davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
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S2I
Os 9SOs stpIS, Os bells fOrbi gsrn,ns bsr faa unbsr
Sperisss 9op".
~9r. 3tDt", iuarsO. YrafSentsn, "iss ItOI msS
6ornsieIie ppfpIbt 90srs Gufts, iaa m.sst mere, iom
bet sr til Ssrncnes SeSite, men leg br lille fOrtis to
9inbriusr, Der itoar 8sisn for IouIis arusret. Seq
bar ite ben rinssis @runb til at tpipIs ON Ristisbebsn
al eeers 6crtIarius, men 9ousu trGpn TO Beuii.r: bet
enc, at s ptrteIis a ben bsbs @iobsrs SaSer os bi8ie
Ssrns WeOrfabsr, bet anSst, at 8Srnsne sr fsbt | IopIist
sGgteffab".
Ssbeu betautte fla.
"Spab bet 6srits ansaur~, iOar.bs ban, ser bet
fpIbeffsisrsubs bsuiit, at bisIs Smptter bar tiIbsrt 9srs
nsnes uibsbs WObe. Raar ies M fan b~spiis, at be
fcrbeu BAR tiIbsrt mtg, sr bet iaa life tiIfratteIist til at
ftuSfafs min GOrfIurins ON SIastitabst2"
NStrenst tue,t lite, fDureSe 9raicsuten. "Wen
bette Sspis fan fsrsrs itprtes rsS andre Os tp6sIisere".
"Na peI, nil Gpsrs RaaOs tsbas. at aGbus bsUns
Sing.
PrGibsrt.n prcueOs paa at aubns Giinssn, men bet
!pttebss life. 9asar, 3bouiOn ps Yape prsusbs Osiaa
Serpoa, men Iisttoes f~orsiaues. Ssbsn trptttbs paa en-
f'iuIt SisSr, Os &iusen ipruns op. ; bsus SnSrs fanSs
ties en- poert fnt muilsrei SnOitrtft paa Ssbraif. Oct
par be rsrenbs Orb SuIOHOs 9piiaus: "gRin sIftebs,
bu n aas Ntuabsr bsiIis, Os paa hs FnSss iusn pI,t".
SsSsn ~ Samr / Cinsns. ran bapSe itt. iet
bisis Orb, fben ban GAP &inssn til beube, ben pIstfrie,
fOm ban bOuSs eIftet iaa bsit. gten ban bsberiteSe fig
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
9rat", bpiEsOs Rcf6ib SsO meb gi'
meme fGiteoe pdn Br9ttet.

