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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
Hawaii Democrats
Endorse Roosevelt
HOME RULERS QUOTES MESSAGE
REGARDING WITH APPRovAI-MANY WHICH
THE UNTERRIFIED PROPOSED MAKE WITH REPUBLI
CANS AND THE ADMINISTRATION.

Department of the Interior of the
United States, the same to be under
control of the Secretary of the Interior
and the Commissioner of the General
Land Office"
The party should advocate that the
Federal Government pay the Territorial
Legislature as it does in other Terri
tories on the mainland.
The party should demand that Con-
gress take some steps to check ana
curb the great influx of Asiatics now
pouring into this territory to the end
that our citizen laborer merchant,
mechanic and farmer be relieved from
such severe competition that compels
them to leave Hawaii and seek occu-
patlons on the mainland
1t should be plainly put forth in de-
mocratic platforms that all special le-
glslation and class legislation is not de-
mocratic and will not be tolerated.
The local issues which should COM
mand the attention of the party may be
epitomized as follows: Land, Labor
Transportation, Education, and Immi-
grafton.
The Republican Party has proven to
be recreant to its duty on each and
every one of the above subjects and it
now becomes the duty of the democrats
to plainly state what the democratic
party proposes to do on those SUBJ
jects. 1t is not enough to denounce
the republicans for failure. The De-
mocrats must show the people where
and how and why they will do better
if entrusted with power to bring about
the necessary reforms. During the
short term since the democratic party
has been organized in this territory it
can point with pride to what it has
accomplished toward good government
in behalf of the people.
1t opened the camralsn last year with
a fight against the executive holding
undated designations of judges. SO
forceful were the arguments put forth
that the executive very soon retracted
and it is safe to say that it will never
be attempted again in this territory
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
MYRTLES WIN
SECOND EVENT.

The Myrtle Seniors won the senior
siX-oared sliding seat barge race in
gallant style, rowing through and
| beating down lead which the Hea-
lanis established early in the game. In
view of the rough water outside the
regatta committee wisely changed the
course by cutting off several yards at
the far end. The boats got away at
1O:H after considerable delay the Myr-
ties hitting 1t up at "a and the Hea-
lanis at 80. The Healanis were splash
ing but soon settled down on an even
keel and as they passed the Lehua, the
judges boat, they pulled rapidly ahead.
At the lighthouse on the way out, the
blue oars were flashing a good length
to the front and there was open wateI
betweet the boats at the first mark be-
yond.
BY the time the rough water was
reached both scarlet and blue had drop
ped as slow as 26 and then the Myrtles
started to creep up inch by inch. From
the shore it was hard to say which was
ahead until the Myrtles were seen to be
, turning first and yell of delight went
up from the scarlet cohorts. The Hea-
lanis started to turn two seconds later
but the Myrtles Strengthened out sew
eral seconds to the good and started
in for the long slog home, with the race
, in hand.
J In the comparatively smooth water
: both crews hit it up again, the Myrtles
to 80 and the Healanis to 80, but this
/ did not last long. The Myrtles seemed
to have plenty in reserve and met ev-
cry attempt at a squirt easily They
passed the lighthouse three lengths to
the good and crossed the line winners
by the same space in 1855 is, the Hea-
lanis finishing in 1904 3-5.
The Myrtlas finished in much better
form than their rivals, the Healani
istroke being decidedly wobbly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16

