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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-15

0iiaion Yn1no Sterling babell. Sen
iremoe 8eIuder forberte ben Grbenj
ldlieBIih out ein Document $40
nater3eidneu. Nadoem oies gee
lfcben luar, aob Der ssremoe ibln iie-
ben Bilmo Sterling, one CT als Reiiea
gelo nod Elpnloatb beniieen iolls
no er i'm az einem beitinunten Gage
treiien nr0Qe. Inn nit ibnt Die Heiia
lod Nultralicn nn5utreten. Ger 4nr.
lei Iilbrer martete ober IN glpmultH
pergebiidl allf Sen Netisanpult mir
mlBte ldlliehIid, nadoem er bad
Ue!o perall$gobt bate, 81 Sub nada
Eonoon 5ltriidpilgern. Is idetnt
llid)t mlSaeidJloilen, baB Der Silbr.
mann t~batiGd)lid) erbte uno 0urdl
leine llnteridriit pieIleid)t oas er.
erGte Ont an ben Srcnloen o6trat.
Son Dem Slbalt oeS NftenitiifeS BAT
Der Wonn lci0cr feline Ibmng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-15

jdbrigeS giibfen mar in Ser 2InitnIt
oil DEN Wnleru geHorben. ga ieine
gItern, Nunle1rs 8ulb, ~ arm ma
rem, I'm DIE ge9rdoniBtoiten err
lhlpineen sI fonren, hattie oos @oipi'
tai ibnen Pillen fIeipel Sars 9c-
Id)entt lnO lieb ibneu ip0ter alld) Die
N%mbnlunS. Mls man Der lpeiilenoen
Wtutter Elm Sobtenbemoden anbpt,
lie es init beln 9euerfen 5nrild,
bob tic bereits ems ors ibrem Sod.
Seitstleib gerlad)t babe. Inter
ShrGnen fleioeten Die trouernoen
GItern ibren tooten 2iebling al. Zen
o1ueienOen Soipitolbeamten trateu
babel Die SbrGnelt IN Die Illgel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-15
XeutuGD.

- Nn3 at. SterIinq miro unter
fcm I. WiGrj gcmeIoet; u. &. W}drt.
lcin unO :. McGortp, 5pei NeU
Gorter Gel &nipeftorcu, iuuroeu &c.
ilcrn, mdbrcn0 lie eltlang Dem guibp
Gone Greef ritten, Don einem Berg.
iGUen anaegriifen. GaS CHER,
alIAeni6cinIih bon @ungcr aetrie6en,
iVrang aui Ntarflein's &eitpierO ulb
riE es 81 @oocn, 10 oaB Der 9ieiter
mir eirem GnCc ,ulter Dem Gier0e
s.! IisSeH taal. SeIE gealeI,er ytt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-15
Murte SiuO biQid.

IaSIidl tauu man III ben 2lnpreiiuugeu bon
togen. Yatelttnse oi3inen leien: ,~llniere 9ReoiSiueu
betlsn Nne5 pio founen mir oafir garantiret."
NatNrlidl anb Die 9eute, bic 10 etlpGs oeIauuteu.
ltie iN Stnnbe, ben 8eipeis fir ihre Nrgabeu Su
Mieuib mus n1 bod iassu, oas cine Nlsbi5iu
l,iebt ale Hrantheiteu btileu fam. Cine Nleoijiu
tenu h~6dliteuS etne @ruppe pon Ararth.iteu beis
len, Die idlnntiif BON einsr llriadle hertomrRen.
i. Weuiiaotsr s Co., Die gieeuthiiruer jeneS be-
rahmten Re6eptes her llteit Mundje bon ct.
Bernard, ltdh iueldlem ausid)lieBlit aus beu
reinlten Observation-Disclosures Die beluabrteu
Aalptsu uidt, baB bisie Qilsr fir 9lugeulsibsl
oeer empbpieine gut IND. sic ergehen lid Eidlt
in bt1isen. trii9ertid,ert &orteiI, ionoeru iageu
eiuiad,, DaS oieie Bileu, bic iiir uur - Gents in
auen Npptfetsn ~ baben limo, aIle arGntbeitsu
0eS Mageus uHo Der geber heileTi; lno tie iino
i~eoeySett bereit, ioihes ST. bepeiieu. Sic Hataeu
Htd1t MIR Seriprehnreeu, iouosru bnitsu bic.
lelber aidb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-15
Nrbeiten ueberleit.