3rat", bpilfsbs Reidib Gsa me6 Ei'
meme f9iieoe pao BrGttet.
"Ds, buis ban life taser Oen21
40 pil ban MITE fin ssen", iosos
ben tiSlisers aonse for S6otipilsrne.
Den ubetisnbte flptteos en- 8onoe.
Sulsimnn tOs bans Drowning. Diff
csrerHs t1uite M, al bet q uoe meo
ben ~sulbtese unse Wunc, Os git tilbase
til fin Safe. De bleo imiOlertib BUR-
tist iaIot OBJ i9jsn ueo be fsrite Orb,
Tom 8ai6aens u~beiien6te ROoItanoer
buubs ptret, f6sn ban iutte iis neS ueb
8urost.
"gui6a, De oil blipe mat / tpGo
TrRt."
Suteresien bGunbt 8ui6usns 8.nner
Ites til aOsspuuttet. De tolte bpert
TrPt bSit. ct - TO - ire - fire -
% Bni9aen tr9nstes allersoe Itertt al
Rooitanoersn. Sem - ier - fnu -
Otte - nj - % bans 8ritter bar Oms
rin9soe pau ale Rauter. ri 8ns
i9aen fOrisssr fOrsiGUes at brpbe Bio
tuoen reO at UpOfre fin Drowning.
Gaeue - ban trailer fin 8Ouse tilbase
/ ct Sj6rue. 9olp - "S9atmut".
On nlbfanbis 9ausbeb bsrTtebe;
ullss Zine bar benoenot pua Sai9aen.
San FAB Os sruuOebe ct Bar Riuuter
ubsn at iise ct Orb. Saa betrasteOs
ban ben ubetienbte meS ct Ifarpt Bill
Us iusos:
"gnsans tiblisere bar ies feet S9ai
iptlet iaulebes. 9erss Strutesi er life
np for mig, umenb jes life fan bumle OF
meb ben. Oct Spill, iOm bette Borti
minber mig ON, q en- Del betponiuss'
fuloere END bet nerparenbs. Oct bler
ipilet meb &apaueri Os Snfanteri De
ipert artilleri, iii SOrben rpiteos unber
bore SBeoer. Den fore S9atipiIer
fra ROrben, iOm ba bar min WObitnn,
Der, baObe 10000 Ran6. 8 bans
S1nber bar be uOueroinbelise. Saf,
8ai6as Uaupittt9e Us m~isunbelis. Sno.
blanbitg rilinerebe imiblsrtio bans 8e
regntnger, og gap beloisuis % Bartlett.
Bai6aen ~ftauOiebe ct gieblit 70,
puanD at ftu6ers ben llbstienotes GIN
i9t. Der BAR irtet SpOr al 6Oranorint
bets uOtrpt. Sau peobleu:
"lln9e Munb, De miltber mig on ber
fore S9atipiller fra ROrben, iOm pa,
Iau nGr Oeb at Tua mig osO gti5t6 pac
famine Moabe, iom 9e bar beieiret mic
Der. Sum en- ensIte @tanb fan ipiQe E
8arti iom bette. D8 ben Rnnos 3aOr
er 5ber1t BON Wpltte".
"9e bar iu9t bet", iuurebe ben 6rsm
meoe % rate BuI6aen iiu SaauO uoe,
GS9atboroet. "5eg er MUltte."
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
S8bieraene | @tIanterhapet.

9nbienocr til Times fra Army and
Navy Club u6tuIsr ben gnItuelie, al
ben lib life turoe bore fiern, Sa Der
fro Gn9lanO Oo be fOrensbs Stater oil
bliUe abisnbt Gtt6s, fUripuebs meu gtp.
Parnter, bUUrUeb 98biersens Os ON.
trirsbrioenbe Gfibsbrag, Der truer be
StrF9 al GtlnHterbaaet, iom befnres al
be fore transatlantiite 8atetitibe %
@a8isr af andre Stibe, Tan f~iernes.
6orelgbig RAIDER S~uOienberen til at
la0e ct PanierItib msO be ioareite pans
isr6rpoenOe 9anOuer lsbe no % auitiQe
nOgle Stpoeforisa, Der eftsr Snbienoers
ems @Senina piloe btiOe bDiit interc8s
ia1te, mob Ssbiergeue. Sful6e StB0es
~fOriegene meo ROnItretanonerue oiie ia
utiIfreo8 ttlenbe, maatte man efter Sno.
isnoeren8 Menin9 prope Gpnamitmis
ner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
sss -Dusrss'psftsa-
euIeiman gaihaS
Sd)afparti.

