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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Holland, tia.s Aatrn ~ AtlV.
Editor q ne 7fua Democrat
Plesss allow ne space n you coinmn
- regard 3 NJ. 3. D. otooianirs'a en-,
di6aeg e. ~ Legi1latcrs.
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By. Ihags nvst noehbor g Him fof
saVaal ysam ant I novw LIVED by .
n1l1 ran.
1t1at tek faIy rrrotls q nIllls
~ fhaf A hes asked IT, end (
Ds lho gbot people 81 E.eon cenntS
eIa rrt Iholr shonlirr % the nheSi end
p n g ihe fsrnf
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

W M Ch
~ 81
81 ae.gll.a. uaa g
M 1 Hc thia wesk.
aas enit Gases OF I'm
81 dan's. IS
wa 81 Jacksonville. vas
q ihs Aiekief House
ishard Lcnr went down 81
- spriags to visit as friend.
~ g. EIls. this week
Judge Oven e again able 70 b % be
Office afleF eon6nement at bic home 81
slelne foF several weeks.
p. p. Cllnard, q ven known elti.
1sn q Crawfordville. stopped e tie
NlekleE House MoadaY.
lhc most delicious ica cream serve
e Holmes Drug Co. SCI
81. J. Hodgea, travelling Cor q large
ccneoln Of Chicago. was registered Be
Ne Miekier House this week.
Parties h the city desirs ths erection
ef new forty room hotel Who win
81 TIE capitalist 20 bRild it3
NJ. and Mrs. G. W. Saxon spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends h
Quincy, going over 10 their new auto
Mr.. Milton A. Smith entertained
her Sunday school class Of twenty-five
college girls &c hoE home on Park av-
enue Saturday evening.
n. Griffin JohnsOu sod this week
go acres Of land near Arran 10 Nc
Callum Brothers, extensive turpsntine
opsrstos.
zaek Fem is running q fun hedvod
mensgeris &c bic home, and takes great
delight h attending 70 the wants Of bio
animals.
Il hprobabIs that The True Demo.
crat WIN b able 10 announces within
q lev weeks hat handsome modern
opera hoase win Be erected here thIsI
summsr o. fan.
John q. Patterson. Of chairos,
haa 50 efieiontly served the e0un-
q the school board. announces n
this Issue FOR reelection.
NJ. and br1. AlcFain, who are max
ing pleasnrs trip through West Fiori-
"a, spent 3 few days b this city this
week and were guests ct the Mieklsr
house.
Mr.. Arthur Corey. Of Quincy. and q
few Of his friends passed through here
Sunday en- route 70 MonticeIlO "a q
Ford automobile, returning through
here 9 few days later.
Our soda waters, creams and other
drinks are pureat and best. Holmes
~ Company. B-2t
: Messrs. re. Lindsay. W. z. Aver
con, w. P. Gillespie and n. c. Hutch-
ings, o. Moultria. Ca, spent Monday
night here sn route % 81. Marks on 9
fishing nip.
Al incendiarys ere completely de-
siroysd the servants quarters at the
Suburban home of'Mr. Tully. west Of
Re city. last night An alarm vas
tnEnsd n from box - but the Gre Was
esyond the city HmIas-
Orders now being taken By Chitten.
den GO. for Taller Made Suits 10 -
delivered before Easter. o.
John Tucker shot and killed Adam
Courtney Sunday night "a TIE Fslkel
planiatlon b he northonstssn portion
81 tbe county. Tucker Wns board os-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Orders now being taken By Chitten.
den 4 Co. for Tailor Made Suits 10 bc
delivered before easter. o.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Al incendlarys Ere completely de-
stroysd the servants quarters at the
nuburban home of'Mr. Tully. west Of
re city. last night An alarm wa
lnrnsd u from box q but the Ore ives
beyond the city limits.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Joln Tucker shot and killed Adam
Courtney Sunday night "a TIE Folkel
planiatloa b he nogthoartssn portion
e the county. Tucker Wns hQ1nd o.
Rto he grad jury Monday ~ ". +.
AvcIitk Justice % aho poacs. Ths
tsoublgollzinntsS ovssawom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
TOLSTOI had
FAMILY ROW
DIFFERENCES ONER COPYRIGHTS
Caused INTERMEDIATES.
The COUNT IS IMPROVING
ucrul Nursing RcNNc- Hopes of Saw
Ing the Life nf Aged
\uthOr.

