davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The broad ax., 1902-11-01

lagher has diplayed his ability in that
direction, therefore, he win make a tip
top commissioner.
As a member Of the Board Of Educa-
cation no member Of that board has
accomplished more and worked harder
TO advance or improve the educational
facilities Of this geet city than Thomas
Gallagher. Although at all times since
his connection with the Board Of Edu-
cation he has stood for economy and
honesty in the administration Of its
AFFAIRS and the efficiency on the part
Of the teachers as against extrayagance
in any degree.
II is with pleasure that we can state
that there are a mighty few men who
are as devoid Of race prejudice as
Thomas Gallagher who always depOrts
himself like a true gentleman. he
knows no man by his complexion, na-
tiOnality nor religion, and we can call
the names Of several Afro-American
women whom Mr.. Gallagher has as
sited to secure positions in the public
schools Of Chicago, and there is no
member Of the board Is as
widely known among the Afro
Americans as Mr.. Gallagher. for he has
ever been interested In their advance
ment and improvement along moral
and educational lines, and thousands
Of them win make an x by his name
next Tuesday and let It 60 at that
Surely the voters and the tax payers
Of this city and county win not fail
TO elect Thomas Gallagher one Of the
new commissioners. II they do, then It
viii be self-eYident that they are In
capable Of sek-gOvernmenA
The broad ax., 1902-11-01
WARES ONAlRRIcAE FmAHcE
Ths LoaaOa Finos Says nat aEovyi.s
Ltahuitiss Are . BouRoo
e Danger.

In IN editorial article discussing the
prsssateeoAOmie situation in the Unit
ed States the London Tines says Il
considers that, although the CONNER
cial credit Of the United States Is per
haps not quite 80 good az It was a
year ago and the actual situation not
entirely free from disgusting fsa-
lures, yet. being favored with good
harEests and promising cotton crop,
buEinsas prospects aPPear 20 Be
healthy Tor another year.
@For the next few months, at least,
the big hsrEests Of the United States
win probably secure the business
world against the collapse Of credit in
New York, but," tie paper continues,
unless We are 70 accept the new fan
gled doctrine that in seine mysterious
way ec0nomic laws need not be taken
into aceoupt where America Is con-
cerned, the present state Of things and
the present fashion Of finance cannot
continue forever.
'7[ere magnitude Of resources, how
ever dazzling 70 the unthinking, win
not ssFe their owner from embarrass-
ment, or worse, II he allows his la
siHtiss 70 grow IA excess Of them"
The broad ax., 1902-11-01

peace betyeen Mr.. Lahif and The
Broad Ak. After much hard work Mr..
Owens was successful In having the
white flag OF peace run. So on Saturday
morning while in the mayors omce in
the presence Of Col Stewart, Of The
Journal, Mr.. watkins. representing
The City Press, Jerry Mccarthy, Dep
uty City Collector, City Attorney John
E. Owens, and several other gentle
men, Candidate LahiR and ourseB. met
face to face. We shook hands, patted
Mr.. Lahii on the back and he again
eheerfully extended to Us the right e
way IN the Mayors once.
II was an impressive scene, one long
TO be remembered by those VINO Wit
messed it.
Several Of Mr.. LAhIR's closest and
warmest friends animated that his
heart was in the right place. That
when he FIRST landed in this country
from Germany or the Green Isle, he
worked on the docks Of Detroit, Mich,
with cOlored men. ate and slept with
them. that his head boss or ovGsssr
was alsO an AfrO-American ana .oat
Mr.. LahiR sim sntertains kindly feel
ings towards AfroAmerieans, ana this
Is true, Tor upon inyeatigation we have
learned Of many good deeds which he
haS performed in behalf Of the raoo.
and many Of them win not fan to est
their vote Tor him next Tuesday.
Nov nat the hght o. The Broad AK
on Edward n LAhiR has paussd into
history. al the politicians II ana cut
the city hali and thousands 81 other
people feel sure that he VII b elected
sl@k-of the appellate court, ana that
be r fuilS capable q discharging the
dudes q that oncs.
The broad ax., 1902-11-01
THE BRRRZE CURR