On Summereitermiooag for nriten
femii War ibsu FAB Suleimnn gni4o,
6~psreenerol for bet GapptiIte Grtiasri,
i en- aafe pan 9ilterrasisu ! GairO.
geo guroene runot ON BAN bar Der
mango al be SOlbater, Tom bauoe bull
pet BAN at Operpiabe Sultau Mnbmlos
&rmesr faa Iaaneoer tioli9ere. Goitil'
li9e baDoe ppret meo BAN / Slaset oeo
0i5ib, ba ban 1o9 ben tprtiite Urine paa
Sluet, Tom tummanoereoes at 9af5
8aida, % Dberit pom MOltfe, bptltsn
ii6ite ~bensane bar sultanens 9isnsfte.
Nieu SnlsimaH 4niha tSutte life poa
Sotoaterue, Der omgao BAN, O9 heller
life paa be upsrpumone SLENDER eaer
Staget psb Ri5ib. Sans belle Opm9rt'
lpmbeo pnr cpueeutreret paa Sdat'
brGttet fordn BAN.
Suleiman 8aiha bar en- bersmt
S6atipiasr. s 2Bbet al be fbrite Tiger
sitsr fin 3ilba9efOmH til Cairo baObe
ban Gneie Gauge beieiret ltema Res
ibio aaa, Der tibligere bctra9tebes ION
ROr69gpptsus it5rite Sdatipiaer. GU
lehman betra9teoe nRiten fit Rp ION
Sdatipiaer for lieeiaa GrefuIot iom I'm
6ettberrsberemmelIe. Gfter bans Ne'
ming bar Sdat ct Spit for Srigere, %
ban bleu albris tr9t al at bragg Sam'
meulisnineer meGlcm SeUG9elierns pno
S6atbrettet % be t~aftiite 8sp99eliei
! ct Selttos. Sper @itermiobas msbtt
ban lllenu RsI6ib Olga / 8afeen pet
9ilbrebben os ieireoe Ouer BAN | tn
eGler fire Spill.
Men paa bsnne iarlige Dag, iOm b
taller ON, for ca. fenIti &ar iioeu, baoo'
lllemu Rei6ib Gsa %iOriintet fig, Os Gu
lehman 8aida moreoe fig meb at lsi,
furfjeIiss Sdatopgaper III 3iosfOrcriU
Blubielis bleu ban ni6ruot BERT Ueo, q
en- bei, sulbles, tHOtlct ing 6remmei
trnabte ben til bans 8Orb, Bilfte pa
ballot militar 8is % iagOe b6tt rOt, ii
at eubusr | aafesn tmtSe bere bet:
"Balda, jeg ubiOrorer Dem til q
IpiIs ct Barti S6at."
Gle Dffcsrerne pda Terra8ien bBrt
op meO fine Samtuter % itirreoe pa,
ben tgr6e, blege unge 92anb, iout ftOi
iorau beres berDmte Gbcf. 8ai9ael
b~etra9tsOe BAN nps9icrri8t.
"Seg ftaur til 3eres Tieueite", iUa
reOe ban umiiber. "0bOr bett pleie
De at ipiGe?"
"9e Tan beitemme SuOiatien, $50
ida.
"stupel, ct buubreSc 0ufater bit b'
bore pasienbe".
Den 5remmebe uifteOe og tp9 8[abs
Mnn fa'tebe COB ON bet fsrIts 9ra.
Spiuet ~bespnbte. gIQe Oificererns fO,
LOB fin Rafs Os ftimGebe iantmsn OF
Spilerne. Be fSrite Bar Grat oper
bsoilte BEN ON, at ben Sremne6e
lurge, bensbs 5insre baOoe flpttet S6a'
brttter mango @un9s fBr ben Dag. 81
ter tpos Winuter8 GOrlsb lDfte Der {
Stint / Bai6asns Zine, og ban imileot
Sau babe funoet paa en- uoperbinbsli
Rpmbination. San iatte fin 8ronuin
ben ipran Mobitorberens Drowning
Gficererns bespnote at mumle, fUro
berss gbet iUm be trOeCe, baObe tab
Spoebet, 8uu EeI9io gtga, iom
Mellsmti6en bar tommct til, ian for
usiet no. Sau bopoe gjpttet I'm Ben,
Sombinatiou, Og bau bar pgiaa obertD
bet ON, at ben par uOoerpiuoelig.
"5an bill ta9e QrOnHin8en", bar bel
atmineelise Mentns blauot Gilifuerne
"Sois ban sigr bet, er ban mat / oft
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-22
stnnItns SeLbreNRtllifano er BE.