A committee of Democrats and Home
Rulers on Hawaii, appointed to pre-
pare a statement of policies on which
the two parties might fuse, has report
ed with a lengthy statement of pro-
positions on which it is thought the
members of the parties might join
forces. Among the propositions set
forth are the following:
Your committee would suggest the
careful consideration of the following
recommendations and the appointment
of a committee to formulate a platform
to be presented to the next Territorial
Convention. The Democratic Party in
Hawaii should heartily endorse Presi-
Rlent Roosevelts public land policy for
this Territory as expressed in his mes
sage to the Fifty-seventh Congress He
said:
I'm Hawaii our aim must be to de-
velop the Territory on the traditional
American lines We do not wish a
region of large estates titled by cheap
labor; we wish u healthy American
community of men who themselves till
the farms they own. All our legisla-
ton for the islands should be shaped
of the average home maker must af-
ford the true test of the healthy de-
velopment of the islands. The land
policy should as nearly as possible be
modelled on our homestead system"
The party should also endorse and
embody in it's platform the following
numbered recommendations of the u.
S. Senate Commission, locally known as
the Mitchell Commission" published on
pages 172, 17S and ia of it's report to
wit:
No. 2. THAT Congress take imme-
date, action suspendfng the power on
the part of the local Territorial govern
ment of Hawaii to execute for the pre-
sent and further lease or leases of eth
err agricultural or non-agricultural
lands in the Territory of Hawaii"
No. 3. THAT the control, manage
ment, and disposition of the public
lands in Hawaii be transferred to the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
FOR
TODAY'S RACES
COMPLETE LIST OF THE EVENTS
WHICH ARE TO BE FOUGHT OUT
ON THE BRINY TODAY.

The complete list Of entries is as fol-
lows: Ns.ARERH
First event-Six cared gig, station
airy seats "Kanoelani," Prince Cupid;
"Kapiolani" George Harris.
Second event-Six cared sliding seat
barges: "Healani," by Healani B. & Y
Club; calf. Rogers" by Myrtle Boat
Club.
Third event-Launch race: water
WITCH" w. E. Young; "P D O." ]. A.
young; Fun" p. Fitzgbbons; Julie"
Mrs. c. w. Macfarlane.
Fourth event-Second class yachts:
Myrtle" G. A. Crozier; Princess"
Prince Cupid Irish" S. Dowsett;
Maggie" NJ. Lyle; "Malolo," c. john
son; Skip" ]. Jaeger.
Fifth event-First class yachts:
SPRAY" Com. II. e. Picker; "Kapolii,"
V.-Com. G. f. Renton; Hawaii" Sor-
enson & Lyle.
Sixth event-Tug-of-w Japanese
sampans: 20. X" by Mkt
Seventh event-Six-oared sliding seat
barge, freshmen: "Healani," Healani
b. & Y. Club; Rogers" Myrtle Boat
Club.
Eighth event-Six-oared sliding seats,
Juniors: "Healani" Healani B. & Y.
Club; Rogers" Myrtle Boat Club.
Ninth event-Japanese sampans,
sculling: 20. X" Mkt.
Tenth event-Five-oared whale boats:
{ No entries.
Eleventh event-six-oared paddle
canoe Lei lima" A. F. Along;
Hoop La" r. w. Atkinson; "Alaba-
ma" A. NJ. Brown; "Halekulani," DIR.
"A. c. Wall; "Kanikeau," F. Lubbock;
! 'Keomoku," A. NJ. Brown; Flying
/ fish" w. Dillingham;.
4 Twelfth event-Senior pair-oars, slid
ing seats: Healanis My: ties.
Thirteenth event-Junior pair oars
sliding seats, Healanis; Myrtles.
Fourteenth event-Steamer boats:
"Kinau," ]. ]. Fern; "Likeiike," Ma
opala.
Fifteenth event-sailing canoes: lei
lima" A. F. Along; Hoop La" r
w. Atkinson; Alabama" A. M Brown
''Halekulani," DR.. A. c. Wall; "Kani-
keau," f. Lubbock; "Flyinghsh," w
Dillingham;.
Sixteenth event-Two-oared shore
boats Minnie" ]. NJ Mahuka; "Ev-
cry Time" N Hartman; "Mayflow-
err Kalama; Ready" X. Kanei.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
CUPIO'S BOAT FIRST
FIRST EVENT.
SiX-oared Gig, stationary seat.
Kanoelani wins.