M mSdtSal journals declare hat
70 RidS IN IN automobile e full speed
= an excellent tonic. Il sends rushaa
Of pure air through the nOstFIls into
the lungs, while the beating Of the
same pure air against the face has the
SRSSt Of hardening the muscles and
Of quieksning the circulation" This
= what any brisk movement 70 the
0pSn air viii DO, especially II the wind
- blowing, Rys the Hartford Tines.
Could not The effect b produced BY
. rSSsrvOir Of compressed air connoet-
Cd with . Eiz-ineh pipsP
The passenger could sit IN . chair on
thS porch and let The breeze be turned
on him st TIE sans velocity that he
would Be carried against the air IN
on automobile. he could wear his
IoathSr eOst and goggles and have al
the bsnSfts Of . rapid ride without the
danger Of running over pedestrians
A steering wheel could Be furniHhsd
20 complete The rossmblaneO. From
tame 80 time water could be allowed
20 triskls into the pipe and . driving
rain Be produsSd- Or salt water could
b used and The eject Of sailing in =
sttR brOssS Be given. The plan s.
Rogth conEidOEing. Itis not pstSnAod
The broad ax., 1902-11-01
TO RAISE COTTON N BsYPr.
Brltish BpiEasFs HoDO 6SAsArS ThsR-
selves IaasPsa6ssf 81 UattsA
stsoSg supply.

ne BIlsIIh Cotton Growing asSoei-
ation, winch, with the hearty cO0Psra,
tics Of the colonial secretary, Joseph
chamberlain, is trying 10 render the
British empire independent of the
United States 90 far as raw cotton "a
concerned, is now paying special Ct
tention TO upper Egypt.
Maj. Count Gleichen, secretary Of
the sirdar of the Egyptian forces,
Maj. Gen. Wingate, addressing the
association at Manchester recently,
said the experiments now concluded
on the banks, of the Nile show the
quality Of the cotton grown there 20
be the equal Of any in the world.
There are available 15.OO0, 900 ceres
of irrigated land, and the only din
Guilty is the labor supply, the derVishes
having dePopulated the Soudan, but
the completion of the Suakim-Berbsr
railroad is expected to solve the prob
lem, besides furnishing an outlet for
the crop.
The broad ax., 1902-11-01

Among the various candidates OF
gentlemen who are aspiring OF endeaE-
oring to become commissioners Of Cook
County, not one Of them Is more en-
nently htted OF better equipped to
serve the people Of this great city and
county in that capacity than the Hon.
Thomas Gallagher, who for q long time
was the polished and efficient vicepres-
ident Of the Board Of Education Of
Chicago, and he is throuoghtly known
throughout this city and county.
Thomas Gallagher has q clean record
behind him and he does not require
any WITHDRAWING. He has honestly
served the people in the City Council
at q time when the grating and hood
ling element was in the majority. But
Mr.. Gallagher was not or Is no CRATER,
and be It said to his credit, while in
the Council, he never betrayed the
trust reposed in him by the people,
neither did he attempt to turn over the
streets Of Chicago to the railway com
panies.
For many years Mr.. Gallagher was
engaged in the gents furnishing goods
business on the West Side, and by hon
est and square dealings, he conducted
an enormous business. His name dur
ing that time became familiar 70 every
man, woman and child in his section
Of the city. As a hrst-elass business
man he succeeded in aeculmulating
considerable means, and It may be per
missible to state that in our opinion
no man is capable Of conducting or
transacting business for the public un-
less he can successfully manage or con
troll his own affairs, and as Mr.. CAL
The broad ax., 1902-11-01
SCIEHCE AND INDUSTF

