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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13
Protection Policy Defended.

During the campaign we shall hear
something about protection and fre&
trade. Mr. Bryan and his friends will
argue from the assertion that protec-
tion is the mother of trusts and that
the surest means of dealing with
trusts is to destroy protection. The
Republicans should welcome that de-
bate-should welcome even the most
veiled attack on system which
stands so thoroughly justified by cx-
perience. II protection cannot be de
Tended nothing can be. If was never
more deserving of the title tho
American policy" than it is to-day.
with America, under its application.
In the front rank of producing and
flourishing nations Washington Star.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13
Your DUTY to Others.

We must all realize that this life fs
full of sorrow, and if you personally
have had the good luck to escape your
share of it you are a very fortunate
person. But do not on that account,
allow yourself to grow cold-hearted
and unsympathetic to others. Those
poor others! Their lot is often so hard
so lonely-so full of misery. We
are here to heal the wounds and
bind the broken-heart; and the only
way we can do this is by being kind,
loving and sympathetic. few words
of love will do more to help sufferer
than money sometimes, says the New
York Weekly. For heart sickness is
much harder to help than hunger and
poverty. Show interest in others; try
TO help them: go out of your way to
tighten the burden of the heavily
laden. Do not hesitate to whisper
yoUr kindly thoughts in their ears
Don't pass by on the other side II
you are strong, then be merciful. Re
member that we all look at life from
different standpoint, and what might
appear like a grain of mustard seed
in your path to you is an almost in
surmountable obstacle to your weaker
sister. The more she shTinks the
more necessity for you to step in and
help her on her way with genuine
sympathy and loving sisterly words
and acts
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13
Is Worth the Cost,

Whether the canal costs 5000. 900
or $140,O00,000 is a matter OF more or
less indifference in comparison with
the Importance of the undertaking
and the relation it will have to the
welfare Of this country. 1t will easily
be worth the larger sum if it can be
built for no less, and the people have
so much confidence in the men now in
control of the work that they will not
question the wisdom of the expendi.
lures which circumstances may show
to be equisite.-Denver Republican.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13
The Panama Canal,

The testimony with regard to the
Panama canal before the house com
mittee is exceedingly interesting. 1t is
given by those who know whereof they
are speaking, and also who are frank
and candid in expressing themselves.
There has been too much hesitation
heretofore concerning the facts-hesi-
fancy that really accomplished no
good purpose, and often creates sus-
picion. The testimony gives a sort of
bird d's-cye view of what is going on at
Panama, and creates conviction of
something like speedy achievement.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13

Advertisements are published at the rate OF
one dollar per square for one insertion and fifty
Psnts Ier square for each subsequent insertion
Rates 10y the year, or for six or three months.
are low and uniform, and viii be furnished on
application.
Legal and Onlcial Advertising per square
three times or less. >: each subsequent Inser-
No 0 cents per sCuarC.
Local notices lu cents per line for one inser-
Keriion: cents per line Tor each subsequent
con ecutive insertion.
Obituary notices over five lines 10 cents per
line Simple announcements OF births, mar
riages and deaths VIII he inserted free.
Business cards. five lines or less, s5 per year;
over uye lines at the regular rates OF adver-
using.
No local inserted for less than rs cents per
issue.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13

That the world is not drifting into
sameuess of cOnventionality is
proved by debutante dinner in De
troit, where the guests were enter
tanned by cock fight, in which the
game roosters had boxing gloves on
their spurs, and by the offer of a
woman in Cincinnati to sell her body
to medical school to raise money
enough to buy a bridal trousseau.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13
Sues Match Trust for $4,000.

Toledo, GA motion was argued
in common pleas court on We'd
nesday to compel the Saginaw Match
Co. to exhibit all its books for in
spection, to show If it has sold out to
the Diamond Match Co, known as
the match trust. James Klatz, a
match salesman in whose behalf the
motion was presented. claims $4,000
damages from the Saginaw company
for breach of contract
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13
ConQreS SIS.

