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In this second group Of counties II
will be noted that practically the same
situation is revealed Between 1901
and 1875 the total Republican vote in
these counties increased o,6Sl between
lsl5 and 1919 i; fell OF i.O7i, leaving
net gain for the eight years Of S.SS1.
The Democratic vote In the same two
periods grew by S.9i2 and lO.t22, ar
1854 in the eight years The Republi-
can plurality. which was i9.l5s in 1901.
was ls. 81 in 1875 and but san III 1919.
In 1901 the Democrats had hut one
AssemblVman from these districts, IN
1871; none, in 1870 four
The counties selected in these tables
are widely separated and ~ wholly
unrelated in political interests and CON
troll ~ can be imagined. Yet in all n
will be seen the Republican increase has
been arrested. Between 1876 and 1919
many have shown actual decreases
in the total Of Republican votes. and
in all there has been "a thoroughly
disproportionate Democratic advance.
the net result of which IN twenty oO'In-
ties has re,luced Republican plurality
from ASH in 1901 and - I'D IN 1915 to
.Ss7 in IsIa and enabled the Democrats
to capture half of the Assembly repre-
sentation, where in 1901 they possessed
but one member and in iSos none.
The utter absence 81 any renewal OF
strength in the Democratic party or Of
intelligent leadership will doubtless lead
most Observers TO conclude that the
striking diminution in Republican vot-
ing strength in rural New York re-
vealed by these figures Is wholly due 10
the ooncomitant growth Of factional
prejudice in the Republican camp and To
wonder at what point the emigration
will be arrested, Il il is arrested at all.
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AMERICANS BEFORE THE uisr
the Navy. &C Least. Gets American Horn
sailor Men.

To THE EpIroR or TIVE SUV-Sr Ira,
Down East skipper whom THE SrS quoted
the other day a. lamenting the scarcitv n
young native American sailors doubtless
spoke from the hook 80 far a. his observe
ton u concerned. but this l. = grea, coun-
try. and all ports are not like BANGOR Ne.
Careful oficial records Of the national Coy.
eminent do not bear out the theory that
American lads are no longer turning % he
ocean tor their livelihood ON the con-
trary the Navy Departments has lust re-
ported that ~ per cent. Of the enlisted men
Of our hattle-hips and cruisers are American
citizens. more than ~ per cent II them
Ameri,an bore
The bureau OF NAVIGATION 81 the Dersrt.
msat ~ Commerce and Labor points on a
similar tendency VA the merchant marine
Thus In 1891 out Of Oh. S,j shipments Of se..
men befor. the shipping commiss ioners on
American ocean Vessels only 12.li3, Or les
Than one fourth. we're American citizens
but out OF lsOo,: shipments OF -eamsn he
tore the shipping commissioners IN leD not
fewer than -. 7ss were American oi'izens and
a. ineritan bora In Other uorps ''p ~.
proportion of American citizen sailors dts.
closed hv the," official records has risen
rom about y N - nsr cent. of late Years
american boys going to sea nov dAy.
may begin in coasters or fishing craft hut
very puicsly shit IN steamships. because
the Yankee intellect quickly grasps the fact
that the steamships are the carriers OF he
future
II there we're more steamships there would
be more young Americans. Thousands ~
them. afoat IN ocean service a. should not
,e forgotten lhl' one fHVoTite argument u
tho cOttonheld AID prairie statesman AGAINST
tu" building OF the new American navy
twenty year. ago was that though the .hips
we're butt they could never ne manned nv
AineriSan- and vet the AMERICAN navy ~
today - more nearly native ia ~ compost
ton than ~ oas either n the Revolution or
TIE War ct 'Nia. INV ENULANDEH.
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4Hf -Haa 80 nH.H.nai.rf1 rtns' h-'i. n q
10 raa. I'D 20 $40 . Hg-zt rFif1' pro-
= 80 o. nal
49, .rsi 49, sr-rtf 49, Has dan-
rs= sf' Hf.H H.fr 10 AZ .tgr#fs % r"iF- .nfIs. fa
usI e. o. 80 - . sssala 800 saangaisn hfsinsi
49, H-H' ri go fu.nti ~lfr'~ N'Hf"N
.a ..r ..# HHI Hr.-f .tHI.u'ne tr u~ fnt y" -
.r.. rrH..s fol. '"r 0lunu an 'rr h'r 'if'Hf
The .1r I,L.t- fpr Fpun,y Trsa-ir'r
gives ., r.- picture AMI ,hi- app~al
Hoss n u1fuHr -. vsfa~i ~ % ~ h'r
.ni rsg,,rs r1 apr- up ~ NJ uH~ that ~ 'ssar'
Irt.rf..r., ned sous Of me s,snsnts si uss
al. lr.H.f. or r,snianr~ Nt,s plain hAnsas
10 fa- susut ro,t OF ~ Ne on iarms ah'ns
la rsb.gau. meet BE- hansas and res Wv
o.. n,rrr pep tau ca In inhian r-rt'sSfS'
Hs has ufauis-tDr hafd ~orA
Bat there j. much meal and brevity IN
,ha statement - his opponent
rhi-,s ss,rn years a r-sidsn, ~ SnA~nee
for,r, aiwa,sa Ilspuhuran. .iway> hsired my
',iioN krrlbIlran, believe "a, my turn no"
He.rthe candidate for Register 81 Deeds
ztv m a third column under his own
picture
MA, - .nIck hai not hsrn square and trus'
worthy ~ would DOT nave been Win 'LshANh
ruaTsEF dIiern years. Ilarr clothing company
three srar- kotiNe"N NaeshNN' ~
en- year
The PouuIar Candidate for Coroner
goes into ;hr field With
ne, sI~ays o. the lob day OF nishL rain or
shlue tbs, Il the stripe - q Coroner YOU want
Nr. NG-f
The candidate for County Clerk sets
forth h,s interest, as ell a. his methods;
Oscar X SwAIEE has made many friends dur
lag the last fcW months ny his clean cut meihod,
of cArlpa sninr. for once. lie spends his spare
hours IN dying his huge sitss displaying his han
n--s ami dipping his cards about the city until At
th~ urrr practically everybody In the county
knows Ahol; SwAILI and his candidacy
Politics sizzles always, hotter than the
fires Of the sun on the corn fields. and II
n Arsas will not listen she will read Here
then are models both 81 form and method
for those who may follow here Kansas
l.ads
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The Truthful Innkeeprr.