The first race of the day, the six-oar-
ed gig event was, as usual, one of
great interest to the crowd, as all of
the six in each boat We're natives,
though George Harris steered the Ka-
piolani. Starter Turner got them away
after little delay, the Kapiolani's
crew hitting up a terrific stroke of So,
the Kanoelani's men rowing slower but
stronger The kanoean went to the
front inside the first hundred yards and
by the time the lighthouse was reached
had half a length to the good. From
this on it was a procession, KanOelani
continued to draw away and all up the
harbor she had Kapiolani well in hand.
She made the turn for the bell buoy
six lengths to the good. She continue
, ed to pull away and the race lost in
terest when they turned the bell buoy
easily ten lengths, Kanoelani ahead.
The order remained the same and Ka-
noelani romped in hundreds of yards
ahead finishing the race in 26:SS1s, the
Kapiolani finished minutes, s 1-5 Sec
ands behind
The winners were heartily cheered as
they rowed over to the cableship Re-
storer as four of the six, as well as the
lcoxswain, were members of the crew.
mo, l have no complaint to make,
said George Harris of the Kapiolani,
except that my oars were too heavy
and it was too much for my men ia
handle them"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
A HUMANE OFFICER
FOR MAUI
GEORGE WEIGHT HAS BEEN AP-
POINTED BY THE BOARD OF SU-
PERVISORS-SERV NEEDED

WAILUKU, September 15.-Now that
a sanitary and hack inspector, as well
as humane officer, has been appointed
for the district of Wailuku, it is hoped
that results will soon show that such
an officer was badly needed. In the
line of sanitation, there are several
places in the Chinatown portion of
Wailuku, and in several of the planta-
ton camps where the enforcement of
the rigid rules of the Board of Health
are absolutely necessarily George
Weight, While appointed by the Board
of Supervisors of Maui County, holds
commissions from the Board of Health,
with full power to take such action as
he deems necessary. There are quite a
number of passenger vehicles that are
fit for the bone-yard, but which are
still classed as hacks" These will
come in for a good share of George
Weights time. and if there is not a
thorough cleanup Of bad hacks, it will
be contrary to the expectations. AS a
humane officer, much brutal treatment
of horses will be stopped by him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
.STAL WARTS WHO
WILL TUG OARS
THE ATHLETES WHO WILL REP
LANIS IN TODAY'S RACES.

The crews from the Healanis and
Myrtles who win row today are as fol-
lows;
Senior barge
Healanis: r. McCorriston, stroke; e.
X, Allen, 5; W. Wilson, 4; B. f. He'll
bron 3: NJ. Robinson, ?; b. Rycroft,
bow: H. Steiner, cox.
Myrtles: NJ. Simpson, stroke; L.
King 8: Ned Crabbe, 4; r. johnson, s;
p. Kopke, ?; w. Lyle, bow; T. Houghl
cox
JUNIOR barge
Healanis; w. Dixon. stroke; V. Fer
nandez, 8; f. /. Hatch, A; E. Desha, 81
f. Armstrong, 2; A. Blackman, bow
F. B. Damon, cox.
Myrtles A. Hewitt, stroke; Wilson
%; L. Underwood, 4; T. Honan, 3; p
Schmidt 2; H. Williams, bow; T
Hough, cox.
Freshmen barge
Healanis: w, H. Campbell, stroke
c. Turner, 5; H. Bruins, A; H. Hughes
8; G.. Isenberg 2; S. Chillingworth
bow; F. b. Damon, cox.
Myrtles; 1. spalding, stroke; w
Cooper, 5; Martinson. 4; w. Chilling
worth, 8; F. Beckert, 2; r. Chilling
worth, bow: T. Hough, cox.
Senior Pair Oars
Healanis: r. McCorriston, stroke; b
F. Hebron, bow: II. Steiner, cox.
Myrtles: w. Soper, stroke; w. lyle
bow; T. Hough, cox.
Junior Pair Ooars-
TJaaIanfs. II O'SuliVan stroke; G.
Desha, bow: II. Steiner, cox.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
HALEIWA