he maple sugar season L..
i've or ak weeks, but it Weld,
lean farmers over q million doH me
year. YUAN
Paper coal Il . form Of ~
found near Bonn, in German
splits naturally IN hlms A. ~.
paper. A
seVenty-sight profit sharing -.
PriSes, affecting So, g26 worbD...,
we're In operation In Great 49,
last year.
The sanitation Of the city Of An.
dabad, India, IL 30 bad that thu -
tally is 20 per 1000, with no .Did.-s
TO account for it.
A white badger, which \ aIno.,
great . rarity ss q white bla,L1.',
was killed recently by the Az. ",
(England) badger hounds.
signOr sehiaparelH the Mia,
tronOmer, has been elected an 49,
ate Of the French academy of ,ei,,.
In the room Of the late Baron ~
denskiold.
A Roman bowl q Samian nal.
said TO be 9,OOO yearS old, bss ~
brought up from the sea bottom =
Beachy Head By 9 BrightlingSee an
ter dredger.
Maiden Bower, q pre-Romsn ssrA
work, near Dunstable, England : :
danger of being destroyed BY the -
tension of a chalk quarry, which \,
already been worked to within
yards Of the ancient rampant.
The Pasteur institute for the IT,,
ment of persons bitten by rabid an
mails in Calcutta is rapidly Rsinh,
in popularity among the natiTs, 4
the eight months ended May 81 Ar
352 persons were treated, and d,
mortality was only eight per cent
Sericulture, the raising Of N
worms, does not appear to inere,,b
France. The Oficial returns 70, ~
year show that 132,634 persons ~,
engaged in the industry, as eomurS
with 1924 In 1900. In 1897 the nun.
Der was 133,252. The yield of cocoon
varies with the seasons. In the an
i've years it has ranged from SsSsau
70 $3.50, EO4 hlOB.
The broad ax., 1902-11-01
eoFT WoRps b B8oeARs.
WkasA Ehsy sssG - RusA AWoE
Il - RsoaA e EAeSs Wa H.
s.ss Fhsa 49, ~

IN AS ssvs-ity Of q 0isago wlntsP
Ahe abls-bodisd Chicago bsggsr has
certain temsrity that deserts him
- the mercury column Eisss 70 the
dignity Of July day, sAys he Trib-
uns. With thO mercury tOn degrees
below ESro q - noe IN Uncommon
thing for z street bsggar 20 eurss an
unwilling citizen 90 Bush An extent
that . policeman tAhss I'm 20 the
station "a 2 patrol wagon In these
warn days, hoWSVor, the abls-bodiOd
man who wants little aaaistanoO"
haa taken . new tack.
A prosperOus-lOoking SitisSn STOOD
81 Ia SALE street the other day ct
noon WhSn . huEiy fellow loungOd
up 70 him and aalZsd "a the wSu-hmoWn
whine:
Mister. eOuld yOa stVe ne . Httle
assistance. -
'No, sir" W. IL Omphst5c ~
gponss, II wouldn't give my great
grandmother . BE Of bread II shs was
twice e. Thirsty - you ere ct this
minute"
Thank you. ~; Ghank you, hr.
I'm much obliged 70 you" We the
humble reply TO the TRADE. 81"
20, don't msntlon it, returned the
citizen; you can't paWnh I've gOtft
covered By copyright"
But - the fellow sloushOd away IL
was evident that most Of s al we
IoSt on him
The broad ax., 1902-11-01

= papsr 81 Golden, Col, raleI IN
many delinquents on the GROUND Of
this eloquent appeal: 'sYou may ap-
proximate the stars IN nail key.
hang the ocean On q grapeVine to dry,
wipe the nose Of q cyclone with
towel, cut Of the tan end o. q tor
nado for keepsake, put the ally n
The ground 90 soak, unbuclie the
beIiyband % eternity and open up
the sun and moon e healtk resorts.
but never b deludsd With the idea
that you can escape che other side
q purgatory Il you don't pay for
your paper"
The broad ax., 1902-11-01

From Germany comes . gtoFY o.
novelty and charity. In the town Of
Haschmann prizes are offered year
y for men who win marry the ugIisst
or most crippled women sndalSo WON
en- over 20 who have been Tilted as lesSi
twice. The money for the prizes was
left By . rich hnancier, who provided
that out Of the funds an income Of not
Iess than ESQ should 50 70 The ugisEs
girl and go "a 3 eEipplS.-LOndon
NGwA
The broad ax., 1902-11-01
DEADLY VOLCANO cas-
- - RVS 6Nod TIE speedy Dr.
l. @8ooa e Rvogyoas - BOu-
- AaGRSAl VdOaama.

