davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
peeorab.gsttem.-cmsoas Den 21oe aasna 1885,
2pffeItge 6Gnoelier.

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be itarfeite Smeltebister, fanbt en- pats
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taset at en- l1brmaseriuenb. Deb at
bolbe B~rileslas meIem Eommels os
Yesefinseren blep ban operraifet oper
at ie, bpor fort bet narlissenbe &irfes
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3urnbers. @eb ct 9ilfelbe falbt ct
Bar 9raaber aqua FORTS neb paa ct
Bar 8riler. San lasbe ba Merfe til,
at @lasiet bleu blsot os etiet Der, buor
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tilitratfelist 5inserpes. Web 5ernis
tesnebe ban Jisuren paa @lasiet, till
fsiebe Spren % Far berpaa @lasiet
pef runbt 3~esninserne. 9a 5ernisien
bleu i%iernet, pifte 5isurene fig opbsieoe
paa msrt @runb.
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iimple 7ilfelbe, at en- Sfilouusts Sc
uarpibe bleo ruiten af Gus. Den iuinz
senbe 8epaselie af en- 2pietrone / en-
9omfirfe braste 9alilei paa 8enbelens
I~npenbelie.
8unften at litosrafere lerte man oss
iua ueb ct rent Tilfelbe. On fattis
Muffer bar npssierris efter at pibe,
ON life Mtuiiffen funoe eties ind paa
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ban bapoe prepareret lin Stenplace,
baS bans Mober bam at tribe en- 2iite
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baube Sen, Blef eQer 8apir peb Saanz
ben, itreo ban 9iiten paa Stenplaben
msb TT 9@tiepraparnt os tanfte at tase
en- ailfrift berai ueb 2eilisbeh. pa ban
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forts bible babe paa ben. Gan bslote
Spren paa, ps noale Minutter fenere
iaa baI', at sfriften itob Der meb OPP
bpiet 3rpt. Set neite Stribt bal fun
at tilisie Soerts % tase ct aftrpt.
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uritant | Dublin beo Naun SunbDfoot,
bleu pbelast af Sloebranb. Meoens
ban git omfrins os bebrsuet iaa paa be
rpSeltoe &u!ner, iaa ban, at bans fat
tise Naboer Opiamfebe Snuien fra Sur
oene. Gun prsueoe ba Snuien ielu %
fanbt, at Stben / bsi @rab 6apbe for
bsiet bens Stprfe Os Yeuust. San
bpssebe hi en- np Sabrif. bpssebs en-
Sci Spne, opbebebe Snuien os GAP
ben ct esst Naon. s iaa Iar bleo ban
en- rig Monb iom Jslse af ct rent Tils
felbe, ipm ban troeoe, babe ruineret
BAN.
JreHisanssmuaotn meb at bpibte
Sufter fanbt mat paa en- inurris Wuabe.
On Ssue, JON baube suaet sjennem ct
2erbu!, Tom meb fine iBlebe 5sbber IND
a Suttsrbus os efterlob Spor efter
fig / en- Sutterbaus. Run lasbe ba
Warfe til, at Der, bpor Jooipurene bar,
uar Sutteret faruet buibt. Man an
itiIebe MI Brsper, bporaf 8eiultatet
bleo, at bpib 2sre blep anpenbt til Sui
terraifinerins.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
Decprab Og Smeglt.
Ten 20os GusuEt, 1889.
GnnH lit enc Ben

fl Srcet: Spnsuiisr Q. 9. Boeott
too 9uritp &iptr Srord Of ct. Saui
Sanen ftfte 9irseas, Soa en- Sioe'
ainie fob 3 Gcsue, ium nm Worsenen
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gutter bapbe sjurt benz lsie fra bpsrs
andre, Ipset, 8pnbuftsren life pioTe
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pilse goa prtr fra ben enc til ben anben.
San 'albt neb imelem eem, % Here
grsre gil rrer bet ere al bans Ben %
irufe bet poo en- f-aifelis Naabe fra
RnGet % neborer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
/ Bererelie meb Barbarer, ba CT &ams
men nm fort. unbtaoen / bette IilfRlbe

