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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-31

Ths Supreme court has adjourned
ID next Tuesday morning.
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The George A Davis disbarment
case was submitted yester day after
noon, whereupon the Supreme court
adjourned to Tuesday afternoon
next at 10 O'Clock.
Lau Tong Tai hos brought sn
ejectment suit against the River
Mill Company for the recovery
land at Paushi and River streets and
damages in the sum OF $1,000.
Charles Molteno and Harry Carl,
two of Honolulu's oldest aud best
known tonsorial artistic, will open
shop in the Camarino's premises on
Alakea street tomorrow morning,
The little tug Charles Counsel.
man, which was chartered by W g
Irwin & Co to take the place OF the
Fearless while that tug was laid
up for repairs, has returned to
Hilo.
1t is reported in shipping circles
that Captain Schmidt, OF the Irm-
gard, has definitely challenged the
master of the Annie johnson at
San Francisco for race to the Isl.
ands.
Vsndals were more merciiul to
the night blooming cereus at Puma
hou last night and this morning
there was quite liberal distrihu-
ton OF the beautiful flowers on the
hedge.
One Of tho most excellent musical
programs ever put on in Honolulu
has been arranged for the Sym
phony concert at the residence OF
j B Castle on the evening of Au-
gust z.
The Young building was decorat-
cd with American aud Hawaiian
flags this morning in honor OF the
grand opening OF the hotel this
evening. The hotel was also sp-
propriately decorated
r W Berger, the plaintiff 10 the
Korean cases, left by the AorauRi
yesterday for Canada. He said be-
fore departure that he would be
back ia time for the hearing of the
cases in the Federal court.
In the Customs department Ro-
ger j Taylor has been promoted
from clerk to day Inspector to sue
ceed Robert S Pearson, who has re
signed to accept position in Wash
ington. E e Cheatham will likely
be selected to succeed Taylor.
The Tourist travel" committee
held its irst actual business meeting
in the Young hotel yesterday. Ar
rangements for advertising in the
Leading magazines were talked over,
and it was practically decided to
begin advertising in the October is
suer.
Pilot j G LoreDasn has fled sal
wage claim OF $1,000 against the
steamer Cavering which recently
went on the reef and was rescued by
the tugs Counselman and Fearless,
LoreDzsn was pilot on the imperill.
cd vessel aud directed the plans for
rescue.
At the meeting of the baseball
league yesterday afternoon the re-,
signation of Lieutenant Newton
from the Office OF co umpire was ac-
oepted. A committee consisting oil
Cater, Murphy aud Thompson
was appointed to select a new UNI.
Miro
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The INDEPENDENT b0 cents per
month.
= This is the evening OF the grand
opening OF the Alexander Young
hotel.
Work of laying the flooring on the
new wharf at the foot OF River street
has begun.
Employees OF the Government re-
ceived their salaries for the last half
OF July today.
business meeting OF the Y P S
G e will be held in Central Union
Z church this evening.
Captain j B German, who has
been i'll for several days, reported
for duty this morning.
Two orchestras and the baud will
play for the opening OF the big
Young hotel this evening.
The schooner Robert Levers sail
cd yesterday for Laysan Island to
load guano for Honolulu.
The Bergstrom Music Go. is suing
Prince j Kalanianaole for $22l, a
disputed balance of an account
Judge De Bolt has signed orders
for defaults 10 two suits for fore
closure of mortgage against M S
Silva.
The Alameda from San Fran
cisco and Coptic from Yokohama
both arrived in port this morn
ing.
The Coptic will sail at o'clock
this afternoon for San Francisco,
taking mail and few lay-over pas
sengers.
Judge and Mrs NJ M Estes will
leave by the Alameda for visit to
their old home and friends in Cali
fornia.
D L Soreneon has brought suit
for divorce against Frsnka st
Clair Sorenson on the ground OF
desertion.
This is the evening of the opening
= of the Young hotel. A large num-
Der OF invitations to the function
have been issued.
1t is thought that decisions in all
the disbarment cases may be handed
down by the Supreme court next
Tuesday morning.
Susuma2o and young girl who
disappeared some days ago, causing
some uneasiness among their friends, |
have been located.
Male lima VS. Ksmehamehs and
Punahou vs. Eks will be the base
ball games on the new grounds to-
4 morrow afternoon.
Superintendent Cooper is working
on plans for widening King street
so that it will cross both King
aud Hotel streets at Nuuanu stream.
The Nebraskan is scheduled to
arrive back tomorrow morning from
Kahului and will likely sail in the
afternoon for San Francisco.
Today 10 the Goth anniversary OF
the restoration of the Hawaiian flag,
which event occurred in 1943, on
the present site OF. Thomas
square.
A large audience is already as
sured for the play SIN Sleeps
Clothing" by the Lyceum Stock
Company at the Orpheum tomorrow
evening.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-31


