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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18

4
Il havs Feund This oshtlsman :
eravs and lllisans Flahtetsr
ing for six months. starvtAs ~ !
ycsr. He crept hack 10 his homs. wan
turned from the door. and n his dss-
peration he stopped : coach here upon
the, moors. Information against him
was already out. through whose
G1Shcy YOU may bsst guesi. He WAS
apprehended and hanged IN chains
near the scene Of his ofzense - 4
warning 70 malefactors"
"Ye should have told me " this b.
fore--bcfore " fell 70 disputing,"
said O'HaIloran.
You understand, theny'
For answer the Irishman whipped
out his sword ana salnted the corpse
where Il cianksd and swung.
He died for his king" hs said,
Though had rather u had been q
CylIodeR Cad SAVE the king!s
ayou do u honor. SIR 6zid the
colonel. n my brothsr's name !
Ths lady ross from where she sat,
throwing back her cloak with IN
sngry gesture.
do you believe this mAns" she
i led.
.y..th. madam. but | d." said Nj
O'EiAlloran.
"This woman bsatsrfv
She scored hit. He hung undecid-
I'd. With . ~ scratchtng the turi.
Permit nd TO Anish nit tale. sir.s
said the colonel. n learned that my
good stepmcther was jonrnsying homo
this svening. Wherefore took the
occAalon - tuvits her 70 my broth-
srs funeral. could not lsaye MIN
hsrs. poor lad. A. she had hung ny
brother. II seemed but IN due course
that shs should help me to dig his
grave. Finding Der opposed To the
suggsstion, ! used the argument most
liksly to appeal 70 her. Our work
was weil-nfgh ended when you Ap-
pssred. Upon it, termination Il was
my intention 70 escort her TO her
coach
You hear this vilIain.. cried the
lady. He forced mt 10 dig. 70 dig
tiiI my hands were biIsteredl~
IT would b. better grave we're
X few inches deeper" said the
colonel, and the soil il HIGHT"
Mr. Denis O'HaiIoran thrust out his
chest. fingered his sword hit. and
sccwlsd q the gailows. the moon and
the mcors.
by the honor OF me house. sor.r.-
he said. -but I think that your sfep
mother Will DO wen n she takes 70
tho spade again"
Oldest psincs4ea oraawsts.
II DR.. James Curtis Hepburn a o..
angs. n. J.. attends commencement IL
Pnnceton this June. he will celebrate
the ssventysi anniversary u his
graduation from college. He received
his diploma In is3z. vas graduated In
medicine ~ the University Of Psnnsyj.
ysnia 10 1885 and 10 Princeton's old.
ct siumnua He recently passed his
ninetythird birthday. or the f.1s7
men graduated from Princefon univsr.
sffy bstween the years 1859 and 1854.
ths 20 oldest classes represented By
surviving aiumni. only Isl ere stiIl
living The classes u fsss. 1855. 1887
and 1883 have no survivor. OF thess
lsi graduates only eight arc chased
70 the records - business men.
---~~~
Prime MInIsfsrsr Rseissatlons.
II Il curious fact that the news Of
: Britain prtme minister's reclamation
has been made known three times on
: sunday during The past II years.
NJ. w. T. 0ladstone's resignation vas
accepted By Queen Victoria on ssfur-
day. March :. 1884. but the news was
not made public until Sunday. Lord
Roscbery's resignation Was announced
on Sunday. June -. 1895: and Lord
saliEbnry's became known on SUNDAY.
July II. 1902
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-18

Il saw ! sword In The sky last
night
We'll. Il wss too high to hun yoe,
wasn't ity-
-Looky here. Or oman. deat ~ =
the face a Proyidence.r
4 Amt fyin': I'm standln' Ffrht -
an taikin' 10 you; ~ m1u1t = u6ll
tell you right nov that Il yo4 dco1
break thai jug party sooa yo9'n - ~
IN elerhaats jumpkn' ovsr ~ uIcoH.
an giants playin' marbles wf<h ~
stars: 80 shut ~. an 50 'kcn9 yon1oe
an paint she garden palin's - tloe-|
~ f<onnfltuff0n E.s ~ 8 Z. 8 u ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Sngbcs inopiiirt fir ErGhoent.

