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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19


value and 10 sure "a double iia pfsHs
ent value very soon. The terms are
very easy. with Interest at Per
cent We have sold a number ~
tracts lately aud our clients are hap
%. AZ their profits have been from
u 20 100 per cent
A. ROBINSON.
COL Alaska Blds
Established las.
s=sz-s
BEATTLE.
s.room house. close In. ii.so 80 down.
Groom house. on car line. 9. afo. 500
down. monthly payments. Green
Lake.
lots frontage GA two streets tsfeon
house. tots ~ Eood fruit trees. isstQ.
To down
i.room house. lots corner. 81 100 cash
o. uads Tor small faneb.
..foom HOUSE. lot osica. hlshly im-
proved. ti.m. 100 down.
BALLARD.
t.rnam hauns. near car line. good view.
tts9. - doEn.
troom house. graded street rpo. -
down
We have vacant lots and every Kind
af ballard property al fiEhf prices
Call and SEQ our iist
iiat your property with Ne.
NEBRASKA REALTY co.
40 Oriental Block
Phone Main t2is iti4
t9o- COTTAGE % 18Th Ave. 70. small
tsoscoitass on gsth Ave. near
hprinE 30 cash.
tsst Cottage on Dearborn b.; SO
cash.
n.szs Cottage On Queen Anne Hlii.
very dFeifahir
q. 100 Its an capitol HnL 18TH and
10th Aves near uaieF small pay.
meut down
80 q. foot lots on Rainier Heights.
sisN - iaks riHht Ga ear, small
30 IS foot lots near Hnrs brick.
yard. these are cheics.
tssa~ Three gisfse f.soi lots for SO.
overlook Lake Washington and
from twa o. five bios Ne from FaE.
~ n nANNEK a co.
fih.sl. 40 80
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

To IEr Store. good teeailan. cheap
rent. Inquire iitiis Main stfeet
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ron WENr.s furnished usekreping
rooms xood View, a. sadl ard Ave
u
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KUSK0KWlM DISTRICT
OF ALASKA

The Kuskokwim. OF Alaska.
Rich in gold. copper. cinnabar and
silver uuprospected and uude-
veloped We sail May Is Apply
]. p. Rudd q Co. 62s Pioneer Bldg
Real Euste-contlnued
LOVELY HOME.
have modern home, six rooms and
bath. tinted walls. u - splendid To-
cation. will give terms o. desirable
party Must be sold az once. VIII
give bargain.
D. " HORTON.
ai Walker bldg.
sAFE- SURE INVESTMENT
lot eaxfN ON Western Ave. south ~
fTko ST u viii grow fast IN value
We Will sell at price that vii as
tonish YOU
PACIFIC INVESTMENT co.
2ni-4C walker Bids.
aentIcmun's summer home. cottage. s
rooms lot imniM on North ST. be-
tween 9Th and 10th AYES, Ballard =ia
Two good corner lots. I block new car
line. fine View - hay Zoo Ter both
very easy terms. Main ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

PETIT a son.
cot.MAN BUILDING,
ACREAGE orr SPECIALLY
.FiVE AcHER OK car LIKE. q 20
pine. lsyei land iyinE about feet
atsnNe tracks. land adinlulns i acs
tualiY HsiiinE for 500 pei acre Ia
small tracts N this liant a snap
for Investment ~s never eas one
IMPROVED ACRE ~ nAf.LARp.
D. 40
Niss. nsw s.foOm house. good fencing
and rhlrh 90 houses. near Nafk fine
view this place Ia worth fzea
" AcHEs PINE ALDER norton 81
nulS , miles ffnm f1unssf Square. On
Hnsai county rad and in uue - thu
beet ipcaiitirr ln thia viciniiF coy
erred with spod merehantable cedar.
IfAf.F ACRES MAR COLA Mia so
lose 10 car Lines. Eraesd schools.
sfsfra etc ~aFrllsnf soil fine NfdW
81 isks and mountains
ACRE TRACTS ON EVERETT II.
TEHthuAN 10 To -
One "a acres only eieeks from
ear line land nsafiy CLEARED set
safnsthins in THE rapidly uleflHE 10
eatty
pETTfr a RoS.
tit 'niruan iidE
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tur Rent urFhton uvah huuHe. 8
ropma aerr of HrHuHd. cleared and
fenced. rWnhlnE water aheaa. etc
tine place 90 rAiHe poultry 9 hlaeka
from rohool 90 gcr month Phone
Main tess tt
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nanhis cornsr close 70 Eighth and
Islks efadrd End ftedy - build On.
street improvements paid fire fns
cation fnf npartmrnte. beiuN IN
walking distance
II r. TURNER INVESTMENT 60 /.
a 81 GRAHAM President
"a n TURNER Manager.
st-aa Lumber Exchange
i'honsn. Main i9f. lad. ielA
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ron UHNr-- Two fspm flats. WALTZ
ms distance SO each.
ALSO
a.raom dNrlilns near end Of Lake
thfuu car tine. rent fa
H. v NTNNNglE. a4a Arcade
fhunfH Man iiaa and A ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

