davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30

ANARCHIST. T., city. The fact
that a man is a pronounced anarchist
but is wealthy would not prevent the
authorities from denying him permis-
sion to land in the United States. The
Government has a right to protect
itself from the presence OF men danger
Gus to the welfare Of the country.
CELESTIAL EMPIRE-A subscrib-
er. city. China is called the Celestial
Empire because the first Emperors
were all celestial deities; as Puon Ku
(highest eternity, Tien Hoang (Em-
peror Of heaven). Cine Hoang (Em-
peror of mem, and others. embracing.
according to Chinese records, 500. 900
years previous to To Hi, whose reign
is placed at B. c. 295S-2SSS. Celestial
as applied to the inhabitants OF China,
is from the name Celestial Empire.
GOLDEN GATE PARK CROSS-A.
O., City. The history of the cross in
Golden Gate Park. near the park
driveway north Of Strawberry Hill"
the gift of the late George W. Chrds.
is expressed on the face OF the monu-
ment. which is as follows: a memo
rial of the service held on the shore Of
brakes Bay about St. John the Bap-
lists day. June "a 1879. by Francisco
Fletcher, priest of the Church of Eng
land. chaplain of Sir Francis Drake.
chronicler of the service" The mOnu-
ment also has the following inscrip-
ton; First use of the Book OF Com
mon Prayer in our country. One
Of the first recorded mission
ary prayers on our continent"
The cross is fifty-seven feet
high, standing upon a pedestal seven
teen feet six inches square and seven
feet in height The cross is composed
of sixty-eight pieces of stone aggre-
eating 600 pounds in weight. The
arms are formed of eight pieces, each
Weighing Zoo pounds. There are ten
stones in the cross that are larger than
the largest stone in the famous pyra-
mid of IheOps. The cross was un-
yelled January /. 1894
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-08-04
poif. @bos. S. gaiI flyer: vy&aar
leg tenfer paa be tottise &las1ers Sm>

| polf. Gbas. S. WatI flyer: vNaa'
ies tenfer paa be tettlse Rlasiers Om
gipeIler, oeres 2tp uislen9ielbt o{
ensformiat Sltb, forunorer bet mtg lite.
at Menneffer er breune til Dris."
Mr. @unton flyer fin "Wealtt
and Progress' @ibe 2os: vs0et Ell
ionot, at Druttenitab li9eoan Jon
peitilence leoer til foreset Gattisbom,
men buegten ben fprite euer ben iiite far
etsiltere ubeu i en- iocial % ianite'
Ntmosfere, lom Tatttaoommen sip.
mulig. Drutfenltab er ltsemeset en-
lociai @psoom, iom &olero os @maa:
topper er lesemlise s5pebomr.e. 81
biorprer @ireeltsbeoen be9se foraem:
melis fra lamme alminbelise pfouomiits
@runb, Tattis6on1 os be 6eraf fel9enbe
besraberenbe loclale % u1unoe faniterf
Eilfanbe. Druttenifab lom ale andre
iociole Spsbomme bar fin forusmfts
&ob pronomilfe E.ltanoe."
Mils Tranc1s Willarb, ben meH
tremrusenoe Temperonce'M Mbrotot, bette
2ano bar frembrast, bar ubtalt: vEppe
Mars @rfarins bar ouerbeptlt mig ON,
at Tattisbom er ben fornemite Nariaa
til Drutfen1fab.~
6er bar ul De Slutninser, lom mango
lebenbe Sociolo9er er TONNE til. nemlig,
at Tattisoom er Nariasen til Drutfen:
lfab.
Derior, buao Der uit fieyue Tattis:
oommen ptt o9laa fierne Drutfenifaben.
Soeialismen oil 9ipre en- @noe pau
Tattigoomren, ibet ben for bet enc pil
sarantere ale Mrbeibe o9 bet ful6e Pros
buff of beres Nrbeioe uben noset Mflla9
for 2eie, &ente eler proft, os for BET
anbet oerpeo, ct cen utl ftanoie ben
fiempemesi1ge Doi ilen, iom finber itet
unber bet uuuerenoe @pitem. og labe
Regierinsen foriifre mob @y9bom,
ulpfte o9 Mlberbom.
s en- anben MrtIfel ptl ie9 paapile,
at bet itre Iaame9et er Wfisunbel1e Mob
be riee mea lnarere en- ret Tor|taasIle
at Wennelfe$s Uero, {on 9jpr SoIt til
Soctaliner. Geo IS. 9omning.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-08-04
Set GGef DaarSt TIL t Giaea-