Nem Dorf, #. 2tpril. -- @ons
ucrlteltr Charles 6. SugbcS puroc
bclltc bon Der rcpublifoniihen Staot9.
Convention oea StuuteS Ierp. Dorf
nlS NensDorf'S Gun0ioot iiir sic 9to,
ntination iiir BrGiiOent inooilirt, uto
ole bier Tclcgotcu at large" sur 9toe
tionol Convention IN Chicago, mclde
bon Scr Gonpcntion crmGblt lullroci.
crbielten Snltruttion, nit oleu cdr.
lid)en Witteln fir icinc Domination
81 mirfell. Die bier Gclcgutcn lino:
Stcipart &. Woooioro mo @r- Nopor
Sctb 2op bon gteW )orf, Sreo. u.
9o}nrO bon Sprocnlc II. e. $. 9ut.
Ter BON Buffalo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Nb uadD Stalicu.

Woonme @oulo mo Sa9u1 uerreiiut
3llr lclbcn Belt. - @rItcrc iGhrt
oti o6ricOrif Der @roBc" mo
Scbterer ulli Der st. Saul"
Ncm 0orf, #. Npril. - Gu
gcbcinniBpoa, OILS cs MIR irgeno ole
0uBcren llnltGnoc crloubtcn, perlie.
ben Wmc. Nnnu @oltlo uno Yrin3
Sclic 0c Sagnn ncblt 9icuerifuit 1t.
lbrem geiuntmtcu @epdd geiterlt
Nben0 nm 9.2O ooS ct. Heais.Sotet.
Nomantild) mic cine Gutfiibrungsgt.
lfidtc ipiclte lid Der Aus5ug Der
@cioen ub. Gbenio beimlid, iuic iit
ole Oornebnlc Sdrotuonlc an 5. Nue.
rno 30. Strobc nufgobcnL toltdten
lie 5luet Stunocn lpGtcr nit ibrelt
%8eIonlmten SroB IN Noboten ulli,
be9abcn lid llnucr5itglid) an goro
ocS Norob. &lopo.0 Campers ,6riee.
rid Der @roBc," Der bclltc Bormittog
INN II llbr nod itoIicnii6en SGfea
III See ltadl. Allf Dem Wege bon oent
Sotcl nod ocm Gnrnpier trof Srau
@oulo ibrc ain0cr, oie ld)ou I'M
Soufc oea 8ormittogS oltrd) 5ron
Gouin @otlO aus benz st. Hegi9"
cllttcrnt mor0cn marcn. i
Inter DEM Nomcn elmer .1Srou
Chapman" WurOe ouS geiammte @e.
pad U}lne. @oulO'S an 9oro gcbrobt,
ltno ulltcr Ocn1ielben Goncn betrat
Die Tame and ip0tcr iclbit oo3
Sdiii.
Ger Erin5 De Sogon beiono lif
pubrello ocS gun5en gcItrigen Cages
III Dime. @onIo'S @eieui6uit. Sc.
m~cinIhaItlidl nobn1en JIG I'M 6otel
oa9 Timer Elm, mo ais ole 9lbltieos.
ihlug. bcgleitete Der ErinS
letle NltSeriu1blte tad) Dem bon Sril.
llrb 5rolt Saplor Wtorie 5ur 8eriii,
0ltltg gelteltcn Automobil, odS boz
Dem Sotcl bereit itouo. 0ann ging
cS flugS biniiber nnd) Dem Nohbar.
ltuote Hcm- Serlep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
SuGnipn's @nrnung.
Ser 8ouucrncur bon Mtinneiotn
mnrnt gcgcn Gcntroliiirlng ser