Cen. RoFWoOd who received . -
port from Lieut.. Jere B. Clayton, e.
EigtAnt surgeon, concerning the d.
.tribution Of medical supplies 70 the
people Of The West indies suffering
from the effects of the recent voleanio
SruptionS, ssys that, e. near as could
Be aScsrtAinSd, the cause Of death
was the explosion Of an inhammsbIs
ga which Wa emitted by the noun
tain, reports . Warrington exchange.
The most plausible explanation Of the
conditions found. he Ssys, wa given
By Lieut.. John J. Reilly, . member Of
tie expedition, who suggested that
The gas e. sent forth BY the mountain
Wa not inhGmmsblS until MIXED with
. certain quantity q oxygen, and that
mixture WaS reached 81 the time the
gas arrived - Sc. Pierre. Il We hrm-
y asserted BY al the survivors that
everyone 10 st. Pierre Wa dead three
minutes AftSr he explosion took
plasS.
The medical men Ssy Tat TIE OauSs
OF death ~ s.. vincent seems 70 have
been sulphur doxids, or . similar gas,
emitted By Soufrisro. A few pSrsons
were injured or killed By falling rocks.
Burns were found on the poStSrior sur
Ases Of the exposed parts Of The body,
indicating that everyone w. running
away from the mountain.
The broad ax., 1902-11-01
CITY ATTORNEY JOHN E. OWENS
RESTORED PEAcE-sETWEEN
COL. LAHIFF, AND JULIUS
=. TAILOR.

At the time that the writer began
to hang the political hides Of Col
Robert z. Burke and IN June. 1901,
Fred E. Edred up on our fence
to dry. for the reason that
they had absolutely refused to
liquidate an honest obligation which
was entered into b. them with The
The broad ax., 1902-11-01

n company has Just been formed
n France % relieve parliamsntary
candidates Of al TIE worries Of 3
general election. Posters, aFsnts,
orators. sudiencos-ail are found
Voters. however. are not scpplied
but II the candidate 4 not elected ire
company guaEantsss 70 return 3 third
Of whatever he may have paid % -
cure his return.
The broad ax., 1902-11-01

Betting on the results Of the recent
munieipal elections &C Rome was per
mitted By Tie goVernmsnt. TheprohtS
were dsyoted 20 shsFitsbls PuEPOsSS-
NY. sun
The broad ax., 1902-11-01

Blanehe-Did you part owing - ,
misunderltandine9
Rose GOODNESS me-. not We N
derstood each other zoo Wal-LoP
don Iit-Bifa
The broad ax., 1902-11-01

a FAiladelphia physieian roeanUy
EuessasfuIly grated 3 6et q eyelids
FOR 3 patiant Who had lost hisoHn ii
4 Ere.
The broad ax., 1902-11-01
John {. Owens the honest and Ener
setle City Attorney who Acted
the part Of Peace maker be-
tween Edward N.
Lahlff and Julius
?. Taylor.

Broad Ak, We had not the rsmOtest
idea that that fight would extend 50
far and drag or enguR many promi-
nent men into it, and at that moment
Gus period Mr.. Edward NJ. LahiR rush.
ed into it with the object Of protect
ing or rescuing his friend Col. Robt. E.
Burke. Then The Broad Az began to
lay close up to the sides Of Mr.. Lahfff
and it tusseled with him for quite a
while. and as It did 50 other inhuen-
tial gentlemen became evolved in the
fight, until finally City Attorney John
E. Owens, who has the reputation Of
being quite diplomatic, assumed the
heavy responsibility Of negotiating
The broad ax., 1902-11-01

= Tasting feats The sect of jams.
A India. q far ahead Of al rivals.
Eaats o. from 30 g 20 d.ys are very
common and once ye1r fksy are
aaid g abatain from feed for IS days.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02
The Queens Birthday.

