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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-12-15
@aar tteoao uteo WtSferue.

\ ct blep neobelt ben 8be bs., at ale
&uslerues Slaaifibe os Rrpolere os to
&anonbaaoe / Sort Artbur blep ienfebe
el1er poelaste ben Dag. og at alene be
Tartofer, iom bruges til at pbelesge
7,orpe6obaaoe, par tsien. e}fplse pripat
l1noerretnins fra Eotio os Sbansbat,
blep Manbitaberne paa ale be rnsffte
@ttbe reooeoe. Set ipnes, ion Der lite
bleu oiort noset Torips paa at ieile bort
meb 5ttbene. a: y
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-12-15
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Saabpeoe.

Brof.. BoQeY af gtorb Dato:as 2anbs
brussifole bar ofIentlissiort folsenoe,
ber antaselig uil pare af mesen Snters
esie % gtptte for ous Tarutere: ~.
vMine grperimenter QIar etter @ar
bar !ert mig, at let os iamnenifrumpet
Qpeoe lite fan frembrinse iaa rig @rp=
be iom 9ueoetorn, bet er fu!be og run>
be, ligesplbist buao Aariasen til Samz
,nenlfrumpninseu par. Wlen ii! neite
Yaar tan bet blipe npbuenbist for man=
&c Tarmere at iaa let Qpeoe, men lab
mtg lise, at bet er al ben al1erltorite
@iottsbeo at BRUCE ben beolt ubfplbte
% ben beoit ,1oieenoe 9eeoe, iom tan
faces.
Naar 0peoeu er blant os eQers
uItabt, pil ben, buis Soroen er / COB
@tanb, gro pel, felu ON @rooen par
xrufet". Os beriem @jennemInitss
uesteu af Rornene en- yrpoe er ouer
!0alpbelen af DEN normale Yest al
fuuo Dueoe, uil Den Ianbipulispis frem:
aein9e Ell NOT iaa sob @rpoe, naar ben
IRDuanli9e Wsensoe @aatorn pr. Mcre
bruses.
@aaoarats 6retorn uil frembrinst
Blouter msbWnet Stroa. lmole @!abe,
4iben Geuetngtigbeo og ubetpoelise Rref:
ter til at : fteler fig. Det fore Nnta'
Rorn en- Bulbel tan oeluis erfatte 10,
ben minrre 2eueoyatisbeo. Blauter fra
4ette Roru er uoiat forat bs, berlon'
Soroen traHer til euten at uere baarlie
breneret, er raa os tolo eQer niese1
tpr, etterat @ueoen aroebe.
Ser er mao ife faa Tarmere enbo(
ber, buor Stu ten par perf, lona ttte ba,
faaet not tung 9uebe til @aatorn
Derjom Der lite ct NOT flAopesti9'
&orn @reoen, fan leg neppe anbefal'
at BRUCE ben til Trg, forbi BET piier, a
Der oen @rebe lite par no9en Qpsbe,
iom funoe mooitca &uiten, og forot be-
nil bliue uanfelist at uoitiqe not tuns
&orf1 til at faa en- Meer al 1terfe Ylan
ter.
6uts let os ruitet Dueoe bar pare
uoia for me9et Weoe eller er blepe
porm eGer ublat Tor Weiret, bpr ben itt
bruses til @aabpebe.
@ammeaftrumpet rufet 9peos blipe'
elbrig rtgtis moben. Sen bI1uer let
los (soft), og, naar bet er fustigt
itanoier ben fin Wetf meget jnerere eni
pelFplbt baarb 6pebe.
Sore @rperimeuter beuiler o9iaa, q
bet betaler lt9 lite at ombptte Gaabpeo
itabist. I'm Ta;mer fun lite opaple ct
COB 6peoelort af terf tolorig Qpebe
1aebminDre ban bebolber fit Sooforn fri
Mar til Nar og altib forbeorer bet pei
Gensnins og 0raberins.
Der{om &ornene / en- ruftet @)rpb
BAT en- blanf t6pebefulpr o9 life 6
vioft" euer mugne, og man fon uoIfia
enoel soo !5pebe at cIminbelig Negt, e
oer goo @runo forat BRUCE ben til 0rp
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-12-15