lN Associated Press
rua RUSSIA Noy l5- Count LEO
rol-toi il, urerlng from bronchitis
aud oNmg 10 q hah foyrr. is IN an
extremely weak condition a messaee
from hs daughter Alexandra who is
nursing him no \stopyn gtpug this In
formations adds tmt the physicians
HoN uo Immediate danger threatens.
rulstoi suffered from severe at-
urI, ol bronchitis in the wntcr of
l9ON'und us q result was susceptible
to thc disease when Doc exposed him
HrIl 90 ihr long journey u The cold
aud rain
Tho bonn" of the station master at
As1poya is ulitr comfortable aud tho
patiout ls rrcoiytue Mdlmll attention
1t tbo hands of his physicians Count
Dv folstot after the llrst shock,
.v used Dos her husbands Abandonment
l.. his home ana family, displayed as-
.touishIng energy thls morning and in
sisted upon being taken to the count.
accompanied 10y her sons ana Cont
Vladimir Tohertkor Who ms for-
ulorh rolsioi's representative In Eng
lmd. sllr proceeded 20 ANapova by
special train
THO illnoss OF the author brought
ph"ut the recommendation between the
countess ANA Toherikofi, whose en-
uttered feelings 40 recent months
used Tnsioi murh anguish,
Count fohortl,oG was summoned by
telegraph to Nnsnayu ppllapn. where
he Joined the Countess and her
Sons Trlsioi himself IN y letter. had
expressed desire foe Tpherikors
'llosonce
rise diltrrencos between the Count
rss nnd roherikofl arose over rolstoFs
literary lrkhr' Tnhefikoh had co.'s
'rctrd q large quantity Of unpublished
material copies OF iiadil Mnrat Toll
stoi's laie-t work and other stories.
1s wen as various documents which he
Nad been lotwardlng for snfekeeplng
10 England Thesp he Intended to
, u1rr for Gree publication.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
KANSAS TOWNS
BUILD A ROAD
HOLIDAY ~ DECLARED WHILE
PEOPLE or COUNTY JOIN
HANDS on ROAD.

BY Associatod prrs
Independence, Eas, Nov l5,--
Practlcaly every ahlc-bodied man i'm
this county today lcnr hand toward
building new road between here and
Correyvile. Is miles away about
i,50O mon being engaged In the work
The road was completed with the eN-
ception Of the spreading OF u az
nightralI which win DE- completed
later.
II ie the plan of the good roads or
gan2ation which made possible the
building Of The thoroushfare today
to continue TO Improve. every highway
in the county IN the same manner.
p, j. James. editor Of the indie
pendence Reporter was responsible
for the movement Ry holding a se-
rics of public meetings he aroused the
interest of both farmers and business
men In the project and a subscription
list was started Some gave money
and others gave the use OF teams or
automobiles and somo donated labor.
a holiday was declared IN Coffey-
vllc and here 80 that everybody might
have an opportunity to help build the
highway Or Charles \ Wells, fa-
thcr Of the ATorynnd good roads law.
was present.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
Gnllrie NrtlNe Aanin.