Washington.-On the 9Th Mr.. Bev-
eridge made a speech in the senate
in favor of his bill providing for a
non-partisan tariff commission. The
day in the house was devoted to
speeches on tariff revision and the
presidents recent message to con-
greSS.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13

We have it from an eastern scfon-
tist that girls can preserve their
beauty for hundred years by the use
Of radium, As it only costs about
million dollars pound the prescrip.
ton viii not be generally followed.
Besides, remarks the Detroit Free
Press, Detroit and Michigan girls
don't need K.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13
Earthquakes in cennectlcut.

Danbury, Conn. Residents of
Lanesvile and points in the Housa-
tonic river valley between Brookfield
and New Milford were startled We'd
nesday by two distinct earthquake
shocks and several large cracks ap
pearGd in the earth
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13
Four People Burned to Death.

Preston, AIinn. Four lives were
lost when the house of Thomas
Yeast, four miles southwest of here,
burned to the ground Tuesday night
The victims are Mrs. Yeast, Charles
Engle, wife and baby. Mr.. Yeast es-
capped.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13
JOB PRINTING.

The job department OF the Press is complete
and affords facilities for doing the best class OF
work. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAlDTO LAW
PRINTING.
No paper will be discontinued until arrear-
ages are paid except at the option OF the pub
Usher.
Papers sent out OF the county must be paid
for in advance.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-02-13
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS.
II. II. MULLlN, Editor.
Published Every Thursday.
TERMs On sUBsCRIPTION.
ADVERTISING RATES

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23
Gu Wanb peb 0}apn War Waedte

@n Wanb peb Napn U2ar Wae9ter
refer nu fra ben enc @opebifab / europa
til ben anoen og iurer for. at man ifol
opbeue ale &eifsrs os &onasbgmner t
ben Wereensoel og ilteoet oprette en-
Wlasf, iom fal fables @uropas Torene>
be @tater. Der ifal iipres af en- Preits
bent. San fore ei1aar Song @oparb at
@nolaab iom ben fprltr.
cir @as@ter inorommer, at bans
B!an lite tan bltue 9iennemFert, tbi bon
bar talt meb iaa mango 9tesenter %
@tatsmanb berom, og be ipues lite at
bape nosen Gro paa Planen. Wen ban
telu tror, at bette er ben eneife Maaoe,
bporpaa en- eusopeilt Rrig tan unbs
saaes. Os fan Blanen lite siennems
ferss, baabsr ban iaQefalb, oens Diss
tu5 ltpn tan fore til noget soot.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

Sra Yatterion 9isw Ssriep forteues
benne use. at buis en- uofort Operation
lpftes, ptl en- Wauo oer Ganen fre MI
al bore fin enc Uinges paa bet Steo,
boor baus Naie brnate at pere. gn
Wanb peb Napn Suliu5 5aposr bar
bapt &reft Naf fen / fire Na:, o9 tor
omtrent ct Mar 1oen bleu oen Iterite Del
at Nalen borttaset. Set git meset
belbist bsrmeb, 90 &raften bar lite u'lt
fig ltben.
2eserne unberrettehe forleoen Wr.
@npoer om, at be troeoe. De funoe lase
en- Jtate at bans enc Singer, om ban
pilbe labe benz uofere Opsrationen, os
bet git ban tnb paa for en- a9es Eto
fben. Tin9eren blep aftaget ueo bet
mibtre 2eb, % buis alt gaar iom tentts,
pil Wr. Snpoer berefter 6aue en- (aa
reipettabeI Tele, iom bet unoer Ou1,
l1enoisbeberne Tan pentss, tiltroos for,
at ben oprinoeli9e bleu poelast og maatte
borttases.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23
Gtt 1ttto erjoroi1f 8D+