StanltBs SeIbreostilftanO er Die.
ben meset bcbre unoer bans Spbolo
ben idiusiSiIte 2anbbe Waloggia. Ris.
tisnOt puabrus ban fig npti9 oeo en-
langere Spaoiertur en- 6ortiGlelie ug
bar iiben maattet bplOe fig iuoe pao
@runb at BET onnrli9e &eir. San ar'
Usnosr Nerc Elmer coglis paa lloar'
beioelien al be Sursoraa, ban n9ter at
bploe | Gmsrita.
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&tt6er'& Naftoria.
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, 1890-01-18
Pals. Gard December.

Paris, 28rQ December.
To-day the Deaf. Matss of Paris made
. pilgrimage to the GhRrph of Saint ROch
IN order to celebrate the Centenary Of the
Ahb6 de FFP6e, who died on Dee, %,
1889, and to whose memory u monuments
has been eTected in the churph of the Rno
Saint R0nors. Before the Abh4's time
Deaf Mites were almost completely Hm-
cared for. On coming to Paris from his
native Versailles the good ecclesiastip re-
solved 20 change all that, so be studied the
eystemS of teaching Deaf MITES laid down
by tbs Spanish monk, PONCE do Castro,
physician to the Duke of Mantua, and
others. Out of the works of these he con
strncted his oyp code of signs, which, low
ever, is being gradually REPLACED nowadays
bf the "Oral SYSTEM The pupils arc
taught not only to understand one another
by the movements of the eyes and lips, hnt
are also made to utter aFticnlate. sounds
and TO form words. The coral system ~
now employed in all the French schools for
Deaf apd Dumb people, but it is in a moro
developed form than that of its inventor,
the Swiss Conrad Amman, who lived in
Amsterdam in 100. In France there are
seventy schools for persons afflicted with
loss of speech and hearing, giving i%nstruc-
ton to $500 pppils.-Daily Telegraph.
, 1890-01-18

4 great impetus has BEEN given to the
pHbllc interest in explorations here since
the fame OF Stanley's latest exploits has
been blOwn ABOUT. There was a large at.
tendance lately at the second general meet
ing OF the FRENCH Geographical Society
over WHICH NJ. de LessepS presided. Re-
ports respecting Stanley'S journey in search
OF EmlR PaSh2 were laid on the t8blO and
among others Of considerable interest were
those Of the journey OF Mr., Mac6regor, of
New Guinea, up to the mountain Of the
island, the highest of which he named the
"VlctQFla"; the explorations of Mr.. Thorn
son ip the Same part of the world, and tina
journey of M. BOnvallOnt and Prince Henri
aAOrl6ans through Thibet. NJ. Borelli gave,
an interesting account of his eventful and
perilOqs journey through Southern Ethio-
pl3. This enterprise occupied four years,
during which the explorer was frequently
in danger of losing his life at the hands OF
the nqmerQ4s Romaqic barhariaps whom he.
encountered in the steBpeS and deserts of
this inhQSpitable land. On leaving King
Nepelik NJ. BOrelli succeeded in traversing
the deserts from Shoa to Harrar, being the,
first European who has accomplished the.
Journey. After having s9journed near
Lake Abbala for some months the explorer
S""O"tOuAON AVA CtO CCSV4N AfWO ~ pOUC
trate the mysterious regions of the Linge-
ros. Efectipg an alliance With q native,
chief be got into the territory with 1901
men, and oil went we'll until the force ar-
preached p high mountain, where they
were met by a horde of savages who were
offering mp human sacrifices. Sharp en-
counters now took place; NJ. Borelli was
wounded by q lance.thrpst, and some OF
his menwere killed on the battlefield, while
those Of thelm who were captured were
compelled by the 4ingeros to swallow boil.
ing water. NJ, Borelli, suffering terribly
from his wound and fever, returned to.
ShOa, and thence to the coast, but not he.
fore ne had succeeded in making many use.
full observations in the interest of scieiee..
He Also Thought home an photographic
collection. which has been given to the.
State.-Ibi&
, 1890-01-18
The Property
No, 8 B. Watergut in
Nb,.ic4ionC+o1
Christiansted.