/ Bererelie meb Barbarer, ba ct &ams
pen fun tort, unbtasen | bette 1ilfaloe
at ct farlist alima fommer ben inofsote
&ace tilbjafp."
9enne Tbeori al 9artuin or in8ets
tets mere ianot enb ~liseoperfcr auitrals
nesrens, bOis 9ase, iaa at iise er talte.
giterIom gipililationen ifricer frem,
lpinber beres Intal inb Dag for Dag,
tiltrobs for bet 5aftum, at be forfiel>
lise &esieriuser sisr aft, bpao Der itaar
/ beres Mast, for at bepare benz fra
Undergoing. 9a guropeerne fSrite
Gang Tom til 8ictoria, par Der, eiter en-
8eretnins, 5000 Sorte, men MI er ber
fun ca. $50, Der itaar uaoer 8olonialz
resierinsens 8eifpttelie. s Garet 1881
bar bet iamlebe Nutal al Snbpaanere /
Nufralien enbnu omtrent 31,7OO.
Del funbe lpnes, fom ON Dc aultraz
life Nesre lite f,nue leue unber cipilis
Ierebe Jorbolbe us lite bile opsipe tit
samle Nomabeliu. ga / Sanbbeb, bet
er fun bet cipiliIerebe 2ips 2after, be
tilesne fig, life bets 9pber os beraf fly
benbe 5orbele. Openifisbet er bet fun
ben %raaefte Tppe al Ipbp3sere, buorz
meb be fsrt fOmmer / gersrelie, os at
bisie fan man life pente, at be bile for
bebre be Subfsbte / nosen Maabe. Sc
bar lart 8pinberne at fsre ct uorbentz
list Os ~rbsseslsit 2iu us Sterilitet er
MI naiten alminoelis blanot be mere
cipiliierebe Stammer. s 8ptbiitrifz
terne larer be at brittle Brenbeoin, me-
bens 8ineierne foripner benz meb Opt
Inn. Set er marfelist at ie, boor bur
tist bisie Stimulantier, iiar ben fibite,
rubber benz afoeien. gu os oa bebanbz
leS be osiaa meb ben pberite Grab al
@ruiombeb al be Spioe - en- @ruiomz
beb, Der unoertiben retfarbissjBres peb
Seloforiuar, men ofte intet anbet er emo
en- faab Mprbelpf. "9et inbfsbte So
liti", orsaniieret al &esjerinsen i
Queensland for at beifptte Npbpgserre
mob be Snbfsbte, bar osiaa peret ct at
be tornemite Mibler til De Subisbtes
g~oelasselie, Oct bar life alene brebt
fore Wansoer af bette ulptfelise Jolf,
men bar osiaa / bsi Grab bibrasst til
bets Generalization. l1nbertibsn GOT
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isnit. Suubunne aiifpslisbeoer besaaeee
mob be ftaftels Niloe, ri! altio forbliue
en- Sfienoiel for WenneIf II bebeu. Se
SOrte suer til @iensialb osiaa Saun
Os moolatter fig enoos / be ciuiliierebe
gane be Suioes Snotransen / fit Sjems
lano.
Sor Civilization % ariitenbom bar
be ouitralilte Nborisiner life oiit fig
mobtaseliss, os at mooitaa ben frems
rpffenbe Civilization lisser oper beres
@une. De furbliuer beriOr uben 5rems
ito, uben Saab, uben Saab - e. bsmt
5oli.
Sc to 8acer fuure life e~riitere oeb
Sioen af binanben. Naar Snbisots
ansriber be !Soibe eaer beres &Uas,
ifpoes be neb; beriom be forisser at
leoe paa en- eenltabefis SOB meb be
6remmebe, er beres Undergoing life
minbre pis. Otter aft at bDmne, er bet
ia%noipnlist, at ON nosle faa Genera
tioner oil Der life bore e, eneite aultras
lif n%rinbpaaner t%il6ase; tbi bisie ipas
sere 8acer maa BUTTE unber for ben
~ubsnbsrlise Sou.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21