81 bar taaet enbel npe Torteftineer
paslenbe til Sulesaper. 2i9eIaa ssyule>
fort, paa builfe Bibellteber ttlbels er
trpste. Desubeu bar ri be alminbes
lislt forefommenoe Dusaabastsb9ser og
cnore Beaer, ION. bruses &irfe %
bjem. Ter9us Sails u9eblao,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-12-15

8 ct. Saul begpnoer man MI at
tale Tapgr al at srabere Waelf Xt9s
beb meo pueoe laalebes, at oer osiae
bliper toset 6enipn til Renbeoen at
Welfen og lite Blot Measoea af 5mbra
ttof ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-12-15

Seq Fan lite foreifriue nosen beitemt
&estl tor Westen, men leg anbefaler,
at be Ro:n. iom ifal bruges, bpr pere
mtnblt tre Sjeroeoele af ben normole
@tprrelle og 8egt.
@rperimeuter peo oenne Station Be-
piler, at Darmins Survival -princip
arbsioer sobt ueo Opaplins al Tarmz
.probutter os utler, at bet pil blipe let
for porf Tcru,ere at frembielpe @rocess
len, naar be bprter 9peoe os andre
Probufter. Seq bar funbet, at bette
er af ipeciel Betpbnins, naar bet siel=
Der at opelite Trpiorter, lom ltal itoa
fig mob Spsoomme, Der ansriber be
fOrfieItse :Slass @rpoe. Dtan bar
funbet, at man fan opelffe planter,
iom let ausribes at @psbom, os Blan:
ter, iom panitelis ansribes, euer iom ct
f1loftanbis uauaribelise for Syeoou'
iom +. @fs. v8.lt" paa Gin os v&ult
paa 6pebe.
81 Jar erbolbt planter, iou er
uimooto9elt9e for Spsbom peo at ub:
iette bsm tor alle Betinselier tor 5psz
oom, baobe bpao Scrbsmon, 2uft oe
Deir betreffer, oa iaa lparer ri op bs
&orn, lom bat mobifaaet @psoommen,
% uoletter Dem ialen for be famine
Spsoomme Mar efter Mar.
Dette ct en- ny Metbobe / 9lrbeibe1
meb at efspertmentere, os ben bar uii
forbauienoe &eiultater for Gin laapel
benleenoe til r@iIt" ious Stuff.
81 bat lite etspertusenteret iaa lens'
meb Yotetesipqoomue os meo .Su.ut
paa 9ueoe, men BET bar ri opraae
enbos bebre @elultater. 81 peo. at p
er paa bet rette Spor til at opnaa 3d.
rieteter. lom tan usobftaa @psbommen,
Nrbetoet Ct itmpelt, os enbuer Tarme'
tan tase Del bet.
Ser sieloer alt'aa:
Il. gMt mon sarabsrer las ubie
| get be bsbits Rieruer. iaalebes iom man
ge Tarmere eipr nu auerebe. Disl
@raoertnssprocesier sipr, ct man baao
faar Trptorn, iom siuer for 6olo, .!
1om er tl1an6 til at mobitaa Sp9opm
oa De 1uase Urp bliper ubtasne.
2. Naar Tarusren uolfiuer bet lett
os 1ammenlfrumpeoe &orn, fierner bar
bet, iom Tom fra en- 1pug, ips Blant
euer ira en-. iom lite tunbe freuebrins
ct eobt runbt &orn unoer &c Betineel
fer, 1uort bans @rpoe uotite.
| 5. Tarmeren bpr lite ombpt:e Saa
torn belle Eioen men bpr opellfe en- ltar1
Rornlort, iom pas1er tor bans 2otali
tet. Torat gipre bette, bor ban ro{fiu
alle De lette % baarligt formebe &orr
% ipare De pelforueoe os uelfplbte ii
Trp. sOe ilte uoti ie paa Ylanter, fou
er lterfe o9 iltauo til at mooitaa Spg
bonn og baaroe Wi!raar buao Sorbbuu
ben os yelret betreHer.
Nlt bette Tan birette anuenbes pat
@ppr9smaalet ON at anuenoe ben nu'
parenbe @rebe til @aatorn. Sag an
bsFaler Harn1erne be DiRrifter, bpo'
ber par Guit, at De ioger at faa Trp al
fin eeen @rpbe for nefte Mar, buis be-
er muIist at ublfiue not af tune 6peo'
for bette Diemeb. 6pis en- Trebieoel
al Siernerne ct tunge, Tan be Feitt
Tarmsre faa bette eiort peo liet etltra
Mrbeioe meb 0iftemplleu- 9ulf paa,
at bette er ct sobt Mar til at iortsre Ut
Ell soo traftis @aobueoe, tbi be al @u:
iten iammeulfrumpeoe Rorn tan itte
! mobi1aa baarbt Ueir sller baarli9e IiI:
| ltanoe Soroen. Stems ub bet oaarlise
Stot."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-12-15
WtstneTp1H.