@nbel Dasbieoe tnebbelts @lutaius
gen aF fife l1ge, at Sort 2lrt5ur uar
falbeu, men bette pGr bog lite iaaIebes.
Smiblertio bar Saponelsrue baot mere
Tremgong ben lenere &to eno n1aaife
nogen Gang fer Aenne Gttg, o9 bet
b!tuer i1ebie trangere s1e transere fDr
ben rusfffe Bjesn. <:~:> =yftstssts.snz
ger I be fife Dage tgoer pao -. q n afs
siDresbe &riie fcreitaar<- ~ at Wi,5:: q
rellen nil goa Nuslato ;y.*gG, 4:.=:=.
fra petersburg bleu ueoDs!t Ms}as:,s
bag: vDet afsioreuoe Slas / oenne
Sris ipaes ct foresaa ioas. General
Rurofi, oen iapauefite Gommanoor, er
ferois ueo at om:inse be rusTlfe Stilz
lin9er % salter MI bele fin Stprfe mob
Uienbsn. bans Nraresr treuser trem
ioutibist ira one Ranter mob 6at
Chang o. 2iaopang, De to rusflte @til>
Iinser noro for port Mrtbur % liot t
norbuelt Tor Nem SDwang. lon1 Ialbt /
SopaneiernsS 6onoet for nog!e Dase
Itben. Oe 70 St:ain9er es paa ben
Sernbans {om ferer I'll WuToen, os De
rusitife Eropper uuber Europattin, ben
ruaftIte &onsmanoant, pil bliue bespes
rate Eilfelbe be bliper lasne oenne
6estuins. 9epbeter fra &rissifusplab<
len aTueutes meb ben oDbeite Snteresle
/ Rr.ssbepartementet.
Nusi ierue tnbrpmmebe for etpar Dase
ioen, at Sapaueierne bar iabtaget enoau
etpar pisttge @teoer % sipr bet alt
tran9ers og tran9ere for beu.
Sen ruSftte General Seller blep
truHet At en- iapauel'lt Bombe % brabt
ben 29oe Suli.
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@1ssseegDtG>
-a,ksR.EEaH~

- Carl 9inbbera, en- Mrbeioer / en-
Sogmblle / Bpen Virstttia uorbpen for
DuIuth, on1fom unber fit Mrbstbs for
nosle Dese fioen,
~ Sobn 9inbquElt, en- @pretarI paa
@snator Rnute Nel lons Tarm, falot
reb glenuem en- 0plen1 forleben % TOM
iaa n1eget tilifabe, at ban ienere bpbs
beraf.
- Oscdr Treebers, en- af be leDenbe
Riobn1eno Moorbeab, brutnebe unber
Baonins Detroit SAFE @pnbas Gftsrs
miooos fife l1se. san roebe uo pao
Snoigen % feiteoe fig uo paa ct @teo,
buor Ianbet par ountrsnt 80 Sob bpbt.
W2au anto9er, at ban fir Rrau1pe.
- Sipsrt 2lRre. en- FARMER ner
@ranite Saus, fibb its peb ct nlpttes>
tilFel>e forlebeu. 6an bapbe taqet ct
oobbeltlebst @euer meo fig ub paa
Warfen, mems ban f1prte So. Da ban
itulbe tage bet at Bognen, tog bcn fat /
@jlunbtnseu, oros BET I'll fig os fit besge
2abninser D&auen, iaa ban uil bp
beraf ou1 ban ttfe er bpb.
- 5 en- liben Bp Cobb County,
Bremerotue, er Maporen % Glerfeu
begge bleuen arrefereoe tot Beititfeliss
beb. Dst beoer, at Bpen ifuIoe ifaffe
fig ct 2psuert, fom foresapes at ifuue
toi7e ss, 400. Set oil i!se, Bpen itulbe
betaIe ben Gum, mems be, ion1 opfprte
bet, ifulbe faa Blot $4,000. Sc 81, 400
ffulbe Moporen % @lerfeu bape, forat
be ifuloe BRUCE I'm SnbfpbeIie til at faa
ontaset Beilutuingen om at fiebe 2ps=
oerfet.
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80 foretasSpaetste atatee e NegsseSgec