special 10 HE World
Guthrie, okla, Nov lj.--Thc state
Supreme court today by its decision
had the effect cr causing an immediate
resumption Of nll state business at
Gmthire The few departments which
moved "a Oklahoma city have moved
back and each department head who
was ordered TO move to Oklahoma
CITY by Governor Haskell today sent
cut an calls dated from Guthrie. The
criminal court Of appeals which had
been holding back opinions pending
the c1ptal decision will hand down
eighty opinions with few days.
There Is much speculation ms to
whether Haskell viii come back to
Guthrie. It Is believed that he viii
not as most of his duties are such az
are not required to he performed at
the o'pital Of the state. It Is gencr-
ally believed that the governor will
hrlng cvcry possible Influence TO bear
10 secure the adoption Of o law rcmov-
ing the capital to oklahoma city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
CLEAR MYSTERY
OF ALBATROSS
MISSION FINDS REMAINS or
SCIENTIFIC EXPEDiTION DE-
STRONEn RN CNNNlB\I.S,

Gy Asso,.aDcd prcs.
Victoria. R C Nov a. The
investor. ,r fourteen yoars concerning
i, INA ,.,.i.. ..,.u,,r,. .y.
''. '"' wy '' ''
ptdil'on nom lhe hn'i Nl'''r's' W.
tho solomon lAund wos cleared up
n Inc finding of tbo remnins Of the
..s,,t.n n, a., s.,n,., t.r,rds
~ ~, ''' =" ,''' ,.'l. hs IN.
,,V s.,n, San
,,...'' w., ,,i.,,. 1,,. ~.ns ,r ,b.
'I'.'''t'..,' -, ,. ..ns M. .,r.
,....t..d a..
y.,,.1,, s,or,
o'l "" Nv ''''''''' ''
N.r,'"'" ,n...,. ,...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
NEGRO LYNCHED
AT MANNF0RD?
TILSN PASSENGERS on \. V. q
W. REPORT MOBBlNG or
SHAVER on WHITE MAN.

Incoming passengers on the a. VI
80 vs.. train. which roachcd Tulsa at
NiO O'Clock last night brought the
news that am attempt had been made
ut Munord Okla tn lynch a negro
for the killing of d White man at OF
I've Yesterday afternoon. As commu-
nlcauon could not hc established tho
Wu eNtcut or the trouhlc could not
be learned
ftis @ld that after killing the white
man the negro 0rd from olive IN
creek county 90 Tcrlon in pawnee
CmutN whore be was captured hy
friends of the slain man. llc wQs bo-
lug returned 90 the scene of The XIII
ing on me train when an mfurated
moh took procession of the negro at
Munuford aud executed summary jus.
ucc. 10 Is said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
A COURT BLOI>.'
FOR OKLAHOMA
sUPRFME COUET HOLDS CNpIrNL
RIMONNI4 ELECTION INVALID.
SPECULATION NOW RIFE
Attorney For Metropolis Says Gov
orLOr VIII can Extra
session,

20 tIt. Wn.II
Guthrio Ol,.a. No,. Although
snstoininp tho contention ,f Okaho-
,,a cit tbpi tne prlrelnns of the
r,nsra..ional lugbliug Act regard
tue tne location of tnc state capltai
,e thcr lollI oft,ct ot statchnnd or
II 4oop ns amended hy the state. was
supreme court found technical Flaws
in thc initiative hin submitted ON June
n. and In NJ thrco-rold opinion to-
loy declared tho election nun and
y.lI.
Assnclote Jnstlcr Tmucr wrote tho
main opinior of tbo ron,a ana ,hcrr
were Two other oufr.,ns one by
HAYES. pmn and Williams with dif-
fprant roaeonr rur tnp suae concm-
.,ons and ono hy Justice Kane. up-
holding the moral oh'igauon of the
loto 10 keen The contpact entered into
win the nation I'm asrop inc the terms
oI tho annbllnr p,t
snocuIuttou ms tn ghat roursc COY
ornor Hasl,ell ana the other state Of
Ncrts now AT Ol,ahoInn civ WIN pur-
.u. fs nnv rife.
Immediately ortor the court hand
cl down il, decision. walter A. Led
b.,er wbo urepar,d po oklahoma
rin hiu declared that Governor
u.,.ltoU Womb cnIl +, speciul session
g., IN. Iepislatura ot oncr tn ratlrv
,,, jlI This is considered lmprob-
.Ilo os thc court in addition to de-
,lotinp Tho olection invalid fonnd fa-
tal flaws in tho form of the bill IT,
self rspeoIaln In TIM. n Mas not
drawn In complinca with the re-
l.orirementg oi ne initiative and ref
,rondnm.
Jlstloe Turner's opinion enters
deenly into tho theories in which the
,,d'ng of the court was boged while
,he concurrIn, orinicn law rIayrs FUR
a,shos the most concise law anG out-
tposcn decisions
Tho CONT hold that tbe proyislons
of tho Enabling Act ana of the ord
lnnnce of the constitutional convon-
tiop occcptlnc the terms of the En-
nh'iap Act which reouire thnt Tho
cauital of Tho stato shnu not he
changed from Guthrie nrior to tho
yp3r 1914 are void for The reason
that # was not within the mower Of
Congress 10 impose such conditions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
TWO HELD ron ROBBERY.
Butler aud cook Caught la phila'
delphlu.