GdltInn0en @eIese iperOcn nttt
beiolg: pom ben nlerunibliden flei.
ren Nrbeitern Or. Sings Stem
&ife BIQS. MtiQioneu iin0 INNER
al Der Nrbeit, Sag uno MoGt, llls
DerOaultdfeit, 8ilioTtdt, Ser.
ltopilmg, fronfbdites stcptpe5 un0
ole llnreGeimdBigfeiten oes Wageus.
Der &ebCr ul0 Der G~inQepei0e furi.
reno. Gunit. ongencbln, q~eiabrlos
llnO iiHer. Bios - Gents in &. g8.
Stuete'S Npotbefc, 65G 0tain StroBc,
Gu6uQue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-15

i. y. 9dniorth BON Ga Grange,
@a., lit mdbrenO ied)S Wonaten
id)redlid, oil eillem id)linmlen piie.
ne,i @eldnpiir on ieinem geine. Gr
id)reibt. oaB @udlen's arnita Salbe
iba in fiui Sogen furtrt hobe. Sir
@eidaoiire, 8unoen lmo S0morrbot-
ben 1T eS hie bette Salbe Der @elt.
Seilung garantirt. @IoS % Gents.
gu baben bel 6. 50. Hueie sos Wain
StrQbe, Dubuque, sSsoina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-15
SbtU.

Gin ergreiien6cr 9(uftritt creigs
rqte lid Oieier Gage I'M itaOtiitcu
Sophia! az Cincinnati. Gin 0pei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-15
Observation-Disclosures
MuslanDii1cs. $
4IAN,NA,AAaNsysNaNAN'NANsA,A'lhN
Seuti6I
8uocit.