turn on the night OF the 18th.
Judge A S Humphreys and K M
Watson have dissolved partnership,
the latter going into business for
himself. Judge Humphreys will
continue to occupy his offices at
King aud Bethel streets.
Stockholders OF the Kohala-Hilo
Railroad Company had another
meeting last evening, following
which adjournmsnt was taken to
Saturday night. 1t is understood
that a reorganization OF the Board
Of Officers will bs considered
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

" 10 VI. utuU u l OluL, UU9 UuI
pe6 set 1i01te 8alg en- al 6e tDffe
&olgm9nb nbebleben.
.@e6oftgr S~anien=M6rremplle al
Mabenraa blep ltgele6es %gienbalgt
for Mabenroa-S neutrality-suspicious.
Sans @temmetal .bar, iom forbentet,
118. @e6 1i6ite almin6elige 2anb,
%6ogsoalg for 5 Mar ii0en mbnitreoe
BET 6an1fe 8orti 124 @temmer. Mo6.
%fan6ibaten bar MI iom bn Mmtsfor-
itanber S. &inricbien at 9lterterp,
en- tn6fgbt, tDlfiinbet Moroaesptger.
MmtSforitan6er S%inriebien opnaaeoe
1O8 ct. mos 80 I Maret 1898. Man
bap6e en66a bentet, at Set tDife Stem.
metal fful6e blibe lt6rre; men SDifer,
ne fit fosieret beres 5 8algm9no
fra Muguitenborg paa @r1no al lire,
gelmasiigbeoer beo 8alget. Der par
ogiaa reiit Sn6iigelie MOB 2obtraf.
ningen peb @alget / nlfeb6l, bpor
Dnniferne bab6e a 8algmRno; me-
nlfebglpulget go6fienoteS.
S 6e to andre @re6ie, bbor 0e1
baIges nogle oonffe @algmano,
nemlig Ggn6erfrebien og Slensborg.
freoien, fanM ligele6es @ienpale
5teo. S S6n6er at Nmtsretsraaf
Bacbmann % / Slensborg at 8ro.
esior Metger, begge nationallibe
role.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
@prosli1e Sper6ripelier.

S ct tD1f 8lo6 timber bi fpIgenoc
llaoenoe 8emerfningery font ogioo
pnsle let for Dor Station. 6orfattere1
til Mrtiflen 1friber:
~Nei set er bog forfref =
feligt!"- uSbi4fet, fjere Ser
tba?" - uSnnf big, Mo6er, 9gg9e=
fagen ct blepan ligefrem b nj e.
11g. 0g leg pasie6e 6og iao
rDgtelig n9ie paa. 0g iaa=
6on en- folos al Meng0e
s@g, ieg tcg til ben! Set er r &c s.
ONT pinligt. napn[ig ga ieg pen=
ter @oror og bum bol6er iaa g b :
I ig maga at sgg9eta9e. Sg
til Min &e6ieI er &loffen ble-
ben ioa II gn6eIig ma1tge, at
ieg iffe faor Sit til at lope noget
an6et. Ma, Mo6er, ieg ergrer mig
iaa II befribelig benober.
sos &1ora fit ieg forle6en cit go11=
ife be6aoren.6e 9@ggefaye, og
leg Ge0ehe mig loo uigeliq
til at funne bD6e ben6e en- lignerp6e
Og MI! Ma, set er bierteife-
ren6e at tenfe pou! Wen bgr
ieg foar EN- to + a e Soc!
&1ara bol6er 10 ioo gru 0 nj t
meget d."
i. Seq oberla6er Sen nlpffelige Ser
tba lelp at u6btfle 1eme itororteDe
Soc, tbt leg be6 life, boab set er,
&lara bol6er ioa grulomt meget al.
@oa6 ieg ba iige, er I &ortbeo fgl=
gen0e: 9e frembnDe6e nbtrDf er
mim6pe ifjdnne @eoefiter poa bort
imltffe 5prog og bur6e fun anben-
6es, naar Salen gi@t6er 1roget, iom
b1S1el1g er gDfel19t, rG01omt, blgrte7
Ifieren0e oib. ct Mor6 er re6iomt,
men at en- 9@ggefoge mislDffes, fan
I 6at bpieite fal6es fje6eligt. st
8ierg / Mperne fan falbes folos=
ialt, men Set fan man neppe p%aa1tao
ONT en- fem, 1efs 9@g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
Tulf, fum sjbr snfees.

