davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

electric light plant. the ice plant, and
I seen all the vast machinery necessary
to the running of such an establishment
as this, and it is indeed revelation
| 10 the thoughtIess guest.
Our chef is a huge. handsome man
| whom one could easily believe a Ger
man prince masquerading among the
pots and pans For our edifcation. he
deftly caught a very lively frog from
the pond in one corner of his domain
and in a twinkling Killed and skinned it
and tossed it into cold storage with a
dainty pile OF its contemporaries. We
We're pleased to learn that our prince
receives the very fair compensation OF
$500 a month. All his assistants are
Chinese and so quick are they that
two perfoan by hand all the dish wash
ing of the hotel.
We were present at the opening of
the territorial legislature. in what was
formerly the kings palace, called in
extra session by Gov. Carter to devise
means for reducing the expenses of the
government. Both the Governors mes
age and all business conducted was
rendered in English and Hawaiian. For
a language Astounding as this does in
melody and sounds, in conversation, as
we heard some one express it. like the
chattering of so many monkeys.
The members of both houses are
whites and Hawaiians.
The most important factors in caus-
ing the present hard times here are
the low price of sugar and too extensive
building operations in the flush times
o< 10
Governor who is an affable, bright man,
seemingly under forty. He was born
here and graduated at Yale. When
young Carter was in college, his father
was the Hawaiian minister at Wash
ington.
We We're also accorded an interview
with eX-Gov. Dole, now Judge of the
L. S. District Court. He is very tan
and slender with gray hair and long
gray beard. a sunny smile and a cordi-
aIity that puts one instantly at ease in
his presence. He seems respected,
trusted. and beloved by all.
One of the largest and finest mansions
in Honolulu has been for ten years or
more deserted by it's owner. Claus
Spreckels. who was an ardent Royalist
and when he left the islands he vowe
that he would never return until Queen
Liliuokalani was seated on her throne,
and he is keeping his word. He is said
to have no interests here now aside
from this property which is assessed at
about 100000. The house is cared for
by servants but it's elaborate furniture
is reputed to have been almost de-
stroyed by wood borers and other insect
pests. When Sprecke,s left, he had just
planted hundreds of small palms and
other plants. Now the house is almost
hidden by tall palms cocoanuts and
dapSe foliape
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

CLARK FARM JERSEY BUTTER
At May & Co, s. Supply limited.
Leave orders at once.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-23

All the new laws are being
published in the Commercial Rec
ord in handy shape for reference
prior to their publication in book
form.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
BRAVE GIRL DIRECTS FAMILY.
Care of Home Falls Upon Child
Who Earns q a Week.
REPrBi.lI. SPECIAL.

Cincinnati. Nov. 17.-"Barbara: After
am dead you take q nickel and tel.ph ,i!e
Doctor Cameron. Coroner. Tell him that
you could not bury me: tha, they shoull
there. and. II there 10 nobody takes nv
body. they sholid bury In. In po;tcr's
Held. And. Barbara. Low. II you gan. 30
Barbara. you try TO keep the children
together. II you separate from them they
will have to su1tr. dent care What YOU
say; II they ARE yla!ed In an orphan
treated like dogs. 81. Barbars., you can
keep house. pGy the rent and hav" enough
to eat. This f. a good warning from your
father. and IL you don't mind 1t YOU will
be sorry.
81 reads ,~h>. 'a,v ~ cai'a.' -. WV -
George Sts'cew ID. There are two grown
sons. but they have been long absent from
is rot known. Gcarge Stsis.wulI ,L,d
without medical attsrti,n ut No. A.I
Carthage like. 50. BERNARD
He had been III for a iong while of con
sumption. and for months had ben unable
70 work IL Angus: lis wife MaEltliV.
died ot the same disease. tn" S'c & wala
hoE!e Is two rooms poorly furnished and
bu; iuiiMerentlv kert. The note 's To- the
In the old home. and III. sole :rpurt FOR
months now 81 the family. And Earb,ra
IL not yet Il. Sh: works nj the Proctor a
Gamble Compauy's estabiishni.Et. T.c'iv-
ing 81 week.
Ou. Of this sum the rent OF s. Q month
has been raid and Tn. four iay" lived In
addition ~ has d~volred upon this E!Tl to
keen tho house In such order a. she could,
cook III" sclnt meais. car" fpr M. SILK
and dyIng father and the two small chill
drer.
The papcr VII. found amo-s his small
effects whsn coroner cameron v,sp1rd.i
nelrhhors. Barbara said she " lUi! 30 ns
her father wished
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR TOrlC.
s.G;oA.s Wonderful Works Ursa. H.
i-IIJ CThanksSiStss se'<tces'
BY AMOS r. WELLS.