Ger 0ollucrnCrr bon WtinneIotn
mnrnt gc9cn GcntroliiirlmG ser
HeqierungagenoIt.
Shilob WuttlCficl0, Scnn.,
If. Nprtl. - @oltpcrucllr @riobnion
pom Mtinneiotu, ser BON Der conicrOas
tipen 6oftion Der Oemlofrotiidcn Bar
tel ais Nrdiiocntihafta.G unoioot &C.
miinidt miro, belt bel Der bier &C.
Itern eriolQtCn Gntbiialng zines
GcnfnlolS sum NtOentcn an Die bier
inl 9iiraprfricgc 0cioQencn Solootcu
bon Ntinneioto cine bcmcrfenanertbe
Heoc. Gr iuAtc inter Nn0crem:
oaiir5Iid) Bat oo2 b0d)lte Hittertri.
bulnl oeS Sotoc9 einc %GntIdcioung
gefGut, Die pom ticfgrcifenOItcn Sntes
reiie fiir OaS omerifoniife &olf lit,
neil 0o0urd Elm Erin5ip ouiQeltelt
por0en lit, melteS cine roOitole Nen.
0Crltng III unicrCm HCgierungsipitem
berOorrufcn un0 cine neltc Ncrn IN
Den 9%c}iebunQen 5pilhcn Der But
ocS= nnO ben StootSrcgicrunqcu
ihoiicn nuIb. IS milrbc ca Den III.
tcrgeproneten Wltn0cSgcridten nlog-
lid mnfcn 6tc SanOlungcn Der ein-
3clncn Staotcn 5ll controliren, OILS
Oh oicic cinfnh Tronin5c1 ludrcn. IS
miir0c 0ic StontCn IN cine ME geobn=
te 2Ibb0ngigfcit bringcr. Gicic Cut
Ideioun9 lit oobcr citeS Der ltnglild.
Iifitcn Greigniiie in Der @cid)id)te I'M
lerer Hcpublif, oenn ulier gauges &c.
gicru1tgaipitcm lit oui Dem Hed)te Der
Staaten boiirt. ibrc inneritootlifen
gngclcgenbeiten obIolut 81 controlis
rem. Menn nnier gauges Spitem &c.
Gnocrt lit, limo mir Damn tld)t NM
SunOert Sabre 5uriidgcldritten &C.
gen cine ecntroliiirtc Hegicrlulgs-
Iorm% @os oicic Negierung beno-
tbiQt, lit nidlt mebr Utoht, lor0ern
cine Oerarti9c gertbciIung Der Fripi-
legien Ourh Die 9s9icrun8, OoB Gin
icOer @iirger Die glcid)cn @cIegenbei-
ten belibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Ninoltmrm nit 2c6cnspcrlnIt.

0em.Dprf, If. 9lpril. Gin
Monn murbe getootct un6 Elm Gut.
5cno trlgen lhmere Bcrlcbun9cn oo.
bon in 6oIge eincs 6eftigen @inOes,
Der bellte Rafmittog m}ebrerc Strrn-
ben lang ourd bic gtraBen Rew.
Doris ffgte. Ger @inO bate eirc
@cidminoi9feit bon so bis GO Mei
len Ole Stunoe. Sobn O'9rien ein
GrpreB6ote bon SerIep.Gitp, mlroe
BON einem 5enIterlnoen, pelden Der
Sturm obriB, erihlogen. Gie @ciat
5ungen anlangciOer Gompfer berif.
ten iiber ihredlihen Strrm oitf Dem
@oiIer, Der Die @eqen bou8bod
pettihte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Yrpiit WnhLlcit.

81. 2ouis, NO, #. slpri(. -
Sin Gomite Der Ulcbgcrmciiter Gcrei.
nigllng fat 6elttc Der @eiunoGcitsbc.
borOc Oie ieniotloneQe Wittbeilunq
Gcmaht, 0oB I'M Grnfel Der Nodt
QoiIctoe bon Eiuno iflcd,ten 6(ei
idcS in Die Stobt cinqeifmugGclt II.
Den o6nnn9Sloien giirgern ser Stuot
ant nGdJitcn Gage in Den 0iicntlidcn
Utortten uerfouit uorben ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Etrifc beiaclent.