@rofesior 9erter pe6 ltniberiite-
tet / Sllinois bar iamlet ct 8in0 meO
@tati1tif angaaenhe Soft, fom bar
giort @nfces. Samltngert in6ebol.
ser life min6re en6 1902 Mapne.
Set fremgaar at Ben, at Muiifere
g%ienneminitIig binder Srfces / SEN
tioligite Mlber, og at acknowledgements
bene opnaor Ben ti6lig. Dernelt
fgIger @fueipillerne og 6orfatterne.
Opfinberne fommer langiomt paa lin
8Ia6s, i6et ingen at Dem, Der er meb=
taget / pmbonble6e Statiittf, er ur-
Der firth Mor.
&pab &binberne angaar, ga opnaar
Sc paa alle Smraaber mes l1n6ta-
gelie at paa Muiifens og Scenens
lenere 8ergmmelie enc beres man6=
lige Me6beiler. Set ct tt6ltgere
b1ebet paobtit, at Sen muiifalife 8e'
gabelie bar en- Etlbgieligbe6 til al
uopifles burtigere en6 naiten enbper
an6en.
&pa6 6orretningsmen6ene an.
gaar, er set of bin Stdtiittf interes.
iant at ie, at be1e 81 @rocent at 81
bel6ige lite er nbgaaet fra 1toge1
college, meoens 10 &rocent ia,
frefbenteret iaaoant. Mf Sinancterer.
ne er 18 8roeerf u6gaaet fra Gol.
leger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
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Sc 0anffe @algmen6 / Sgn6er=
fre0ien l10gior6e a.. Der itemte poo
BoOsejer $. 81. &nn6lan til Erpj=
borg: Sor 5 @ar ii0en, 0a Ge0oE=
tgr Sesien bar oanif Tallesfonoibot
SbnDerfreblen, fit Fan npjagtie
famine Mntol 5temmer; men 4 oa11=
ife 8a(gmGnb bar gan1fe bilt blepne
biemme.
Mogen 6remgong far SET bonfe
Eartt oltiaa ingen Ste6er beb oisie
2onobagsbalg. @obe6oar1agen til,
at &tgs6agsbalget / CONNER fit ct /
Sammenligning me6 2an60agspol-
get iaa o%peror6enlig tilfrebs|tilfen0e
l1oful6, maa ipgeS / SEN Smltan6ig=
ba6, at Ser be6 &igs6agsbalg er bem
meltg Mfitemning, meoenS BpIger=
lie beo ct 8algman6sbalg til 2onooo-
gen munotlig og offenlig afgiper Be-
res Stemmer til Sen tDife 8oiobe
ltDrell e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
syeanne b'9lrc'S &1ebming.

Oct nil itffert interesi ere mango
29i erin0er at erfore li6t ON Seer
0ien og 8aifaffenbe6en al SEN &leb=
ming, ser gien1em @ertugen al Or
leans' Sfatfammer bleb operraft
Seanne b'glrc be6 ben6es Snotog /
Orleans Sen %. MpriI 1419.
Mf ct gammelt 5frtft, ser forteller
ON 8eleiringen al Srleans, erfarer
mon, at Dele Drayten bar forarbei6et
al farmoiftnrp6t 8rDsieler &le6e.
S 8eretntngen 6erom be66er set:
@ert1tgen af Srleans' @fatmeiter
bp6 / iin &erres Nabn Somfrnen en-
&(e6ning og ct fort SberltDffe.
Dragten bar brpsielerr66 og Suer-
1tpffet uforloren grdnt", 8eIetnin<
gen beitoo al bpi6 @ilfe og ct I @an-
beltre farbet Stof.
W0erligere brogte ban benDe 1om
@nne fra 5tdten 10 8orter, ser ffnlbe
bruges iom @oabenmerfe pao ben6es
&le6er.
Da formotfinrg6t og grdnt bdr
&ertugens Garber, bdrte Somfruens
Dragt altiaa til Sen fDritelige Uni
form, iom 0fficerer og Milits bar.
Set rforloren %grbnne", iom obenfor
bIeo nnont, be1egne0e en- iarlig
8lnn6tng al @r6nt, 1om mon bar PED
Gong: Sertugen af Orleans Dor
10 / engelif G%angenifab.
&ulturbiitortif bigtiglt er imi6ler'
tbs Sen Mao6elelie, at 8rpsielerfle'
set allere6e for 500 Mar it0en fun6e
gle6e Jig be6 en- iaa6an 8ergmtbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
Dr.. Miles Anti.pain pills.