B. Asspcuted Press
phiIadolphta NoN 15- Charged
with having stolen leweiry valued at
more than $4,000 Samuel ltuhie nc
Far Roclmwav g. y. and win im-
piicauon ia other hg lrwelry rob-
berries. lhola DE Meulmcestcr and
John pe Lotta were arrested today
be Lolita was employed ln me Kubie
home az a butler while the Woman
was employed as "a cook at the time
the robbery occurred
Among other iewelry robherIos
with which the police are trying 20
connect them ls That which occurred
i'm the residence of Charles Gillette,
on Prairie avenue IN the city OF Chr
cagO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
WILL PROBE TWO
BANK FAILURES
70 INVESTIGATE
TULSA MD BAtTHESVIiLE
BANKS WHICH FELL.

By Associated Press
Washington. y G., Nov Is The
department ~ iustlce has assigned a
special ugent TO investigate the failure
al the Farmers National hank at Tulsa
nklua in la0e and the failure of tho
American National bank at PARTIES
Nllc pklaa about The same time. The
failure OF the banks was coincident
With the failure Of the Columbia Trust
company nt oklahoma City. The OBJ
luct OF the Investigation "a to deter
ume 20 there is criminal liability In
my ~ tho fQilures
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
Cannot convene legislature.

BY Associated Press
Guthrie, okla, Nov, l5--lt has heen
discovered that the term OF the mem-
htrs Of the state legislature VIII expire
November 18Th, ana II Is said that an
EXTRA session viii he called Tor No
,emher goth. as has heen announced.
Under this holding the old legislature
cannot lie oonvoked and its acts VIII
10 Illegal The constitution provides
that the terms Of the members OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
Overcome by Fumes.

lly Associated Press
Denver, Coll Nov 15 Mrs, Fred
McCariy was overcome and her two
ycar-old son sufiocated IN the second
stor. Of an apartment house by
fumes from a fumlgating preparation
IN use on the floor below. They were
found hy Mccsrty. a swltchman, upon
returning from work Mrs McCarty
Wlll recoyer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16

mst legislature snail expire fifteen
days after the election iu 1908 and
thereafter the terms shall Hbe for two
Scala
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-16
am. WEATHER,

Washington. Now l5.--oklahoma-
Rain Wednesday ana probably
THURSDAY
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11

