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Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
StatSraao Cpant.

DIE Nnton DIAM CT fpot paa @aars
ben Wet peo Molbe / 8omsbalen 1884.
San blep Stuoent | 1853, iuribiit @aus
oioat | 1862 os tos aopofaturen 1867.
San bolatte fig | Norore Srpno6iems
Irnt, buorfra ban / 1873 fsrite @ana
Tom paa Storthtnset. San blep ltaoia
9ienpalst fra bette amt. 1885 bleu
ban uon9ont til SprenIfriper / @uloal
/ Ssnore 3ronobiem, boorfu ban
pal9tes paa Sturtbingst for Geriuben
18S6-S9. San bleo ierit Wteolem al
8trtefomtteen, %ienere, | 1877, 6ormauo
| Brototolfomiteen % t 1880 Sornano
| SuititsfOmiteen. 8 ale bisie @omis
teer bar ban uomrrfet fig baabe peb Ell
ilelben G%rbeio8frait % peb Snitiatiu til
&eiOrmer. Serlis er bans Maon fnuttet
til 9urplouen, at bois 3ilblipelle ban
niaa li8es at bape SopeoiortieneIten. 2
1880 bleo Fan 4raiioent / 2~aQt6iuaet.
1886. | SoelStbiuset. s 1889 bleu
ban uonaUnt til 9agmau6 for SroIfas
tbirta.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

2annfemmisiar Grpif, bois &eii9s
nation &rGiioenten bar atcepteret, reilte
9prbass til California, buor ban pil
te9Dnoe en- Misunderstanding.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
Seuatur glair bar mo6tasst llb.

Senatur glnir Ear mootusst llos
nauuclien til be 6oreueoe Stnters
Gsianot til Siua. Stueierus / Neiu
gort uil ieube en- 9iGmpepetitipn til
ben iinsiiIte @eianbt i @aibinston, /
bpiltsu DC iurbrer, at BEN fineiiite Ges
sicrius ital mOotase Blair paa famine
Rnaoe, iOm ban piloe ie De f~iueiiite
9nopanbrere montague | De 5preneoe
Stnter. Blair uar nemlis en- al benz,
Der arbeibeoe iprisit for ben nnti.tiues
fife Bill. Spis @~eianbten / @nibiug,
ton nr9ter at lcnbe 9etitionen til aina,
pil man ielu ience ben oirette til ben
t@luciiite Sweiier, 0aan io9er oslaa peo
griuatbrspe at opuisle bet t~iueiiite 6plf
mob Blair.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

StatSminiiter Blaine er gebrins ;
ban PLACES M al @iSt, iaa ban. frem.
esIeS ma bpIbe fig inoe / Suiet, men
fan iprreIten paretuse fine GmbeOs-
f0rretnin9er.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

Snoianas Del al ben birefte Stat
bleo uobetalt i Snsbass. Gen belsb
ia tl $769,144.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
StatsraaS Npiom.

Sans Sein Npiom er fsbt / Sulme.
Itrano 1645. Sau bfep Officer i 1866,
men tos afiteo allereoe 1876 for at
saa oper | bet ciuile Snsenisroeiens
5leneIte. San bar ienere uaret aniat
/ &analpaletet os bar / oenne GsenItab
sjort talri9s Steiier omtrins / 9anbet
% oeroeo erbuerpet fig ct ~betpoelist
&jenbifab til 5orbolbeue I be iprItieli9e
2~anosoele. Sr. Npiom bar meo flor
Suteresie oeltaset / 9iSfusli ouen om
tefnilfe Spsr9smaal baaoe / ben pplp.
tetniite SCREENING, boor ban | l9nsere
3tb bar pRret 5ormanb, os | be tetuiite
3,osltsiItcr. Gan bar uosiuet ct By
brpsrafft aart uper Iorse os iammen
meo TO andre SnseuiBrer en- Saanbbo9
I SlgbninssoGien. Gan bar osiaa ir'
teresieret fig aolfili9t for Militars
~lpsrssmaal os bar blanot anbet oeltas
get I ubarbeioelien at i'm Salpbrober
Oberitlpitnant Siortbs SGrforIas.
Seb lioite Stortbingsual8 for Sriitiania
ppnaaeoe ban at bliue 8atgmanb. @eo
lioIte S~ommnneoal9 fom ban inb i @e.
pre- lentantItabet iom enelte &cprGiens
tant for 8enitre.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
DR.. DAMS.
1876 W. Madison STR. CHICAGO, I'LL.
Snotanif Woo= ogltrtesSrae.

