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THE PAClfro OOlniSBOIAL tDVniKm, ft.nwr.
IN HAWAII
OCTOBER 4, 1900.
MAY BE INCREASED
A
Legislature Can Fix
Higher Rate.
.i.nwr, FXTRA SESSION
ALL" iv- -
. pot f si t r a . -a a .
WILL NO I BC INtLARY
jrney-Oeneral Dole's Opinion is That a Re
trospective Law is Legal in the
Premises.
fr.,m 'fc.v-f- all
Mve
a fixed (barge, w
rrov d V'T ffrct of Pr,or transactions,
. In eo tr:rH-ctlv- arc not for-
lion - ? m by th 8,a,' Con.tiiu.
OMeVtE? balded further that no other
's h KX'"tS 10 th,"m lB retro-
Jvi 1- ",'n,d P-mU r.-trrspectlvely."-'Joley
I Constitutional Limitations, pag.
AS TO VKHTKI) RIGHTS.
auL? Act of be within the m
, vlM0,;V,f WtlTe power. It Is
3 vtZS d aft?" at It divest, vest
r f ". Tht re Is no clause, either in
Vr ,Li n""nl,on or th nted States or
r tr X , , w,,alth' wnlch Prohibits
nWW'' Tn" "Tlslation can-
Impair tbe obligation of a contract
T pass an ex post facto law. for both
f.P'V7,,y for' '!,!-"- But an ex post
fr. k, r one wnlh mak"8 M act pun
!? n!.hKn n'"nn'r n hkh It was not
Jl' tcher vs. Peck. 8 Cranch. l. Kx post
.IWo laws relate to penaj and criminal
Preceding, which Impose punishments
.J L ' ani1 "ot to clvil proceed-
12"'.. V,ne" Private rights retro
t" ti. lv itetrnsn ,.tlv 1.... --j cr.
. . 41 ., ' Bill! Oll-
ould be ' divesting vested rlirhta ni...
iw ) r,. . . . . . " . . v -
r ur impairing the obligation of
take ut UM IHttH
i ft of th. Civil Taws of iwr; de- c. ntracts. do not fall within the pro'ilb"
at. "No Ihw shall have, any retro- ve contain. ,1 m the Constitution of the
pa-ratlon." I nlted States, however repugnant thev
n.tt
ra. It Is re
li i t ..n 71 c
piiMlc doc
prnv..t I
i f.ir It will h po
l.rtflsUture t take
,.. ,,. , ..aa.iry
y lr In the nrcea-
untll the ml!., of
M January 1st. wm
"ih Up lb' - tide
! r t.. . irpos of the qu.s'lon sub
mitted to me. the word, "except as here
in provided," are ISBSBaterlal. as said Con
tinn contains no exception authoris
Irr a retrospective tax law.
r ought not to bo a matter of doubt
hr tie Constitution of the late Re
P'lldle has been repealed by ConarVsn: but
tn ranlo Act t so rareleosly drawn
in this respect that what should bo as
tftsar as sunllaht is a question
r ict Inn.
. tlons 1 and C of the Onranlc Act de-
rlanro: "Wot Ion . That the phrase 'the
laws of Hawaii.' as used In this Act wrth
out 'luallfytnv; words, shall mean the Con
. f 'i'ion and laws of the Republic of Ha
' wll. In force of the Bth day of Auarust,
t bo Ma. nt the time of the transfer of the
.. of sovereignty of the Hawaiian Islands to
th- t'nlf.'d Ntte of America.
The Constitution and stal'ite laws of
Kepubllc of Hatwatl then in force, set
n a compilation made by Sidney
M Mallou under 'the authority of the
ith -ew MNw the r..ff. r. ' '-ltur- ' and p-.bllsb.d In two vol-
.n . ntitled 'Civil lawi and 'Penal
tawi r. .peeMv.-lv. and In tl.e s s-lon
i is ii ' k. litws of the legislature for the session
v j'- '.. h- p m- p r'PTed to In this Act as 'Clr
, il l.ws.' 'Penal .Laws.' aid 'Session
SSlfWHWt at Washing- tjW,
. -' T: C the lam of Haa.tli not
thi
than t
ruetom
j tn . ii'
n a t of the Lealsla- may he to the l.rln, i..w . , .