tNNSNA ~ WV >~'
Srrllbr beridtet Iireftnr ~9lrd)enbolO
i'm ,@eltal". Sn 19.iGbriger Nr.
belt hergeltellt Dom llbrnlader Spotb
al S~teinnallern 5ei9t bieie llbr nId,t
nllr Die S~etunoerL Miimlten, Strn-
0elt, Sage, @od)en, Monote uno
Sabre, lie itellt audi DIE Griltliden
Selte gellall ell, ioOaB nltdl bel ben
Talloern0en Seiten cin Srrtblun alls-
gelfloiien lit; ellOlid) 9ibt lie Elm &C.
nnues 9ilo non Somlen= unb Mtonos
lcllf. seigt oie Sternenbiloer ulo
~fiin0igt Sonnerl- un0 Mono. tSiniters
niiIe ridttg al. Die leeterGn li1o
freilid, nlr bis gum Sabre POOP elm.
geriGItet; obegeIeben oapon lpiro Ole
llbr aber bis 5unl Sabre 1899 obne
Nohhilfe ridtlg 9eben, Damn III eIlle
eiuia6e J~fegelun9 Der 3obleu erior.
Oerlidl mn Niles bis 1899 wieoer III
Sang 81 %brin9en! Gin Der 3iifer.
bIdtter 5eigt Die oaolOene 3obl". Der
3ei9er orebt lid oQc 10 Sabre eiu
Wal beruul, filr ben SonuencpflllS
iii iogar Ell 3eiger erforoerlidl Ser
cine ~2S-JlbrIgc llmlluui95eit bot!
Ias @un0erluert bellebt aus 2.200
Sbeilen, Bat Up Hdber mo s ,3rgs
febern, Die ollie ud)t bis 5ebn Gage
oufgejogen perben miiiien. SSn Dem
9olleriearti9 g%eslieberten 9iebel Oes
@ebduieS erid)einen Mittags Die -
Ipoitel, I'M Dor Dem Sil0e oeS Sci.
lnn0e$ porilber5u5ieben. Aud, ieblt
Is nid,t an Ehieren, Die ibren Nuf err
id)oQen laiieg, an einem Slofenipiel,
bas Sebn @eiieu ipiei II. !. 10. 0aS
a1lnIimerf lol mkt $4,000 Vtart
tplien.
Saicrn.
- 0os 1~1aiGbrige S06ldcn bc3
Observation-Disclosures 2obborO brlt
Sonoshere a.. g. gcrietb IN eileul Ill.
bemad)ten &ueenblid Dem Sieu sll
rabe; ieilr aleibden ing 5elcr. ulo
6as orule ainO perbrannte 10 ldreds
lid ooB Der Sob al@ba(o Gntrot.
aiir5IiA t0Diete lid III SeIb ser
25jdbrige @agneraehilie Sobann
SGmnlo ourd) 5pei Oieiieritide in
oos Ser5. 0os Wotip 81 Ser E9ut
iru Die 6,1rd,t Dor elmer gerittlidell
@erbonoluns, 8u Ser er eriAeinel!
lplte, gemelen letn.
- Gin Sefonpm bon @iln3burg
&err 2eonboro aroser, ipor Dor et,pa
10 Gogen Oomit beid,Gftigt, &Ieie
unb WtebI ineinaRoer 81 riibren, bel
Weid)er Shdtigteit er ii6 on einenl
roiti9en 9tosei nerleste. Sic an.
fGnglid, gang unIdeinbar a~usieheuoe
@nl0e beuirtte cine gntBiinoung oe3
gnn6en linfen ArmeS, mo lit nun Sr.
aroBer trob iOiortiger GrjtIid)er Ge.
Ronolung OIL @iltpergiihIng geitors
ben.
Ger 16id6rige SefpnomSiobil
Mi6oel Hnu IN @om6nd. elm gel
itcSgeIt0rtcr @uridle, fam in I6lpe-
iClheit ieiner SHUTTER oenr S~Seller 5u
nchc, iciue &leiher iingen 5eIer unD
Ger Nrmc crlitt 10 iurd)tbare Srano.
wruocrJ OnB oie @eoGrme bloSloqen
llo crit nadl icd)&itiinOi9cn, Qunlpol.
lem Seioen Der Soo cintrot.
Der lupcrbeiratbete 30iGhriQe
Sdncibcr Sotte5 non Gbnm, &uter
pen mebrercn @inbern, itiir5te IN ser
2unfelbeit III einen Srmmcuid)adt
lm6 fOl0, 0u nid)t iOiort geeiqnetc
Milie 6ur Stele mar, ourd Gritidell
leilen 600.
~ Sic Suit nnd) I6cnteuern bat
5pci juulcn Miinhncrn Ooa &cbc!I
aefoitet. Ger l4idbrigc SObu oe9
Observation-Disclosures mo prat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-15