The Halelwa Hotel, Honolulu's ia
nous country resort, on the line OF the
Oahu Railway, contains every modern
Improvement and affords it's guests an
opportunity to enjoy all amusements-
golf, tennis, billiards, fresh and salt
water bathing, shooting, fishing riding
and driving. Tickets, including rail-
way fare and one full days room and
board, are sold at the Honolulu Station
and Trent & Company for S.. For de-
parture of trains, consult time table.
On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited,
two hour train, leaves at 1922 a. M,
returning, arrives in Honolulu at II
n m
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
YACHTS WHICH
HAVE SCORED
THE VICTORs IN THE REGATTh
DAY RACES FOR THE PAST HALF
DECADE IN HONOLULU.

The different yachts that have
borne off the premier honors for the
past five years are:
1900.
1st Class-Ewa Helene, Bonnie Dun
dee.
End Class-Hawaii, Dewey.
Bird Class-Myrtle, Vi-ke, Opitsah.
4th Class-Pokii, Abbie M, Edith L.
1901
LIST Class-Mary L., Gladys, Helene.
End Class-Dewey.
Srd Class-Myrtle, Oio, Shamrock III.
4th Class-Pokii ,Abbie NJ.
1902.
LIST Class-Gladys, Mary L.
End Class-Dewey.
Srd Class-Myrtle, Pirate Aloha Cor
merly Shamrock IT'D.
4th Class-Abbie NJ, Maria.
1903.
list Glass Gladys, La Paloma, Helene.
End Class-No race.
3rd Class-Defance, Irish, Myrtle.
4th Class-Malolo, Pirate, Aloha Cor
merly Shamrock I'LL
1904.
First Division-Gladys, Hawaii, Spray
Second Division-Irish, Malolo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
HEALANIS MISSED
THEIR BEST MEN
DAN RENEAR AND PAUL JARRET
WE'RE NOT IN ANY OF THE
CREWS TIL YEAR.

There was something incomplete
about the Healani outfit today. The
Old-timers remarked about it and the
feeling could not but be apparent to
the malihinis. Dan Renear the cham
pion swimmer and crack oarsman of
the Healani Club was not present. He
has always been one of the reliable
men of that club and his absence from
the game was apparent, and everybody
realized it. The absence of Paul Jar
ret from the Healani crew was also
a source OF regret, for Jarret has strok-
ed many a winning crew for the Hea-
lani colors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
FOuRTH EVENT.

The second division yachts got away
at 1880, Myrtle, Princess, Irish, Mag
gle. Malolo Skip and Lees unnamed
cat boat getting away in the order
named. The course was out by the
channel to the Waikiki stake boat. to
the Pearl Harbor bar buoy and back
to the judges stand.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
PREPARING FOR BRYAN.

Chairman Kinney of the Democratic
Territorial Committee states that while
there has been a call for a meeting of
the executive committee at his office
tomorrow night at o'clock, all Demo-
Gratis are welcome to attend and parti-
cipate in the discussion of the plans
for the entertainment of William Jen-
nings Bryan.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
SIXTH EVENT.

The japanese sampan tug-of-war
was one of the most exciting events of
the day. once the sampans drifted
across the bows of the Lehua and the
contest had to be started over again,
but finally one team of two boats
dragged the others over the line and
were declared winners. The winners
were post entered. The regatta con-
tinues this afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
KAMBHAMEHA I.

Williams the photographer has pre-
pared a striking picture of Kameha-
meha I standing at the brink of the
Pail, spear i'm hand. II is on exhibit
tion at his studio The face is taken
from the oil painting of the old king
and the figure follows the recognized
lines. The picture was designed for a
calendar.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16

This afternoons ball game may be
the last of the season, for if the Elks
are defeated they win be out of the
running But according to the talk
of the friends of the purple there will
be something doing which will sur
prise the reds. Should the Elks win
the final game must be played a week
from today. Barney JOY will pitch
this afternoon for the H A C's and it
is probable that Hampton will be in
the box for the Elks.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
FIFTH EVENT.