Is1Stt&ssVtS@Ns
- county &eslererens Uulbmegtig
Stecrns County er blereu arre|4eret
Forot boce brust $4,000 af @puntieis
Benee reb Spefu!ationer Vano Oars
Napn er Deruif
-- Jor temts Gang bar Sasen moo
gr>W Wupor Ames / Minneapolis parst
for Netten, og for femte Sang 3ar SUI
rpmenoene uaret uenise ON, enten ban
par ifplois euer Ell. Nu fife Sang
bauoe Surpmenoene Sesen unoer Sper>
usielle fra 2erbos til Eirsbas.
-: Opipnsortiteft Eaplor bar aubes
falet &onaresien at bgg9e ct npt poifs
bus Mtnneapolis, Eonten at folte
$500. 900 os Bpsninsen 81, 800, 900.
Eil Yoltbuiet ct. paul er anbetalet
ct Eillas af $s5o,ooo, laaleoes at bet
ialt tommer til at to1te Il Mtl. Dol>
Lars.
- 2iset at en- Tarmer ueb S(apn
.Bster 9psnlon blsp tlneet Ii Mil fra
Ebiet gtiuer Sails Senbassmorsen.
pao Ntset piites Ulerter, iom tpoer
paa, at Dosnbiulet par aaaet oper bans
Qoueo. Wton tror lite, at ban er ble>
pen operfalbt, men man uiolte, at ban
baobe peret / Bpen Treoos og bapoe
bruttet me9et. Ou Mftenen baube ban
begiuet 1ta paa 6iemueien. San eftsrs
laber 6uitru os fire 8prn.
- Der er opifaaet npe l1sreier
Sasen mob Tanblese Rc9 Nem nlm,
ibet bet ipnes, TOM om Sbelihen os
andre gmbebsmenb bat peret for ,prtse
fin @mbebsteriel. s Eanolege @eb'
barbts &ontor fenbt man Werter efter
6looi9e Tin9re, og MI bat @beriffsn
forlanst at faa Nftrpt at Eenble9e
&o6s Uinserlpioier forat ie, ON Mer>
terne er be FANNIE. O9 ba lite Sod
piloe tiuaoe bette sobpilliat, tos @bertfs
fen Mftrpf tneb Most. 9ommsren bar
erfleret, at bette par at ouer@frihe fin
Wpnoisbeo, og bet lpoer, iom ON Der
uil bltue siort Tories paa at foa @bez
rihen aHat.
@n utjenot 2anbitrpeer oa 80
6elfe on1fom en- Slbebranb Mamotbs
2eieltalo Emin Bailey for etpar llger
fben. Wlan tunbe bape rebbet enbeI of
6ei1ene, ON be iffe bapbe peret taa for>
ffrefteoe, at man lite funbe faa bem
uo. 8. =. 9auions> SernDarebutit,
u. Sobnions &laoebanoel, g. ..
Normans Mpotbef, W. so. Serbps
Bp9nins oa en- BEL Del imaa 5ule
branbte osiaa. Sen iamleoe @taoe
aaF Faaes til $4,000 SIben opfob
paa 6bloftet oper ben neunte Stalo, os
man tror, at ben fremmeoe Manb, lom
ou Der, baube roget af I'm Pibe, os at
Sl6en par opitaaet beraf. Det bleu
npbueaoist at ripe neo en- Bpsnius forat
itaneie Slbeu. ~ .~
- Eauolase g. 81. &o@ / Seem
rtIm bleu @lutniu9en at i1ite use en>
belig arre1 e1feret iom mtstentt fprat uare
ben, Der mprbeoe xanblese @ebbarbt /
bennes Rontor | famine Bp ben lite
Nopember. Som fpr fere @ange
uepnt fanbt mon ben mprbebes Cons
tor ct 3om.netarfleoe, fom par merfet
q. ST.. &C., % berfor bar Der bele Eiben
peret en- Sfgsse af Ulistanfe mob ban1,
enblfiant en- Nebaftpr, lom bar Rontor
lise unoer @ebbarbts Rontor, % 1om
1aa Morberen, ban par tfarD nreb fin
E@jsrnius, bat, paaitaaet, ct pet lite par
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-12-15