TRUNKS delivered = eents. J days
Storage free plane and furniture
moving eeiimates Fiysn. Union
ffansfer q storage Co. sife flfst.
both phones. Main ssa
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A BARGAIN
AT INTERPLAY.
A ies erisn on the car ilne. ieeatsa IN
the very finret position. for 9 -.
81 value within the nest ninety days
a. t.AWnENCE
saA second Ave.
Egtranrs 90 MnflnH.
TRETS a SMITH
four Speciality IL tIoneH1
q 60 na cash modern. brand rev
sFnom house. On Queen Anne tilli
spisndid bargain.
o. So ilm cash. broom modern. Queen
Anne Ave
O. assa-f ,ooo cash. very beautiful large
brand new strictly modern home.
paved section Nemton liiii very
swell ana choke location.
81 Ast@saruum modern. on extra large
flma corner Dot, near above
81 ts fiHn cash pretty modefn tsre0m
cottage, Close ~, on car line
u fiiA cash. 81 ~ monthly. mod.
ern t.ruofn cottage. near East Union.
ttt9 eAah. hos, lni bargain on Madraua
car line only three left
q 80 30 cash. s-ruom cutiaEa. On
Al % the above are splendid home
lsslyu.
we have some acre tracts iuat south
q the city thar will make 9nn hlg
money and quick
TREEN 4 SMITH
Second Floor Walker nidK.
Main 1e,. y "a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-28

"kirmanshah," IN a h l."
"Muskabad," "Tebriz," "kur-
dIstan," "Bokhara," "Afghan,"
"khorassan" and ."Georevan,"
In Sizes running from exc Feet
to 12x15 Feet. Specially
Priced at
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-28

SPECIAL SALE1tcoLONIAL," MARIE ANToINETTE
FRENCH NET CURTAINS In both White Cream and
tfuI Assortment aof Patterns-not Piece In the =
lot worth than $3.50; THIS SALE, CHoIcE.......
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Special Sale Imported Madras.

ON MONDAY WE WILL PLACE ON SPECIAL SALE
OUR BEST IMPORTED MADRAS, In Richest OF Colorne
elusive Designs; Regular Prices Csc to s1s5;
THIS SALE PER YARD sec to. .......-..-...........
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Special HaIIowe' en- Bargains From Our Drapery Depa


REGULAR $3.50 CURTAINS THIS SALE PER PAIR.
REGULAR $225 CURTAINS THIS SALE PER PAIR.
REGULAR $500 CURTAINS THIS SALE PER PAIR.
REGULAR $3.50 CURTAINS THIS SALE PER PAIR.
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to.
.--...
ST 600

1000 STANDARD QUALITY Oil
CLOTH STOVE RUGs-1A Yards
Square-Including Set Of Zinc Bind
ing with Corners and Tacks All Com
plete; Regularly $1.25; 7Sn
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WE GALL PARTICULAR At
lTENTlON TO. OUR, PRESENT
ASSORTMENT. OF ORIENTAL
PIECES In LARGE. SIZES.
We shall place on Special Sale
Monday and continuing during
the week : Several Bales OF
Beautiful Rugs just arrived,
and promise that the Goods and
the Prices shall be Well Worth
Your Visit. r They comprise
Personally Selected Pieces from
the following districts:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-28
Oriental Rug Announcement
For Halloween Week! -.:..~

y~UR Accessible Convenient and Attractive orlen-
tai Rug salesroonl Is becoming more popular
Popularity Carefully and Personally Selected
PIeces-the Oriental Connections 'nteIIgent,
WelI-Posted Sales PeopIe-the Same Guaranty as TO
Values which accompanies all New England Tran
sactions-and a Magnificent Stock .>< ., -
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Special Sale Ruffled Net Curtains.