In ijeloen Sesipenbeo fanbt nplis
Steo ! ct. @eorssfirfen / Bien, ibet ct
sammelt Bar feirebe fit SulbbrpIup
famine Dag, iOm 9attersn bOlbt sslps
brpaup, % G%atterbatieren feirete fit
8rpQup.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
Wabem &orrcipompa"'''
I'll @Gn Sebemarfnin9",

I'll "Gn Sebemarfnins",
Msru SartiOrS, yf'nn'
gi Tan lite finbe, at pi bar m'UIa "a
uosen snbiemtelie msc bet Snosi n
Sc omtaler. 9e bar rimel'sps w. - !,
opsipet noset Mapn, os S~no'e"O'
berfor saaet ! Y%apirfurpen'
Sea bar feet aaurbar. Olls 's snoI
lom en- ubmerfet 5lisfors'''
fables ben paa GnSelf?
Soar: Oil Of laurel.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21

For the fall term the tuition at
DEBORAH Institute is $500
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
SelpmprD.

Selpmor0.
Sfslss Telegram fra Spring @rops
til "4sccrob Soften" tps Inbers 3.
anpsb fig islu uibase isuar (Nanbas }
@ftermibbas. San iub pua en- Stol |
fit Siem cs Fisb fig en- ausle siennem
Spptbet.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
a PERTINENT INQUIRY.

What has become of the era of great
prosperity which was to be ushered in
with the administration of Mr. Harrison?
Where are the flush times of which this
event was to be the forerunner? We
look in vain for them, and the father
our researches extend the more we are
convinced that the professions of the Re-
publican party to the country will ever
remain unfulflled and that high pro-
tective policy can have but one legiti-
mate result: making the rich richer and
the poor poorer. When party contin,
ues to deceive its followers, as the Re-
publican party has done ever since its
existence to the present moment, it is
time to abandon it and let 1t find the re-
ward of such perfdy.-Roanoke News.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
Attention Teachers!

The State Board of Education have
determined to send Prof. J. Y. Joyner
to hold an Institute az Edenton, for
white teachers, under the provisions of
chapter 200, laws of 1889, beginning on
the goth day of July and continuing one
week. All white teachers in Chowan
county are required to attend continu-
ously the session of said Institute and,
certified as teachers for the ensuing year
give this notice, thus early, that
teachers may make every arrangement
necessary to be present.
SAM'L. j. SKINNER, Co. Supt.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
ing Section in North Carolina.
N. O., FRIDAY, July 20, 1889
MEN AND THINGS.

Gen. Greely is having a scientific
report prepared upon the Pennsyl-
vania floods of last month.
In making removals the President
uses no supurfuous words he simply
writes, "You are removed.-B. Har-
rison."
The Department of Agriculture
reports an improvement in The condi.
ton of the cotton crop during the
past month.
The flag used to drape the casket
Of President Lincoln is incased and
hangs in the private office of the Sec
retary of War.
The wheat harvest in Kansas is
said to be the largest ever gathered
in that State. Some fields yielded
100 bushels per acre.
The druggists of Charleston, S.
c., have refused to put up DR.. Nc
Dow's prescriptions 20 show their
detestation of the slayer Of Editor
Dawson.
Senator Ingalls, is credited with
saying that every body in Kansas is
satisfied with prohibition. The pro-
hibitionist have their law, and the
drinkers have their whiskey.
1t is proposed to erect a monu-
ment at Petersburg, ILL.,, to the mem
ory of DR.. B. F. Stevenson, the
founder of the Grand Army of the Re
public in the United States.
The author of "Home Sweet
Home" " died without home, and the
author of the homestead law, George
w. Allen, of Ohio, has no homestead
of his own, and is about to die in ab-
ject poYerty'-Weldon News.
1t is said the Supreme Court of the
United States has expressed itself
with regard to trusts. 1t declares,
that combinations of companies to
destory competition and raise prices
are against public policy and there
fore unlawful" Chief Justice Fuller
delivered the opinion
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
FAIR NOTES.