se5nlbpbeller til Brpuupper trnffes !
.l1gebiabetS Erptteri.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1904-12-15

Den fprite Surp fom til ben Slut'
ming, at ben lite funoe antla9e Ufrs.
@babmif for TaIitneri. Sen git uo
fra, at ielu ON bun bapoe ifrepet @ar>
nesies Mapn paa @ielosootumenter,
faa par lite bette. noseu Torbrpbelle,
laalanse bun lite bapoe fost ct baue
YenSene, os BET bapoe bun lite siort.
EDun baube blot laant yense meo be
foregipne Garnesis .glotes ION Sltfer>
ibeo,, % Denne 5ttterbeo bapoe bun ttte
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-09
FINE NUMBER OF
THE PARADISE

The Paradise of the Pacific for the
current month is quite worth while.
It's contents are: Honolulu Tempera-
ture and Rainfall, Facts about Homo
lulu, The "Paradise's" Christmas Edi-
tioa, Thanksgiving, Government Chang
es, Home-Rehned Sugar, Prime Island
Securities, A Desirable Bird. A Witty
and Wise Japanese, Hawaiian Orna-
ments, Recent Deaths, Tariff on Coffee,
A New Band Stand, A Young Woman's
Chance in Hawaii. Hawaiian japanese,
Wakea the Polynesian, Coffee-Picking
Season, Thanksgiving Football, Prince
Fushimi's visit, Worlds Greatest Ships,
Consumption of Sugar, The Soldiers
Food, Notes and Comments, Official
Directory, Federal, Blue Masks, Tour
lists Itinerary, Rev. w. d. Westerve1t
Lectures. Distances by Railroad. Dis
tances by Sea, Elevations in the Group,
Home Flowers, Official Directory, Ter
ritorial,
The illustrations are: Moonlight on
Pearl Harbor, Hawaiian Fern Forest,
Koko Head, Island of Oahu, Hala
Trees by the Sea Coast, Mokuola, Hilo,
An Olaa Coffee Field in November,
Oahu College Campus.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-09
ATKINSON
GOES TODAY
On Business Connected
With Next Million
Dollar Loan.