Grant County Herald: Ser por
en- be! lioen Bepesejte ber Bpen fife
Nproas Gftsrmibbeg paagruno al, at
., 6. Nnoerion os 0ultrus to elol1e
Bern, Sna og Drew, uar borttouene.
Dpeu % 5fouen bleD 9iennemip9t men
alt ubeu Nptte, ,uotiI euoelis W}r. W{a:
bilous lille Out fortalte no9ea, at bon
bapbe 1eet, at Barnene git omboro paa
ct usitgoaenoe Eren.
lRr. Mnbsrlon bIep eteblittelis unoer=
rettet o9 lenote ct Telegram, iom naaeoe
Ereuet Wsubeu, men &onbutteran
lenDte Be1feD t,lba9e, at be par lite paa
Eteust. Os bet par ttte, fpr ct treble
EeIesram bleu 1enbt meo Sisnalement
al Bernene, at be bleu tunbne tibsuof
til at bliue fat at | 9antin1on, N. g.,
bpor De blep operlaot til 9otelpertenS
Smbu.
Scr. Nuberlon reilte peltoper paa
Nattrenet 2srbas o9 tom tilbase Spna
bag.
2iae sSua baube ptenipnlis last en-
plan for fin Tlugt, tbi bun bauoe ouers
talt fin Wober til at lette paa benbe en-
rem Riole, % oerpaa bapoe bun ueo fin
lille Brooer Stilbeo ltitet Jig oper til
@tationen ueo Ereutio % gaaet ou1boro
paa Trenet, ioet bun tentte, at bette
par @eien. buorpaa bun tunbe toume
til I'm Beoltsmober. Sun par meset
mistorngiet, ba be blep taene al Erenet
ueb 9antinion, os iagoe til Ronbutts=
reu, at bun astebe fig til Bebftemober.
9enbss Bebitemober bor I Gillian BE,
| @taten. men .Sna uibtte title, at bel
lite par !tsesplbist, u'eb builtetEren bur
git. 6un troebe, at butltetiombelf
Eren pilbe fpre benbe til Bebfemober
Sna er lite fulot fem Aar, o9 benbe;
lille Brober er tire. "
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-08-04

@n nem Tsiltaaelie. Tra 5sus
Tour@e, g. g., mebbsIes, at to frems
meoe Berioner fom til Jobu Socobs
6us ct @tnfte noentor 8pen en- Mftsn
for en Eio iIoen % ipurgte, ou be
fnnbe faa uere oer opsr Staten. Da
WfrS. Sacohs par aleue, io9oe bun, at
bet funoe be lite faa. De gil ba be1
til en- 6oftat ct @tptEe borte og roe fig
nso bet for Natten. ga Str. syacpbs
Tom biem ON 2lftenen, fo9oe bans SUI
ltru til bam, at BUN oiIbe fple fig trpe.
gers, on ban Jog fit @euer % latte bet
peb 5ensen ior BET Eilfelbe, at be to
fremueoe 95eri oner ifuloe fiube paa at
brDoe inb quiet. @fterat be uar soaet
tilienas, os utr. Sacobs bopbs iopnet
inb, itob Gonen op oe git ben til Ttns
buet forat fiube, ON be to Mleno par
ct le t.oget G5teo. s bet iouame paagz
uebe Wanoen os iaa ct Wenneife peb
Wlnouet. Qans fprfte Tante par, at
bet uor Ell Snbbrubstyp, o9 ban tos
piebltffe!i9 0eoeret og ifipo paa i3u
esen Roue. 2abniugen to9 al ben ppre
Del af Sfulberen, % BET anlees tutpl=
font, ont bun fan foume fig t9ien.
W1rs. Sacobs ct pel fjenot bele gsnen
peo Dlad 0iQs.
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ct 0oot Sner+