........ w.e Fame noiy. a.uer vs. Hull. 3 lallas
f the Constitution of the late Bnlterlte vs. Matthevson. 2 Pet . 413; Wat-
..e. in. i. r.K'Ppi RS ncre- e. ,llTI IT, l et.,
.1 Pi.IPnlliAf.lll.' las W tl .a. " ' t
. ' - " - e- . n- nr-K'-ini: (H .,,.,! frf,m ,v, nn,
ot of th Court by Judge Sharswood. 51
SSSI
T hu l,.!l,..l.. . . . .
. ,,k unanimous d.-clslon was
......eren ny mo supreme Cottrt of the
I nlted States, Cnnenter et a!, vs. the
Crnnnon wealth of Pennsylvania 17 How
quote me opinion of the Court in
iuii. I ne Irf-jclslature of 1 '. nnxvlv an i i
in !... adopted a law by which all Inher
it! ecoa, tiintr within this Common-
wewnn, lilc-h. t.v the intestacv nf the
01 con- win or ary decedent, should devolve 'up.
-mi omer man me father, mother, wife.
cM dren or lineal descendants' of such
p rson should be subject to the payment
01 a lax. now nxed at 5 per cent."
Punt. Dig. U8. motion 1: "The a tax
itm nts under this A t . r. onfined to th.
pnperty whl. h mlglit te within the Com-
n.ft. wealth. '
n e ommonwealth vs. Smith. 5 Harr
M2: In March. POO. by an explanatory
A' t. It was le. lared that the words 'be
ink within this Commonwealth.' shall Ik
cci strued as to relate to all persons who
haw i.. .-n .-t the time of their decease
or n.iw nun domiciled within thin
Commonwealth, as wrll af to e-tates: and
this Is declared to le the true Intent and
m ming of this Act."
V K XINC, F Till; A' T
bll. I I i . is
-tpend. d In aupv
nd fh pr sent
tag mine- n t ..
I on the mind of 1 1
wntly h- had ! n
n of railing an et r
Islatur-. i meet lo-
I" i- ' - St r. .
itter nf r ' r'p , tl.e
believes that i
Bir f th legl. i
of II .
ganlc i t
nd t length, an. I
.i.tent with the C
of the I' nlted States, o
this Act.
i .i ; .it
tore of H iwalt
ntititTton or laws
the provisions of
In force, subject
t by the legisla-
or the Congress of the
By Steamer. Ex Australia
WE RECEIVED LARGE INVOICES OF
Seasonable Goods
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Goods Will be Opened and Ready for Inspection in a Few Days
The Latest European Novelties
Suitable for Xmas Present: the largest variety of articles ever imported by any one store. We
"Mi attention that nnanhiri m r nnk Iamm tliorafafa ma .,,1,.; tt., t-t. i.: i
-X -tj-'i uiui ii UTWD JUU UU puj tttUOULlUII, WUOU
we aclvertii-e our opening.
SPECIAL:
We received by Australia 2,000 dozen Handkerchiefs for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil
dren, no lntfer assortment will be shoivn anywhere our own importations direct from
Switzerland; our rr ce will le the lowest. Largs invoices of Silks will he opened. We call
icteu-i'i i to our complete lin s of Taffettas.
Muslin Underwear
.In this dMrtn et t we will lead our prices. Our styles and assortment is so complete
that Ladies vitl find not only great savings but easy to mike selections from.
Boy's Clothing Department
A comp ete large stock of Wash Suits, Blue Series, Tweed Suits, are now opened.
.Vother's hriena SUrt Waists, in all styles and Drices: 15 dozen Ladies' White Shirt
Waists, Do not miss to see them. Our Ribbon Department is complete, our prices are
hed rock
Pacific Import Co.,
r. Str
ICOBPOB-TBD.
t.. P
i Ewln.
W H
1 Cr.
fc r. 1ST: 1 Harb.
217; 21 Conn. 577.
Ch. ISO; 6
i.f
references tohe Constitution
uhllr of Hawaii In section lfof
le Act seems strangely Incon
h an Intention to repeal It. anl
tshen In onne. tlon with -
fan I. In II. ate an Intention to continue It
In force
action 7 .-f the Organic Act de-tarea:
' -i 7 That the Constitution of the
Republic ..f IUwi.ll and the laws of Ha
ws il. ss set forth In the following acta.
rhptirs and se.-tlons of the civil laws.
and session laws, and relating
wing subjects, are hereby re-
n he Act of US0, In ilrtfinK tho opera-
Td by extending
REPUBLICANS
MU
(Continued from
I. HUSTLE
rt I.)
m
to
! is f.i wb;
t ' HawMk
' v irl
" H. I . pt. .