Queen Liliuoka.aui today cole
brates her 64 b birthday aud will
receive her friends between the
hours of B and 5 thi, afteanoop,
when the Hawaiian Baud will bs
present aad play. A large number
# people were on hand early this
noruing with their best wishes, and
Washington place is a bower q
flowers aud leis brought by Hsr
Majes,y's faithful subjects.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02
MERRY COMMITS SUICIDE.
Body of Former Honolulu Man Has
Been Found on Kauai.

Body of Former Honolulu Man Has
Been Found on Kauai.
f L Merry, formerly with Atkin-
son and Judd cf this city, but lately
clerk aud stenographer to Judge
Hardy's Court at Lihu", Kauai,
has committed suicide by shoot.
ing himself in the heal.
He was last seen Friday afternoon
at four O'Clock and had been missing
ever since Searching parties were
organized as it was said he had a
Sl,0U0 government check in his
possession and might b ave met with
foul play; his body was discovered
yesterday short distance from Lii
hue, Kauai, and revolver lying on
his breast was mute witness OF
how he came to his death.
Merry was quiet young man aud
is said not to have been in the best
Of health for some time. This with
perhaps, s>me financial difficulties
may have led him in moment OF
despondepcy to commit the rss b act
which has put an end to his life.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02
To S9rVe Without Pay.

Judge Gear this morning denied
the Attorney Generals motion for a
continuance Of all the criminal ca. IS
until next Move emter aud issued a
special venire for a new panel Of
jurors to serve without pay for the
time being. The jurors must be
present in Court tomorrow morn-
ing when the Ferris murder case
will be taken up-if no new move is
N ade 10 the meantime.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02
WILL PLAY HI RE.
Sale Of Seats Opens For Frawley
Company Tomorrow.

Sale of Seats Opens For Frawley
Company Tomorrow.
The Frawley Company, we'll re-
membered by all Honolulu play.
goera, will pass through the city
on Friday en- route to the Orient
and will in all probability present
performance here on Friday
evening. Strong efforts have been
made to get the steamer to stay
over in this port so as TO permit
Of the play beisg given and on the
last mail Mr.. FIawley was very
hopeful OF success.
The play selected for the occa-
sion is the celebrated war drama
"Secret Service" now being pre-.
sented to OVERLOOKING houses in
San Francisco by the Frawleys.
The company is "a picked one,
especially chosen for the grand
tour OF the O;ient which is con-
templated and includes many
beautiful and we'll known actresses.
The play is stirring one OF war
times, full OF action 1t requires
special scenery and effects all Of
which are being brought down by
Mr.. Frawley.
The sale OF seats started this
morning at Wall, Nichols and Com
pany with a rush at nine o'clock
and there is little doubt but what
the opportunity, all too rare OF
seeing a first class company in a
frat class play, will be eagerly
seized.
The sale OF seats for The per
formance OF Secret Secret Service
to be presented here on Friday
evening by the Frawley Company,
will continue at Wall, Nichols and
Company tomorrow morning. The
opportunity OF late for seeing a
really good performance by first
class ombination seems to be get
ting rarer and local playgoers are
apparently eager to se'zs the pres
ent occasion The play will b'
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02
CONTRA NOTICE.

This is to give notice, that T. r.
Mossman having never at any time
held any power or powers OF at
torney, either written or otherwise
from E. E. Mossmap, nor either any
intimation of any, as purported by
notice from him in this mornings
Issue of the "Pacifc Commercial Ad-
vertiser," has never at any time act
ed, attempted, nor does he propose
TO act for said E E. Mossman in
any capacity whatever. Any such
notice on his part is obviously a
deliberate attempt to deceive come
one or. other.
THOS. r. MOSSMAN.
Honolulu, Aug. 25, 1902 2293- -3t
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02

Prince Cupid announced and de-
clared himself at the Republican
Territorial Convention today that
he was now "Republican from top
TO bottom, from head TO foot"
"Nuf sed" The INDEPENDENT is
only too pleased to know it directly
from his own lips and now we
know where be is at, how he stands
and where he is to be found.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02
By AUTHORITY.
sHERIFF's sA E NOTICE.