Sdrre IT, IT. Nprtl. Ger
Strife Der 500 Steinbruharbeiter
fam 6eute gum a6itlut. 3ie 2eutc
befomen % Gents bro Stunoe uno
Iegtcn om /. Ifdr3. Is Gents perlon.
genO, Die 9r6eit nieOer. Inter Der
neuen abmadung erbalten tie bis
gum /. MGr5 1909 25 Gents pro
StllnOe mo bon Dem Datum oil olli
brei SATIRE 26 Gents. Ger pilrd ben
Strife entitanoenc iinaBielle gerluit
Der 2lrbeiter nno eigent1iimer Der
Steirbriif]e miro auf $t,oo00o0 BE-.
refnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Tcigc Sbnt.

GGico8o, #. 2(pril. - 2llS
Rod,e, neil i'm feline 9rout icincr
;3eit in Sicilicn i'm Stih licB, bat
elm &taliencr, mad ncldcm Die Foli.
sci icbt inbnoct, periudlt, Die gor5e
5omtilie Don tSrmif Ron0o 81 oer9iis
ten. Gle eli Sabre oltc Worp Honoa
lit bereits Dem Sit crlcBcn, mo on-
oere Nitglie0er Der 6omilie iinO
idlmer 'front.'. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Gnoct icin Saneriuitcn.

So8 NugelcS, Gal, #. April.
Ter bieiige GigorrenbGnoler Gav
Y. Gilmore begonn Dor 43 Sugen cine
Slingertur. nm oos HieienmoB icinc2
&eibe5 5t oerringern. Sest bat CT
oo5 LANCE Gaiten, oas Inn. Dte or
Iagt, red,t git betommer lit, eirGy.
'yeQt mo rimmt mieocr leidte flui.
'ige Iobrung. ME Clam Sriibe II.
Milh, 81 iit. I'm iairer Wlagen all.
mdblig Dieoer an Die Ser0auur9sar-
6eit 81 q%cpohnen. @1hreno oer0un-
gcrfur bot er IS Timn0 al aorperlcl
luid)t abgenommen. Noh am 80.
Soitentoge unterRabm CT lunge.
id)ludd)t einen Spo5iergona sur Sohe
0es Ntouit @ilion binon rno tGglih,
matte er 2ei6esiibungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Sharmiibcl AMI Den Ebilippincn.

Monilo, #. NpriI. 49, Gincr
Gepcid)e aus 9aponborg 5ufolge bat
elm Ietad,cment, welAeS ouSgelonot
mltroe. Inn Sen @ileriQoiiibrer Sins
gnp, pelfer we9er Der G%rnroroltng
zines Toli5iiten gelpiinidt miro, Den
~NnbGngern ocs Burden Elm Srciien
0cIieicrt, III meldcm nclln Scr Silt
piro5 aet0otet nur0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Spln cridlicnt Mntter.

scranton, go, If. ApriI, 49,
Otis @ooo, Elm 10 Sabre alter Monn.
bot beute bier feline betogte Mlttter
eridoiicn. Or bebultptet, DAB or sen
SduB IN Ser Meinung abaeieltert ia.
be, BOZ Gin6reder in 0n8 Saus orin.
gen moate. Ga er ietoh oen 9oriuQ
ben 9eborocn ntd,t or5cigte uno per.
iu6tc, ole 6Iutt 81 erareiier. puree
er perhdftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Cine nShmar8e 6ano"'Scitnns IN
Gbieago.

Gbita8o ii. Ipril, - 7ie hieii.
&c 9oli3ei Gat crit JEST in Grfo6rung
gebratt, bob Die nSd!uar3e &nno"
bier Elm offisieGes Organ peroffent-
Iift. neIdes inter Dem Nomen go
Eropogapoa" eridelnt. IS miro bic
8ermutbuna ausgefprofen, Bob oas
9lott Die Hadfolaerin bes IN Batter
ion. Ms erffierenen aSueition
Sosiale" tit.
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Gottcrieiuieler beitraft.