Also FoRSTH SALE WE OFFER A MOST ATTRAcTtv
DANNY sRuFFLED NET CURTAINS, with Beautiful Lac
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Mutual Building Association of Cecil
County to Leonardo Amato, of Hartford
county, lot on West Main street, Elkton,
$500
Clarence s. Nesbtt and others to
Sarah f.. Brinton J. and E. Forest Dur
gin. property in Port Deposit, 81 200.
James X. Dawson and wife, of New
Jersey. to Joseph G. WheITy, 10 acre
property in Fourth district, $1,000,
f. Ambrose Price and wife, and An
ME f. Price to John II. Woolleyhan, 10
acre property in First district, 81 100.
Daniel NcKenney and wife, of Will
mngtou, TO Armenia Foster, 20 acre
far" :" n"Irl district, near Leeds, $500
Clarence Nesbitt and others to Mar
garct Given, two properties ut Port De
post. >, ,.
l"hn g S1rahorn. trustee. to Robert
T. Matthias. farm in Fourth district,
SO. $50.
Robert p. Matthias and wife to Ed
ward f. Shriner. of Wilmington, Al
acres III Fourth district, $1,000.
William W Benjamin and wife to
Victor ". benjamin, 105 acres in Fifth
district. 81 400.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24

being constructed near Newark to be
fed from the mill pond near Christiana.
-Arbutus is reported blooming in Kent
county.
-Elwood Sweets bakery is now sup
piled with a latest improved dough mixer
run by machinery.
Canadian sparrows, which have been
wintering in the South are reported
wlnglng their way northward.
Calvert Loyal Temperance Legion
had a silver medal contest set for last
evening in the NJ. E. Church.
Rev. Dr.. Martindale will preach to-
morrow morning and evening in Elkton
Nj. f. Church. and services will be he'd
at the usual hours.
ALL trainmen of the Delaware Rail
road are undergoing as to their ability
to read promptly and correctly all signs
and signals in use on the line.
The net receipts from the recent
symposium held by the ladies of Zion
Presbyterian Church were $175, not S1O7
as incorrectly stated last week.
II. VI. Larzalere lost his driving mare
last Friday evening from a lingering
malady arising from decayed jaw bone
which could not be successfully treated.
-Paymaster John w. Lawson of the
p. B. & w. r. r. is recovering from
an attack of acute Indigestion with
which he was sliced in the pay car on his
recent trip.
Contractor William Stephens is push
ing work on the Scott Fertilizer Com
pany's new Office building at Main and
Bridge streets, which will shortly be
finished.
Rev. DIR. Curtis Lee Laws. of Balti-
more. delivered finely illustrated lee
ture last evening in Elkton Opera House
on Paris, Versailles and Napoleon's
Career"
The roof of the Darlington signal
tower caught fire from sparks from .
passing locomotive on Monday. The
flames were extinguished and repairs
We're begun ut once.
The private car now under conStruc-
ton for General Manager Atterbury. of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. mt the Com
pany's shops in Altoona win be one of
the finest and best appointed ever built
in this country.
"A iihS'INl'NH llbltS
the fact that Thomas f. Hilliard has
Just completed 3..' years of service as
Register of Wills Of Washington county
with Il previous service of % years ars q
clerk in the Office. Reuben +. lamar
had II service as Register and Deputy
REGISTER for Cecil county covering Il per
iol of 30 years, from 1861 to 1903
--lcClairc Green. Il young Elktonan.
who was sentenced by Judge Martin
n th"DCccmhcr term of Court in 1904
for Il term of two years in the Peniten-
tiary for breaking into and robbing the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24

stora of Davis Rrns an Vast Main
street ;s ,o,,orte., in n,pco,ions b.,I+b
An,,lic,t;nn h. hoon modo fnr bis mar.
don ohi.ct;on 70 which viii bo ba,rd
by Governor Warfeld until April 4.
IN ,,.,,.
''i"' WI pe heiu AT Imam
o'""",o"n: VI, ~ riII"H
G I ioi 'ne p,nen' vi '"'hs'h li'''i
iA'p''' enen' i'l'u
The Diamond State Telephone Com
pany is erecting poles from the Hotel
Elkton to Landing Lane, permission for
winch was granted some time ago by
IoWn council.
Charles LINN WAS kicked in tba f,ce
while feedinp stock on bis Form nn,,.
Chesnneakn CITY l,St Friday NV ana nf
his horses and received hurt that ra-
quired several stitches. e..
-De,epafai Davis him omanding tho
charter of tho Cecil For,nars, Talanbone
Compony and increasing the nu,,I,,.. ,,c
trustees of West Nottingham Academy
await the Governors signature
son,,or Cho, - +ho Coi..oo
IN Sn',;tnr. Cana;.i ". ~. de AZ So.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
FINANCIAL SITUATION