II ~" EpiTOR "F THE s'N ~ Tho
suhrniu.I notice not only may ~ amusing
IRON a standpoint ut local color but u IN
tere,,inE IN that u ts,!s che truth.
SoItcH-
Having lately been Rsntted and preparations
have bcen made TO supply those who may be give
as a IooE up. with Wors, OF Liquors and Food 81
q reasonable prics, and served by the Cgiiest
FeuAls SerNan That can he procured.
The RsIAntshment cannot boast OF Pro
pTietor but = carried on ny = japanese lady Who
would not he thought handsome even In = crowd
the Coos When hts face Is washed IL considered
the hest loosing OF the company Come up and
zee Us and don't let the jihrkishansn bIuf you
~ sAying there l. no such place as
surBHIAoIA,
No a, ~. shimoy anna ,edoriS Choune, Kobe. Japan.
PIsIsTRATUs PIFCAFILLY.
koBE. Japan. June n.
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Al the bong dAy ! think about the snow.
The vrIt.ned pond. the frost kings frozen lair.
The brfg', ,oii sides. the I,eaming icy noe.
The 'empssls blusteT and the north wind q
blArr
~ the night long ! dream ~ Greeniand's shores.
IN. Icr thatch~d cottage 81 the fskinp.
The lcr bound sicigc. the sonbre sky that lowers.
The winter. nlEht that moS e. Chin and SLOW
I muse and dream of NTrtic tee NRd chY
fnul ms s.us run cold these summer nights
Aud often wake ani fancy that TIE shnll
NJrIh Ntui ,IaT, through ny bones and hits-
And TIM, ~ times. while others wilt Uith heat
Md leon al. ump.y like a Neited rag.
I have ~ Pot uU ny half frozen feet
Au extra blanket and hot water Sag
I. 4 FERBIs.
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ssnn- tiiur 80 E~rri'iHnn piuraliiy
n tho tsn .t-ifs ....u'tns-i fell '."fn
09is b. IsI o. 10 80 % 90. AMI 30
trfs IN ..s lr Is.I ard rsa ih- IT,
p.lssSAn. sssctrl al tAs N>~snblyussn
In ,hs--s ,ssin'is-- b.I' m 80 - ur q
maIur,ts. scrr u-iun, rl's-
Ih.' 'orshl-g"n Wh.rh TINS taUi. w"tiid
seem TO warrant might naturally r'!i
fpr fur her -uhsian;iation II nav -
worth Whit" therefore Ia compare III"
foregoing sta't-'l"s with thn-- uf ton
more 1Iral 'ountis-- of a siIniiar general
character The following table supplies
the basis ior such COMPARISON
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Ss,I.s So, B,r.s'is~. ., .Ns,.tsa .. n.
last trssitr-