1.idpn Ir3les Or. SeisI iii nit einem
gleihultrigeu &dmsraben DOR efnieen
@odIen nah ungarn Guru3gebrunut.
Sn Suoopeit eins linen bos @elb
alls, llnb lie mlBten Den Seirrpea 5n
TliB ontreteu. Ter aamerub bc5
iunoen Neiel tolnte niht me,r
ireiter. guf Inratten ieines &eiie-
9%enoilcn ~itiirSte er iid) IN Die 9onan
ltno ertrauf. Der iitnee Seigl fam
naf @ien, erfranfte al, elmer Slu,.
gencntjiinouug mo ltarb.
Treic Staet 9iibef.
Cine nette Observation-Disclosures
lit hieicr Sase in 2iibed por @erid)t
%perbonbelt iporOer; lie enbete init
elmer &erltrtbeillung Der Seilfiinitles
rim 5ll elmer @ode 9efdngniB itno
80 Wtort @elbltroic ober peiteren 10
Sogcn @eiangniB. 0os ainb zines
@rieitrdgers IN HaBeblirg lag id)on
l0llgere 3eit idaper frarf; ieoe Spff.
nilna arf 9eiierung mar bon Sen
&er5ten ulllgegebcn morOen. @ute
Srelmbe uuo Srelmoinuen ricthen
DENT Noter, iif) an cine ,neiie Srou"
III Silbed ST menOen, Ole eroBe Gr.
folge oui5rncileu Butte. @eioqt
gctbanl Mie Der Wann sic Srou
frngt, o6 lie Die @eiud)te lei, untmor.
tetc bteie nit midtigen &opiniden
mo Iuflegen Ser Singer ouf Dos
Mcr5. Noh bieicr ginleituna miro
lie Damn iebr reoieliG ulO iagt, iobalo
lhr Der 9ricftrdger Ben 3uItano Oes
Stn0eS geldliloert bat: ySaS ainO
hut Giner nnter!" - rSSit oclln mein
Stino neutrality-suspicious. Sic
&rollfheit Itebt ~ioiort; DaS &tno lit
lett 9erettet." IlS Sell ulO @es
gcnmittel gicbt iie eillen inter tort.
i0Ubrenbem 0ennlrmcl nit Giimmel
lnl0 Din allaefiiutcu 8euteI, Der Dem
9inoe nm Den Sol3 gebGHet tperoen
lol; ouBeroem barf er innerholb
oreler Sage teinen Mtenid)en 5ll Dem
SinOe laiien! Damn lei bas &illo
9erettet. Gum Shlub legt lie nod
Die &nrten mo inlt bic noQe Sc
ne'ung Oes aiubes poraus. sir tire
Gelniibiing p~erlonat lie 3mei Narf;
Dam miro Der Munn inter @emlrs
mel entloiien. Ger 9rieftrGger
idlieBt Iest, oanit fem Menih an
lein atno tonlmt, eiuint) iein Soits
81 uro laBt olid) Oen 9(r5t nid)t Der
Elm. Gie 6pl9e: Nat eilligen Susen
lit bos ainO tobt. Sest eritattet ser
grtcitrGger In5eile gegen Die ymeiie
Trou", Die iiir lire Billid)erei bod
i1llr einen fleincn 9ent5ettel befom.
men hat.
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&Oie glitter ans Charlie
6ricH's 2ebtN.

(2IuS oGrciguO3 IN gtOid)en5"
tim Wteit 6lld,S. Gerlag bon Df. $.
gSiltius Il So, WtlDalltee, &tS.
EreiS broid)iirt 30 Gent3.)
u BIN 81
10.
Ser Muif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-15
M6eiupruuins.