Gbtea9o, II. IprlI.- 9icr uur.
Den bette SO Wonr RitItcr getba i'm
9lrnbes. IiitriftSQcriht porgeiiibrt,
neil lie 9ottcrie IpieItelr, uno Ole iiber
oieielbcn p%erbdngteh Straieu belou.
fen lid aui 3uionmen $4,000. 81.
ner bericlbcn purbc nucin I'm 5000
beitraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
sdreflihc Shat rincs @ahnGnniacn.

Sort \, Ieros, If. Ipril.
- Sfe 3. anig6t BON Noro . Sort.
@ortb Lief bellte NlbenO, nit elmer
Sdrotilinte bcuoifuct, uannud," uno
bic 6olge lit, OoB ein Mtnnn toOt lit
ul1O Eoli5eihei Dtontgomerp uno Der
iriibere Goli5eidef Norton, Die bon
.oenr @obnlinnigen 9eIdoiieu MR.
0ell I'M Sterben lle9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Cine Haoifulfur.

WonSiielo 5, Ohio, #. Ipril.-
&ier bat Die II Sabre oIte 2lllt
8rigbtbia CUR 2inOcrlng pom 3obn-
i6mcr5en Greoiote o~ngewanOt uno lit
an oen Sol9en geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
ihe &%ntcrocntion gegenWGrtig fol,nl
ctlpo5 niibcn milroc.
Wuntnotcn boncuttirt.

@nntnotcn bopcottirt.
@On0fonG. II, 2lpril. - Gle
d)inciiidcn @cl0lpchSler in Sor0fonq
unttcrItiiecn Den aus Der .Sotiu
Worlt" .aifoire cutltonocncn @opcott
0cGen oic Soponer OoOurd), DAB tie
i'd ipcigcrn, joponiide Nonfnoten
lelbit gegcn GiafontA b5ug clll5it.
mcd)lelll.
2llth Die apotbefcr.@iloc bat lid
Scr @emequuG on9cidloiicn. Die
WitglieOer Oeponirtcn @cloer 5llr @es
mdbrlciltlmg ibrcr ebrlihen 9lbiid)t
mo Ole GcpotS 0cricnigen. Die ocn
Boycott nidt boItcn pcrioacn gu
@lnitcn Der SclbIt-Negicrum98 sc.
icaidoit.
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q o Of fritiid .

2onoon, II. Npril. - Cir ScnrD
Campbell q. 0onnernnn perbro6tc
cine ru6igc Nott. Sein 3nitono 1T
nod tritild.
Som Eopit cmpfongem
H o nj, If. Npril. - Mm. @uiIrO
Solulono, ser Nelu . Dorfer Elrbli5i-
rer, irlo Robert @otforn, @impons
behring's . Gonlmiii0r bon Nelp.Yorf,
mlrroen belte pom EopIt empfongen.
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$3.50 Glcibr6tc, $4.95.

&oilcs uno Banana &leiorode,
idruar5 ooer in 6orben, 0ie lcbtcr
Mltitcr. .
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$3.50 Gapes, $3.50.

>Nbeno GopGs, oltS importirtcm
Sllh bcrgelteIlt, pole @eitc, Satin.
arogcn, nit pcriiidJcn Stniircn be
ltbt. Gteic Gopc3 fommcn in
StnporS mo in Den 9lbcn0ihottirlnl.
gen.
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$500 @aiits, 800.

8cibc uto gcru Spiscn.W niits,
ii6er Seiocn llntcrgruno gcnloft
9lQc @roben.
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S01ii6e Eorloment pertogte lid beutr
fiir Die Siterferien un0 miro ont 10.
lfui lpie0er 5uianmentretcn.
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9enti6lanb's Suite.
Ter Hicicn'9rcn5er ySliihcr" pom
StNpcl gelaiien.
@rGiin 9ljdcr sic Eot5in. :

@rGfin 9ljdcr sic Eotbin. - Go&
Sdiif bat 10000 Gonnen @ni-
icrpcrOr0ngung unO % auotcn
Observation-Disclosures. - S6neQs
icltcrgciAiibc, sic 40 0eihoiiG
bon ie 2G 9iuuo @erpidlt in ser
Minutc mericn. - 6olgen oe$
hinciiiHcn 9optottS ouf ioponi.
Idle @ooren uno Sdiiic. - DE
moriolicicr SIT GGren oeS erTor,
ortcu 0ipIomoten SteocnS in
S0uI. - Ger Fapit grotulirt
omeritonii6en Gr5biid0ien.
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$3.50 @aiitS, 95c.