r. fHr frtrun or To-
th~frafn-,-f hsnJ - No. hHf
.-hs- - ms surtin~f Il1asr -.
% uns-arissi iniu-tfy -'rr. % s1.
erect insrtia IN rar Y--'srIsr 81.
tassa ~ - Suat ant 49, .H..
hros ant nsss ~hil- -v~fy u|r.f. .. a..
lated fhss Am q hrt II... q.
p~rfs-t specimen of tho uina-r "a. .. ...
self ant every one else un,nr. f.r..
I'rs-sa'iY h. noticed no tuI I.... ,
amNzsmrnt a. I at aith my .Ysf I -
40 and perfectly cool Then a.. -.
have proud humility IN my st'.f.r. 90
the public. not expecting or rr..fr,.. 1900.
nitton. he ad'lr-s 81 me. ,skins r.r . -.
kept 80 Cooi ~ this ~iilingn~.- 's .t-,,
Ignorance seemed a prime factor boz ..... ,.,,,
Ing wisdom out OF knoWledge. / to.l .... ~
secret In lndia. I said. every .ra ,,
time used to wear . " hi,s military .p,, q.
toned up to the neck With rl~r.Hr "a,
Jersey underneath. and 81 course ne ...,I
Accompaniments heloV fesid-- OF, .
rAhnel hand Vas worn around ~ .trr,cS
a. a preventive OF cholera ms ", -
gA-ts.d the blower. and vhen snrt IN "a
s.y .ha. ! hsdh 'a y, ss.a,'oa 70 "a
ment ~ my ruddy, healthy aplaA.arr.
How did manage ~
cold tub, morning and ntght. tempered
with sea salt. Nas my dip In the oesan
SplAshing supplied the WaNeS and ir-.sn..
ton did further wonders II Wa easy "a
dream that your rcd was o hans o. fps 81.
that the drauRhts were the blowing rraega.
that streams we're flowing from ths " az:
iyH, that the tapping window shades ser.
the sails oI a yacht. and that the -uarroU.
tNitter was the cong oi the nightinsAs
Why ! concluded. this talk about e,,-
inR q cold by inaEining you haven got such
complaint can compare with tasins q
nctitio us vacation
The man looked pityingly on ny unoo,.
yentional mode Of enjoying ny.elf. aud hAv.
ing no further clothes 10 don vithow ofend
ing society aetually leu OF an aspirats ana
raid 10 was -dArned OF
INV YORK. July ~. ANGLO NpIAN
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To tuE EpuoE ~ TVS SIS -tNy ~ - many
New Nortr obir,' tn The proposed swimming
and aadlag pooi, IN central Para Ouid " not be
Nru 20 saggc,J IN Mayor GAynpr ana Prsslden,
uftshsl Inst ncy trs them nr,t In Prospect PaTk
IN Rroosl.r' 10 they should prove 4 success there
tutu ~ cOuit nv thrm IN New Yora
Tho Na,pr lives near Prospect ParE and ne co'ld
.urrrtnteui mo NorA even morning before be
g.nutng his sal. 10 N"w NOrS
l.ot u- r,,r The sNfU ming roots IN Prospect
par. No NcN Torkrr, would object Az
NV NouE 1uiy I.
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IN. R.., sur. Cur. for u.lar.s