Harforj M roe.
'Wt..rv of Hawaii
' William fihert. a i ltlxen of Pennsylva
nia, died wltliln the State a f w muaths
t Uus to the passage of this Act, lea
li.r hh rroj,erty to fr'ends and collateral
relations, the principal of whom, the rea
k i.ary b'gHt.-es. reaifb- beyond the limits
of the State. The i n whs t.roei bv a
r.l.l-nt . x.cutor. In D.-. embr, be- tlon of the Act of 1S26
r rr the Register's Court In Philadelphia, language of that act beyond its lei;al
and a settlement n. made with that Inirort, la retrospective In its foim; out
rurt lr Jiir.- of the following ver In Ha practical agency Is. to subject to as- j
that settlement the ex. cutor represented twssment, property liable to taxation, to:
tiat a portion of the estate, consisting answer an existing exigency of the!
' securities, stocks, lotttia and evidences , State, and to be collected In the course'
of l.l t .ir.-l property, was not vlthin th t future- ailministrallon; and the lan-Commonw.-alth.
and offered to pay the If -retrospective Is of no Importance,
tax for the property within under the act 'except to describe the property to be in- I
of IO .ind denied the v: lldlty of the as- 'eluded in the assessment. And as tlie i
re.sment tinder the Act of IVfl. The tax Burrem- Court ha? well said. 'In MtaYhej
waa aaeit-d upon the entire personal aV fNstlasJ its peculiar lnt. rpretation. It (the
tate. without reference to Its locality by Iirts!ature) has only done indirectly what
the Court, and Its lu.lirment uoon this It was comttent to do directly.' " I
mbject whs affirm. .1 by the Supreme
follows a long "numeration of the Cot rt. to which It n- is removed by certl-
ws. penal laws an. i vsion laws otari. That court says: 'More pointed i it lr in.-; Act or iKQ lnvobcd a
y repealed, without reference to words to make the Act of 1850 retrospect- cb;.rge In the law of succession and could i
nstltutlonal provisions Iw could not bo chosen; and It will scarce be regarded aa a civil regulation for tbe
If the words In section 7. ' Constitution le mid the fegl-latiire bad not power to .division of the estates of unmarried per-'
f th Republic of Hawaii." are qualified n -k.- It . at b ast while the aasets re- V ns having no lineal heirs, and not as '
aa . furtfi." . .i. r I - ri In In tl.e h.ir,!.-, .f the execu- a rise imi.in.tlon, this Conrt could hot
uatlon us.kI. the Constl- to' as administrator. No clause of pronounce It to be an ex post facto law .
If the comma In the Constitution forbids It to extend a within the tenth section of the first a'- 1
tax already laid, or to tax assets not tax- tide of the Constitution. The debate. in
. I h. f..r. ; and In establishing Its pecu-ithf' Federal convention upon the Consti
lla Interpretation it has only done In II- tution show that the terms "ex post facte
p. 'lv arhai It waa lomn.'t.nt to do II- lews' were understood In a. restrlc:. t 1
-Is ' The 8upreme Court thus lnt"r- s i he. relating to criminal cases only,' Jonah Kumalae. J. V. Keiki, W. H.
h- A t nf 1v"j nB if It read- 'That and that the d-scrlution of JUa -kstotif of Ucogs and r ranK t'ania will BO on
assets lr. the l ands of an executor for such laws was referred to for their mean-
distribution among the collateral rela- Ir.g." 3 Madison Pap. 1309, 1450, 1579.
tl. ns of, or strangers to, the decedent, i "This signification was adopted in this
all t.. subject to a tax of 5 per cent.' " ( oart shortly after Its organization, in
I 'This Court has no authority to rasrSM ;.inions cp re fully prepared, and ha;- been i
un- the Art at I vnnn vl ania. unon any ground reratedly announced since that tun -. ' '
Lamps
OF
KX POST FACTO LAWS.