belonging to said Estate viii be
offered for sale at 8 public AActions,
to be held at the undersigned Al}c-
ton Office,
LIST Auction on THURSDAY the Goth
February 1880.
End Auction on THURSDAY the 9th
March 1890.
3rd Auction on THURSDAY the 10th
March 1890.
each day at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
Conditions, Certificate from the
records, Appraisemept &C., may be
seen from 1st Auction at this Office,
This advertisement serves also for
the information of mortgage holders
and others interested, according to
the Placard dated 22nd April 1917.
C~hritiansted's Auction Office st. GrOix
the 10th J&nRaFy 1890,
HALVOR HANSEN,
, 1890-01-18
ST. GROIN STATION.

New York, January 15th.-The death il
announced Of Earl Cairns and Lord Napier
OF Magd@la,
a Cairo despatch states that Mr., Stanley
was accorded % notable reception by Sir
Evelyn Barring aud has been decorated by
the Kbrdive.
Paris dispatches state tbaE the Chamber
of Deputies assembled yesterday and elect
ed NJ, FlOQuet as President, after which
it adjourned Rntil Thursday. The new
Chamber is composed of $50 Republicans,
including 100 Radicals, with 2l1 of tLe
opposition, including At Boulangists.
\ Paris barker, VI. EplruSsi, has Won
the $l35yO00 prize in the Panama Canal
LOTTERY,
The paper lie Paix states that the
President of the French Commission has
announced that the Panama Canal will DO
completed.
The Paris Exhibition lottery will be
drawn on the 9th inst.
London news states that the Princess
of Wales is i'll with the influenza.
The Gar and his family celebrated the
Russian New Year.
A Russian officer has committed suicide.
It is Supposed that be was implicated ip
the recent plot against the life of the
Gear.
London, Jany ~15th-Sugar in stock op
the 18th inst was 1T 900 tons, Last year
$4,000 tons.
New York, Jany. l6-Adnices received
here report that Emin Pasha has snffer-
ed a relapse, and is in a critical condition.
London news states that Mr.. Edward
Walsh, Mayor of Wexford, has been sen
fenced to two months Imprisonment for
publishing boycott notices in his paper
1.-THE People,"
In the Lisbon Chamber of Deputies
Senior Pimental, the new President of
the council said that the government had
taken Office in . grave emergency, in
which Portugal had the right on her side
and England the might.
4 Berlin despatch states that the EN-.
peroP William on opening the Diet yester.
day proposed a measure to benefit farmers
and workmen.
st. Croix, January 17th-Cable between.
Key West and Florida Interrupted, this
Interruption cuts off all stations north of
Key West via HaYana route, Messages
for the United States and EUROPE can be
sent via Panama with about as little
delay. =.
, 1890-01-18
EiendOm
No. 9 B. Watergut i
Christiansted,

stillet til Bortsalg we'd 3 ofentlige
Auktioner, som afholdes paa AUX
tionskontoret.
1ste Auktion TORsDAGEN den code
9den Auktiou TORsDAGEN den Ste
Marts 1890.
3die Auktion TORsDAGEN den 2Odes.M.
hver Days Eftermiddag ri. 2.
Konditioner, Panteattest, Vurder-
ingsforretning ~. m. henligger fra
lste Auktion til Eftersyn her paa
Kontoret,
Denpe Bekjendtgj0relse tjener
tillige til Efterretning for Panthavere
og andre Vedkommende overens-
gtemmepde med Plakat at 22de
April 1917.
Christiansteds AuktionskontOr, st. Croix
den l6de Jannar 1890.
HALYQR HANSEN,
est.
, 1890-01-18

nLLE og Enhver, ::som MATTE have
III nOget at fordre i Boet efter afg.
ADAM BARNES og efterlsvende
Hustru Venina Barnes eller i Boet
efter afg: FAKE JOHANNA JACK
SON indkaldes herved med 8
Maaneders Varsel till for underteg-
nede Skifteret at apmelde og bevis-
liggi0re saadant Krav.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix den
lode .Jauuar 1890. =.
HALvoR HANSEN.
, 1890-01-18
wBeWNre Of
Counterfeit!