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nerpps @ppebpise, Rpgfuerter, Mtaoepiue, 9euralsia,
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Ssnbebosber bperten Dpilm eGer morftn pg ~efterlaberi
il1ge1 Femme Gfterbrfninser. as Dolls 25e, gaa
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

Ct gam mel 8 nj p e :
glas. ut en- iaa fprgnngelig Sihg
lom ct 2ompeglas opr1aar cit Ml6er
al IL @ar berer biitl1of til 5inl6en=
beberne. SITE 6es min0re CT Bette
bnl1bet fpr cit Some / &rlbnf. Tor
II Mor iiOen figbte blt11 en- lille Saint
pc me0 lil6prenoe @las, og fprlt forz
lebcn 9ag = efter loa monge Mars
9rug = git @losiet itr1.
6iifere / 6ore. Sire
6iifere fra 9lofbus Gg1en bel l,.tte0e
forle6ert at tage u6 paa @apet for at
pr9pe 2pffen Ser. @eiret bar go6t
og Open rolig. Sorin6en l16turen
bette Sc meb bi1an0en nogle &egle
8ran6ebin for at fnnne tage fat pao
Tiiferiets Straba6ier meb rbpjt
Mo0", men bette bar It'll forfeit,
bporom nebenfpr. So al 6iiferne
fog pr. 8ao6 me6 Siifere6ifcber uo
paa &opet, me6ens 6e andre to blep
tilbage paa 5tran6en. st go0t
StDffe nbe bleb 8ooben bal tprig %
funbe ligeiom 6iiferne fife bol0e 81,
geb9gten. Me6 on6re Srh: 8aa=
SEN fentre6e, og Sc to M9n6 if ct
l1fripilligt 8ab / set fol6e, 1ten friife
@an6. 6tiferne bab6e 6og alligepel
laa megen Moh6snerperelie, at Sc
fltn6e flamre fig til ben fentrebe
8oob. On Sis bar fun &obe0et al
Ben enc Mon6 til SDne, iaa set laa
farligt uo. 8ierge Zig ie1o funoe
ser fife bore Sale ON. Men Set
gomle Sr6iprog uNaar Mb6en Ell
itgrit, ct @inlpen 11ermeit", fom og=
ioa i'll iin &et ber. Sc to ilon0=
berer6e Silfere fit / it6rlte @a1t cit
/ Merbe6en ppren6e 8oab Ipbt neb
til &abet, og r6 gift set til BEN fen=
tre6e 8mb, bbor 6e to &olleger en6=
MI bol6t fo1t og mart befan6t fig /
go6 8ebol6.
@n16brplIup pao8 0 H.
+ 0 nj. &ammerraa6 Sobs. 8.
&ofoe6 og @ultru, ct ODER bele 8orn=
bolm og ierlig I @afer @ogn og
&6nne afbol6t og belfjen6t 9ggtepar,
fejre6e Ben 10. Mobember oeres
@ul6brpllup me6 @legt og @enner
peo cit itdrre Teitmio6ag paa Dams
@otel / Mp1uc. &anlnerrao6 Soc
foe6 og bans @ultru er iGrlig fien0te
fra 6eres ca. 50aarige 8irfiombe6
og itore @jeitfribe6 lom @jere al
5tore Munfegaarb pr. Mofirfebp, en-
at 8ornbolms itgrite og met befjeno=
te @aar6e; men ogiaa fra fin Sir,
fen n6enfor be1tne ct &ommerraa=
6ens 6jerpe @fiffcIie f;enbt 81. a.
lom 6ormanb % Geltoqer G1eie=
rtet u8eltbpi" 8ortbolms 9Dine-
llogteri, &elteuots ca Sbineoplscen=
tire, og iom mangeaarig, &irfebprge
for Mafer olp. ST fort Mrbejbe
far &ofoe6 en6pi6ere u6f6rt pes lin
@irfiombe6 / 8e1tprelien for 8orn=
bplms Sernitpberi og Maifinfobrif>
ban nnrer lGrlig S1teresie for. 8pg=
11ingen al Sc a1erfienbte pg imuffe
Sern=Seilifibe, Ser er nogaoet fra
Bette @erft og MI mart plpjer ale
@erbensbobe.
sri 8grnene er en- Datter gift meb
@jeren al 8ornbolm5 lt6rlte @aarb,
u8ollensgoorb", iom 2un0s Grfebi=
lper / gomle Sage eje6e, og bpor Sc
al og til boe6e. @n Spn Dor oper=
toget @ooroen efter @ul6brubepar=
ret, me6ens en- Dngre S6n, Gon0. iur.
8. @ofoe6 CT Ms1iitent S6= og @on-
%6elsretten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