NbelHprpDtilt.
Die @cbriiber @G6nL sic Srilt.
Gcnb perOad,tig ii1b. ben q. Nder.
mann tiir5lid) erilod)en 81 baben
m1rOen allf Dem Eoli5eiamt Don
9tcltpteo perEolnmen. @ie Die
vNelnpiebcr 3eitung" bort, iol Yet.
g6hm ais ShGter, oeiIen Sruoer
Sllolpi9 oaGe9en mn ipeaen geibilie
iii Setrod,t fommell. Ger Grnor.
eete binterlaBt cine Srul nit ieds
&lnOern. Sei elmer @egeuiiberitel.
hing Der 2eihe 5eieten Die bcioen
glirihen feline Spiir bon 3elle.
Nah Der Shat hatten lie lid, mad,
Dem Marteldnl 0eS 9abnbofes all-
rildbe9eben unD III uQer 8emiitbs.
rlibe Bier getruttell.
Gin ~11iGbriges 0ieniimGoten
ron 9~tieoerauiien wlrbe oieier Gage
d!If Dem &ege sum Sabnbof bon
clrenl Don hinten %fommenoen &icS.
6lig erfaBt ulO 3ermnlmt. @eim
Sober bcs Stllrnles i~ibcrbortet Oas
Muofen rltb Die es beeleiten0e Wtilt-
lei oaS Serannnben ees 3uaeS.
Gieler Gage itiir5te in ser
SmlptltrnBe bon &iesoori bel WiihI.
heinz ON Nb. ein 9tellbolt Elm. Gin
Sbeil Hes @iebels fiel oilf elm Quito
BenOes oltes @alis lmb be9rllb cine
Santilic, Manr, sSrou uno 3rpei aills
Der, ionic elmer 1oitg1rger. Grit
rad IGneerer 3eit fonilten Die Ser
lfiItteten inter Den SriinmIern ber-
prrse3ogen iper0en. Ter aoiteGnaer
nno ore Srau lparen itiuer. Der
Ntanll ieIht perleBt, iuGbren0 6ie
aIn0er unueriebrt gebliebeu paren.
Sadien.
Gin ihretlider sSlino murOe IN
Den ySalorngen 0ea Gories g0blit-
Gutenberg genlnd)t. Gin Spo5iers
aollger lab, Dab iid) etpa 20 bis 80
0teter bon einem tSuBpege entfernt
cine groBe Sdaor arGben lGrmeno
nieoergeloiien batte. Gr gilg oui
Die STEELE 81 mo erblidte bort Die
Seldeu eInes grt9etleioeten Mannes
uno zines jun1en WdOhens. Nad,
ben bel benz @onne upraeiln6enen
Tapieren lit Der Sobte Elm I'M Sabre
1888 gcborener Saul Iltpein, lpGbs
reno Dds 0faohen Mart9a Sobl
GeiBt. Sn einenr biu~terLaiienen
Sriefe bittet Der @eritorbale, man
nrGdGte i'm OH oerieI6en Stelle, 100
man i'm gefunSeu, acneinIam nit
Der @eliebtcu Der Groc uberseben.
@ehialen.
Ger Ar6siter &orl 2engel, Der Bel
Den &ronLbad,er Glen. mrb Gtabl.
rnb StablDerfen beiGGftigt tpar, bat
aus &ranfIng iiber Die l1ntrelle lei.
rcr @ottin auf iiirfterlide @eiie
ieinem &e6en elm enoe genradt. @r
Iprallg pGbreno Der Mrbeit IN oen
~g!iibenoen Sdlmel3pfen. Sbipobl
loiort Seriuhe eenlnd)t mllroep, 0en
Sien 5l l0id)en, tOnnte man bon Der
Scid,e uid)t eiiuaol nlebr Die Slide
iinoen. Die Srou &eugd's mlBte
mogeil Der @iitb be5 Yolfes segen lie
ioiort aus StrombGA fliebeu. Sen.
gel mar crit ieit ipeaisen Sabren per.
beirnthet unb Suter zines ainoes.
Gin biibid)es aEetubatn.S,onu
tGeilt ell Heiienoer BENT n8etf.
Wtertur" nit. Oils bieicr Gage Der
Sriib5ug Der Strefe 8orfen. 9otolt.
GmpcI piInttIid ge9en l2S llbr in
&Iielblrg.9 lnbalt mlanqte, lteQte ea
lid heraus, bnb 3ugiiibrer mo
Sdlafincr in @ertb ooS Giuiteigcn
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29
1H(lo. LINDSAY,
manufacturing JcVaIG.

Ual; ' end innpect the beautiful and
so9a eo9aua oisplay OF goods for pTes.
mont. ' '"e Sha @aorn-
Love Building, 5sO Fort st,sst.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29

How is one to compare these figures
with the tribute paid annually by Ha
waii to the central government? Ev.
cry year that has rolled around since
annexation this little country has paid
into the Golfers of Uncle Sam an aver
age of $2,OOOOOO, or nearly ten times
as much as Arizona and New Mexico
put together! In return the Islands
have received nothing, except the as.
sumption of $4,OOO,OOO of the public
debt (Which was paid for by the Re.
public of Hawaii many times over in
land grants and privileges) and the
payment Of $1,000,000 on the fire
claims--a debt contracted in the in
terest of the mainland of the United
States, in that it stopped at this place
an almost certain invasion of the bu-
bonic plague. Nothing else has the
United States done for these Islands,
and it seems small courtesy for the
Delegate Of another Territory or
Congressman from any State to take
the floor of the House and Quibble
over the mitey matter of Governors
salary.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29
No Steps Yet Taken