Tra Waibinston bltuer mebbelt benne
l1se, at ct eueritanit pompeii erabpis,
b!iuer braat for 2piet Nor Tlorenee.-
Nri3oua. Dette fremsaar af en- Narss
rapport ira @barles 9. @alcctt, @etres
ter for ben @mitb lontarite Snttitution.
Wteb en- ipeciel 8euiQin9 af &onsresz:
fen bar man no9en Tio arbeioet u1eb
at oparaue en- forbiitorilt 8p peo @ala
@ranoe, ner ben neunte By Florence,
Mrbeioet .er blepen leoet al Dr. s. Bal'<
ter Towtes.
Man bar allerebe opba9et re!e 8ps-
ninser Marets Xpb, % ben forte al
benz er 200 Sob lang os bat IL Bes
reller. Sc masiiue @ea9e omrinaer ct
fort. aabent Stun (@aaresrum eqer
Plosa. iom bet bsoer paa Sponif). s
@enterrummet er ct Sebe, lom Snbtas
nsrue taloer vMoute3umas @eae".
Gaia @ranbes &utner Be fnoes at:
pere meset uoltraste, og bet beoer, at
oeres fremtioi9e Beuarelle uil pere al
ifor erfeolosif Betponin9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23
Nm d. enpeli8!

@n Bref peb Naun YbiQip @breIo>
nouit@, *boenoe Butler, Yennip|uania,
flyer, ct ban bat fuuoet en- N|an, bpo's
peb ban tan bliue fYttet fra &merita til
europa paa fem Elmer os bslt runtt
Sorben paa "a elmer. 9an flyer:
uWi uil lefts os ielp op ouenfor Sor.
ben % Der uente, til ri er ouer bet tori
snftebe @teb, ibet Sorben iuatolertto
breier fig runbt. Min 6emmelisbeb Ct,
buorlebes man tan itaa ouenfor Sorben
uosu at bliue paauirtet at Sorbers xtl'
tretntusstraft."
Yaitoren os bans 9uitru ejeu'me'
paa 9emmelt9beben meb for sJoer. n'er
pil ielss ben Tor 500, 900. Yreifer
fteer, at Opfinoellen esentlts er bans
9ultrus. 4 -
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

@n tiat Dame Tairmout roler fig
af at baue bet tarite tuiuoelise 2anbpofts
buo | ytoro 9atota. @ioite Manoas
par bet en- at be perfte BIi35arbs, man
nosealinoe bar ueret Bione Ill paa BE-
&anter. % be feIte poRbuo .pilbe uift'
not lite boue forie9t paa at briuse Po'
fen runbt ben Sag. Wlen W}rs. GILES
@Qsmortb bro9 afteb @tormen og
9rsisbe Turen. 6enoes Suite er en- If
BE- Ieuslte, ioet ben brtueer benbe belle
80 Mil uo at Bpen. jun bleu itte
mere enb 25 W:nutter for len paa bele
Tureu. III De fire Boitferere, iou, reis
Ter up ira Tairmont, par bun ben eneife,
om cen Dag uoterte fn Cur.
(,Normanben".)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

fra ben lpeufs % @otlano 1882 %
bans camille tre Mar ienere o9 bar bo$t
ben lpoIise Dsl al Bpen belle &ioen
hben. San par en- arbeiblom os bes
berlis Manb % oerbos en- Rrtten os
ttlberte ben 1uenife Bapt;iftirte. Bes
erauelieu uil foresaa fra ben Rirte terft*
tommenoe Spuoa9 &l. $3.50 os ira
Quiet SCI. l 80. Bait. @tblao pil fors
r>tte. pan pil bliue laat til 4u'le paa
Dor 6reliers Meni9bebs @rausaarb t
ben iyblise Sci af Bpen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23
s1uorIebeS Rurito tan 1enbes III Mor>

JJUUt+tueo Jtnl!lO IuN feNotS ~ 1kot>
ae. paa @ruro af be mango Torsz
tporgfsr, iom inblpber til os ON, boot
leoes Rurito Fan ienbes til Norge, oil
fsleenbe pare paa I'm Nlaos: Sen nor'
tie 6eaierins t;qaoer fun Npctbetere at
importere Meoiciner. Bil man iaalebes~
lenbe Eurito til no9en / Norse, bpr mar1
be1tor ienbe &asien til en- ueluiQi9 Gpoz
tbster bet Nabolas, buor ben Berfon,
om ffal baue Weticinen, bor. Dette
ubeluttsr al Muligbeo for. at Meoiei>-
neu funbe bliue tonftlteret af Ge9iertus
gen. Observation-Disclosures til Norge
er meset rimeltse, ba GabritanterRe,.
Dr. Yeter Tabrnep & Cons g.. bar
truffet iptcieqe Toranftaltninser for at
erportere. beres Mebictner. 9termere
OpIpsninser erbolbes ueb at ifriue til
Tirmaet unber Mbr. ll2-ll8 go.
| .)oyne Mpe., @bicaso, SQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