@n W>anb tom en- Sang til mig meb
ct panifelist gibelorb os iasoe: v9r.
Mooop, buao sipr De meb oetts?"
rSnsentins."
v5uorleoes forifaa: De bet?"
vSes toritaar bet let itts.~
oQporIebes fortlarer De bet2"
v5es forflarer bet lite, sipr ilet lite
noget ueb bet."
Eror De bet oa itte?"
$50, naturli9uis tror leg bet. Ser
ct mango Sing, iom ies lite fortaar,
men ieg tror benz altgeuel. Seg tisnber
i1et lite ben bciere Matbematit, men ies
tror paa ben. Ses foritaar Iet lite
Aftronomi, men ies tror paa ben. &au
De tortelle mig, buorfcr ben famine
@lass 6eoe bliuer &ipo, 6aar. Tier,
9ope eQer Megle, alt efterior ben bItuer
ebt at bet enc Dpr eller bet anbet21
@n Manb tortalte mtg en- Sang, at
Tan lite tunbe tro noget, iom ban lite
bapbe iet. Sec iuarebe bam:
u9ar De nosenfnbe fet 9ere8 egen
6ierne2"
6ar S nosenitnbe last Merte til, at
be Ting, ION Menneifer trttiierer auer.
NET, e uetop be Eing, ION Rriltus bar
Fiat iit Sesl paa2A III
(Der 2utb. Misfloner. i
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-08-04
SSprt go&tesa=Hsferue4 e45Desets>

On Mobningen al beuns meboelsr
v5fonoinauen@ loalebeS:
v@ranb Torfs, q. o., 2lbe Suli,-
Regti1rerinsen for GIa;ns pao Sort Got:
ten Jeierpationen bsopnber ben 8be
Musult @rano Sorts os Depils Safe
og lutter ben 24oe Muauit.
Central SfoIebpgnins pil blipe bruat
til Negiiirerinsen @rono Uorfs.
Ereruinsen bespnoer { DepiIs Sale
Den Ste september, % enbusr, iou bar
regiitrsret, utl giennem Soften bliue
unberrettet ON, naar bar ffal reile til
Depils 2afe 2anofontor for at sipre
gntrp. De, buis Naone lite blir trufs
tet iaa ttblig, at De Tan faa aesen Claim,
pil bltpe unberrettet ON Numn,eret, bpors
poa beres Napn blep truftet.
Gnbuer, iom utl reg!ltrere, maa per-
onli9 labe en- Notar fette iitanb bans
@estitrattonspapirer, fer ban 9aar for
at resiltrere. @n l1notaseIie banner
@elbater o9 @5ipmeuo, lom tan regii1rere
sjeunem en- &sent. Disie fan fahe fig
Blanfetter fra General 2anb Office,
Wafptngton, .. g.; men Msentens
gtapn maa pere tplbt ub Blanfetten
lamtibig u1eb, at Solbaten, eller @ipma>
ben 9iper bam6ulomagt til at banole ion1
Mgeut.
Ser er insen Torifiel for ben, iom re-
siitrerer ferft eller 1bf, os Bet utl oers
for bliue albeles uuabueubist at Rorme
observation-disclosures.
De famine &esler sleloer peo Mabs
ntnsen at Sort Gotten &eieruationeu
iom ueb &olebub &elerpationen.
PriIen paa buer Mcre er $3.50; $l.5c
betales, naar Der files" paa 2aubet, ol
&efen betales aarli9e Mfbras / fen
Mar ira ben Dato, ba @ntry bltr siort
Sen 2anoitretning, iou1 aabnes fol
ISettltn3, nb9ier ca. 100000 Mcres.'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-08-04

Ser er Guile om at faa iitano en-
Jolteiubifription for oermeD at betale
uogifterne meb Breitbeut Rootepelts
yalsfamp. Det beosr aeu,Iig, at yen,
=setprifsrne ttte er tilfrebs neb Mr.
&oolepelt, os berfor utl be lite pbe no.
get til 8al9fonbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-08-04

Gn iusnif>lutberff &irfe 10 Wlil Of
for Bay Gitp, Bis,, bleo trufst al 2ys
net og brenote op @pnoossmorsen.
Den par uerb beninoo $4,000 % par
sIursret Ios Blot $500.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-08-04

Sange for SpnbasSFolen loc bos
l19ebIabet. Sc e ubaipne af Rriftianto
|Ssubas8 s8foleforeuins, % Der par trptt
76, 900 af benz I 1897. |.8S
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-08-04

Siagteritreifen peouorer Frembeles.
Det beoer, @lerene al nos!e Yoftugbute
I'll blipe arreiferebs forat ipsIellette
Berr4is 5ebrtfersre., .-.,>-, ,.~- =, =, .-.-e,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-29
Mast Pay Out Himself.