The Senatorial caucus, held oelore
Governor Carter's trip to Hawaii
recommended the Executive upon the
suggestion of the Treasurer VINO was
called into consultation by the GOV
ornor. TO take the matter of the appro-
priation bills for salaries to the su-
preme Court for decision. According
to the Attorney General, the Legisla-
tlre failed in its duty to provide for
appropriations and the Treasurer held
otherwise, or that the Legislature had
performed the duty for which 1t was
called into extra session by the then
Governor, upon whose recommends
tions it had acted in good faith. Being
advised by the Attorney General, It
was up to the Governor to take it il
he thought his opinion was
good law, and If not, to take the next
best of two courses-either go to the
Supreme Court or call an extra ses-
sion. So far, nothing has been done
to take the matter into Court and pay
day is nigh at hand Nearly all the
departmental chiefs are out of the city
with the exception of Acting Governor
Kate Kelley and Attorney General An.
drews, the boss pro TEN or ad interim
of the roost. What does the Govern.
ment intend to do? Is it to pay sala.
ries tomorrow or not?-make officials
and employees easy for the month or
pump wind and go hungry?
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29
Promised Good Times,

During the campaign of 1902 the Re-
publican spell-binders and stump ora
tors were frequently making promises
OF good times, provided that they were
placed in control of the legislative
branch of the Territory. OF course, it
was only an old political gag, but it
worked to good effect here, the simple
Hawaiians not being versed in main
land methods of stump oratory decep.
ton. By this and other false promises
the Republicans gained the day and
have since been in charge of the Ter
ritorial Government for fifteen months.
Naturally enough the voters have been
looking for the good times that they
were led to expect. AS a matter of
fact, they are still looking for them
and are very anxious to locate their
whereabouts.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29
again and that he is as welcome in
Oahu as he was on Hawaii

If the Governor would meet his fell
low citizens in the band stand at the
former Palace grounds, there might
be a plain, every day, heart to heart
chat with him. We should be glad to
hear his impressions of Hawaii and
of sea trip on the Kinau. We might
talk to him regarding the expenditure
of the loan money that is lying useless
in the Treasurers vaults; tell him Of
places where 1t could be expended to
good advantage; and show him the
desirability of listening to the voice
OF the people in such matters instead
of being guided, as his predecessor
was, ny tne voice OF the rev. we
might point out to him that, God hav-
ing given us life, 1t is our duty to pro-
long our existence, but that this can
only be done by the consumption of
food, an article difficult to procure
without money; that money is obtain
able only by work; that the willing
ness to work exists but the opportun-
ity does not. We might tell the Gov
ernor that, in our humble Judgment
1t was up to the administration to pro-
vide the opportunity for the prolonga-
tion of that existence which it has
pleased God to bestow upon us. Fur
thermore, we might add our belief that
this is good missionary doctrine.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29
Choice For Committeeman.

There is no question as to the choice
of the Democratic Central Committed
for National Committeeman of Hawaii
to succeed the late w. II. CornweIl.
The names of Palmer Woods and c. j..
Mccarthy were before the meeting,
and the latter was fairly and squarely
elected That decision was forwarded
to the National Committee and haa
probably reached it by this time. The
cablegram asserting to the chairman
of the committee that Mr.. Woods had
been nominated was entirely unau.
thorized, and the committee evidently
suspected as much when they referred
it to a special committee for investlga.
tion. 1t is not likely that any compll.
cations will arise as a result of the
caper Of the industrious friend Of Mr..
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29

People who failed to hear Carmen"
at the Hawaiian Opera House last
evening missed a great treat. 1t was
the best parody on the chorus from a
frog pond that it has ever been our
privilege to enjoy. The pity of It is
that the entertainment was not staged
in Hilo in place of Honolulu, for thew
appreciate frog music more over there
than here. The monstrous head
OF the play interpreted her part fully
as well as the last night she attempted
to act the young, petite heroine in
faust'' Oh, but it was immense
immensel
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29

very long since, owned this fair land,
the birds of its air and the fishes OF
its sea, but who now find almost every
avenue of employment taken from
them, their former good times vanish
ing, the opportunities for securing
food lacking, and not sign or speck
on the horizon OF the coming of those
good Republican times that were
promised fifteen months ago and
which will again be promised eight and
nine months hence. A man can al
ways be liar. Some are born that
way, especially politicians. But no
man can, forever, make his lies stick,
And no Hawaiian can, forever, be de-
ceived. The Republican false proph'
cts should heed the warning.
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whereabouts.