Rina pil MI bespube at trptte fine
esuezz Benseieoler. Upr bar be peret
trptte / Mmerita. Wen &ina ienbte I'm
elbre Uinancsz@etreter bib bette Mar
forat {1uosre ben Eunlt at laue Paptrs
psnse, o9 MI nil ameritaulte Maitiner
bliue lssote til &iua, % ca, so uolarte
Yresiemeno uii b!iue lenot meo,. forat
ct &e9isrinsst,pttsri tan bliue oprettet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

Ser bleu liaalet $500 Tero af Sus
uel1aoer fra to Butifsr Detroit, Beder
County, Scat til Eirsoas fife l1se. os>
Mfpnoi9bebsrne bet blso arlsoe ONT at
pere paa ubtig efter Gpuene.
Gpuene blep ienere fatteoe | Sarge, %
bet meRe al te ifioalne eager bteu
funbue.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

@rploiion af ct &pr, buori ber par
Mcetplene9as. mebforte. at en- 8asla9erz
pogn brenpte op aloeles cg en- aaoen;
beluis st. @louo en- Dag ueb Wioten
af Rtte uee. CONNIE at pastaaererne
Wcsneue iop os fit iffe en9aag Tto til
at tleoe Re, men be Flap fra BET mso
Qipet. Erenet blep ior(tntet etpar Etz.
mer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

@n Is Mar 9ammel Gut i Serfep
@itp 49, bans Napn er Sultus &ronbers
- flyer, at ban ,tte Fan looe uere at
i1iele. Qan bar en- u'mobraoe(i9 2p1
til at tase alt, buob ban fer. flyer ban,
os ben eneits Waabe, buorpaa ban tan
binorts bertha, er at l1ense bam inoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

s BredenrtoBe boloer u1an paa at
nnberiese, ON bet lite tunbe eaa an at
bYsse en- Dam 9teo &ieer o9iaa oer.
Wan itulbe tro, bet er for Fabt, men
bet beber, at ben Sn9enipr, iom boloer
paa at foretaee Opmaalinser, tror,
man Tan faa en- paa Is fob.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

81 itcr Butifbpsuin9 6amlep
brenbte op Ousoa3smorsen fife l1ee,
os @faben pao Bpenins % @orer ans
Iaaes til $24, 900, mems Nsluraucen
par $4,000. Bpsningen par tienot
lom ,NittemausBlod,"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23
s. 8. Soues / 2ens Prairie, tibIises
re Yrefoent 2e9islaturens &epreien>
tantbus, laa for Dpben fife u9e.

Sfplge en- &ienbelle af9iuet iTorsnebe
@taters &rebsret ben l5be os., er Co
batstrufiet, beftaaenoe OF ipp &ompas.
uier, en- uloulie Roubination. @asen
uil blipe appeueret til Toreneoe @taters
6piefteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

u. S. Mrneion fra @qenbale, e.
g., bar tjebt W?eieriet / Glbru Nafe %
oil opertaae bet paa Npaaret. 6an Nal
pgre e., farbeIes flint Meierin1anb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23

vi bar enoel luenif>ensellfe og ensellts
Ioenlfs Drbbpaer, paslenof' at bqpe i ys=
Relommen. 81 bat benz i'll SOC pg 75c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-12-23
SnIeiaIttte.