Under aud by virtue OF a certain
Execution issued by l., le A Dlckey,
Second District Magistrate of Ho-
aolulu, Island OF Oahu, Territory Of
Hawaii, on the 23lh day OF August,
A. ID. 1902, 10 the matter OF CHEW
SUCK BAU, doing business as SAM
KEE Va WONG HEE. doing busi.
ness as Chong Wo Oman. | have on
this 30th day OF August, A. d. 1902,
levied upon, and shall expose for
.ale aud sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, at the Police
station, K Kalakaua Hale, in said
Honolulu, at IL O'clock noon Of
FRIDAY, the Bird day Of OCIO
Der, A. ID. 1902, all The right, title
and interest OF said Wofg Hee, do
il & business AZ ChoDg Wo Chan, in
and to the following described per.
4onal property. unless the juigm snt
and cost OF execution amounting to
ONE HUNDRED ard TW ENTY
SIX aod 30-lO0 Dollars, interest, :,
costs and my expenses are previous
ly paid.
General merchandise consiating
of canned goods, tobacco, tea, coun,
ter, refrigerator, show case, etc etc.
IS 'e inventory OF said property at
my cffioe"
CHAS. II. CHILLINGV ORTIZ,
Deputy Sheriff, Ter, OF Hawaii.
Houolulo, Oahu. 23O0-5ls oaw.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02

1t is now the duty of every man,
Hawaiian or haole, who is disgusted
with regime of trusts, imperialism
and hard timer, to put their sh ould-
ers to the wheel, forget their per-
soual animosities and work for the
success, not of Wilcox, but Of the
standard bearer of the Democratic
party.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02

term as Delegate. He knows the
ways and means TO be used when at
the Capital, is we'll acquainted, and
with the help of the Democratic
party will be able TO work for the
best interests OF this Territory,
Senator Thurston and his employ
ers to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02
NOTICE.

The undersigned has bought all
interests 10 the firm OF Mac cKenzie
and Fernandez, plumbers, in which
he was partner, and wi carry on
the business as heretofore under the
name OF Mackenzie and Fernandez.
All bills due and owing to or by the
firm will be settled by and with him.
All work guaranteed and the same
satisfaction given, at Emma, near
Beretania street. Telephone White
2452.
VINCENT FERNANDEZ, JR.
Honolulu, Aug. %, 1902. 1892
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02

given oa Friday evening with all
the scenery aud effects with which,
aided by the unusually * client
personnel OF the company, especial
ly chosen for this initial tour,
Frawley is winning golden opinions
ia San Francisco.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02

Sixty.f four years ago today, Her
Majesty Liliuokalani was borp, aud
the loyal people Of all the islands
her people--unite in sending to
her their most alfectionate aloha
and their best wishes for many
happy returns OF tbs day"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02
TUESDAY, SEPT. 2, 1902.
ALOHA KE ALI.

From every corner Of the Ha
wai:au Islands today, fervent
prayer goes up to Heaven asking
the God of Nations to pour down
his blessings upon her who was
and is stiIl-our beloved Queen.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02

Prince Cupid has chosen the
Queens birthday to change his
political affiliations and associate
himself with Dole, Thurston and
their holy crowd. Very bad judg-
ment for man OF your birth,
Prince.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02

The Advertiser may curse and
the Advertiser may pray,the Dsmo-
Gratis will remain true to the Home
Rulers and carry the mutual han-
ner to glorious victory.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02

Robert Wilcox will return TO
Washington not as the representa-
tive OF the Home Rule Party, but as
a Fusionist Delegate OF the Home
Rule and Democratic parties, He
will have the cordial support of the
Democratic members OF both houses,
aud we feel confident that he will
no longer be Ignored as he has been
in the past. This will be bis second
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-09-02

The detection OF Cupid, however,
has proved 10 be.a godsend to the
Democratic party. From small
minority, that party through its
alliance with the Home Rulers and
the Kuokoas, if accomplished, will
become the dominant party OF
these islands. Under its banner
will rally all men OF independence
and character who have the good OF
the Territory at heart, and under
its guidance the days of Republican
autocracy and oligarchy will soon
be brought TO an end.