bebaneler Sp0esmme /
eopsest, Sissuen, SaIien, euuaernt. s,,,.
tt etpssfn, Warsae,
AM alslaas t%Torii:s SraseEns. 5tlsiat GA parma.
Esti nee iIss ure. "a 8se>SRsstrinsr Srssp Ss.s-
hl's nesn beisTsesifs. siufiiiss B0ptipsrss.ss st,ss.
''"'" 29ifla
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
WeroenSnoniHtnge

Sra Som telesrafcrcces | 5reeoss,
at Gapen bapbe lpit ben apultoliIts
gelliauslie pper @erSensuoitilinssn
Gbicagp.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
ara Waibinston.

TsIfemGnghen | Spo Stnteritt.
Or npIis OficnttisejOrt Germs @nlieiin
bier 6pltsmanesen eiter SuSiareen !
gpbfaterrs CO sonios 70 @aiSiciiri
Scm ifiao;
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

8ettelie. - 5 en- 9orreipcnoance fra
Saller eitp | Slaoet for lite MartS ltaar.
OF Der er 3 Sernbaner Der; bette er lite laa
ben 2ben Sernbane, q. u. Or. o., er pmtreut
10 Mile l9nsere neoe.
timber Den lille encyclopaedia / forr.
3ninner er ben imalefte Del af ben brittle
aanal opsipet aloeles inisioritaaelist. Sul,
lene itaI p9re 20. IS, altiaa benoeo 81 Ssmil.
s. Stpttet "Om @raoeitotten" er peb
lobe 9inle efter Oroet "Stres" uoeIaot: Deb
al opbebe Sanoet, til bet ioste, aiorbes
after en- Stres
8 bet lille Stptte, iOm bsspnber meo /:
Saaleoes blep c.f,p, ltal 90 GRADER bore
80 9c~bbeltgraosr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

Gebrafas 2e8islatur bar bepilsei
$4,000 for 9 crSsusubItilingen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

iFrIts Gang paa Gturthineet ! 1886.
Saar blep ban ualst til Gormnne
WilitQrtomiteen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
Zen ipauite Geejerins bar mpotdget
SnobDoelien til at oeltage | llbitiuinsen.

Zen ipanIte He9leriii9 bar iiipofo9el
Snobpoeiien iii at oeIta0e l~lbitiuinsen.
Sra Gitp Of Werifo berettes, at
Merifo oil lepere en- Uplifting Chi
cage, Der ital opersna aIe andre 2anbes,
meb llnbtagelie ai be 5ereneSe Staters,
us paa @ruuo al i'm eneitaaeuSe Grt bill
ben tiltrafte fig mere Spmrrfombeb,
enb ielpe llnionens lloItitlina.
Oct CT en- mnrfelis Sienossiernirg,
at ben fsrite Gambling at en- rbeulanbt
Wagt til at belto9e | geroeHsuoitillin'
gen fpmnter fra &epublifen San DO
min9o, bupr ben fBrite &Oloui | ben
nDe Ssrpen blep srunblo9t Ien8e fsrenb
GnSelifmGnoene neoiatte iis pna bet
amcrifauite 6aIttano.
aaptein Iotbau Gppleton, en- beiienbt
9pr9er FRA Bolton, iom for 3ioen er
beitiriti9et meo Sernbnnebp9uius /
San Domingo, bar facet / Spbras At
&e9ieringen Der at fannie en- bel Gel
Gjcuitnnce for llbItinir0eu. 8apteit
appleton oil osioa fire fig en- Canning
az biitoriife GcoFaber at Sten, Ser
u.i.p., inn bru9tes al Subianerrs for
6plumbus's Gntpmit; ban pil pgidn
Jamie Rnriteter fra ben ipritc ipanIte
SulOnt, 5otO9roiier At 8p9niuser,
8uiner o. p.
8enejuetas &esierin9 bar muotaset
Snobpoeli en til at belta9e | &eroenss
uolilingen. 8raIioenten liotalte til
Dc 5oreneoe Staters l~loieuoine, at ban
mart bible uon9pne Ell &pmmisi9r, Der
ltulOe furberebe Ell llb1tiling at Cans
bets 8~rpbufter.
@eIanot 2incoln / 9pnoon bar tsle.
graieret, at Sturbritanien bar mpbtaget
Sn%bbDoelien, % at oct pil Seltnce
/ ubftilin8eu.
en- 9onierens, / bpilfen ct gtntal -
ieeoe tDIfe 6abritanter beltos, traabte
iammen / Berlin Den 25oe Marts for
at oiStutere Sppr9smaalet ON Delta,
9elie / Serbensuoltiaiusen | Chicago.
5abrifartcrne bar eni9e oeri, at bet
tDIte Ri8e tlnSe blise repralenteret
pao Ell pGrbig Maabe, bpis Gigsresie.
rir8en oilOe ienoe Ell aommisi9r til be
6oreneoe Stater for at fire be tp1fe
uoItiQere ale 6orbele, ipm ben tpTfe
Suoultri er berettiset til. 8onferenIen
beIlutteoe at inmmenfaloe en- Masie.
~fprlomling al tpife 6abritauter / Der.
lin ben 2oen os. for at brcite bette
Spprgsmaal.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