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
FARM FOR SALE
81 AC RE FARM

Situate in Cecil County, convenient to
churches schools. =. o. and Il. r. The land
is of good quality and In fair state of Gu
tivation
The buildings consist of 2 = story, broom
dwelling, furnished throughout in excellent
style 2-story tenant house, large barn,
granary, corn crib and all other necessary
outbuildings.
This farm will be sold cheap and on easy
terms. Apply to
GEO. NJ. EVANS
Dec3Utf' Elkton, Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
NOTICE

To the Members of the Farmers and
Mechanics Mutual Insurance Associa-
ton of Cecil County, Md.
Notice is hereby given that all build
ings insured in this Association, wherein
are kept in operation Breeders or Incu-
bators, will be rated at I6% by order of
the Board of Directors, March 10, 1906.
E. d. CARHART,
3-17-4t Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Oscar NJ. McMullen and Agnes E.
Richardson, both. of Perryyille.
Glen H. Elliott. of Perryville, and
Maud jackson. of Blythedale.
Harry w. Irwin. Of Perryville, and
Margaret Ruehr, of Port Deposit.
James y. Tyson, Of Parkesburg. Pa,
and Alice Elizabeth Tyson, of Bay View.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
Local Jottings
.s.i..i...s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

5S 1''t>'t's''s s'S's's''stss'T
o-o-o"~or,>o- --"."~'r0"o~ooo1-oo
-Deiy"rrp Cameron has, introduced a
bill in the Legislature to protect foxes in
Cecil cv,..ly
james Keithlry moved from the
Conrry to the. Crr~wrl home farm, south
of town, ON Tuesday.
-r..,r ...,.,r, h,,.n and thcro ara or.
fering growers S. per ton for tomatoes
for thu coming season
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nn,h'' ~ f. ""F',I vt J." It, u''' "'''
,.. NV, "' wv ''"'''' ''''" ''
-'''' ~ ",'
F"''h h"I', Hn''''I SCHOOL N''':m
mas nee '.'N'" o"'i,S 'A' WINTER WI"
- l"N''' 10 "'''""
' \ number OF orders wrr" passed at
~ >rrcinI . >sl"n Of the Orphans Court.
h',J 10" TUESDAY. in rrf"rrnr" t" estates
undergo ~ settlement.
Mrs. Cara V. Freeman has removed
her music depot n"m the GiIpin building
on North street to the Lewis building
on Main street. east of G"nreS.
The omnibus or general bill dealing
with bruu, SIS u,.v pending in the Legis-
laturr. covers among others that of the
late John Stump and wife to Pcrryvllc
Presbyterian Church.
-CownrIs exhibition of moving pie
lures. in the basement of the Catholic
Church. ON Wednesday evening, was of
n higb character and pleased the fairly
good attendance that il attracted.
Will, ,.oss;ro, +b,,oro, +bo CEoso-
r,,.o1.' G. D,pnr.n,., r,,n,, In.. Eri,l,,. tho
l I,, >n,h,m,. cma"n.. ~ 49,, E,.ios-
con 7 iro dnnorc1 hon. rronnIIor and was
flowed TO PhiladcIphio bv the tug Mary
! Walker
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
arm Products Wanted

yard, son Il Co. No. II East Camden
et, Baltimore, want consignments OF all
Is of Farm and Dairy Products. MI.
. W. Taylor, of the Ninth district, rep
nts this firm, and guarantees promp,
IN with highest prices, for any Cecil
nty consignment
f-6mos
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
GEORGE A. BLAKE. Solicitor for Plaintiff
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
DAVE ANNIE EDWARDS. Plaintiff,

Sarah j. Whiingo on lanes Wilmington, her husL and.
Martha Wilmington, Mamie Bacon. Ferd. Bacon.
and Anna Edwards, Administrative cum iesiamenfo
snnexo Of Martha Matilda Stewart
Dofe
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
JOHN H. TERRELL
| N S u r A N G F.
Elkton. Maryland
Phone No. 3