The baby exhibition promises to
be fine.
How about having a "bag race at
the fair? There's lots Of fun in it.
Recent weather has been fine on the
Fair grounds. The track, beautifully
completed, will be nice and hard long
ere the exhibition.
The little boys Of the town are TAX
ing as much interest in the coming
exposition of the Edenton Agricul-
tural and Piscatorial Fair as the men.
The number of goats now in training
for the track is astonishing. About
half the boys in town are furnished
with goat, sulky and harness and
they daily practice for the race. The
''goat race" will be pleasing feature.
We are glad the boys accepted the
FISHERMAN AND FARMERS recent sug-
gestion.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
DIRECTORY

COUNTY GOVERNMENT:
Sheriff-Jos. III. Perry,
Superior Court Clerk-Jno. G. Bond,
Register of Deeds-T. NJ. Small,
Treasurer-K. r. Pendleton,
Coroner-A. J. Bateman,
Jailer-Joseph Spruill,
Commissioners-W. B. Shepard, A. j.
Ward, w. J. Webb, w. P. Jones,
w. II. Bonner,
Board of Education-Rev r. B. Drane,
w. B. FELTON,, Miles W. Elliott.
Public School Superintendent-Sam
j. Skinner.
Health Sup't.-Dr. R. II. Winborne.
CITY:
Mayor-J. r. B. Hathaway,
Clerk-A. T. Bush,
Treasurer-H. A. Bond. Sr.
Chief Police-Charies Leary.
COuncilmen-J. L. RogersOn, W. j..
Leary, Jr., NJ. H. Dixon, j. w. Bran
ming. Alfred King, Anderson Lewton.
CHURCHES
METHODIsT-Rev. Ernest Stevens, Pas
tor. Services morning and evening
of every Sabbath. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night. Sunday
school every Sabbath at p. m.
BAPTIsT-Rev. F. M. Satter white, Pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath, morning at
II o'clock, evening at O'Clock.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night.
Sunday school every Sabbath. 4 p. m.
ST. PAUL L's-Rev. r. B. Drane, Rector.
Morning and evening services every
Sabbath. Evening Prayer every We'd
nesday. Morning prayer at $50 every
Friday. Sunday school every Sunday
evening.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
EDENTON MARKET.

EdentOn market beats Norfolk
Richmond or Baltimore for all sorts
of marketable supplies. Chickens,
just weaned and with bills soft, are
held at 25 cents without a blush or
the move of facial muscle or the
betraying twinkle of feigning eye.
Eggs are sold for Is cents and the
seller thinks he is doing You a favor
to let you have them at that. Beef
is hard to get except that which is
as tough as an Army mule and then,
only at 8 and 10 cents per pound
Did anyone ever hear of such eXtOr-
ton in a town like ours surrounded
by a country teeming with supply
almost natural in it's bestowment !?
Extortion is sin, both against God
and man. and should not be toler-
ated by our people. There is one
way to get rid of it, to some extent,
and that is by enforcing the old mar
ket laws of the town and stop these
carting spectators who go all
through the country buying up all
marketable articles and bringing
them to town to sell again at tre-
mendous profit. They pay no tax,
come in competition with every man
who rents stall in the market and
every merchant, dealer in groceries
and provisions, who pays his taxes
and who does a licensed business at
tremendous expense. What does
Drovun Cpo;+h onH porronc now for
their privilege to extOrtion upon
the people? Not cent, and yet,
every week they are seen in
their efforts to sell small things at
big prices monopolizing the market
places Of our town, and defrauding
the unsuspecting out of his honest
hard earned gains. The town
Councilmen could do something to
prevent this state Of things, and
they ought to do it at once. 1t has
been going on long enough.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26

