EASTERN NEWS.

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 44, 24 August 1889, Page 2

EASTERN NEWS.

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SSmTShW amatha W. hdH preest* fr— H*«y • SEB^W’Ws mm Hm i wrffcrt h«ia*fhWi i» eridaatfy intended by that gentlemen to b« a rindkntien off «n iwaathaam (ha cm* refined to, and to wbieh Df. ftonbslhaa taken exeeptkm aa bwt misleading It la ear inly to pnbliah ail aonaaatwHona oa pabUo setters, ao matter what dii they adrotate. If Dr. BteuW disapproved of Iha nan* nor in which lha editor of.thie paper reviewed or . common tod oo the ones, ha wee right in publishing la the name newspaper his atom, and regulating anything whieh appeared to turn of ■ misleading character, more especially aa ha van the aola judge in the sane, la Dr. StoubeTe letter heading bis opinion. ha said ear remarks were misleading, and it is only reasonable that we should aspect to see to what particular parte of onr report Dr. Steubel tool exception. In his written opinion no objection whatever it and# to any part of our article, and as far aa weeould judge, Dr. Stenlml only deafaed to show what was German law oa the matter. Forthia we fan! grateful. We eaadidly .admit we did not knhw'the Qermaalawa,aod if they aw fawned as to punish a sage of mnrdsr, or amnsinaghtor at least, by n simple imprisonment of three or four months after trial, we do not desire to know anything more about them, or hare them again azercised in Satuna.