One OF te hngs Of the greatest Importance Hawaii and 10
Hawian Hllh, accomplished Washington
three terms delegate has been the securing appropriations which
the scientists nation
possible 8
that the appropriations found insufficient for the scientists
their for the benefit of all mankind completely thy
desired but the poaum has been voted some for the
heretofore
As this already world of
the brink Of discovery Applying what had dis
covered the Philippines by Moses T. Cg Doctor Cue and Doctor Bncke
hoHS Hawaii discovery eproy
all the the world
pished early eprosy within reach
but is afact that the scientists succeeded covering the
imnay steps leading that
Already
being with already
discovered only requires the denomination
At the time the Kaawao suspended, owing
appropriation the scientists
Kh will be able his good securing needed
Molokai will be the first
things % be TO him his to Washington
is cnted in the experiments to be carried
countries in which leprOy has not its victims
of dreadful
win
rejoice.
provided this
Ku succeeded before
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
THE YOUNG MANS CHANCE.

probably
voters by who the of
citizenship and have privilege casting first ballots every
American history the determining
final This conservatism odm
satisfy formerly Republican
bo that his ability capablty
the of
cupidiy This repuated people years
Realizing this he knows that his only hope for the
talking perstently other questions
showing whockbity
Republican this
the champion of the principles of and prosperity which placed
Nation worlds
the leadership Kuho the iis
Republican
the successful of his
Hawaii should feel peculiar interest results
folly
the If this Territory listen evil
policy reaction, baneful will fall
the The
who their month should believe they
taking active in the struggle Such action
a
will
made republican
Hawaii advance proudly the political
history Territory
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
THE FEDERAL SITE.

question reopen
lulu opportunity recommendations
beautiful old ad
site they
probable they appreciated
an
beauty its chief impressions
hard eradicate visitor who finds
Ouy and arangd opinion of it, opinion which he
buildings hormiss throughout the their
architecture
fully thougout of stability
visitors their in the city
Judiciary building
which Fortunately has
to
Irwin
building
squalid
buildings stables
unghy objects The is build
Honolulu the would add the
of the structure.
centrally ocated-oy blocks from the
King 1t far be of the
business section that
walk to few minutes 1t closer the heart of the
Capitol Judiciary buildings
Of their being out of the
The Mahuka entirely small for the sized building that needed
and evident that if the entire block acquired it will
and
construction of the building another site would
the Irwin site offers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
JAPAN AND NAVAL EXPANSION.

JAPAN like the nations the West is faced with the problem ncas
ing the Jill Shmpo of Toxic,
uphoder strong navy
special construction
which calculated
to position
of the pOwer that she could
additional
cabinet the opinion that
finance hut OF very existence of country
present the calculations show thirteen
built program
9ga modest attar with the
modest the naval estimates which,
ordinary extraordinary combined
emergency
program.
surprising China
of the great should have begun attention
indeed it has been always merely question Of before the unhappy
would Rising
uecumbng people
be
first they raised grandeur, the IT, then
determines the competition
from suppong will
in to It's enc
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
wHATEvER HAPPENS, ROME surrERs

In the political situation Spain
thing
to be the Roman Catholic Church has Portugal
the revolution
and had already action
with that umbled the
n
revolte their
destroying buildings going
the dcabe lengths of dragging dead from their
hibing bodies
But
of toward
did hesitate their church schools
the
ing events in Spain and Portugal
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
PuR11o INJuRY FoR PERSONAL GAM.

Perhaps Mr. Mcclellan the lone Democratic be
that it is chiefly responsible for
building Mcclellan chiefly
nothing member of the constructive
and of preventing other members of the board
doing anything worth while if he could help it.
the building ordinance should of itself be enough to
he has done
injury will remedy. Mr.
aided
his policy responsible for the dsgTaceul
throughout the city that have rushed
dd with the ordinance
the further erection of such
tell the truth in the matter that he hopes
holding ordinance the political of those whose
activities the the ordinance would curb
Mcclellan stands his record he has mighty insecure footing
S a bad fall about November s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
DOCTOR RAYMoND's STAND.