Ereryone shou,d kno~ at least one nat
urAI science. for the help II VIII sNs @ h.I.'
.ov,ra knowing God ~. course II u pos
sibI. FOR an astronomer. for instance" 10
he an atheist, In spite % the 'amcds sly
NJ. AN undeVoui astronomer IS mao
and yet, II one has In his heart the ieste
10 Know God some knowledge o: th:
heiSn, OF heaven. OF the p.ane'ai: aili
stellar wonde riand. Will granils im:I.
upom one IN majesty OF the ''eas'' ~''A
What astronomy does for vast stretches
OF space geology does for vast stretches
o. time. disclosing here also the inii'e
God: and whs, both o. thess 80 ,os VA VA
botany Will Go for its h:'leU.ss-s. ana
w.lI d.pc.os. N a drop OF dew - surprising
maryels O: design as the Hrmaa'eh' eAi'
- works are 90 be seen a!,o IN IN.
world OF men. knowledge OF history Wa!
No.. on. 10 know God quito as murh as a
knowledge OF science. There Is hardly
con- Of a iaIiy PAPER bGt gives evidence
o. Gods oyerrullns and directing Prov
t.rc. The progress Of missions. ino'.
striking during the past year thsn 'S.,
before. 10 a continual testimony 10 'i'
retn-t's e. 6n.s- and possr
Ard God j. TO t-- seen and his No'ks are
10 be recognized not oE!y ~ TIE eo'
~ou.t Dc grateful to God. kro~ yourself
= ...r tla anc the Pun. saTns 1t yoS 'n@f-
IL. then note ho~ the neIcitui EdiheT hss
blessed you, Pay mgss aad 49, 20
prayer Enjoy the BIti-. ant. sHi IN every
page a spiritual heaven ri Ts cf1N1eI
= .'arr inan the Milky Way.
The future also l. part OF it- y oncer, /,
.u! works Of God oar thanksgiving rs.i
I-tss3 fall Ear below its possibilities " y
live, only IN ths .s.:-- Tae fEs-i '-:a.-ri u
f0- Srstlt,.!. E.- n -hs prgIii - % Spri
ever be.or. they Csa be fulfilled IN yoss
experience. ,cr yog k-ye th-s vii! b. f1i-
.is. To the eye o! !aith even proH--
10 as actual as al event 90 SSS-[ frcs.
10 nc; save youT ttaus.xfs'Fs Cor The
large ,hinTs o. ifeL j. yss are not crate
,rIl .S- yo.- li.tie blessings as they co--se
sIc-s yoa xI.I 10, b E-at-:ui 20: 'h-
I.-s. b'~ss.ngs when they aT-'ye VITA
Cod there j. no large % small roF shoGlt
.f~r. ,. a large CT small IN oir relations
atsh God That IL whatever God t1@- fG'
"a. 10 great and deserves Sres; p:a.s>- j.
is a. vas: a wonder 'or The Infinite 20
ra;ak Of Us IN she matter of erass-0sde
a. Of the Gulf stream
Ara finally DO no. save yo5f thanks
efvtrs for ;Ass anrsa. festival. ~ for any
other ore dsy. Essae.ish custom OF xrai-
itude Get tnto the hsb. of praise. Yo1
have no IDEA hoe :, Vii hrtghs4n yosr
NE aad snvfRogafe your eurS'oses. ard nii
your whole kesrf Uffh sse love q him y Ao
-gsvesh % IN tAiags richly 20 en3oy."
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
SPARKS SHOOT FROM
TUNNEL FiSH'S SCALES.
Prize Landed In Boat IL So Infused
Nitn Electricity That Angler
Gets Q ShOcA.
RErCBI-lc SPECIAL