.Gailoreo" unO 2ingerie.@ aiitS
9tcuc GfliItcr.
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gerltn, If. Npril. Gin ge,
amter beS llntcrridltS Riniiteriums
iprod) iid) beHte Oobin ans, ooB Der
Glotl, or1ertfoniifc nHo preuBiid)e
2ebrer gegenielttg oiisjutouid)en.
sum eritcn Otulc Dor ungefabr 5rpei
9Sabren lnbreD Carnegie gegeniiber
nngerest puroe nidlt neil errportet
rpurhe, Oab Die Gorregic.S tiitung bic
Qusgoben fir 0en lustauih bcItrcis
ten niirOe, iontern ua8en Der inttise;,
9e5ie6ungen Der Stiftung 81 bobe~
rem 9iloi,ngsonito(ten uno llripcriis
tdten.
Ser gegenpGrtige Flan pes Inter
rid,ts. Winiiteriums gebt odbin, nndr
ben 8ereinigteu Staotep iolde bent
@pardlidl. 2t4rer 81 id)ifsu, ole
ipater III ghsIiit 81 utterrihten ia.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-28
GOVERNMENT BY COMMISSION.

produced
would be preferable
military
ment' The thinks
the of improvements things The Star
spite of the gamor
this a
nesse would bring the gtterng generai'
here and would There would not be the obstacles thrown his
backed by weight
allow the corporations offer white that would
Simphcatin
under the present but multiplication of That is the
the the
fight abolish
office of beoogis the Board HEALTH
actually stated a the Hawaians will be Will
things
Walah instance while eventually,
might happen.
The Advertiser does not claim that the change would be
political ills
commission
thinkers Territory
hold countrys
defense ahead of the personal desire to pick supervisor sheriff
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-28
REVENUES FROM TREES.

public the that
law of the the national
which
located be public schools roads, the will yield
Oklahoma, with small forest 1854 $644
will probably
should yield ALL
chiefly three kndgng
special comprising
kinds business which their
epondingly larger.
Montana in In of
of
the
quickly transported market has heavy demand which
business Colorado absolutely
mining
$4,000 from the proceeds of the forests
Idaho Utah Oregon head the list the States grazing business
precipitation
will
will than
a
higher class of herders employed better
the hee able
they
be controlled when herdd
$4,000
California leads business Of
of developed partly
the
hare of the national forest proceeds about $4,000
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-08-28
1AUKEA's SECOND ExoNERAr1oN.

The report the
Supervisors
Sheriff Iaukea utterly
committee Board hostile
by the the Bulletin the
something
evidence possibly
slipped Justify
impeachment hoped
early in the investigation.
The
the committee meetings guilty
whether but little plain speaking
the Sheriff majority
preliminary
prepared based the evidence insinuation
And the that committee
anything guilty according
the Sheriff had only what he that
without necessity of investigations in
like his mpartialty, which
motion said
the wngdoing him
immediately limiting the his
that evidence s
investigation.
of the fact that
mit have this matter
the slightest suspicion crooked
that the afternoon which
the Bulletin evidence
a hostility the people, will be satisfied
both Bulletin
making themselves ridiculous the grand
which
based
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GOVERNMENT BY A COMMISSION.