A. L. c. Atkinson, Secretary of Ha-
wall, will leave for Washington in the
steamer Alameda today He is being
sent by the administration to consult
with the President and the Secretary of
the Treasury regarding the second mil
lion dollars of the Public Improvements
Loan authorized by the Legislature IL
1908.
The first million dollars was very sue
cessfully hoated in New York by then
Secretary Carter, largely owing to the
order made by Secretary Shaw that the
bonds could be used. as security for de-
posts of public money in national banks
up to 90 per cent of their par value,
also that they might be substituted for
national bonds for the. same purpose.
Governor Carter has received inform
alton that, owing to the large decreas.
of securities caused by the withdrawal
of deposits for the Panama canal, the
Secretary of the Treasury is disinclined
to encourage any increase of bank note
circulation, this being somewhat in ex-
cess of what is considered normal.
Therefore, it is regarded as doubtful If
the Secretary of the Treasury will be
disposed to grant the same favor with
regard TO the second million of the
Hawaiian loan as he did in the case of
the million that has now been nearly
all expended in public improvements.
Without the renewal of the privilege
Governor Carter is afraid the new issue
of bonds will not sell at private sale
on equally favorable terms with the
first issue, which was taken at Ioo.25 by
New York fnanciers, the bonds bear
ing interest of 4 IL per cent against
the S and 6 per cent on previous Ha-
waiian bond issues. If such terms can
not be obtained at private sale the issue
will have to be advertised at public sale
and the Territory take or leave whatever
the best bid may be.
So that the Territory's financial situa-
ton may be put fairly before the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, that he may be
shown how important the matter is to
Hawaii though comparatively small in
itself and that, if possible, the Secretary
may be induced to renew the favor to
our bonds, the Governor deems it adj
visable to send Secretary Atkinson on
the mission. T his is the Treasurer's
busiest season of the year, while with
the election over the Secretary has not
great deal to dc here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-09
TO LET.

ELEGANT CORNER Two-sTORY
DWELLING. corner Piikoi and King
streets Of Bedrooms, Reception
Room. Parior, Dining-room and Kitch-
en- Large attic; good dry cellar; ser
wants quarters, etc. Nice large yard.
Rent reasonable.
Further particulars OF
WILL E. FISHER.
Agent. 100 Merchant street. /,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-09

New Hampshire, New York, New
Jersey, North Dakota, Ohio, Ore
gon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
South Dakota, Vermont, Wash
ington, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
Total AS votes.
Parker carries Alabama, Ar
kansas, Florida, Georgia, Ken
lucky, Louisiana, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
and Virginia. Total 141 votes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-09
EARLY EVENING
CABLEGRAMS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. g.
The Republicans claim New York
by 100000 plurality.
Massachusetts, goes for Roose-
welt by 10000.
Parker carries Baltimore.
PARKER COMEDIES
HIS DEFEAT.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-The
Democrats concede every doubt
full State to the Republicans.
Connecticut is Republican by
10000.
Indiana Republican by 10000.
The Republicans are now claim
ing New York by 100000.
Judge Parker comedies his de-
feat and has congratulated Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
In Massachusetts, the Demo
Gratis elect their candidate for
Governor.
The next Congress will have a
Republican majority of forty or
upward.
A REPUBLICAN
LANDSLIDE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Roose-
welt will have the electoral vote
of California, Connecticut, Della
ware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts,
Michigan. Minnesota, Nebraska.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-09
DEMOCRACY is
ENTIRELY PAU
CONTINUED from page II

CONTINUED from page ID
California elects seven and
probably eight Congressman. The
second district is doubtful but
favoring the Republicans.
The indications are that Wash
ington has elected a Republican
Governor.
WASHINGTON, Nov. g.
President Roosevelt announces
that he will not be a candidate for
reelection.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-09
Quality
Guaranteed

Splendid fruit remarked a
man to his wife at the lunch
table IL wish you would al
ways get this brand"
He referred to the palace"
brand
Housewives will find a great
difference in the different
brands of canned goods.
For instance: Palace" or
Epicurean" fruits or vegeta-
bles are always uniform in
quality and size and that quail
ity the best.
Palace" or Epicurean goods
can be bought at almost any
grocery and if they do not
prove the best you ever had
the grocer will return your
money and charge the goods
to me. Packed by Levin,
Meyer Co, S. F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-19
JURY TRIALS ABOLISHED.
Costa Rica Decides It's People Are Not
to Be Trusted to Judge Gases.