I;EI'-BI-Ic SPECIAL
Boston, Nov. E-When Antonio Psrrio
anu <.iseiIo I.eoni roweo tneir oory up to
the mouriLY space at tIe foot Of 7 vi narf
the other day. their faces were white.
Never u word did they say TO their friends
in other dories a. they maae fast AMI
noooed knowingly as II TO say. Some
thing strange Las happened.
10 reporter Antonio told his story.
According to the fisherman. in Boston Har
bvr Is q new FISH, he looks like an ord,-
nary fuunGer, but he Is larger his scales
shoot sparks when he Is taken from the
water. and to touch him Is TO experience
a s:Iock like that from live wire. And
,he fisherman believes that this fish is
the product Of the East Boston tunnel.
That fhe electric current Iasses through
the walls uf the tunnel and charges the
eggs laid on the bottom OF the harbvr. AMI
" hen the iish Is born he Is living cleo
trIc current. Antonio's story is as fol-
lows:
Two days ago l and Angelic are fish
ing in III. hartor below Casts. Island. We
have bad luck. Hour after hour go by.
and TO bite: Then feel something On my
hook. ! pull. Tn. palms II my hand feel
tickl.d like IL touched With IL feather. bat
| am excited and not pay attention. The
FISH pull hard. ard Angelo helps me. We
boat; He flop round and Angelic kick
him. Then Angelic yell and tail out Of tine
boat. / step on the iish ani then ! yel.
n,iion as eir n.eIes s siiekiss IN HS mo- nc, Know
VIVA; II is. but the iisn mop again and hi'
my leg and then ! feel II again. l know
then. 1t 10 I devil hsh. l Climb up ";I
the seat and Angelo swim in tn. 1ai'r
The water Is cold. tut Angelic don't want
to get back In the boat The fish come
my way, but h. can't reach ne. He i
about a foot Ions; and nearly as wide. lie
look Just like q fiOund,r. but sparks come
out Of his scales.
Throw him back says Angelic.
Il take an iron bar and lift him. then
I drop II and yell again ! feel same as
before cannot touch him ana throw
him back. so the only WY to do ~ u
turn the boat ov.r. ! jump out and An
CELLO he.p. and We lose tn. tlsh. AM every
thing else We have in the boat. But we
cIad TO se, rid Of him anyway. We come
Sack 10 the wharf and tell cur III nos
about tho electric rish. They laugh al US
To-day We catch him again. o: his brothei-
How now Win / get my liv.ng:"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
EVANS SPEAKS FOR
INCREASED navy
Admiral Says Officers Need the
Proper Tools and Plenty Of
Them to Protect COuntrys
Honor.