Hsttsife. = ! RuIttsrinsrns for BEN iss. E,Sruar
itaIss i,aa %iiisssiior "Utb Ritolst GSrit gar,sr. gno
y. O., Rsb., 800: "U,s Ritolat Gsrlh Sar,or e,Is
panioH. y, 5Obnlou. ira slba. Rss., TAFT s7.oo.-
~ Q. BatsaI.
pr. 3so. .. 9ohrfsn
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
staisraao aonc,p.

BOlert aonop CT fsot ! Bergen
1s47. San CT en- Setter al grueseier
@olsrt aOnoiu | gsnbrs 8ersenbus.
8 1879 bleu ban iuribiit aaubibat meb
bebite Raraiter, % be narmeit fslsenbe
Gar tilbruets ban bells meb filciOfilte %
literare Stubier os bells meo at iatts
fig inb | bet tbeoretilte os prattiite
Sorobrus. 8 1877 fisbts ban @aar'
ben 9obers | STANCE, % | 1882 ooer'
tOs ban in 5ars @aaro 9iernei &in9s-
ater. San fom isrite Gang paa Stor'
tbinset / 1886 % bleO | 1889 5Ormaro
/ grptofplfpmiteen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

Su FB tor n
iT6stosOs Dos
srtit iom gil
sr'aturrrus a
hcsn stunb ID
slnS'die forb
adu bag ON 81,
leg iunOs I'D
etuHO baSbe
Nano;n % d
babe Nuts a.
'srO. vi Git
men bet bar
sar iubuss isis
3 bet Samnie
1slNiSOs bapol
BET bar 10 saa
sleO Susbunoe|
ssns Separ ua
eino men Oh
lda sriisn bic,
90Or alt bette
spHOte @eoicii
~" W9tI
aaaoHina met
ON TO 9ase \
Saddles saar
Pn't mco Den
a%5onn,ut,r .,
s'nI', o. imsb
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
GtatSraa0 2amas.

SacOb Otto 9anse er isbt | Stapuf'
ger 1888. s Garens 1856 til 81 itu'
oerebe ban Sorltuaien | 9pltlano os
bar fra 1853 til SO So~rItasiiitent /
Ssoemarten. s 1860 bleu ban uniut
iom Ooerisriter paa S~onssbers, boor
ban osiaa bar pRret 8eitprer Of ben |
1875 oprettebe ferite SfOgitole Nor9e.
Or. 2an9e bar baret Meolem af Stur'
tbinget iom &epr9Ientant for Songs
berg iiben 1877, unota9eu | 8al9peri'
ooen 1S"A-S2, ba ian bapoe irabeot
fig @jenpalg. unber &i9sretten mob
Selnterminiteriet bleu Sr. 2au9e ems
itemmis oalgt til 0ietteus 9rGlibent.
San bar De iioIte Nar p9ret 4raii.
bent | 2aatbinqet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