Spray made a fine start in the first
division yacht race beating Hawaii
over the line a second or two after the
gun. She dropped behind however be-
fore the spar buoy was reached and
Hawaii led for the twenty mile run
with KapO'ei second and Spray last.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NOtiz.

Wegen Krankheit des Herrn Pastor
Felmy wird am nachsten Sonntag, der
17ten DIS. Mts., klein Gottesdienst abge-
halten werden
Der Vorstand, ID. r. L. Gemeinde
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
POsTPONEMrNT NOTICE

On account of the many attractions
scheduled for this evening" Opera
House, etc, there will be no vaudeyilIs
in the Zoo theater tonight. This will
also afford time for added preparation
for the big show that is to reopen On
next Saturday evening, September Z5rd.
After rest of a couple of weeks the
new show, Idll Of good turns, will no
doubt be eagerly looked forward 10.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
ITALIAN CRUISER COMING.

The Italian warship Calabria is now
on the coast and will shortly pass
through Honolulu en- route to the
Orient. Count Marenco al Moriondo is
her commander. Among the officers is
Prince Ferdinando of Savoy,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16

Commencing at 1870 this afternoon
there will be cricket match at the
Makiki grounds. A general invitation
to visitors has been extended by the
club.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
BORN.

BURN.
PECK-In Honolulu, September IA,
1905, to the wife Of S. S. Peck, son.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16
DIE.1.

DIEO.
,SAFFERY-On Monday, September
1905, at Olowalu, Maui, Mrs. Fannie
Saffery, wife of Henry Saffery
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16

Myrtles: A. Hewitt. stroke; l.. I'M
derwood. bow: r. Hough cox.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16

Each entry shall include the name Of
the boat or II it has none, the name
of the person who enters It in the race
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16

Entries will open at s a. m, Tuesday
Sept. -, 1905, at Woods & Sheldon's
King street, and viii close Thursday
Sept. IA. 1905, at ~ m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16

For further information apply to the
Regatta Committee: C. c. Rhodes, o.
L. Sorenson and W. II. Soper, or the
Secretary.
A. Il. MURPHY.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16

All rowing races are to be governed
by the Racing Rules of the Hawaiian
Rowing Association, yacht races by the
Racing Rules Of the Hawaii Yacht
Club.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-16

Races open to all No entry fees
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
NORGE.

Norsk sngare said till Japan. | Kri-
stiania hemmahorande angaren Ariel
om1,571 ton och byggd 1894 hos Wood,
Skinner e. Co. / Newcastle, har efter
besigtning / Nagasaki / dagarna salts
till Japan for en- summa at 10000 pund
sterling. Koparen ar EFT af Japans
st0rsta rederier med kontor i Maya
saki.
Svenskarne | kristiania. Eft mote
af svenskar, bosatta i K~ristiania, r0-
rande unionsfragan hollis den 20 April
| Arbetaresamfundets stora sal och var
besokt af omkring 200 personer. Efter
EFT f0redrag af svenske b%okbindaren
A. Roos antogs enhalligt en- resolution,
hvari motel hafdar Norges raft att
utan svensk inblandning besluta ge-
n~omforandet af eget konsulatyasen
SAINT uppmanar Sveriges hela frisin-
made befolkning att med ALA till buds
staende medel bekampa Diet svenska
hogerpartiets och regeringens forsok
att kranka denna raft.
Norge faIler undan? Eft Kristiania-
telegram | danska tidningar upper att
Diet forslag till lag ON sarskildt norskt
konsulatvasen, hvarom den norska spe-
cialkomiten skulle sta enig, Ell kommer
att berora konsulernas forhallande
till utrikesministerfragan som star o.
lost. En- fredligare staining ligger |
luften, sager telegrammet. bet ar tvif-
v~elsutan den b~egynnande ~nationela
samlingen / Sverige och den dermed
yppade utsigten att svenskarne icke
langre AFRO sinnade att b~eskedligt falla
undan for de ensidiga norska krafven,
som vallat delta omslag / Norge och
framkallat den fredligare stamningen
/ luften'. Xnnu sa lange torde tele-
grammet emellertid bora mottagas
med reservation.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
Be-.
or och syster.