9en bnrtrpmt sc ii
!. er y t II II Gr
Sfibet mes SEN bcrtrpmte Mumerbpi.
1li1gsfpmtisinr Hetcrlen fra Molborr
J ON 8prO CT arfpllrn1et til Netp Norf
Ser blsp nngtet bam Sillo0elle til a
gaa / 9an0, og ban rejite 1trafs til:
boge til 2iperpool. Sc &en9e, bal
bobbe / 8ebol6, for ban o~flepere1
til Sen 0anife &onil1l / Nep Dorf.
g e p a q
@e6en. &aa ct Mpbe / Belle bar
ct ltobal9 fra &ol6ing, 6re0ericio
og Geile be6taget at l9ge cprettet
Gattigfolonier poa @e0en. Wo1l
bar tGnft Jig at, rette @enpen6el1e i'll
&eoeielifobet ONT 5tptte iaaleoes, al
ser betoles 1 ST. 6oglig for bper
8erion, lom UNDER @eoeletifabets 2e-
Belle beltager / 8eplantning at Mm=
tets @e6el trefninger.
Sprit d Ssrbeinr6 {.
st Mftieie ? ifab mes cit &opitol poo 3
Mi!lioner, peienlig tpife &enge, fp,
rer for Si0en 6orbanolinger me0
9ensgrepe S%cbimmelmo1n ON &jpb
al Sen 2ille &il6moie. 9et CT
Meningen at u6bin6e 5prit al Spr,
Deipr6en; man ia ollerebe u0jet en-
Elo6s til en- 6abrif; og oct n1enes,
bpis Torbon6liugerne mes @reDen
fommer / Sr6en, at man bill fun1e
begpnoe 6obrifationen neite Cont
mer.
nj o16te SO g
t gIere~. st 9ggte,
par / Marbus er anbol6t og UNDER
8clitileOiagelie oflcn6t til gepborg.
9@gteparret bar nemlig optraa6t iom
ACCOMPLISHMENTS" oberfor Ell iplle
balotosiet &one / Mpborg, bpem Sc
banoe lobet at ifoffe Ell arbusion1f
Gmbeosman6 til @gtemage.. @m-
bebsman0en oneoe life, bpiIfen
v9pffe" ser bente6e bom. &cne>1
/ Mpborg far maottet beto!e eli rige-
Iigt @onoror til @pin0.erporret
gien6om 8 aIg g. @fi6et
&ro be6 @ejle er at Gjeren g. Senien
iolgt til l1ngforl HouI @anien al
Sbp for 42,500 &r. 8eIatning og
en- 9el S%nbentar m~e6fplger.
- @otel u@eltipllan6" / @erning
er al @jeren Spren Senien iolgt til
SEN tibligere @ier al @ierm @jelt=
gipergaar0 Mu6s &e6erien fer Ell
&jdbeium al 10000 &r. 8eletning
og Snbentar meofpl9er. Soertagel-
len finder Ste6 Sen 1. Sanltor.
- 6rl1 9amfiers @otel / @oroe
er iolgt til 0perfellner SEMEN fra
&otel n5pangsberg" / Gsbjerg for
$4,000 &r.
@uI6brpllup me6 Sen
t r e Mon6. 6orbenoGre,<
Sc @aorbejer Sens @br. Mplgaar6,
Sullteo> og @uitru Moran &nuoien
fun6e BEN H.. Mobember fejre 6eres
@uiobrpllup. Mplgoar6 ct 81 Mor,
me0ens bans @uitru> Ser bor baret
gift 10 @ange fer, er 91H Mar.
Sen gan1le Sens MplgoarO bar ollie
Sage beret Ell pirf1om Mol1b. San
bar ga ogioa beflabt oOifillise Sill
liospolter. S27 Mar bar Fan bGret
/ Sogneraa0et, ban bar / mango Mor
iib6et / 8eltprelien for Sc 5ottigeS
&asie og tafleret for @ranoforiifrin=
gen. Sognefoge6 81. Mglgaar6,
@ul0bru6eparrets S9n,gop poa Gull
ite6 @jeitgipergaar6 en- 6elt for Sc
@Qmle. Ser bar iamlet benbeo 1875
@jeIter. Mange ber6ifuloe @ober,
Selegrommer og 8repe ltrgmmeoe
in6. Melgaar6 bar | fin SID beret
@uif for 8iifop 8alslebs Sa6er, og
8iifoppen bar "a ogiaa blonot Dem,
Ser min6e6es Dagen.
SI6ebronbe Sen "a. geop.
Mften opftoo Ser SIS !. @oor6ejer
Mno. 8a6eriens @aar6 / 8obeni lie poa
6pen. 16bpgningerne neobrenote,
oet teglbengte StnebuS. rebbe6es.
On Spr og en &bie in6ebrenote. Il=
lie Moifiner og Mplsre6i faber bren6-
te. SI6en, Ser op1tob | 2aoen, anta-
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500 Belonntng 500