R%rpubIiftn Sau Spmingu pniter
al ina 1fiiaitst en- NcciprOcitetstraftat
rnec be Sprenese Statet. Regieringen
bar ienot Seupr @alunna bib iom Wis
hitter. Sau aiiluttebe en- ~lisnenoe
9rattat meo DC 6preucne Stater 1884,
men ben fit inmme Stl9bne ION ben
iyaUIte &ecitrpcitetstrottat; ben bleu
fife itdbinitet al Senatet. Gan DO
mineC bar altib pGret oenligiinoet mob
BE- Sprereoe Stater, iibeu &rRiioent
Srdnt erfl9rebe, at Zen buroe tOmme
unber be 5preneSe Staters 8eItpttelIe.
Get er ct iutter' % fuiieprOoucerenoe
2arSs 6orrise Gar uoisrtes berfra
til BE- 6oreueoe Stater 8rOoutter til Ell
2nrbi al 2 Miaipusr Dollars, tOlbirie
Sarer bapoe II 8aroi al Inn $230,000.
eutterinoiprieleu bapoe en- 89roi al
81, 100 ,o00, % oeune tunOe blipc me9et
itsrre, buis bet fan inoigres toloirit.
&c 6prenebe Stater uoigrer til Gan
DOMINGO 8arer til Ell &eroi al en-
@ilipn Dollars pnt Gdret, for bet
gleIte @rpoitOfie, aiso, Meieriproouf-
t.r, "aumbu" r9 M%aitiner,
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

Zen lite 8
bmbcIis meo
6igbielo.
ben at Ri Ia
t'tcr at ben
big 6pranbrr
vi lar faa
Sc F0Ite GAG
Q~Hota9tlis
5neen fsgst
iaGoah Sino
va0e ri mart
man tuuoe 81
bftIaae OS pp
oryct goot; |
fit almiuoelis
tNer gtanael
isIU elder fine
Ha8e % Spi
Faa bet 8ebit
"@oItcu' Ia
iOm man osic
bnIgt 9Rieitof
% b~elGrcnoe.
SUcymaHOs s
ii8 intsrssiaut
% Senieeno
bet bar ppret
at faffs 9aier
H9 RDtte for
ls8 Uu ba t.
ben I'LL uOtpnt
mtr". &unbe
SOOhto / 81
9nn itoitn9pnt
ben tuube pai
aar auereOe b
itNis oil ies {
Sor" burbe fin
not scrmeo, at
paa Sruno al
aOfpr men B
~ttiislist gus |
moo Simlen o
qorn' al eoo 0
8ai for glp
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
0brtttus for Vilatus,
@efrtpeIie al Waleriet.

srmn hm w bMt br NN6HW "EomHMW tEHaHHss EMd6S 8 Ibn W hM1 ON mw-
Cmhtap cbsberen CT 9rQaauet ukbe wYRrrFarGhna apbRa faaar Gbrfus "a ue hnsGa
Sen noeo uhrbeE auonfrr nd SpHhNs Der G uWt mabhGif Deb bans Stuuo gaben'~~
ON ErgPaati uorpts eReeaehr o. en- pHSrbnbbt onm nsdse 6rGfb6. hpumb tnbaIHr Wm..
Spnurrpmbbp a gFte6rs Smg Gm ng "aprN9f bamtl tmb dpnehe benz nhpratg , mn''
ma rdterre ea hmm Eb imb Jan mfnHer, at bet, at hbe oaHe sMo aa bill s%
rnum o edfreu io1eIcmR S pab ben hbTs COB, hm hrur 5amrs 8o. hi han un 80
@bs sn gHtus apa er for ShgfI meomsH asS anottgbeh nsnm4 bans 5uhS GaaAHn
Sms Spoub srptfuriu mpt br hmrh BAN til at figbs
Zen uiStcrne Sfaurm Der NET unhhtdnbe AT me r Gbrfns Nb,n Gt ibcbt mn tnnm.s.
"a bumue suubr sn narah et fin @n gefumbbs fmpt Maefet ubuE @n du sgmJ ~.
hans mus tohb. Ct bhrt al bmnaf uRbGaiae nMr pmgti bans aufst abug fr ima g%
AZ m9ras r en- habdu reioHaS unuta % Gr beWu fleet guFsht bar but Sauss men E""
amre sRgubs:m men Der G Humm9 uuS Gp
smmtt erroem Tiaurer futalS at ben Hds fpGbhr 6dnf1a, ben ooampoa, ma rm
tonne eF4afroeb en- omraeS obt mel fin nr1e SobuHa 90 @harns fndetee Frre Srs go
6mr Smbr. 4smHfrnb ann BED BEN enc Se hmr ma SeufRms 9ae; bun hOu OBJ RtgwrI
~ ian e. bm bSg dGuufeb bar for smtb eQpaotS anopmmea 3 ben pe gal rrw m""
pm gunmss Dom
9iQe0e CT IL ID "a 3ontner,
fort not ill tpe be nentrbmb uSmf Of aufpnns 90 5aurane m2ms be frfRGgt uUnt al IA,
WusJruabb gblbmhd p Neurological dbui auhHe Wastr hrnmaet mb wumfmS.Is
pGpsbb.
Wan ttda erinore,
AZ nm al s faces BETTE nsneg mebe GA "3arob9Mm~ for ct War.
Bette sHHe ph pore bdbt sbesne til bet benbh sut5 uenpmbnas Sg M Ft lar bar
omd pm grSuit mb ghoGL auSs;
9. Wnnnojen,
Drawer B., Seeorab, Soaa,
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