The of Doctor Raymond that left the
rather dation of Nc
white
will
probably be followed by public the of others that they
McCandles his
should Nothing platform
nothing any public
opportunity Democratic
the others lending him
support appearing the ticket with him.
tumble onclable ideas combined
The various attempted explanations
of of insults
ellgence than appeals
any good why should the support
of VIVA S mott paying failed mention it.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11

One of the foushng countries the American continent today is
hong result necessity tremendous
ldtme residents
great
recently
willingness the alien labor that
more be
there poub
for the wOrkth there is to do immigration
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
A "BABY" CRY.

fair sample Of the amenh" being used in his
the Hawanns by L. b. Mcnnde the following report
Of the Democratic candidates speech o September Discussing
immigration he said
The babies the land weeping hungry you
let immigrants be imported viii o
that your wives and your children starving You cling
te Republicans who are responsible
Such assertions the above only mighty cheap mcodramat
pollell but hey arc absolutely without wanani IN fact
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11

Ambitious become Amcanzed in order that they realize the full
a Pacific
English books
getting into the public schools
English application while the older
attending time the night schools
city, eighty seventy Russian learning that
that Taft is Car The Russians
both the language and what is what in the three RS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11

The Toxic Jill discovered missionaries school teachers
officials territory of That
recommends that all religious secular teachers and all officials from
wives thus the assimilation of the The Jill states
Fegy the compelled by Japanese
hopefully that il generally understood that they quite
wllin
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11

The Organic Act states that must be twenyOne Of
before rulings the board Of registration that
mus De menyon and month Nowhere n he law does 5e
qualified when be registers, hut he must
would the face o. this that
whose birthday today and November ought 70 be
10 GET on the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
immigration for Hawai-
Ramnhamahn ON r.nhnr.

Kanshsmehn ON labor 4 1T
@ s 9pss0n has been live issue in Hawaii the
o Society in 1855 Of the drabiy from the
II do not doubt but that many landowners who would
@ss ' WITH ?B fa. ss ' ss@ ss' ss
safe V S s 5 DO sS o 4 6
ss g R HEs S conditions Of Hawaii outlined
immigration.
fact n aSs fa s Sf b g %TsGn o % United States
during Republican ADMINISTRATOR Of James wpn,os he ass 90
g I was nearly all u9kd labor
States government and @ IN respect T the workings Of the United
from the European eonPeD un A qtSPo some
h RR ae e nf oss customs S4y Of '% Of our
every respect developing agriculture s dn sA s O ee
country As this BY immigration mainland win
Away. been in
industry people Compelled prosperity at
manufacturing improved CULTIVATION of the son'hfe e
patty history 0 ns shown a i is9 tRe nst half ene
Satn vePe not Ts9 sy ene
Bat up 'ps GHited 5ates immigration stimulated BY Republicans has
p s'S @psnt anna aia n 'a sa
There are T,t two treason reasons for for this 1..
haI6o upon alien labor
Because market for American in decreased in the
Platform
%S7 s:7 ere to en-
only otSer n aRa 4sOo are en-
sR doea AWAY h e ad talk sSsa aaa
% ',Hs' mt ssssa sG R @ @ 'as s ss2s
3 ssERRS4s f SSp TERRITORY Ssfs 4Ss
was Immigration %0 does mot mean lower for
aas aSa abd sS' s f. ana
States aa :n' s1 e
people noTe Business s' meant d4 oFe P
where there wages Hawaii %a0 or
policy of immigration by bring people
6 mi9s n E S need u good If this
wages By all means let immigration higher wages
Prosperity Wages
% se ayS' Spanish aG%y tn 5 s. %
Bs tass ess' ts Sy tt s sss''e to
building Rs G S9 Iayaase money making 4gsa as are
money affd 5'f T tRs Shape Ts'@ If
,ss f5 T5s5 9f land now
g5 sss S ] ris..
engineers on railroads. and DS R TS noTo ha T
way whereby prevented from
hmm Immigration has been build country world
immigrants Children aa n aG eh h y Children az Sn
problems not a"st @ gsS S aPd ss
from Immigration for bp u & %e have nothing fear
j Oriental PrspOnderance
e tho G % order atP We condition a have
They increasing While R our Hawaan
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