I
BSSB.BI k l l ,"
mmr mg to th
w-r-.i t '.,tlon la
rgard to th lit- n'dd1 of the second line wera at UM
o.l .f the first line, the f'onstltwtion
would be repeal I. assuming that the
t..irgraph Is to be taken by Itself. In
ther words. It was so carelessly written
ii it can be read io have directly oppo
i'e meanlnga, depending upon the trans
I'M.a of a comma, without straining
h- Knglish language
1XTKNTION F OiMiHKKH
As lews are rot expressly ri-al d
H. Waterhouse.
Kikila Baraunu (C. Prov.I).
Clarence Crabbe (Papai).
NA LUNAM AKAAINANA.
Rohikana (A. G. M. Robtson).
J. W. Keiki.
P.ila Huga (W. H. Hoops).
A. F. Giltillan.
Jonah Kumalae.
Win. Aylett (Will Ailike).
I inikona (L.. L. McCandless).
J. L. Kaulukou.
Knoch John vt,noka).
I. . J. McCabe.
H. R. Hitchcock.
W. J. Coelho.
Meeting at Waimanalo.
stumping trip to Waimanalo tomorrow.
A meeting will be held In tne evening,
after which the spellbinuers will return
hore.
Will Fiahor to Stump.
EVERY KIND
aasa had awsl
"f the first
rtn
4..
m
ring
lay
the
I t.
Intention to repeal th m is reas- of Justice, policy or consistency to us own ; i aioer vs. nun. a unu. r leuner vs.
ear. my first Impression was that Constitution. These are concluded by th. peek. Cr. 87; 8 Pet. 88; 11 Pet. 421.
had left the Constitution of the d. islon f the public authorities of the, "The same words are used In the con-
inlart. except In so far as Ht;;te. Th. only Inquiry for this Court Is. st'-tutions of many of the States, and tn
. ...irtict mith the Constitution of does the Act violate the Constitution of the opinions of their courts, ad by wrlt-
Col. Will E. Fisher has been suggest
ed to the central committee of the Re
publican party as one of the political
sturnp speakers for the campaign, and
it is believed that his wide experience
if.
Htates or with the laws of the the Fnlted States or the treaties and laws . rt upon public law, and are uniformly ,n pUgs; and on the platform will be
... ...a I. 1SSM ! KHilnSutAAri tl t f t t- V.,wjT T"1 . T L.I I BOT ' HO T a . . A. X Alan
i'. locally ai.i. . a' un.i.-r ii u:.... ... ...... .COv...w (f ,.,., service to tnt; psni in mc
NO OBSTACI.i: IN LAW.
this was the intention of , , .... r IV ,AW 4 ' Vll '' J field. Colonel Fisher has proven n.s
i.l(r.a, N mm tmtmmmn 1 :. nn oa. m ability to elucidate the principles or tne
ni'rsl-HltiT. to rsfsr to ths Constitution of "The vnlld ty of the Act, as affecting "The plaintiff s argument concedes tha y ,n p,aJn unadorned language.
R-iubllr In section 7 of the Or- a,,,., salons to open after Its enactment, hs case Is not within the scope of I which is more effective than flowery
i Aa fir as I ran see, this
n t "I of examination settles nothing.
r t',. halr-spllttlng cuts both ways,
s., important a question as whether the
' ' .-.stit liMop of the late Re
a not contested; nor Is the auinoruy ot . iause 01 me cwimuui., .10 ......
t Stat., to levy taxes upon personal its are enlarged to embrace civil as WSH
i.if tertv belonging to Its cltlxens but sit- as criminal cases; and he insists that the
1 " " -a T ... . .1 . A ... .1 .1 ,, . ... fff.m .,. 'i.l Hill i 'A -
.lenie'l I. ill 1 ne 1 i'ui l iiuuiu ucuau .. .
urted beyond Its limits.
n n plaint Is. that the appllcat on 01 tne
A' l "' 1 y that of ISSO. to a success ion
..ir. 1 .iv in the course of settlem.nt, and
- ; 11.. I ..r a .till 1-1 f..r. e. should not
' ' . . w. wm . . . . , ,.., A . 1 tin likf
V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M ' . vrril i.vit., - J
of will of the decedent, invoiveo an bi.-i-
ttary rharig. or me exisung iwB i
r.r;trif .. to the extent ot t"is lax. in in?
raf la..
of Jaa-
tsnsspss). sxsrpt wh. n eerthii
' f. la The tole star Is the intention
unirrn In spite of csr.ssnss In th
tions heretofore made upon rnis suojen.