&eener ma bertil 2,1Sl ainelere,
100 SapGueiers % s,2o7 SnSianere,
fio bar man ben iamIeoe geioltnins !
fiSit Stater.
ges at i~ammenlisue bIsie Eal meS
Upl~tctGaiuseu i 1880 ril man ie, at
ben Iarpeoe SCiOlfnius / Staterne peo
Gtiautcrbapet before er aitaset eno till
taset / Sc iieIte 10 Gnr, mctasen | Si'
frict Of Columbia, buor ben CT betpoelig
forget. Zen farpe0e geiulfning bar |
be iprIcbne 10 Var bepGset FIG ira ben
otlautiite 9pIt mre SpIIIpitcn, % for
nemmtIig til Sta,erre Grtanias %
s~RisiisIppi, bpor 0c9rsne bar forget
is iorbclo8pis bnrti9ele eub be Soioe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

@eianot 2incoln | 9pnoon bar teles
8raieret, at Sturbritanien bar mpbtnset
SnbbDoelien, % at oct oil Seltnrs
/ u~b1iaingen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01
YrGmie yiO. 20.
"Gbriitus forHuatuS.

Teb r br urun na mmes anufpGpNn otter bsmsb esmte gH@e bar 7ngohu Ian.
tuad Tonuaannhar I'll at nfoHsa d at ANNE bbrs mn tbgpst ION gremis ao1ors ~ sWRsss
gtu nj As til at kbss ptOhh ct Grrmpn al bette 'S"a
gtorarteoe 8taeos frtt til Gmbper,
N trbr H. IT, ben amredpeR ns for ct Vars bommrtr m "Eapabnoau~ e,g~u,
BIT fmbs psa tM III enws Pm ToNn % IN np sutfnbet I'll dmtnbds Brs SIS as Vs
TirBnaa gOr, babe ai enss wi europa bar ra mango gH % bann for at t s, MS.
CrpmnbRairj
GbrtnuS for piIatuS,
ca bet bars ra ct g amttemnstS unbubeufnbr al Diem. artfeh bar blt hsa e. BET mss r..
smss tom noemarse r bmt III amrHa ct Gesfnhars Ell sanSa'a or@ta@ SSuHSunst suTsss
sproaa lite mastr at eTrps trnsns ms mahot Rrrsfmr
ollie Sarper bet originate Nialeri er nsiagtig g%jensibns bort giu,A.
net rbras saambn of urmOSut % apmnt abdbea at pusne stme !, hsmbrra, sa,@ NV"
bn sunnrnuep adaat otu .usnetse s ge bet bebh muse @euht unha uhgs @i
vShs adt att amnbth bnb@sfet Side iht Hs autaas
Zen uupqrenbtI Acknowledgement STR Sobu 8anamafr fra gblabdpbo ts.n
oer ct bmnoreos tmHnet Dollars GOO, 0OO) for bette betenbtGRakrL "gtra",
for Thatus.
Den ar 9ntuaStf on NE amNn bar sn for eteFo eaRant bari 9hfe at ucbev hn
suFubaa gonasfm aha ustasts aopti be oSrinoeiss 8arWr at bette pbumaEm a
pi ne bene sunnune % Grapnr hbe aan4e at udss en- HFashsC Hant.od al s SmN
t, gdei ga ba tmnt p tuanmfe Bu6s pm be bar trmbrast bmnbrs d aHs or bar ah
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