Special facilities for placing large and small
lines anywhere in Maryland. Dwelling
Houses, Furniture and Farm Property
insured at reasonable rates in first-casS
stock companies.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24

ton of Il Fay which. though clever and
in It, character pants. can
nNy SOW 81 eds If malice. hatred and all
u"rAHli1nhIcu,>> in the minds of the
Young Wi.u witness. it,
\ DAUGHTER OF THE SOUTH.
ltn.timot. Nurch II.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
ORDER NIsI
Anna +. Wagner, and another,
vs.
The &ottschalk Company of Baltimore CITY
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County

In Che Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No. a522.
Ordered, This LIST day of March, in the year
iso6, mat the sale OF property mentioned in
these proceedings, made and reported nv
l.. Marshal Haines, Trustee, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
tnereoi be shown on or before the third day
or May next; provided n copy of this order
be Inserted In some newspa per printed and
published In Cecil County, once week for
one month before the third day of A pril next
Inc report states the amount of sale to be
1900.
MANLY DRENNEN,
true topy-Iest: Clerk
MANLY DRENNEN,
Mar slim Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
FOR SALE

Having decided to leave Port Deposit and
enter upon another field of business, | Will
dispose of my Newspaper Che Port Debosit
Press and Job Printing Plant to the person
or persons making me he most liberal offer.
The plant contains Ca mpbell Cylinder press,
J., medium Gordon Press, two = medium
Gordon Presses, Paragon Paper Gutter,
Newspaper Type, Metal and wood Type,
two large Imposing stones, small Imposing
stone, Brass Rules Galleys and much other
material which goes to make up country
printing Office The business was established
field offers an excellent opportunity for a
wideawake man. The Jacob Tome institute,
the largest secondary school IN the South and
one of the largest In the world, is located
here For further particulars, call upon or
write
HERBERT y. GERRY
Editor and Prop.
3-2i-2t Port Dedosit, Maryland
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
Town Election

Cha pier 6S of the Acts of the General AS
sembly of the state of Maryland of the year
1890, notice Is hereby gwen that an Election
Will be held by the person qualified to vote
at the Town Election Of the Town of EIkton,
Cecil County Md on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
Monday, April 8, 1906

VtclI county, Md.l on
Monday, April 8, 1906
At Council Hall
in said town. from the hours of . O'Clock
Z. NJ. to o'clock Z NJ :, to elect a President
and Two Commissioners for said town, to
serve for two years from the date of their
election or until their successors are elected
and qualified.
Elkton, Nd March H. 1906.
ELMORE DEIBERT, President
ALFRED DAVIS,
JOSEPH II. SLOAN,
II. FRANK WITWORTH,
WILLIAM j. SMITH,
Attest E-NCommissioners
II. FRANK WITWORTu,
- Secretary.
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Live Stock Insured
Against Fire ano Lightning


CONDENSED STATEMENT SHOWING THE C0kDi-
TON OF THE SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, SPRINGFIELD. MASS,
DECEMBER 81 1905
Total income during the year.. s4,HS Js53 Is
Total disbursements during the
year Observation-Disclosures. 3.i.E ,959 IL
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Alaska,

Alaska's needs have been partially met,
but there must be complete reorganza-
ton of the governmental system, as 1 have
before indicated to you. I ask your especial
attention to this. Our fellow-citizens who
dwell on the shores of Puget sound with
characteristic energy are arranging to hold
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Currency Reform.

1 especially call your attention to the
second subject, the condition of our cur
rency laws The national bank act has
ably served a great purpose in aiding the
enormous business development of the
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The needs of Hawaii are peculiar; every
aid should be given the islands; and our
efforts should be unceasing to develop them
along the lines of community OF small
freeholders, not of great planters with
coolie- titled estates. Situated as this Ter
ritory is. in the middle of the Pacific. there
are duties imposed upon this small COM
munity which do not fall in like degree or
manner upon any other American COM
munity. This warrants our treating it diff
ferently from the way in which we treat
Territories contiguous to or surrounded by
sister Territories or other States and
justifies the setting aside of a portion Of
our revenues to be expended for educational
and internal improvements therein. Hawaii
is now making an effort to secure immigra-
ton fit in the end to assume the duties and
burdens of full American citizenship, and
whenever the leaders in the various indus
tries of those islands finally adopt our
ideals and heartily join our administration
in endeavoring to develop a middle class of
substantial citizens, way will then be
found to deal with the commercial and in
dustrial problems which now appear to
them so serious. The best Amercanism is
that which aims for stability and perma-
nency of prosperous citizenship, rather
than immediate returns on large masses of
capital