But Republican good times seem as
elusive as the big prize in a Chinese
lottery They are certainly not to be
found along the waterfront where Ha-
waiians have been accustomed to
seek work and where hordes of Japan.
ese now load and unload many of the
big ships of commerce that make Ho-
nolulu trading port. The Republican
good times are also missing from
many of the stores where Japanese
statesmen have supplanted the Ha.
waiians. On the seats of delivery wa
gons the Orientals are also enjoying
the Republican good times handed out
to them by the large store proprletors,
who are Republicans and who forget
all about Hawaiians and their needs
except when votes are needed in the
fall season. Republican good times
are also missing from the yards OF the
rich where the Japs gather leaves,
NOV lawns and do other work that
was formerly performed by Hawaii
ans.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29
Congressional Hot Air.

Delegates from the Territories Of
Arizona and New Mexico are working
to raise the salaries of their respective
Governors from $4,000 to $3,5OO. In
their arguments in Congress they have
used Hawaii as a special example sub.
stantiating their position. They have
urged that Governor Carter receives a
salary Of $4,000 a year and has practi.
cally no work to do, or lives 'in ease
at Honolulu. Have the learned gen.
tlemen from the sage,brush and nude
hills paused to compare the difference
in value to the United States of the
Hawaiian Islands and the Territories
they represent? How much is Ari.
zona worth to the central government
in year? Well answer the question
ourselves: Between 100000 in 1900
and $4,000 in 1902, almost all of 1t
being for internal revenue taxes. New
Mexico runs little above these flg.
ures, but not enough to cut any con.
siderable figure.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29
FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1904.
WELCOHE TO GOVERNOR,

The big island of Hawaii is certainly
spreading itself, from all accounts so
far known, in the manner of its recep-
tion to Governor Carter, the first, real,
live American Governor upon whom it's
denizens have had the distinguished
honor of gazing. Add to this the
campaign promises of "Jack the Jol-
lier." and it is hardly surprising that
the simple Hawaiians of Hawaii
should momentarily be overcome by
the glad hand of ofiicialdom, even
though more sober second thought
may follow the earlier ebullition of
natural native sentiment.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29
TOPICS Or THE DAY.

Queen street from end to end and
Punchbowl street from Queen to the
Honolulu Iron Works are in horrible
condition, and there is no excuse for
it. The money has been appropriated
for repairing them and 1t has for a
long time been available, but not an
effort has been made to do anything
1t seems to us about time that Road
Supervisor Johnson proceeded to get
busy.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29

Ihe Morning Missionary now wants
Mayor McClelland, of New Yor, city
nominated on the Democratic ticket
lor the Presidency, With the Renuh,,
can press, anybody but Hearst is want
ed' The Democratic party, however
Is not just now, consulting Renuh,,oor
newspapers as to whom its nominee
Sno'l BE- and is apt to select a man not
quite so popular with those newsra
pers' The abuse by the Republican
press of Mr.. Hearst is doing him far
more good than harm, as the waniro
g. o. p will find out in the very near
future.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29

But what The Independent desires to
suggest is that the Hawaiians of Oahu
should not be outdone by the Hawaii
ans of Hawaii, The pleasantries of
this visit to the big island must not be
allowed to linger and shoulder upper
most in the Executive mind, lest he
forget the existence of the Hawaiians
OF Honolulu, his home and the seat of
the Territorial government. We sug-
gest that a big reception be rendered
to Mr.. Carter on the Saturday after
noon that he returns here, or on the
first subsequent Saturday. There need
be no luau, feasting eating or drink
ing, simply massing together of the
native Hawaiian-American citizens to
extend the glad hand to the represen-
tative of President Roosevelt, to show
him that they are glad to see him back
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29

Woods. however, as the National Com
mittee has habit of making has'o
slowly in matters of the kind now
placed before 1t.
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Turn where you will, north, south,
east and west, even into the depths of
the ocean, and the Japanese will be
found taking the living from the
mouths of the Hawaiians who, not so
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-29
FOR RENT OF LEASE

nes. S,.i,dEoomed d6o, Cottage on King st.
Ap,s., A14s uoor to Ssnitsrium, Kewalo.
the rear. 0uthouses In
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store. nsEuWaEe COS
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.