New York. Nov. l'.-At the naval arehi-
tects banquet tonight At Deimcn:co's
hundred and nifty members were present
and Listened TO .dires.e es by Senator JACOB
n Galinger OF New Hanpsh re. Rear Ad-
mirai Robley u. Evans and Others.
Admiral Evans said. in part:
"A few wears asr II ~o.Id have been
easy to reply to toast to the navy. As It
IiIest fleets in the world. This feet OF
MINE minis has about half the officers that !.
wei on for men, men from the Middle
West. wherever that Is
,inHsd. ,uTnins m o ,SWard Si senaISr GaiiinSer M @
and build them eighteen thousand tons.
Don't be extravaEant. bit give US the
eowes. You press the button and We will
try 10 do the rest.
~ ra,y is very much like a bit OF
butter on hot bu"kwheat cakes. 1t is very
good. what there is OF IL. but there Is not
enough OF IT.
GAI.LINGER's SPEECH.
Senator GallinGer made an address in
favor OF the ship subsidy bill. and tho
reha oiiitation Of the American merchant
marine.
He said. in part:
1t is a matter OF shame TO every Amer
lean when he recalls the condition OF the
the only craft that carry the nag Is a
Honaire.
president Roosevelt said that some
thlHg must be done TO reaab.iitate the
merchant service. and Congress appointed
a committee and / am especially clad to
speak o; the work Of that committee
- w. iced sal ors even for battleShipS.
Tfe Frye-HaEna bill provides for a sub
sidy OF % a ton for vessels engaged in
foreign trades fo- twelve months In re-
turn these vessels may be taken for t.,
defense of the United States. One Of the
Dig metropolitan daiiies has recently sa d
such q bill Won put a tax burden of fr m
slat".W TO GO."S JV on the people. Gen
tlemen. the tonnage dues and carryins of
the malls. these two tens alone wou Il
make the cost OF this bill not In excess OF
sl-eoOO the first year.
INDUSTRY UNPROTECTED.
The shipping Is the only industry that
Is unprotected. and every other nation is
granting subsidies 10 it, merchant marine
Il Is the duty of the Government to ex-
tend its protection from the land 20 the
sea There - q necessity OF providing
means to take advantage OF your oppor-
tunities In the orient for three-fifths OF
the population OF the globe are to be sup
piled in the near future by the more civil
lied nations.
The American nag must float In the
Orient. We propose to build the Panama
Canal. Heaven only knows what IL will
cost, but We are going 10 build IT, What
are We building il for? Trade in fore gn
nations. Certainly. Unless we have such
legislation as l have proposed il will be a
rare sight 10 see the American flag In
those waters
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
RErrBIJC SPEGAL

REsFtBLIC SfECIAIA
New York. Nov. i'--Ore OF the most in
tcresttng discoveries mace by the Siutual l
Lie Investigating Committee IS that a
shop for the construct on n automobile :
has been established in the basement Of
the conpan! builrlng IN Nassau street,
and that tor several months EDWARD y.
lreion. superintendent CT the MutuarS
building interests. mas been engaged in
friends
According TO the information brought 10
TIE committee. at east ten motor cars
have been built in this shop. the work
Or Tour expert mechanics. " ho are on the
pay rolls ~ the company. The light and
lower necessary Tor the work Was fur
nished BY tie Mutual Company.
When these facts were placed before the
committee. men employed by the commit
tie wer. seat to locate Mr.. IIe;on's work
found Il under tie sidewalk on the Cedar
ss;rect side ~ the building. Reporting TO
the committee. the Investigators stated
that they found IN III: workshop the
gcther with parts necessary FOR their COM
p.etion. Two or three mechanics were at
work in the shop.
When questioned about the matter. Mr..
lrcton. according to The Investigators. de-
c.Arcd that lie paid the men for their
labor. To satisfy themselves that these
men were employees OF the Mutual Life.
the investigators had them watched and
they were seen 10 so to the companys .
cashier on pay DAY TO draw their salaries.
Their names We're afterwards found on
the compaay's pay roll.
Mr.. Ircton ~as at iirst inclined 10 treat
the matter lightly when asked about his
automobile shop.
Il Will be very frank with you he
said i have built an automobile for my
self and one for Lyssnder W. Lawrence.
/ bought the uarts and assembled :hem
in a room In the la scmeGt of this build
ing. There are two or three frames there
now. ! took n frame from here To Mr..
l.awrence's stable. in Brooklyn. where /
set up the AUTOMOBILE.
Lysander W. Lawrence is I'll. head OF
the company which supplies all the sta
t!oncry for the Mutual. ard whose profits
according to the evidence brought out.
have been enormous
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
FOUR MEN ARE HANGED
IN NEVADA STATE PRISON.
Jack Welsh. KILLED n iSsSS. Pay
the Penalty as CarSoa.