9ette glabs 9eiere pM1 bore ~fornpiebe oper at ertare,
Ct eer BET mlnoite er en- trpgtet Spseom; Jpn @iesn'
bier. % bet er Rotarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure er bet
enefe birtelige Pelbrebelf esmtbbel. 9ogeftanben fjen'
ber. So Rafarrb Ct en- fonfttutionel S68bpuL forbrer
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tionen % binlpe g}atnren fiji at gisre fit Mrbe,6e. Gierre
bor faa me3en' 9iltrn I'll bets beTbrebenbe 4raft, at Be
tlbpber ct bunbrebe DpnarS for bnert 9iltal6e, boori
beltne Wtebtelt tffe benirfer @elbrebelfe. 9trin ettet
2ifte D8 @tbnesbprb. Ttffrl6
S. s: Gbenep $50. Eolebo, 8.
az Gelges BOB apptbetere.
Halls Family Pills er be Debite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

- Doftoren: u&r. 8~rofesior, i
bette 9iebIH er Der fommert en- lille
Sgn."
Nrofesforen loiitrat): vMo, beo
Dom Dente uDe gntrt9en. .sS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

~
8oIglofolet blep fprlo6t til &oIig=
be6sfor1tDrrelie. De 6anife Salq>
men6, Ger ito6 / ben enc Solp6el al
5aIen, n6bragte ct tre6obbelt 9nrra
for 6eres 2an66ogsmanb. 9e tD-
fe @algmenb paa Sen anben @ibe
al @alen i%itennte berpoa Slesbig-Sol,
iten.5angen. Serpe6 felte @aaro-
mano g. @rau al &pl fig beppget til
at trenge in6 6e tpife &after, oiten-
tottbt at tage 8lo6s paa ct 8or6 %
beo&1aIp at 8tngrene be6bol6en6e>og
bpilenbe at fl6ite 10 / @er6en. Der-
ne iterte n6pifning fo~ranle6igeoe
@forftensfeiermeiter Scbol5 at Moro-
brri til at benbe fit MOB @rou o.y at
gibe 1erne ct Qef) S1ag me6 l6ftet
|@toI, bborpaa Gran greb ben gan1le
Man6 / TuIoifiagget % fafteoe bam
til Sorbe1. Ser opitob mi ct
&aan6gemeng, nr6er bbilfet set lpf,
febes De 9mitnaen6e at iffille Mo6-
Ifanoerne lite ml6en at Set / 6orpeier
bnpoe gipet bfooige 5frammer,
goaIebes forbolM Sagen fig 0et
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