mel. geu er Sreltens Sag oprunben.
Taber. Du. iom &piet tenhte.
Du. iom gap os beuis Treos
ba Din Son til sforb Du ieubte
Sin fore Eierliebeb,
sipr en- &rpbbe nit Brpf,
bante Lob meo bellia 2pft
bette ipnbbetpnste bierte
tun for Sig I @lebe, Smerte!
Cab paa buntle Mattebimmel.
Taoer, Suleffiernen itaa,
iaa ftal oienuem @erbeus grimmel
ieg Dit Taberbierte naa!
9erre Seius, Sub oe Mano.
FAB mig Eroen, rem % ianb!
psllie. Manb. oplps min Eante,
ler mig @anbbebs @ulo at iante!
@r bet Euiel bette 9ierte,
ct her uro maneeu Sang,
Seius! boab Du leo % larte,
milbuer Deten tuna % trans.
Ger iea ben til @ol9atba,
iubler ieg: x0aleluia!
Miue 5pnher bar Du baaret.
ie9 er trel|1. til 2to uotaaret!"
Tlam iaa fra nit !0iertes Mlter
Green's beuierene 5lb!
Eou, meb liflis Subel, Blalter!
Brus Be9eiitriu9 parm og milb!
Naobens Sub! Seq ier Sit &alo,
Du, tom lotter milot / Talb,
Taber! leg mig Orb paa Eun9e.
let mtg ON Din Naaoe liunse!
@iu mig Moo Eroens Rampe,
&ratt Mluors prepei1unb;
Eenb meb Manbens Slo min 2ampe
leo Du Orbet min Wunb;
Seius. @srre, Brober, Sen.
Dia ies pier Muub % Nen.
pil enb @pnoen tiot mig binbre.
Gag Din Bolia / nit Snore!
Tober! bialp mig, ieg sr rebe;
Du mig siue Rroft % Moo.
til / Seiu Tobipor trebe,
pie @anbbeo. 2io 'o9 Blob,
en- Detbeu, pantro, pilo,
tate @ltmt at Eroen5 Slb;
leo min Eante, Munben, 9aanben
fob nit Orb al 5auobsbsaanoen!
Wenber ies NIT Die uioen
ON, ie9 fer fun @pno os Neo.
@lpu er @leaten, oaables Eioen,
bpbte &rilten tolb og esb;
fra bet ffiulte gear ct @tris
unoer Waoftteos Scamp os 5uts,
Sfrig om 2ps for blinoe Dine,
Stris ont 9ielp mob @atans Xesne
Bor Du, Taber, / nit 6ierte,
Dor Du, Trelier, nit @tnb,
er Du. 6eai9>Manb, min &ierte,
@alisbeben oraaer ino;
TONNE, buab eer tomme uil.
SUB leg letter 2i5en til;
vbrpbss neo Dor iuase Spite,
ri en- bebre faar / Butte"
Seius! buab Du fort os berli9t
uirteo, lerte. leo til Dpb.
lpfteo @leaten milbt % tierIist.
@atan 9eriteripiret breb,
boytto9 Dpbens bitre @ru,
bpine ffal nit Stnb, min 9u,
inbtil leg ifol ie % finbe
Trel ier, Dig, / 6imlen inbe.
xab laa Suletiernen tinbre
oper Barnet, ipot / @talb,
in9en MaQt ital funne btnbre
os at lpbe &iuets &alb,
fer bet enb meo @raab paa &inb,
9aar nj bog / @talben inb,
brin9er Ofre, Spnber mango,
unoer~ Gut % glade @au9e.
paserup :9&isien.
l1uoermoob, Minn.. l5oe Dcb. '0'
s. 8. Sones I 2ens Prairie, tiblise
e Yrefbent 2e9islaturens &epreieu
~..AL.a v.> So. tS>aAnn Eao 11>n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-24