arson. S-v Nov III 2. S.yenss.
FTei R0t"rrs NJ Lnisr-nan and T.
t-..rn-n ue-e h,rr.. her. tp-ssy for IN.
MURDER 2 Jack ~sPh. In H.mSold;
C1CIuJy IA 4 gust. 1910
tn. execution took place Ia the shoe
sscp q tSe STATE ertsor ard there Vas
no hitch IN The programme cav. = delay
= th- .HsCgtion of German Aad Roberts
~ sccrurt os al sttsup. 20 secure a stay
. eaecgticr fo- E1bcT,s. uso had beer
sscglca'et n . confession mace a, the
a.; -nUuir-t oV German
The Bear; % Pa-i-Us refused 90 inter
v>rs. and .. = o n German and z ot-
er:s v,T- saEE~d Srsca~r and lIn1er-
mar HsEius s.r hanged A. 10 81 m
Before The s.u1 ess made Gorman
thst hs Rae curzriIie. q hgre.ary IN San
fSa-rtsco IN 90 sor ~h!ch man name!
Barker haf t.'eH Grtgstlv convicted
s--te-c~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
TWO WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATIONS At LAW AGAIN.


The 81; Lofts Wonsn's Christian Asso-
ciat!on filed suit In the Circs.it Court yes
terGav against the Young Wpmen's Chris
tia:I Association and It's officers TO restrain
them from using the name Young WCm-
ems Christian Association
The plaintiff also seeks TO restrain the
defendant from soliciting money under the
name or any name similar To that OF
the plaintiN or its auxiliary of th" same
name as the defendant association as to
rnis,sad the public into the belief tina; Il
is the niaintiN or its auxiliary.
TT. petition recites that the plaintiff
was Incorporated Ia December. lSs2 for the
purpos. Of aiding wo'ren. and that 4 COLI
ducts different ms i:Ctions.
III. fact that thr application for an IN
corporation Tor the defendant was asked
for Apr,, q last and granted. nOtwith-
standing the opposition Of the plaintiff. the
mater ,eine decided against the Dlsintin
IN the cour; recently. IL 1lso alleged.
Tire objects OF the two associations are
similar and the names - EeaI!v ident!cll
that confusion has been caused ard will
be caused In the minds of the public. It
Is alleged
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
rARBELL;s STORY.
NICHOLS AIDED EQUITABLE
IN SURPRISING cARlCATURES
KIII rrIrsrrcIAI.


New YORK Nov. I..-Jo'n 4. Nichols was
sect. IL. hts GGIn. U'g Canton avenue today
a.! gU. At inI-d aScu, fEs letters. He Is
- years Oh and - IN yOcr health.
4 vas retained " he :slid to look after
many matters for both the Equitable and
Mutual nv connection with tn" Mutual
dti NOT amount 10 a great deal. 40; vas II
OR a very !org period But .ooke! after
several matters for the Equitable. ! re-
e-.y.I a retainer os 500 year by each
company.
NJ. Nichols was asxed TO explain what
Iep-~ on December - 1875.
That - ~ :aT nack .snnot remember
about II You see. I locke! after several
matters
VIII was the friend from up the river !
I can't Jus. remember. II may have tesn
- I.EspaYer man In Rochester. There
was such 4 man wso was unfrien3iy TO
The El,uitab,c ani did the .oca! agent some
harm ia biz pApeg-s think IL Mas an In
sgrance payer. I Was sent % TO see him
and re afterwards ceased his vasr.end.i-
ness
Then there Vas 4 German caricaturfst
think u. was in New York however.
who Dreparc. ca-ici'Ir- THAT was tn
l.nicai TO TIE Elu!iatls. and / sw hin.
ard bought OF: his snt!.e righis IN the
car,-ature. 40 IL vas never published
That was the sor. n: thing ! iid for the
company. I resolved assignments"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
FOLK DISCUSSES THE "uD."
Tells Kansas City School Children
II Will Remain Screwed Down.
RrPT-Rl.rC TN-TAL