Da Esbjorn efter en- god stund yak
made, var Diet skumt / h%erberget, men
Diet forsta hans 0gon folio pa var hans
syster, son satt pa golfvet bredvid
hans lager och sag pa honom med
sorgsna blickar. Ynglingen trodde
knappast sina ogon. Var Diet hans sy-
ster, och den der varelsen som satt EFT
stycke langre bort a Diet val den
gamla Marta? Esbjorn gnuggade sina
0gon. Var han alter hemma / prestgar-
den hos fader Anund? Och var den
sista pinsamma dagen blott en- drom?
Boel b0rjade nu tala, och Esbjorn
erfor nu f0rst fader Anunds d0d, och
att Marta nu vore pa vag att folja
Boel till hennes morfaders gard. bet
a med babe sorg och bestortning
som ynglingen horde berattelsen ON
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
"a.
Orc och s~paninaar.
tung somn

Marta och Boel voro nu ocksa vid
tinget. Boel stod bland tingsmenighe-
ten och horde pa f0rhandlingarna. Hon
sag och horde sin broder, och hennes
sma handler kn0to sig, da hon sag, hui
ru Torgils Bosson hanade honom, men
sa kom Folke Algotsson och forde ho-
nom bort. Boel foljde dock efter och
flick Sc. hvart hennes broder tog va
gen. Men da hon markte att han ma
ste vara | en- hog herres herberge, och
sag. huru vapnare och svenner vim
lade deromkring, vile hon icke ga in,
utan skyndade till gamla Marta och
omtalade for henne babe utgangen af
Esbj0rns karomal, och att han blifvit
bortf0rd af en- ung here i praktiga
klader. men som dock icke hade CYL
lene sporrar.
Den gamla blef dodligt f0rskrackt.
Hon misstrodde ALA herreman.
Hvad tanker han val CORA med
Esbj0rn? sporde hon. Ar Diet icke nog
all smalek vennen / dag lidit, skola
afven unga herrar CORA spe af honom?
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
FINLAND.

De landsforvistas he~mvSndande. Ee-
TO Erkko, den landsforviste finske pa
trioten och tidningsredaktoren, anlan-
de nyligen med familj till hemlandet
fran Amerika, der han bolt / Brooklyn
nara iva ar. / Amerika hade Erkko
tack ware sin beginning lyckats skapa
sig en- raft god staining. Han borjade
en- b~okhandels- och forlaggaraffar,
grundade EFT tryckeri och en- tidning
och flick smart foretaget sa bra / gang
att han skulle haft en- saker framtid
deraf. Men hvarfor atervande han an
dock till hemlandet - fragar Juhani
Aho i H%elsingin Sanomat. Jag fraga-
de icke, ty jag visste afven utan nagot
svar besked: fosterlandet ar alltid
fosterlandet.
Falskt telegram. l den svenska
pressen har ingatt EFT telegram fran
Helsingfors genom Svenska telegram
byran, af innehall att Finlands ISLANDER
skulle ha beslutit att till kejsaren af-
lata en- address,, | hvilken de uttrycka
sin glade Oliver manifested af den 20
Mars r0rande installandet af de olag-
liga varnpligtsuppbaden. Enligt hvad
ID. N. erfarit fran sin correspondent /
Helsingfors, saknar denna motifs all
grund. Nagonting dylikt har aldrig
varit patankt inom landtdagen, an min
Dire kommit till uttryck. Genom Diet
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