prtsIiits; IL
No. 2, On lioeu Stlffs mibt unbsr 8orbst. ..........
No. 3. 20 Gnoeitufer os en- lben Sfuffe ...........
Wo. a. 20 Strffer paa boer Gnoe os en- liben Stuffe
NO. 8. Ere Stnfer paa bpsr Gnbe os en- liben Sfiffe
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-01

faa mango a,teripGasr otter bette bersmte gtaeOe, br S1rmohu,a
til at anaGHr emd al FANNIE bpifs M ttibpces ION grruts iadrpo, go H upsss
4 f,uss putu,rtt c QrempIu al bette Isla3a Sms
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-01
President Harrison.

President Harrison has again
been abroad. He first went west,
not to "grow up with the country"
but to have the country grow up to
him. Lately the president went
east with similar view. The pres
ident is a great man-an all-round
man. In the west the president is
a Sunday school man. In the east
the president is worshipper of
gold. In the west he teaches the
people to be subject to the powers
that be. In the east the "the pow
ers that be" is gold. Figuratively
speaking, Mr. Presidents aristo-
cratic nose goes up in the air at the
very sniff of silver. No free silver
for the president. No imitation. No
dishonest dollar" but one dollar
must be as good as every other
dollar, and every other dollar must
be gold. Mr.. Harrison is now
ahead of Mr.. Cleveland, in the race
for president. Mr.. Harrison cried
aloud in the ears Of the nation.
Mr.. Cleveland only wrote a letter.
Mr.. Harrison has been both east
and west. Mr.. Cleveland has only
been east. Mr.. Harrison is solid
with both the Sunday schools and
Wall street. Mr.. Cleveland only
with Wall street.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-01
GiObe.DemOcrat and the Farm
els.

The Globe-Democrat, having, fig
uratively speaking, stretched forth
it's hand and proclaimed the immor-
atty and injustice of the farmers,
and finding it pleased plutocracy,
proceeds to lecture farmers for hav-
ing an Alliance. 1t says, in sub
stance, that the Alliance lecturers
do not tell the truth, presenting
only one side of question and
that the farmers are the most pros
porous class of society and that if
any farmer is behind, it is his own
fault. The Globe is little behind
the procession, from the standpoint
of Kansan. The Kansas farmers
heard all this, and more too, over a
year ago. All the Republican pa
pers, from the big Topeka Capital
down to the county town imitator,
and copyist, informed the farmers Of
their extravaganza, and insisted
that they stay at home and kill
weeds. They got in the way of the
procession, and were run over
The same thing we predict will hap
pen to the Globe. Telling the
farmers they are immoral, unjust,
liars and extravagant, will not stay
the procession.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-01
Secure the Courts.

The Chicago Tribune, in speaking
of the Demo-Rep. fusion in Kansas,
to prevent the Alliance if possible
from electing the judges who are to
be voted for this fall, says: dad
Legislation can be endured, but bad
courts never" There is a great
deal Of food for thought in that SEN
tence, not only for the Kansas farm
ers, but for the industrial hosts all
over the country. The main bull
wark of the money power is the
courts. Entrenched there they will
defy the will of the people as ex-
pressed by their Legislators.
The Independents of Kansas and
Nebraska have seen something of
chad courts" themselves. They
have seen supreme court decide
that the Nebraska Legislature could
not institute an investigation Of
contested election cases without the
governor, whose own election and
citizenship both were contested,
should assemble them for that pur-
pose. They have seen the same
court, when called upon for decis-
ion as to the citizenship of said
alleged governor, adjourn-with all
the evidence before ito give him
an opportunity to defeat the will of
the people and serve the corpora
tions, whose tools they both were,
by vetoing the maximum freight
bill, and Immediately reassemble
and decide that he was not citizen
Of the United States. The people
have seen enough of that kind of
courts, and the hydra-headed party
of the plutocrats won't succeed in
saving such from their righteous
wrath. Iowa Tribune.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-01
Alliance Encampments.