A Coroners Jury in Johnstown Pa.
reports that the rich owners of the
South York fishing dam were respon
sible for the terrible calamity which has
overtaken that town and it's vicinity
Such criminal carelcssness of the rights
of the others by the rich men of our
country are standing menace to the
welfare of our Government. The mass
es who are the poor, will stand much
but there is point beyond which hu-
man endurance ceases to be a virtue
and becomes cowardice. Let the masses
compel the rich as we'll as the poor to
respect the rights Of others and the
h eavy burden will be lifted from the lot
of many.-Ex.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
Rev. Charles z. Deems.

This distinguish divine has recently
completed the iftieth year of his minis
try. The New York Herald says of him:
''This man life has been one contin.
uous effort for the good of his fellow
mortals. Charity and common senes
have made him one of the most power
full influences in this city. He deserves
the thanks of the community regardless
of Sect 81.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
Unjust Discrimination.

The Grand Jury of New York has
indicted poor lone woman for being a
common scold. And yet Col. Sheppard,
of the Mail and Express, runs at large,
and there is no talk of jailing him,
New York is q queer village.-Rich-
mond Dispatch.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
HOW is This,

A sea turtle 10 feet long, S feet
wide and weighing one thousand
pounds, was caught recently in trap
off South Harwich, Cape Cod This
monster is estimated to be fully two
hundred years old. AS it stands the
distance between its fore f1ippers is
over ten feet
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26

The 29th is the day appointed for
the opening Of the Institute for white
teachers in this county. Prof. j. Y.
Joyner will be present and will ex-
pect to meet, with the County Super.
intendent, every white teacher in the
county.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26

Judge Albion w Tourgee. who is
devoting his entire attention to South
ern problems, and has made the negro
race question a special study, takes
an optimistic view of the prospects of
the colored people. Judge Tourgee
points out that quarter of century
ago these people were not worth any
appreciable amount of property; bat in
ten years they accumulated $12, ,OO0,-
900 in savings banks, and to-day hold
property valued at 500, 100000. In
Georgia they own million acres.
Half the mechanics in the South are
negroes, and they raise two.thirds of
the cotton, SO he says The African
Methodist church has 10000 churches,
10000 ministers and contributes ST.
100000 annually for church work.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26

Blaine has hung up his hat, unpacked
his grip sack, bougth him fresh box of
paper collars. and has resolved to hang
on to office if the Potomac freezes over
in July or the Washington monument
tumbles to its base'-Willmington Mes
senger.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26
WHAT 1HE PRESS is SAYING.

Cleveland said. Public Office is
Public Trust Now we have it
Public Office is a Family Roost."
Greensboro North State.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26

The number of North Carolinians as
we'll as people from other states fre-
quenting North Carolina summer re-
sorts thus year is unusually large the
mountain resorts of which there are
many, and the seaside resorts of which
there are several, all being we'll patron,
lied. This is an indication of the ca.
sier financial condition of our people
and is an index of increasing prosperity
Wilmington Star.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-07-26

Needing tonic or children that want building
up, should take
BROWNS IRON RITTERS.
- It is pleasant TO take, cures Malaria, Indges-
ton, and Biliousness. All dealers keep 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