RrPt-RiIC HP!NTAI.
Kansas City. No. Nov. i-Governor
Folk spoke 20 1870 pupils In the Central
High School this morning.
You live he said. In one Of the hnest
cities In the most splendid S:ais OF the
creates, country in the world. The moro
one knows of Mis- ouri the moro one -
prpud - his State II we built q wall
round Missour! ever want ~ man could
be Supplied Within her gates
"Bu, a grea; State consists not OF ma
teftaI ~, nlth bu; of msT and wome1.
Missouri IN ricI, In .oted mrn OF the right
type. However great Mis- our: may be IN
material resources. her fai:est And dearest
puss essIon IL heI good name.
.'Th.r. has zone oEt from Missouri what
4. known as the Missouri idea'-the II a
tina, citizenship In q free country Implies
civic obligation. the honest performance
OF every public trust. the idea that laws
are made to be observed. not 70 Be- is-
nor-a
enforce the laws or the statute books.
tha, n se attempted to close the saloons
on Sunday grass would grow IN the
s,rekis ~ Kansas City And 81. Louis
rro.e laws have been enforced IN those
cities ard IN a.. Joseph. siso. ard they ar.
-o:nR 20 Re continued 20 be er forced a.
long a. I An Governor cf Missouri.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
MORE DONATIONS
FOR RUSSIAN JEWS.
Moses Fraiey Forwards S:.HN so
Treasurer <chtn In New
York.

That tb" I-~s u II Louis are respond
i"- freely 10 the T'..-i f'.r4 10 -, re- -
r8rr4 -vas ~ Russia Has made mpru
manifest last EiEh' when More F'r,IrS.
"la..I.sg II 'EH local T'..si 1r;.t'i-''.
wired ;u Jacob II SHIN 90; >rw y u
l.et a. SaE .tGE :. 80 iu t,- &. TgEE.:-
81 rH tn t-! ~ t.r ''.a.. The 90 ga n
states that fhsT- T. moe e. follow
NJ FTIley <Fs ihIt IL" s4u-r .E'!pIs
made at 30, mass u.aJirs last sunday
MA NJ n-r '-.f-E rHgsG.r paid.
\ ,ui-rI .Vr.o- ,ist from Atoka. ! -
NA- E.-e!Ea,! ~ 80 Treasurer Yesterday
H.. rr,l.crtsu was made b. iHy citizens
a., At-ks .h- lett SAYS
W. ta" Uud- TsiEr"i Jews ~ stnss.
s.ulA'hiE'HS with n" Unfortunate -
Jews vhD were - cruelty ami :rtgraaT.'ty
but hrFcf I'D p-g--s~rsrsi Ia Er.-s.E. hoe
Gy Sub vtllH ',r tHs'f -e'i-' she sums -
zp"Ct!Se3s 1T DgT,'S!tr "sr nan II -
Hr.Lvr~..s,.t ftG- 'Hr MONEY % sa9s,.r. bel
49, ~ rn.lrsrr' 2. . r"sIrus't s --Ts 70
srl ~-~g 90 J-..n Srh.T New ln.k 10.
rruic" tlztrirU'.au - h'ri AMONG '." -sf-
t'-g~g i"Nz iE fgs-rE
la~F- 81 rsss.a 8 n ~. 3,
~ HBi.-- aa rr.. e E.ussT 8 y
.-rT- Eu-srE ws-r-r y &. K-s.rssa g.
-srr<H -. aE Levin. ; c~H'- p .ra.-
90 {" r~rr~ tag ~ W 8 .
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
STOLE 26 BARS OF PIG LEAD.
Thomas Jefferson. a Negro.
Makes Confession 10 Police.

Thomas i~~s-xor. = former enpioye G:
80 sa-isEs E-sTa.Irs Company. And Az
Hcss - -ris = fJnk a~si-r nc,s nASr
az. ssis a. th- Four Courts cen!I.x the
,-szsr1- 80 sAr-an.s one charging Jsc
's-rcr v!.s -he't, an! -. n.f-- accusing
Norris - ---efvi-s s-cl~n .-c-.rty
-vrniy--3n ha-s @: uSs isa3 w~;s stole.
:ro-n ;hs Ssnitrp giant OF olive street o.
,ce-r - Pat Of TIRE Isas "a. rscoY.-s5
YESTERDAY hy 1.;sctfres Ie3e-so- con
,s--~a 20 ~. poiice that s~ tock the cad
szA ays Morris S-lsed hiE 20 c.s?os-
-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
eRIscoM's HOMECOMING PLAN
American Minister to Toxic to
Sail SUNDAY for United States.