An open rate of one and one
third fare for the round trip has
been granted by all roads in the
Trans Missouri Passenger Associa-
ton and the X. G. w. q n. W., to
the Alliance district encampments
from all points within so miles of
place of holding said meetings.
Tickets will be on sale the day of
the meeting good to return the day
following.
DATES OF MEETINGS.
lst district, Holton, Friday, Sept.
11th.
2nd district, Ottawa, Saturday,
Sept. 10th.
3rd district, Parsons, Thursday,
Sept. 18th.
4th district, Emporia, Monday,
Sept. 18th.
9Th district, Clay Center, We'd
neSday, sept. 9Ih.
9th district, Beloit, Wednesday,
Sept. 23rd.
18th district, Hutchinson, Mon
day, Sept. Dist.
18th district, Wichita, Tuesday,
Sept. 10Th.
Hon. L. L. Polk, president n. F.
A. & |. u, and other distinguished
speakers will be present at each
meeting and address the people.
Yours fraternally,
j. B. FRENCH,
Secretary F. A. & |. U. of Kansas.
GET up club. Send for rates.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-01

and manner of the press toward the
rank and file was, "shut your eyes,
open your mouth, and swallow"
Criticism and opposition of the
voter who owned himself was re-
venged by as far as possible Grip
ping his influence before the public,
by misrepresentation. Neither
press, nor politician, hesitated to
lie, if thereby they could gain their
purpose. In brief, party despot-
ism had been inaugurated, that
would have gladdened the heart of
a Shah of Persia. The deep sleep
of partisanship had made this des-
potism possible, and had it not been
for a watchful few, who awake, in a
gloom of the darkest night that has
yet settled upon the American
republic, and threatened to eXtin-
guish it's glorious light, that
sleep would have been been the
sleep from which there is no awak-
ening, except at the. point of the
bayOnct.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-01

ACCORDING to the Eagle Gen.
Rice and President McGrath of the
Farmers Alliance are both sick of
the Peoples party, and to believe
the Eagle, one would be led to the
conclusion that the Peoples party
is fast dying Such statements are
not new, for according to the 6. O..
D. press, the Alliance and the Peo-
ple's party have died daily, for the
last year.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-01

THE Anderson County Teacher
does not believe that "politics enter
very materially into the selection of
teachers, and why should it into the
the selection of superintendent z"
The editor of the Teacher is right.
Politics ought not to be considered
in the selection of teachers or SUI
perintendents, and would not, had
it not been that the gospel of hate
has been proclaimed from every
school house, and from every sane
tum of every editor within the Dor
ders of our state. The dominant
party assumed infallibility, and the
politician an press breathed against
opposing parties only prescription
and persecution. Is it any wonder
the people hate, when their leaders
teach hatred? Our common school
is the sacred trust Of the common
people, and if the common people
were true to themselves, and to
their children, no question of poll
tics would enter into the selection
of teachers. Of the superintend-
ent there is one sure way out of
that oflice-and that is: to fry the
fat out of the salary.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-01
Alliance

Eighty thousand strong in Geor-
gia and increasing daily in both
numbers and enthusiasm. TheSouth-
ern Alliance Farmer Of Atlanta,
Ga, says:
The old bosses may crack their
whips over the farmers and yell
"nigger supremacy" the partisan
papers may snort and rave, and the
politicians yell themselves hoarse,
but they can't stay the stampede.
Georgia Alliancemen are going to
stand together, work together and
vote together. The more you abuse
and villify them, the stronger they
grow"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-01

Ex-CoNGREssMAN KELLY, in giving
the reasons why he left the Repub-
lican party, speaks the sentiments,
and gives the experience of nine
tenths of the Republicans who have
left that party. Any effort to re-
form, any symptom Of independence
has been set down upon by the
bosses, with a venom that would
have done credit to the devil him
self. The bosses, from Quay down
to the township dumb-head, invaria-
bly, assumed infallibitity. The tone
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-09-01
Railroad Owner hip.

A great many honest people do
not believe in the government own
ership of railroads. But being
honest in ones convictions does
not always make one right. 1t is
said of our government, that the
government is Of the people"
Under that construction, if the
government owned the railroads,
the ownership would be in the peo-
pie. An enlightened community
will not infict upon itself, all injury.
If it made mistakes it would cor
rect them. Our government, that
is, the people, have created compan-
les by investing with authority
and ownership, to construct and OPP
crate railroads, not for the enrich
ment and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the
companies, but for the convenience
of the people. The companies have
abused their privilege by expressing
the power that created them, and
the people are asking for change.
The change looks to the bringing
back of the railroads to the original
purpose when their construction was
authorized that is their opera
ton at cost for the benefit and con-
venience Of the people.