base for the United
point which the the service strike
point the Pacific aboard of the mainland Mil
poured the station in the
spent installing Notifications
protect and from possible
landing the stagts the Oahu is about
information that the Schroeder
place the of the Islands under
appointed while decided surprise is not
surprising thought In view of the preponderanee of
the Territory with the certainty that in the ordinary course of
government including control of the National
county the road upervOps the custody of all
90 tv 20 tba country and omneror Of their fathers is it to
in might have been mad
be depended to take steps to change
the conditions here Members of the Congressional party
during officers have long before this into the
has had its secret service here investigating
plain Washington quite plain as it those here
that side of the question 1t true that the cable
that Governor Fea announced when the mainland that we had no
Japanese question in Hawaii but after his return the Governor stated % ne
stated that he had @ although at the
the japanese question: not the Japanese
question of today nor was it being viewed IN the hgnt that 1t today
practical hyica view of the situation must be taken There
Interior motives anyones part either
stating the of the Organic Act rumoe
discussing the probabilities truth in the
governing bodies today do
- hoard m Or eonsd between elections when Questions Of imnoonce
considered There few exceptions undoubt
eddy, the rule stated No disputes it, This also known to
Washington
doing
probably applied the governing the
be forced to work for
iyinga commission
Hawaii the city of Washington the best
governed city the United States There nearly twice many people in
Washington sin all Hawaii they rejoice good cean honest government
would be paid by Washington and
undoubtedly administering the AS mill
military will necessity and the roundthean road and
direction of engineers Health
the shoulders the The country would be opened up the
there
forfcion construction and with garrisOns established
of three outside commissioners and two from
probably
small Hawaii Hawaiian receiving less
regarding tariff the necessity for better shipping laws and the other subjects
representatives delegations
commissioners quicker results From the admins
justice politics be eliminated would be short
to the sou of al
to
population capable supplying the fighting with produce
be built citizens the
farmer identified with the of Hawaii mel
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ed the writing of this article is that
laborers and producers on the mainland
are not fully conscious that as mat
ter of self-interest they should work To
keep up an institution that is a direcil
benefit to themselves. The objectionf
raised is well understood to be on the|
ground of Asiatic labor, which in the
past has been considered necessity,
and anything to the contrary, however,
desirable it might seem, is yet mat
ter of experiment. The labor that has
been used in cane raising, and which
white 1Aen have not wanted, has
brought a large benefit to a long line of
white men in this Territory and on the
mainland; in other words, Asiatic labor
has been the catspaw to pull out the
white mans chestnuts, the pullers in
the meanwhile eating few themselves
that the other fellows did not want
anyway.
The country, however, is being
brought to new problem in labor, in
that labor importation from the Orient
has been stopped. In the future sup
ply will have to be brought in from
other sources, probably the mainland.
The experiment to be made of bring
ing emigrants from Ellis Island, with
the assistance of Mr.. Jno. J. d. Trenor,
will be watched with much interest, and
in its final working out may prove of
much benefit to the Territory.
CITIZEN.
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Nearly the whole of the money for
the above imports came from the sales
of Hawaiian sugar. The question then
comes, what were the products i'm
ported? Turning to the list, too long
to be inserted here, commencing with
agricultural implements and ending
with manufactures of zinc, it will be
seen that it is one long line of labor
products, including agricultural and
farm products, hardware and all manu-
features of iron and steel, cotton, etc.
In fact, laborers on any class of manu-
featured articles made Gin the United
States can safely calculate that some
of those articles are going to the Ha-
waiian Islands to be paid for by Ha-
waiian, sugar.
In addition to the amount given
above for the purchase of mainland
products, over $l34 100000, there are
immense amounts paid for freights on
sugar both by sea and land, as well as
ON products imported. This freight has
all to be handled by ear men. steve
dores, draymen and others. Freight
money pays also for labor in building,
| fitting and manning of ships and ears,
1t would be study to follow down
into all its ramifeations the benefits of
any great commercial product of the
country, and as to the benefit to this
Territory, it goes without saying that
sugar as yet is, our mAinspring from
which this Territory gets its CONNER
The proper sfostsring of this industry
with eneouragemept to other industries
is then a matter Of benefit to the ma
tiop, to hea1hboting man, and, indirect
~, to those in every walkspf life.
The prime thought that has prompt