Trial by jury in Costa Rica has been
abolished, according to report made to
the State Department by United States
Minister Merry at San Jose. ut may be
OF interest to the Department of State to
know" said the minister. that the con-
gress of Costa Rica. after full and free dis
cussion. has abolished the jury system In
conversation with well-informed citizens OF
the republic 1t appears that the system has
so frequently resulted In the perversion OF
justice that the demand for change had
become almost unanimous 1t is freely ad-
mitted that trial by jury Is generally con-
sidered as evidence of a free government.
but unless intelligent as well as honest
jurors can be obtained a miscarriage of
justice generally results. One intelligent
official remarked to me that the Latin race
lacks the qualities essential for jury duty.
Considerations of family. political interest,
race and personal prejudice are paramount,
and Latin Americans appear too often I'M
able to consider any question on the broad
principle of abstract justice.
Outside of the few cities in the republic
1t has been found impossible to obtain COM
petent Juries. One gentleman represented
to me that he hoped to see trial by jury
reinstated in Costa Rica, but that this can
not be done until the working classes are
better educated: the present generation
must give place to that now attending the
primary schools Of the republic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-19

Yanze Pass. The troops retired slowly
step by step. and in perfect order. covered
by the fire of field battery, which had
been brought into action.
The fight ceased at pm. and the troops
returned to Ikhavuan."
An important fact developed by the re-
cOnnoisSance was the exact location of a
powerful japanese force secreted in the
region between Fen-shui and Molten passes.
Its strength is indicated by the fact that
twenty-one battalions were insufficient to
permanently force the Japanese positions,
though some of them were occupied tempo
rarily. On the other hand. it would appear
from the report that the Japanese were
either disinclined or unable to follow up
Lieut.. Gen. Keller when he retired to his
former position at Ikhavuan. The serious
ness of the days fighting is shown in Gen.
Keller's estimate that the Russian casual
ties were over a thousand.
The battle leaves the general situation
unchanged. but shows that powerful jap
anese army Is masSed and is constantly
threatening Liao-yang apparently only
awaiting Gen. Kuroks signal to advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-19

362. 3S5. net gain during the three years Of
124, 7O9, as compared with 99,013 during the
previous three years. Commander Marley
record keeper and supreme finance keeper
be combined.
The report of D. d. AitkeD as supreme
record keeper showed that $40 tents were
organized during the term, 1J6 of which
either became defunct or were merged with
larger tents. There have been paid since
the organiZatiOn of the order, Mr. Aitken
reported, 1,OS2 death claims, amounting to
$17119, 100. of which 5.15S were paid during
the past term. amounting to S7.S}7 ,431. Mr..
Aitken. who is also supreme counselor of
the rates al length. concluding as follows:
Proposed Change in Rates.
IF we wish to be true to ourselves and
to the membership we represent, and hope
to see this fraternal order the pride Of Its
membership and the protector of their
homes, we must provide for collections
equal to the amount demonstrated to be
necessary by the mortality table based on
our own experience. If we have confidence
in the report of the rate commission and
faith in its conclusions (and there Is no
reason why We should not have) the ques-
ton OF what increase of rates Is necessary
has already been determined, and the only
problem now to be solved is how and by
what method or plan shall the increase be,
made which plan is on the line of least
resistance which method will he the most
popular and successful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-19
HAWAII'S LEPER COLONY.
Government Asked to Assist in Study
and Provision.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 19-HawaiI
wants the government to help it provide
for the leper colony and the scientific study
Of the disease. The territory's board OF
health has written to the San Francisco
board of health asking for this city's as
sistance in appeals to Washington for
funds needed in the work of caring for a
large settlement.
In Hawairs leper settlement at Molokai
there are ninety-flve native Hawaiians.
thirty-four Chinese. ten Portuguese, ten
English and German. five Americans and
four negroes and Malays. All these per-
sons, 1t is said, either inherited the dis
ease or were infected with 1t by intimate
relations with persons who had it. But
none of them ever got 1t any other way.
as leprosy is not, It is alleged. contagious.