And 80 Inspectors of Election,
who are only paid $40 for their
Every" full days work, must them
selves pay in defending any suit
brought againet them in connection
with their official dpties, so say the
Attorney General. 1t pays then to
be an inspector The Attorney
General has givsa an opinion on the
point, in G civil cause brought by
s Kanewanui against Chairman @ 81
Willie, inspectors OF election, and
Deputy Sheriff Lota. of Hanalei,
Kauai, wherein ne states that "we
are not able to act for you in this
matter as the Attorney Generals
Office can only proceed in criminal
matters and such civil matters as
directly appsrtsin to the Territory's
interest" In our opinion, thia is
real rich. An employee directly
appointed by the Executive cannot
be defended by the Government in
civil matter, but "can only pro-
ceed in criminal matters" This is
beyond US and we cannot believe
ourselves. For receiving only $40,
an inspector may have to pay TWEEN.
ty times as much and more probably.
Faugh; such littleness
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-29
TOPICS OR THE DAY.

We think the decision OF Judge
Robinson in the dredging contract
ors contest in the matter OF oerti-
fed check, whether written in on o
printed bank blank or written out
in full and approved by a RESPONSE
BILE firm, is correct, thereby sustain
ing the Attorney Generals opinion
formerly given on the matter. John
Walker, the lowest and successful
bidder, is entitled to the job, the
Others are only attempting to pre-
vent him from getting it, but they
can't.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-29

And 30 Governor Carter has sdvis-
ed High Sheriff Henry not to ap.
point James Msttoon, of Papaaloa,
as deputy sheriff at Laupahoehoe,
because his past was against him.
And that further, he is not to be
rewarded on the strength of the
political services rendered by him.
We must admire the Governors
stand, but it seems inconsistent to
us with regard to other appoint
ments in the past. As fer as we
know, Mr. Mattoon ia capable Ha.
waiian OF American education and a
competent attorney of Hilo as we'll
as Republican politician.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-29

But this cannot be said of the
assumption of "control OF the legal
and financial administration Of the
Tongas" by the British Govern
ment. What has been done
there hss been done with the
consent of somebody, quite
the reverse of what was done here
and at Panama. Great Britain has
had for many years partial protect
crate over the Tongan archipelago,
which was sort of quasi. annexation
in way, and this assumption of
control over the important affairs
OF government is only the paving OF
of the way towards ultimate annex.
alton by and with the consent Of
the chiefs and people-the governed
and the, to be, subiugated people.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-29
All Fools Not Dsad Yet,

Since the 3rd instant, the date of
the Sioux Falls dispatch quoted
herein yesterday, over three weeks
have elapsed and nothing has as yet
been learned OF Chicago's fate, al
though prophesied that "ths
municipality is to disappear into
the bowels OF the earth" Poor de-
luded 'whitsp mortala. 1t is the
same with our own poor deluded
"brown" mortals, whose anticipated
floating island failed to appear on
time. In the latter ease a definite
time was set and it utterly failed Of
naturalization, and these poor fools
are hoping against hope on some.
thing impossible to como to pass, in
the same manner as those South
Dakotans are running away from a
wrath that will never come. "What
fools must We mortals be" to think
and believe that something I'm.
natural, impossible and incompre
hensible is to happen to grest mum
ber in favor Of a few select ones, as
in both OF thesa cited cases, Still,
as the sayiog goss, "aIl foolu ara not
yet dssd;' il they were, The world
eouldn't get along, as they are need
ed to break LIES monolony.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-29
by treating the men as children,
ready to be received into the king
dom to come. 80
BY AUTHORIT'Y.I Il
PAYMENT OF WATER RATES.