MOTICE, that my Niagara Bottles,
w filed with my Soda Water,
bear my stamp
e. FRAA8.
SO. Thomas.
blown in the glass, and are supplied
with labels across the Ballstopper,
bearing my signature, the public is
therefore notified that the empty
bottles are and must always remain
my undisputed property and must
be returned to me or my authorised
agent.
st. Thomas January 18th 1890.
EDWARD FRAAS.
, 1890-01-18
New YORK, 18th January

AK" III At(H ~0'UU
FlouE, St Lawrence, per. brl. $4.45
Meal, best brspdywine. per brl. 1906.
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. ,93,1O3.
New Seasons Pork, Rpr hrI.lOt-1l.
e.oa, Crystals, nar 10 5-9,l6.8
S"S" f. to CIR, per Id. 81 9l6
English Islands Molasses SO test, per gal. =
Exchange New York and London, 4.83
LONDON, January 18th
pemeraEa Crystals per cwt. co IL cd
MnscOvadO per cwt., 50 12S. OIL
Sugar German Beet SO p. c.: {. o b,
so III 73d.
Demerara Rum per gal. Is 10d to 3s.
Trinidad Cocoa per rwt. E3. IS. OF.
OOnS'ls, ex.interest 973 $40
Bank of England Rate Of Discount 8 rerct,
LierpoOl Cotton. MidlliH4 upland p,r /,
sgd.
Three per ct. RRntes in Paris 87.G5
, 1890-01-18
A
e. a
Sc. Thomas.

Jan. 16th-Per Schr VigiIant from st.
ThOmas-Augusta Thompson, David Will
liams and niece, Julius Harrison s. 2
Children, Mrs /. Delonois s. Servant,
Elizabeth Barry, Sarah Lucas. For ST.
Thomas 17th-Charles Augustus, Addie
Eckles,
, 1890-01-18

PFTER Bsgj @ring at Christian
Il, steds skifteret som behandlende
Boet efter afg. ADAM BARNES og
efterlevende Hustru Venina Barnes
bliver den bemeldte Bo tilh0rende
, 1890-01-18
AUCTINN.

MT the request of Christiansted's
u Dealing Court as administering
the Estate of the late ADAM
BARNES and surviving wife Yepina
Barnes,
, 1890-01-18

Al lines of rain were recorded at tho
Fort on Thursday morning, Al on Friday
end l2i this morning. Total 212 ines.
The s. $. Atlantis, 9l6 tons, Captain
WaHdleSs, arrived at Frederiksted from
St. Kitts yesterday, and left later Ag
Antigua.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-28

The only place in the country which is
really satisfied with the csnsus, so far as
heard from, is Miles City, Mont At first
there was an inclination to ''kick" because
it was noissd abroad that the enumerators
had only succeeded in finding 979 residents
within the corporate limits. The citizsns
were anxious that there should be at least
1000 Inhabitants, and they fully expected
that the census bureau would find that
number. All they wanted was population
of Il thousand or more so that they could
avail themselves of the state law, which
provides that low liquor license shall pre-
vail in towns of less than | 900 inhabitants,
and high license in towns above that limit.
But the fates have been propitious, a1d the
cause of temperance reform has triumphed.
Miles City, according to the official count,
has ,02l people.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-28
Inoonsistent Sneaker Reed