But thia cannot be done. There Is no
error In the record, and the Judgment of
the Supreme Court Is affirmed."
To sum up. If. as I think, the Constl u
diction. His appearance at club and
precinct meetings lately has brought
his name up prominently for the con
sideration of the central committee.
Fifth District at Work.
President George P.. Carter of the
Fifth District presided at a meeting of
fSa
1. I.
Tt.it the rights of the resld-
th.
r?..nl.S. nuhject to tne i.onsmui;on 01 . ... ,h ,,(o,h of
It la the fundament ill . - - - - - -
a 1 . 1 the testator
-i.t.. . . .,! h 'iron-
. 1. ni in-1 ni..'-i 1 . ..' -r
:ilso Irevond the qtatf : and
Its power
1 It d Sta'a
I w of ths Territory.
. ' 'in atltntion of til
,vra. la the main, t
that . overed Ay the
' iw of Hawaii, except In so far
the Utter was Inconsistent with Amerl
MS I is ind method Aa I have com-
I thsss two Instruments, tho Organic
't anil the Constitution of the la Re
.ublle. with each other from beginning
nd. my first Impressions have rhang-
an.l d and
v. mg a
I eaa l
lr II.
SI d
it patrons
ertv taxed WSS
.." . ik.i th Htte i-.aa employed
mon 01 m - . ....h,.
... oer tn. - ' 'nor Bim lie- .e w -
. . 1. . m 1.1 mi r.i r.r
It nord rs. to accompimn a
wrong and Injustice. That the Act coi.
tnlns the Imipositlon of a forft Iture o- .
persltv. snd Is ex post facto. It Is In
a..,.,, sense tru. thai the rights of donees
urder a will are vested at the death o
a testator, and that the acts of admlnls
nation which follow are consorvatorv
dlrected by the State to ascer mi
tbese rights, and to accompitsn an eneci
iv translation of th. dominion of the
. dec.dent to the objects of his bounty; and
n irSMi 1 11 lea-ialation Is not prohibit- ,w. i . ,.. adot.t. d with any other
w tha Ci.natitutlon of the United .w hi would lustifv critl. Ism a
W "m . II' IMSIll a.--
" ..tea - At an earlv nay 11 was rm
1 authorltstlv" decision. In opposl
what might seem the more nat
1 1 Moua meaning of the term ex
n 1.1 the t-ito Renublic has b en rspsal- the rank and file of his party at Re
ed by the Organic Act. it Is my ot.ini'.n. 'publican headquarters. The same busl
bared upon the foregoing decision tlt.ss that was carried on Tuesday night
.f the Supreme Court of the;MaH aKain gone over and slips of paper
I nlted States and the other author- with the names of candidates printed
it'es cited, that an Increase of the rate of thereon were distributed among those
uatlon. fairly apportioned among all ,,reSent, who were mostly Hawaiians.
taxpayers, dating from January 1st. JM. These will be filled in with an estimate
la.uld not be beyond the power of the ,,f the strength of the Republican party
I Klature at Its next regular session. 1 ,n ,.a,.M captain's apana, and returned
1 have the honor to ne. sir
rt - ct.
with great
your obedient servant.
E. P. DOL.K.
Attorney General.
I have
gradually come to some.
ilnv a convh tlon that Con-
the one as a substitute for m'sns.
t as a mere supplement
d
DON'T WAIT TO REGISTER, DO
IT NOW. 1 1
IT HAPPENED IN A DKUG STORE.
"One day last winter a lady came to
. 1 1 m . I f
tuy drug store anu asaeu mr a omnu ui
l,,,e0 r-rhsps ret..-ure. Rut until the period for n medicine that I did not have in
rrn. S?v stock." says Mr. C. R. Grandin. the
P"1 and all other Jurisdictions refer to t'-.e popular druggist of Ontario, N. Y. "She
to heiidquarters. The session last niglit
wciipied several hours. If Republicans
nerally would get out nights and days
and work like George R. Carter, th
lu publican party need have no f..ar as
to the result of the campaign.
RISE OF ORLO POWERS
PARLOR LAMPS.
LIBRARY LAMPS.