AS. provided for in Section l,
CHAPTER XVI of the SESSION. Laws
Of 1886:
All persons holding water privi-
leges or those paying water rates sl
hereby notified that the water rate
for the six (6) months ending J0a.
3Otb, 1905, will be due and payablt
at the office OF he Honolulu Wet(
Works on the first day of JanthE
1905. p
On all such rates rem oininRs unl
paid on January 18th, 1906, al adj
ditional charge of 10 per cent will
be made.
All privileges upon which rates
remains unpaid to February 1bth,
1905, I3QdaYs after becoming ds.
linquenty are subject to immediSte
shit, 0Hy without further notice. The
outsidS men have been instructed
to shut off all delinquent privileges
as fast as possible after February
18th, 1906.
Rates are pavsble at the oiice OF
the Honolulu Water Worka to the
Chief Clerk OF the Department of
Public Works.
E, III. ROWLAND,
Superintendent of Honolulu
Water Works.
Honolulu, T H, Dec Is, 1904.
2996-teom IA -.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-29
THURSDAY, DEC. 20. 1904.
TONGA NOT QUlIR ANNEXED,

A Melbourne dispatch Of yester-
days date says that "Great Britain
has assumed control OF the legal and
financial administration OF the
Tongas, the chiefs consenting" AL.
though not yet quite annexed, but
only partially so, in measure, it is
nevertheless done with the consent
OF tho chiefs, the people probably
concurring, which about bears out
what We have slready said on the
matter with reference to the uncall-
ed for attack on our revered Bishop
Willis.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-29

High Sheriff Henry was mean
when he had those two nntive wom-
on arrested who, out of the good
nees of their souls, had gone to his
house aud serenaded him at 2 O'Clock
Christmas morning. They probably
had with them that "peace on earth,
good will towards men," both being
young and comely,so we understand {,
and had gone there with the best Of
intentions on that morn when the
morning star" shouted for Joy. But
be finally retrieved his lost peace OF
mind by having their cases nolle
pressed, also doing it in the best OF
intentions after enjoying the joke of
being disturbed 30 early from his
slumbsrs, providing he had slumb-
cred at the time.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-29


With all the muck now being stir
red up over those Insane Asylum
contracts, with a possible airing in
our Courts, surely some strong, hard
knocks will be felt by Pinkhsm,
Beardslse and Holloway. From the
way things look, they all more or
less appear to be accomplices in the
game of hitting the Government
hard on the Loan appropriations.
Holloway is about being relieved by
a certain Col wv Lake OF "Boer"
fame, who has promised to perfect
the Pinkham uninyented machine.
But the claim 10 made that il Pink
ham and Bsavdsles were successful,
both would have relieved the Gov.
ernment OF $1,000 and $4,000 respect
lively. It's 6ne pickle, anyway.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-29

Only soda water and milk, 80 we
are informed, were the kind OF
drinks furnished at the police luau
on Christmas Day, Sunday last. /.
Probably the High Sheriff believed
in the saying that "better the day,
better the deed" aud deprived the
men on the whole force OF taste OF
beer or even some stronger stuff and
would surely have enjoyed the
many other good things provided.
But as it was, We bslieye the men
were. to certain degree, insulted, !,
although they bad plenty to eat
supplied them instead. All the
solids would have gone down better
il they had better stuff provided to
wash them down With, and not such
weak and mild drinks, fit only for
ehildEep aud babies. He is pEoba-
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his second term and by President
Roosevelt, in neither case was it
done with the peoples consent, but
by official connivance and inter.
ference, treachery and absorption.
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Notice is hereby given that the
Democratic Central Committee OF
this Territory will pay reward of
Fifty Dollars ($500W for evidence
that will lead to the conviction of
any person voting illegally, or other
wise violating the election laws OF
this Ter ritory at the coming election.
By order OF ths Executive Com
mittes.
W. A. KINNEY,
Chairman,
WILLIAM F. ERVING,
297l Secretary.
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"Ths chiefs conssnting" is even
better than the ultimate consuma-
tion Of the "rape" Of Hawaii nei by
a crowd of freebooters, who had as
never got the consent OF the people
oihar than OF those who had assum-
ed the control of affairs through the
aid and connivance Of the United
States, who, after being an accom-
plice, finally became the receiver OF
the st len prize, which was on a par
with the Panama steal. Hawaii's
rape aud final acceptance was the
result Of the Spanish h-Amsriean war.
eopsummated during President Nc
.Kinley's first term, and the steal OF
PAGAN from Colombia was during
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