Toxic Nov. 1.-THE American Airls.er
LLOYD c. Gri com Ell leave Toxic !n1,y
rex; Cor Ar~-!-s- pyriaE ti< abse-ce
Huntington wilson. secretary u. th. ega
ton wlL ae: as Charge kSai-~s
rne S'ct; " chi IN It's leader this morn
i-S !eca 10 IN ar syrrrclstiye manner the
serytces .. M.nis .. G-!rcpn1 9--.1s ~. r.
GER, ,-oueloss ,ire-. ard expresses the
to.e ;hss ~ ~ii rstg-n 20 Japan as tss
nrsr American kISAysAiof
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
PiaaAsss e. EasSsssas.

~ rafe-Tsir-sr; al hoa all se gwen
~ ere ssst>, PiGzs-s As>cciatic, -
rs~ Nsrthu-s, TC-z,r Han -~y; wr!nes-
aAs sy~EtzS Tkt, q. an ieaSvnthc. IS
sy-Ty yrsr thc - lzs>-~ have r--.rts!E-a
.;th a srsrt ea! Tee ESQ all h>s.E
s-e---fN 1T o's:oss - srse. ts-s. ;h+rs
~ .GS>1~7, .ir< sST slr<irS. JossSA
Es-a-y . ban ;-se sage sf q: LSa-s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
COMING HOME FOR CHRISTMAS.
Ambassador Reid and Family to
Tax. Short HOLIDAY.

ir-ir-. ScN = As th@-e = ro Qp~s-
t!0c teoSi1x -~,r--;-irg sis c-es<rc. ss-e
- zt-~>. tsc - Sr-nsssado- hss
2r-s-st % ak a1E--rESr ~ q lesyc q.
ah>sgc~ sT1-'~1 ~ ~. p~cs-:-lsr' %
st.tS, Eui .ti sG~51 tue C-~r.s-rns. ..og!-
49, Z. kr0rrsCN- 'szsfnx E-Gt4a. early
- p.--srs--
", Ard Gsss Red MI accompany NJ
C.eI
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP GOOD
THING WHEN PRACTICABLE"
-GOyERNOR FOLK.
Govss0OS Felix says System Hao
~ sskeA Well - Cases 81 Water.
works Pfaats.

Kansas City. No. Nov ,:-Soverno.
Folk IN An interview aere tonight made
the following reference 20 the sGS,ec; Of
r-SrFctgai oHuershi? % public utilities:
Wien IL Is practicable, I believe pubic
ownership oI cIsl.c utilities % q good
-h!rS Z; has woke! sgcc-sArJiiy IN n.
cA~ o. Stt.rsO-ks plants "a many c!sie..
-: know nothing q the conditions
asr~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
HARDINee MAY RESIGN POST.
To Succeed to Cndersecreiary.
ship for Foreign Affairs.

lcndoe Eos N-fhe Standard this
ro-rirg pseli-hes . rescrt- ue'ch :; L.
Har1ns~, she British Ambassador At ST
PesersHure = sscv, 10 resign. Ard that
ke Ux;l succeed etr TheRaS 3 edes soc ~
faarA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

The Mckinley iu,srurhan system VIII 10
,,ny iuaugura'- th'S sesulaf serrioe
far south as Norden, III The line fr"'
the state capithi has '~sn IN op~fafion
~ a. ,.sr'lnytIls several months AMI
s,anrtou a cuupl. of s.-ks. n new dtvs
sI1u 70 WGrd.n will 10 opened. AMI with
=, ,xo weeks tn. n.st dvlrion. which 4
>. Eavs.Isvi!l.. Will bc In !IU oS-fati"f