MUSIC ROOM LAMPS,
DINING ROOM LAMPS,
BEDROOM LAMPS.
BILLIARD ROOM LAMPS,
HALL LAMPS,
VERANDA LAMPS,
KITCHEN LAMPS.
NURSERY LAMPS.
YARD LAMPS.
STABLE LAMPS.
CARRIAGE LAMPS,
STORE LAMPS,
HOTEL LAMPS.
SEE THE DISPLAY
IN OUR LARGE WINDOW.
Among the specials are Dining-room
Spring Extension Hanging Lamps, at
$3.00 each, and Parlor Fancy Tabls
Lamps. J1.25 each.
that In their scope ana purp.ne , ()f ,,, domicile, as max an" e we.
a 1 1 I I a A aVaa. a a O S. , Th A U III ( '
liming n pvm -- .liptribtitlon shoun oe maur. . ..-
i.wsi were ,-onnri. .1 to Isws rsspectlng thf tesUtor Is proven ther. and his ex-
-r'mlnal punishments, snd had no rela- rrtor receives hs authority to V,U 1
whatever to rstrospoctivo legislation ,tl property by the recognition of the le-
r any other doscrlptlon; and It has. , tribunals of that place. The person il
. 1 1 .utii K-1,1 that n tro- .... fr aa It has a determinate-
' - ' ' ' ' . " wm mm i mm ."-in.r, - -
e spective
laws, whan not ef a
not rotlic In r. inflict
criminal ,. p.ngs to me nremm ... I , K.i ki, a. K.tl ,n,l
i.k ih " - . -.v. i.Ka f th rlnnre re , ' """s " " " -
was dlsapponted and wanted to know
what cough preparation I could recom
mend. I said to her that I could freely
recommend Chamberlain's Cough'Rem
efty and that she could take a bottle
of the remedy and after giving it a
fair trial if she did not find it worth
stitut.
1. 1
pr
...1 .i..,.i.. p.i, nkam Ions tn , .n 1, the conoutons. iorm.iin.e-
nvla..ns on other grounds t
mm
on
pr.-scrll'cd
, w"'r"hir Is
na 1 tie fjsw
' n ths
:j'xtiow
" OTsss) had
..t
to c
. . i.i.ih.iv rnnl rn 1
rscter." - OOTSy on h glat. n ths interests m n- v
Warn, nags ir ,tir. snd sre only Irrevocat ly esxsn s .-
. .i . . ... iicati, in of this contri'. ft
esses wni n n-.m ri uiii ------
.re not obnoxious the perld of distribution If the Btat.v
oth- i:urlng tnis perni ui -
Ths Mattel by Its tribunals and their ap-
... . i..a thi- K. nt IO :mi'-e a . v
ih nronertv. there Is no olstacle In
tlon. while In
i thev hsve be. ,, hr. to be v .' I
ffar-it I Is'ons have be.-n has. d upon
.rallies Irs facta which make different
I would r fund the price paid. In the
course of a day or two the lads' came
back In company with a friend in need
of a c inch medicine and advised her to
buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. I consider that a very" good
. commendation for the remedy." It Is
for sale by Benson, Smith & Co , Ltd .
wholesale ag-nts.
i. l. Th,.p la no i t urn i (,. BiiniiHiii
- "l". ----- . ' . ,. It "
T.lslature to mm i ""''"."..
back to and chanOTl Kr.nls s. Smith. 14
and laws of the
the
United
he right of the
itra which reach
How. 400; In f
REGISTER TODAY.
Wh-L-n Orlo was a child in kilts he
used to be very fond of animals. One
day he entered the house with his : ice
and hands and little pink knees
scratched and bleeding, his clothes torn
and his golden curls disheveled, but
triumphantly holding a big, white pup
py. One day the puppy got out in t';e
yard, and so did a neighbor's cat. Pup
py saw it first and proceeded t; play
catch-as-catch can with It.
The owner of the cat was wroth and
ran for a gun, but Orlo stopped him,
saying: "You must remember tiutt the
puppy was temporarily insaq,e, and be
sides the cat has hine lives, whilo tbe
puppy has but one."
Orlo saved the dog, and his fa'.h r.
hearing the argument, sent him to
night school and built him a pajrhottse
of Blackstones. for he saw that in time
the child would go to court. Salt Lake
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