W. %*II&SoN0S~ ~NS$*s
SI1ebronbe Sen "a. geop.
Mften op1too ser SIS j. @aar6ejer
Mno. @aoeriens @aor6 / 8openie paa
6pen. n6bDgningerne neobr9n6te,
Set teglbengte 5tuebus. rebbeoes.
@n Epr og en &pie in6ebrpnbte. Ml-
Ie Maifiner og Mplsrebifaber brpnb-
tie. S1oen, Ser opitob / 2aben, anta-
geS at bore poaiat.
- Stgoob .Mglle paa Selgenes er
neobrenot. 8ra1ben opltoo be6, at
en- @etroleumslampe efSplo6ereoe.
MglIen eies af g. Mattbieien. gn
DeI @orn, ser laa til 6ormaling,
br9n6te.
- Mnbers Seniens @aar6 be6
SborsIep 5fon beb nlitrup ct totalt
%neobrenot. @aar6en beltob al TIRE
T9fEaEHF'
] 2anger. 8e6 8ronoen inbebr9nbte
2 &ger og 8 @bin. 5tgr1te 8arten
Eaf Sn6boet br9n6te.
Sen 16. Mobember opito6 6er
SIS Ben iaafaI6te itore MglIegaaro
/ Meltbeh, tilbgren6e ben fatbolife
@rnif, Dr. tbeoI. 9. &anien. 5tal0-
lengert og en- @i6elnnge, bbori fan6-
tee Ben oerparen6e fatbolffe Menig.
BEDS &apel, neobranote, buorimof
EStnebmiet og ct gienbommen bee.
renoe 8ageri reb6eoes: SSeite oe
@reatl1rer reobeoes. On ioben6t
Bagerlnrling reoseoes fioite 9ie
Bill.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-05-22
10 MCDLL'S RMON

but doing it better. We are not satisfied with
what oul fathers had, or did, We want more,
and better. The progressive physician battles
with disease with view to its elimination. He
would sow health The ambitious teacher
labors hard to develop the mind of the pupil.
In the general activity and spirit of progress
iveness, but few people, comparatively, have
discovered that back and behind all, we should
have the best class of men and women attain
able
A nation-a people-may put on squirt and
soar to lofty heights, but the end is terrible
fall if the great truth is not observed that ad-
vancement rests upon noble character. A build
ing is no stronger than Its weakest part.
We must gauge the strength of people by
their general average. Their intelligence, pa.
triotism, morals, religion and restraint of the
baser passions are the basis of correct esti-
mate.
great man here and there, or great king,
does not constitute a great people. Washing
ton was great nan, tut he could never have
displayed his greatness had his armies not teen
composed of great men. There were no small
private soldiers in Washington's armies.
To have great nation, the mass of the peo-
pie must be great.
We have reached point in our history when
it is time to carefully inquire into the condition
of our men and women, our boys and girls.
What of our morals? Are our people up to
the standard even of our forefathers? How
many boys have we who would march and fight
barefooted in snow to win victories for liberty
and equality2
If our boys would not fight for the perpetI-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-05-22
REAP AS We SOW.

1t is one of the Bible truths that "Whatso-
ever man soweth, that shall he also reap"
This principle applies to nations as we'll as
individuals. Nations are made up of individ-
uals. If a nation sow war, vice, ignorance,
poverty, it will reap enemies, jails and poor
houses. There are no exceptions. Nations
have only lasted so long as the mass of the
people were able to carry the burdens imposed
by rulers. Figuratively speaking, some ma
tions, like some individuals, had stronger con.
sti.utions than other nations-but the break
down came, sooner or later.
The apostle commands people to sow to the
spirit instead of the flesh. Why? Because
"They that SOW to the flesh reap corruption"
and "they that sow to the spirit reap life."
The end of corruption is death.
There are two streams upon which the hu-
man floats, either as individuals or nations
over the rapids or up 10 the stars.
The law OF Whatsoever thou soweth, that
shalt thou also reap" is everywhere, and if that
law prevails in the lower orders of creation,
how much more surely it prevails in the higher.
And yet, so far. the human race has paid less
attention TO the improving and perfecting of
the higher than has been paid to the lower.
The good farmer is proud of his fine stock
and large yields of grain. The mechanic glo-
res in the construction of fine buildings Even
street-sweeper is better satisfied with clean
job.
We have cultivated and rightly, too, the
faculty of doing things we'll in all lines of
weath-producing. Everything is carefully
studied with view TO not only doing more,