Speaker Reei does not object TO ilibus-
tsring when he has a point 70 gain. He
permitted the republicans to b!Ock gisla-
ton 20 their hearts content a day OF two
az when the compound lard bill was under
consideration. although, when be and bis
party were engaged in unssatiug demo
Gratis and putting republicans in their places.
be would not reclg iizs any member who
desired TO make dilatory motion, and be
would not permit any obstructive tactics OF
any kind. The cou ntry wanted legislation,
he said, and be ignored the minority alto
gether, and had passed at railroad spssd
both the forcs bill and tue tariff bill
1t is said that the reason he permitted q
few republicans to filibuster tho othsr day
was that he wants to defeat the Buttsrworth
option bill, and ne allowed the time set
apart for tue consideration OF that bill to
be consumed by the filibusters.
The speakers inconsistent course will not
escape the notice of the country. His at
tention will be called to il in his campaign
for reelection, aud as he cannot give a sat
isfactory explanation Of il he may find that
it will greatly lessen his chaaces FOR getting
back to the House His arbitrary and ia
constitutional use of his power as speaker
might have been overlooked by the majority
of his constituents, but many Of them viii
not readily overlook the glaring irconsis-
tenCy of which he has been guilty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-28
Broader Reciprocity.

If this country is to have recipe city
VITA the Latin-American countries they
must furnish market for her manu-
featured goods as well as for her brealstutfs
They produce pretty much all the agricul-
tural products they need, and even export
some. Their total imports of breadstuffs
and provisions are very small. The value
Of the imports of breadstuffs and pro-
visions of Chilli, Uruguay, Paraguay and
the Argentine Republic last year was
$500, 891 pesos, while the value of the i'm
ports of other merchandise was 1914, S94 1913
pesos-a peso being the Spanish dollar of
exchange. The part which this country has
in this trade is ridiculonsly insignificant,
amounting last year to 2, $50 pesos in bread.
stuffs to the Argentine Republic and S.
2S6 pesos in provisions. The exports of this
country of breadstuffs and provisions to
Chill are not more than half of what are
sold to the Argentine Republic.
The truth is that the Argentine Republic
and other South American countries are in
a position to export breadstuffs, and the
Argentine Republic actually did export
during the year 1887 wheat to the value of
9,5l4,6 35 pesos, corn to the value of 1885,.
$50 pesos and dried beef to the value OF
2,39S, 424 pesos. The exports of wheat for
1889 were small, because of failure of the
crop, but there seems little reason to sup
pose that the South American coun.
ries, with their vast agricultur a
areas, cannot produce their own food
Notwithstanding our large imports OF
wool, hides, coffee and sugar from the South
American countries, our exports to them
of manufactured goods are but very
small part of their total imports. In this
respect, however, it is not true, as in the
case of breadstuffs and provisions, thai
they supply their own demand by home
production. Great Britain. and France
supply most of the manufactured articles
which this country, by means of favor
able treaties, might hope to supply.
Our exports of cotton goods to South
| America are only about one-tenth of Grea
| Britain's As Secretary Blame said Of tn,
Mckinley tariff bill, that it contained mo
a section or line that will open market fol
another bushel of wheat or another barre
Of pork" so it might be said of his reel
procity programme that it promises very
| little unless he broadens it, Larger reel
| procity is necessary, so that this country
may have market for her manufacturer
| goods in the South American countries a
we'll as for certain of her agricultural
| products
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-28

4 few days ago the Brunswick Times
asked the MoRSING News if it proposed TO
contribute a bucket Of whitewash TO the
benefit Of Mr. Felix Corput The morn
ING News asked the Times If Mr.. C)rput
hal been found guilty Of wrong-doing
The Times admitted that he hadn't, but it
failed to explain why 1t suygeited white
wash for him, It seemed determined,
however, to put the MORNING NEWS in the
position of whitewashiag or co1demnIng
somebody. and it asserted that the Morn
ING NEWS CONDEMNS Mr.. Clark Howell
The MORNING News. somewhat sur
prissd, requested it TO quote anything which
the MORNING News had said coniemning
Mr.. Howell. Did it frankly comply vita
the requestl IL did not. IL an
swered in just about the way the
MORNING News expected it would. In one
paragraph it tried 10 be abusive, and IL
another it gave its experience In flea
catching. The MORNING NEWS has had no
experience with fsas, AMI is therefore IN
able to say whether the Times is an expert
6sa-catcher or not. The MORNING NEWS is
willing to admit that 1t is, and will leave 1t
with the hope that it has found an occupa-
ton in which it will meet with more success
than it does when trying to state facts.