- res. Iookse spoa IS an sssv going,
goo1 s2tared. Flsb poco-esrsnss. his
Constant sVpezls % tks saIAnits -
tls better classes IN t@scr - the saves.
ard ais xssn. sell bre4 slclcule q tee
monArcby and al its works reacbe4
izr4e xnd ~elKatg cAentelie. ~alfh
sold have cooslasfe1 tee renen4et
arguments q Q4lnfize a. visionary 4nG
tie clsnoro2s appeals - Pxtfocinio -
tr1culeaE NlhlllsD. As PostaxEeee
- 1irth. Er Araelo zlso resehsa t1ls
al Dowsrfgl element tn sac commerce..
snd udustrl4l life q TIE kmplre 2n1
"a d1caged Ehes 90 accepting tbs trsns-
ition in advance IS 4~oree e0aci iuslc1.
Attaching % lis editorial stzn sosle 81
the meet brlllizat Eels % the younger
generation. be practically tod them -
'-go Ia aE1 sln and "ln they sent
Wth sin and bE.liianey which m ace
TIE Gaze.4 as famous for IT'S literary
uality as II was for = plri ess ssss
sp0n the 'InVerial ace and lts
stingins reflections spon the supines,
sna eFas- indlEeF utlsm Or hls adopted
country en.
Jose 90 Pztrocinio editor and pro
prietor of the '-Gzzeta d Taroe. Is
TIE son OF slave mother by the parish
brlesk OF y sinai flAfdsr near nv a
least thar IS the account 10 has puo-
lished 4 himself in explanation of h4s
vehement ebamp piOnship u the ooiored
race Eul rs Unmeasu ured abuse OF
everything and every Boy connects
directly or Indirectly with the Em-
pire the ParllaHeu-. the Church and
society A writer Of extraordinary
ruency and an orator OF telling force.
he rallied about him an Immense tol-
lowing OF the lower strata Of Brazilians
and posed as the Tribune Of the People.
l have excellent reasons for doubling
the disinteresredness OF this hammer
and toGgs patriot, bat no one can deny
that ne Was bold. magnetic. and terri
bly, ROisy. IL his lesven ala lie lowest
IN the lump It's work was none
the less erhcacious, and the support
he and his paper received from
the masses both in the capital
and the provinces must nave satisfied
the km mpsrOr long ago that it was use
less 70 dream OF 'plebiscite. Pat
rociniO is dark mulatto, short and
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-09

SENIOR JOSE DO PATROCINIo-
rather burly OF frame, possessed OF
high spirits and a monumental self-as-
surance. He has told me more than
once that the United States were be
hind the times politically. and that
the poor and ignorant with us were
practically the slaves Of the rich and
educated, and have little doubt that
the cause of his arrest reported by
cable as one Of the first acts of the Re-
publican Government, was that he in
sisted on carrying the revolution 10
lengths which BOcayuva and his asso-
ciates saw would be suicidal. Patro-
cinio is likely 10 be permanent thorn
in the side Of the new Republic, but he
deserves full recognition as one of the
forces contributing to the downfall OF
Don Pedro.
The cartoonist 7 mentioned, Angelo
ACOstini is of Italian birth, but BO-
hemian of the Bohemians in everything
that relates to social relations. An
artist of no mean order in the
higher branches OF painting and
design, he has dedicated himself
for many years TO editing and illustrat
ing the weekly "Revists llustrada, and
has increasingly made war upon the
weaknesses of the Imperial Govern
ment, the fOibles OF the Emperor him
self. and the horrors Of slavery. The
best OF his cartoons are as remarkable
for their telling effectiveness as for
their admirable draughtmanship, and
they have consistently done the work
in Rio that Punch has intermit-
tently done in London in times of great
public excitement
These are the men who carried for
ward and perfected the edifce of the
Republic which was laid so long ago by
that Nestor OF the Republican press,
joaquin Saldanha Marinha. the Can
ganelI OF the anti-clerical denonstrs-
tions OF other days. These men bore
the brunt. sustained the conflict when
"Repubiican' was term OK ridicule
smbng all educated Brazlians and dis
played in season and out of season the
courage OF their convictions.
There is but one soldier. and not
even single statesman. in the new
Government. Brought about by the
direct influence ot the press. governed
by Prov isional Government. drawing
its majority from the press. and de
pendent for tho time being wholly upon
the support and adherence OF the press
t. is q perver sion OF history TO call the
establishment Of the Brazilian Repub
lie military revolution
ALAN BOYD JARDTNE.