twenty-five, years ago yesterday half
a dozen Catholic Sisters of st. Francis
left the Mother House at Syracuse, New
York, for Honolulu, to devote the re-
mainder of their lives to the care of
Iepers. They arrived here on November
s, 1888, and of that noble band of wo-
men there are yet living here Mother
Marianne, in charge of the Baldwin
Home for Girls at the settlement, Sis.
ter Bonaventura of the Kalihi Receiv-
ing Station, Sister Leopoldina and Sis
ter Renata.
In honor of the departure of these
women from their Mother House, forty
ladies of Honolulu, including Catholics
and Protestants, in fact, nearly all de-
nominations. visited the Kalihi Rcceiv-
ing Station yesterday afternoon, and
with Mrs. John Lucas as spokesman,
presented 1874 to Sister Benedicta for
the personal use of the four sisters.
This money was the total of innumer-
able gifts of ladies and children
throughout the city, several of the
schools contributing the collective mites
from each of the children which
amounted to large sums when tabulated.
Seven days ago one of the ladies,
noticing the near approach of the an
niversary date published recently in the
went out on an errand of
goodwill. Every woman to whom she
spoke of her mission contributed gen
erously. Not one refused and all were
eager to add their mite toward the
sum which grew and grew until it as
sumed even larger proportions than those
in charge had anticipated. 81 have
never been out on mission of the
same character, - said one lady, "where
[ met such a generous response. Such
I have never before en-
and it was because they all
have so much love for these good wo
men who are devoting their lives to the
helping of others. -
When the subject was preached to
school teachers they took unusual inter
est and explained it so well to thei
school children that the latter were
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-24

have lain dormant so long, yet L tni0k
that / have refreshed my memory suf-
ficiently to give answers that viii sat
isfy any reasonable or sensible or un-
prejudieed person. (Applause.)
Thought He was Good.
Now. on the 31st day of this month
I will have lived in this world forty
eight years. During all that period of
time / thought myself a fairly good
person. I knew that my virtues were
not very active. that they were mostly
inactive: but had harmed nobody par
ticularly and | thought that as the
world went. that at least | would pass
pass at least in the crowd. AMI you
can imagine my surprise when | learned
what a monster of iniquity am.
Haughter). / was startled when L
learned that / had robbed a poor in
nocent Chinaman; l was astouHded
when / learned that / had attempted
to blaekmail that good and noble man,
John COlburn Laughter), and then that
was not enough, but must appear as
the tempter of Charles Chillingworth.
Like the subtle snake in Paradise, J.
sought to seduce him from the paths
of virtue daughter and applause),
1t is bad enough to be accused of en-
deavoring to blaekmail Colburn. but the
limit is reached when they say l tried
to corrupt Chillingworth. (Laughter).
Has Some Enemies.
Now let me premise by saying that
every man has his enemies, some open,
some secret but every man has some
enemy in this world. l apparently have
two: one of them is the editor of the
morning Advertiser, the other is the
man from whom most of this infOrma
ton has come, A. S. Humphreys. Now,
the enmity of Mr. Humphreys I prob
ably earned when l was in the Office
of the Attorney General. Through a
number of years there when Mr..
was on the bench | was
cases before him. We had
then a hard and bitter fight. At that
time was ranged with those who were
opposed to Mr.. Humphreys, and / I'M
doubtedly at that time incurred an en-
nifty which has never faltered since,
though it may have been hidden from
me. As for Mr.. Smith, l had always,
until of comparatively recent years,
looked on him as inclined to be more
than otherwise.
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probably incurred his enmity when
I appointed Mr.. A. NJ. Brown as assist |
ant prosecutor in my office. L prob |
ably incurred his enmity when I refused |
to let him or his paper dictate to me !
whom / should appoint, or dictate to |
me whom / should prosecute and whom
should not. (Applause.) During the
past two years while not the actual, |
while not the nominal, he has been the
actual head of the police department |
and suppose it irritated him because
he could not be the head of the Coun- |
v Attorneys department. (Applause.) |
But however that may be, however the |
Anmity was incurred, the enmity is |
.here-a settled enmity, an abiding en-
nifty, that knows no limitations of con- |
science, of truth or of justice. Gap |
Dlause.) Now, gentlemen, as to these
charges
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-24
Some Payments Overlooked.

Well, now, he says that on that $40
note there are two Endorsements, one
of April 30, 1902, of $50 and one in
June, 1903, of $25, making the indorse-
ments on that $40 note of $50. That
is, I see that in the Advertiser. I will
have to take it as true, because I have
no record of any payment made to him
of that character. But if drifted along.
When he wanted a renewal of notes
again, / told him it was nonsense, [
would pay him as [ could, but there
was no use giving notes that would get
to a bank and have me not meet them
there and lose what little credit l did
have at the bank; so he held the notes.
Now the thing went along