To THN PuiroK ~ THE SIS ~ To- umr
q m memorial A -, lsUou Juice cure has bc~h
u.-G IN thr southern sutes but do not iaks
=, rrueh trouble 70 prepare IL We put the fresh
Juice IN lumber Of hot NAtrr and take 70 before
hr~AkfAst n . effective Ip many cas- can
recommend = rnore agreeable aud sutcT curr 10
hari cider. rrsferAbiy sarhonltcd
was = victim u malaria la - Vorsi form
rontrastei nn ny grandfa thrr's cotton plantation
Lemon juice Nas tired but failed ani dulnine los,
"a. effect a. did other remedies prr>cribcd ~
phy SlcAns. bui hard cider. caTnonat~d taken
early IN the moruing AMI during the day " the
rAroiySnn effectively cured me. - 7 never had
a touch ~ malaria after COW meuc!ug the cu.e
% must b~ tNksa In Ne sAnc Way - quinlnc
nave never snswn this remedy 10 fail
N0EHIsrONN y , July - y
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MISSIONtRT LIFE ~ CHIN4.
ply steal Discomfort Least Of Hardships
OF Voluntary RNiles.
FHH SchT'ibIT N tRT CfAoli- Wo'Id.


The miss ionary IN China, II has been
said. must denationalize himself and
this the Catholic priest does. People At
home have little idea Of the sacrifices men
OF culture and refinement. often Of noble
birth, make for the furtherance of Chris
tiAnity. and the hard-hips and priv ations
they heroically endure.
Traveller. tell Of one who. though com
paratively young. falls a victim ~ starNa.
ton and fever. OF another who has seen no
European. except perhaps . fellow priest
at long intervals. for the space OF thirty
years Of third driven from his station
and forced To nv for his life. The anguish
OF such absolute loneliness and isolation
alone would he intolerAble without tie
-u-tAining power OF divine grace Euro.
pean customs. habits. luNuTies. are al
abandoned from the moment they set foot
on the shores of China parents. friends AMI
home are in many cases heard Of no more,
and they know that their graNe- will he
When thsy LETT IL belle France they len
4 without any hope OF return. No w0rk
I, too hard for them. no living too poor:
they are not deferred ny epidemic of sick-
ness OF threatened massacre, they have
simply deN oted themselves to the pTopHEa.
ton Of the faith. aud nothing ian turn
them from their purpose. They wear The
dre~s Of the chinese, "a; their food. con.
form to their customs and habits, shave
themselves with thu natives as FAR a. possi-
Tn. great mortality among the mis-
stonATtez." SAYS writer on China, cannot
be AItributed to the climate. for diplomats
and Con sul- bear their residence IN 'hins
well enough. IL !. 10 he explained ~ ne
hard lives they lead. especially the chinese
food. the want of medical help and the pr'-
Vationz Of every kind 10 which they re
exposed the inde-CTibabiy hlthy state ot
the towns and houses. the lack Of real prt-
Vacy and uui,t. In most Instances the rIts.
siOnaTy occupies chinese house, with mug
floor. q straw bod psper Windows. devoid
OF every kind Of comfort.
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From ~ l'AIIisiHhiI Rsrsrd
There j. a f,nou. historical rock on the bankS
~ fHs NrNhruy IuNrr. near franklin. NenAngO
county. anpNu the Indian tod Rock. shich
T. If. .rnpo-~d 20 move "a Franklin to IasuTe IIs
.Yr,--ertsHou. ~ - nEurrd that the rock. which
tear. Indian hleroEyphics. weighs shout rs
tu.- Itls believed mat u can be nfted from it,
Foundation IN hale IN parI. ny ona>pf the ralI
tpaA ,lran rTaErs and ioaded on car ana uken
L, FRANKLIN n has be-n visited by thousand. ~
urr.on.. among thssn many scientific mrn Who
nave pronouBccd Il an indian relic ~ much bis
'orifal worth
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onsIaIy "Noat NeTnaR." Not Mount
Nrrnan

To tHE LpfroR 90 Tar SIS. ~ IN recent
I,,ue % THr SIS our friend Howard Coos OF
Cinrord y " take. exception - ms way Of
pc IIng The nAmr Of th~ pretty uluc 'oNn Of
Mont Nsrnon. ~ a, here Nriten
rnrlO-s the of1rial uostmars Of the toSn
-r owing that nyi- sam ant are Of ihr sam"
.alul on thts uiournto TOYS ~ puesuOn
~ .s~u.s Hsris mat thi- IA, been the rorreci
,p,IIlnE slnrr the toRu "A, ~ctusd. fOT have Ia
ny po,sessi0a hundred year old copy Of the
t4-rs- p Csp'rs'. weekly raVrr formerly pub
I,h~d Ia he uciEhooTing town ~ Amherst In
Ahlch usc name appear, a. Mont NcrnSn
! mt Ia the C4bsnst the following remark from
sa,,or Richard 10, Iston shlch nay intsrs>I NJ
Goa. A.. iruoN CiuEcn Ms MAritA Kicker VINO in
tend. 70 rf,u Tor tioycruor o. New Hampshire
woman 100 poutrSS i uss montey IN a
10, ,rup ,hc rAu 80 no ruod aud may 10 rr"at
deal o. harm. l.
Nv ADgk IulN u
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zILE or THE WRONGDOER.
ENesnpiincatIon Ot the Limitations o'
Present Day rrnoIoEy.

10 IN EpuoE 90 IHE SIS ~ In
IHE s. notice the account NJ a Young
wan az l. Who Ms fugltiNe from q
reform hool m penn-yiN ania and that the
IA nit "f h'ting h,s nail, led tn his arrest
It would Ne well " -one one VoUld interest
him self ~ thi- unfortunate young man >
use 10 ordeV to proven making wreck of
NJ " hU,r .tls
The Htp.t Nat l"l 10 hi- di~' cverN shoN =
A yer, urr! Du- state that cause great >1lf-
f.ring audi - -ubiect -u,h apeTson To TART Ter
ruutshturtt BE- most cruel niori unItely
trr peoi.ls IA charge 81 reform schools
~. and s'feul l,.spr.s terTillN hardened.
and no one SHOWS tu. suffering that - m
n,'sd Upon 'N- reiple-S youths and 'hu
dren plaD~i IA their are.
\ Et Nutr - IHF StN
NlW IuNIoN. conn. luly ~
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From iAS Warrington .Sf9T
Poor Aigernon W AIDE hold 20 eat
\ piece Of ordinary pie.
IL brought Eim misery complete.
Ne almost thought that ne would de
CiarindA. on the other hand.
when ~ was ninety In the shade
Ate chocolates which she said we're grand
And washed them doN uith lemonade
she took ICE cream with syrups pink
Inui there Nas no keeping count
she quite exhausted. pcople thtnk.
Inc menu AZ the spda fouut
Win saitrd Almouds she m Atg frrc
she swallow rd pickles 10y the scOre
4 sAlad che rfhcctt with gle~
Nud then ssrenrly Urdt red more
Now Why docs nature thus contriNe
The boAstcd strength Of man 10 fOut'
Why docs ClaTinda thus survive.
While Algern0R Il down add QUIT
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Judge JOHNSoS Of the kansas city Court o.
Appcals m an opinion given this morning made
% ven PLAIN that the courts OF the oounub tase
ludicial notice Of the tact that mule viii aicS
k.Hsds Cug >i4'
And Missouri. that once prlded herself
on b~lng the greatest mule state. never
knew that No wonder Texas took the
honor from her
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AFTER the Comet.

PROM ~ MIR .>sniHs.
One Of or corTss pondehts beinE told by an Old
lady fsV Werts ago thai u vas no USE Ia renew
her subscription Ia the paper any more. a. HaI
To-, = comet NHs going IA put end IN the Worid
prrtry soou. sod nut don't you want IN read
an ACCOUNT Of the whole affair a. soon - u 10
nvrr'- That ! Nlu. answered the Old lady
up, and she renewed her suo~erip
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Ilsle. ln GeeTHIa.


Prov, fhs NSifria GLid"H
stran ger coming into this state ~
pose that We were the most mii'ap FOL-.
frssion Al people IN The world l'rr' 80
runs . soda 'ognt l. .do,t0f ever ..
mAstss a -profr>~or every ili'ie-ar .'
commissioner II Judge, every 'ip'Hit'-,
lawyer 4, . colonel The result Of itsI 10 'H
We are mAkink- ourselves Tiaiealous.
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4 MI.ssariaa In Ds1bt.

Fr.rl me kaHsus tHy star
When in doubt a. 90 the rtop~r form ~
20 us~ employ all three, a. Brady haEi
lie got HIAed up In writing Of his Trip ' ..
Glrardeau but got out gracefully. a. viin'r-
-Thts year howeVer took the blt In or 100
promised the old lady neW calico ar.
having secured our ucket borrOscd - "l
b,,. from our friends aud on Tuesday tu'
~. sit set Eat out for ~. Louis
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Progress In boston

Mayor FIrLGFRAID of I;Oston has
ben contemplating his town. lie finds
II untidy II not worse lts streets are
Lt'rrci With waste Of various kinds
Peanut shells hanana pcels. scraps Of
paper. luncheon boxes dlsiiRIr. th"
pr,r,iIaI rarks aud thTUughtarrs
NH.rr IIIIEl RAID ,a.s
..f.. ra',I.. ne NOS, patnour Eo,tonian
cd. not SATAN maj bic fellow cluGsns show any
pSIue liar puGe u The ApgsSgaass Of TIE public
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To rHE EpuoR ~ THs SIN !S'T Please allow
me TO indor~e most heartily the entiments CT.
pressed In the letter signed An Odd Fashioned
GirI' In 10 dAy SCS aud 10 add my ASSURANCE
20 hers that the speri-s u not eAtinet. Although
earning my own living. ! think I may cou .cien.
tiously subscribe myself ANOTHER one
NEw NoEE. July "
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Deals aad nnlEHs.

To rHE EprroN oT THE SUs .,U In tn day
SIS a correspondent. pondsring the dented milk
-,n, and "a, they hold lsss Than ansien ted con
rI.t.-, that dent must mean a corresponding
llrgr" Please ss-ure him that he dent Il the
bulge tho draIer has on the retailer sAsa.
NV oNk. July ~.
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To raw RpTToR OF TIVE srS--S,r The most
surprlslne news item growing out Of the battle
Of the rrntury" was this -On the night before the
hattie Johnson wAs found reading . hook entitled
The Conflict HetWern Modern Science and The
oloxy'- WIN wonders never crAse"
PORTLAND. ore. July J. USCtG MUS
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whyF

The sphinx pTopounded . riddle
since each tArr II Improvement on per
fect.on why GOss any object 70 more reyt-
sion" she asked.
Nalnly she awaited an answer
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-N0 u'l'ltu1'1h IN ono GINiflrt IN ~.
Between 1901 and 1905 both tho Demo-
Gratis and the Republicans were still
increasing their voting strength. the
Republican gain IN this Period was $50.
tho Democratic aG21 Between 1875
and 1919. however the Republican
growth was not only arrested tut
oeSu.'.i - q decrease of -. whilc tho
Dcwp.rttic augmentation wis ,orr..
upor'in.Iv cr"n'"r Thur h"'wocn iyS
and '"" ~" p"rup'rr'r' gtin WIS D., a,r
WI" .Hr OBJ" "i.A' ""ar- ~ u1s r' Co..
~ against G,s,n irr rhn Republicans. or
alEnost four tunes as much, In the
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adpruz. - giving direct primary nOIninat-
tion a lie" literature sheriff NORTOS,
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= on 'vtsrds Tho ~ Is EHA -sanGSc'tgts fo'
ru'sarsr v'sA ,, Aats 'ssosd a'ciss rsfEfHsd ises
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-28
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER
RITORY OF HAWAII.
AT CHAMBERS
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Harold
Lord, Deceased.
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The undersl Ened having been appoint
ed administrator of the estate Of Harold
Lord. above named. BY order Of Honor
able William ]. Robinson. Third Judge
of said Circuit Court. sitting at cham
bers in probate in the above entitled
court and cause on the 22d day Of Oc-
tober, 1910:
All persons holding claims against
the estate of said Harold Lord are
hereby notified to present the same,
duly authenticated and with proper
vouchers. if any exist, even if the claim
IS secured by mortgage upon real estate,
to the undersigned administrator, at
Honolulu aforesaid. within siv months
from the date Of the first publication
Of this notice, or within siv months
from the date on which such claims
SHALL fall due, and any claims against
7aid estate which sail not he so pre-
scented viii be forever barred. and the
undersigned administrator viii not be
authorized to pay the same,
Dated at Honolulu, Territory Of IIa-
wau, this 29th day Of October, 1919.
EDWARD 4. SOTTHWOPTH,
Administrator of the Estate Of Harold
Lord, Deceased, Interstate.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-28
BY Authority
BILL NO. Is.
ORDINANCE NO

ORDINANCE NO
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE PROTECTION OF FOOD AND
FOODSTUFFS FROM CONTAINING
TON BY FLIES AND OTHER IN
SECTS.