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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-10

ter beiBen Seelenfdmpfen, an eineln
gDerte arbeite, 10 trage er bic 3upers
li9t in fi9, baB fein Wert auf bic
yta6pelt fommen werbe; er mife, baB
fetn ytame untrennbar nit ieinem
Werte oerbunoen bleibe. Das Werf
Der Sourualiiten bage9en babe in Der
Hegel nur eine fur3e 2ebensbauer; er
aroeite fur ben Sag unb feline eigene grs
belt beg ndbiten Cages perbrdnge bic
porangegange aus benz @ebd9tnii1e Der
i9nelloergefenben 3eit. gr miFe fi9
nit benz 8emuBtiein besniigen, BEN
9arren bes Gorti9rittes mieber elm
Stud meiter gefdoben gu babem. Oie
Sbdtigteit beg Sournalilten iei nit benz
Hegen gu perslei6en, beHen unmittelz
bare Spuren balb nieber Deri9minben,
Der Hegen babe ben biiritenben Boben
getrdntt, pfaH3en. Sbiere unb Mens
l9en erquidt, bas Wa6stbum hef0r>
BERT Die Suft gereinigt, uub fein einsi>
ger Jta6ruf beitebe oft in eiuigen gallis
gen S9eltworten irgenb zines pbiliz
tiers, benz 3ufdqig bic S9ube NAB ges
uOrbeu ieien.
@s 1T freili9 tpabr unb ni6t gu ldug,
nen, e8 regne ni9t INNER aur re6ten
3eit, iti9t INNER am re9ten Ort, unb
man6esmal 3iebe aud ftatt bes pobls
tbdtigen &egens Elm perni6tenber 9a=
sell9lag iiber bic 6elber; aber lpie balb
ei Der ipobltbdtige &egen Dergefem,
mdbrenb man bon benz SagelI6lage
nod iabrelang ipre6e. Wir N0e,
| fdloB profeKor Deiuinger, baben
| i6on oft ipeibli6 iiber bic 3eituneen
railouirt, oiel leliener baben mir iie
gelobt, nod ieltener beniel6en aufri9s
! ti8 unb ebrli6 gebanft. unb bod 1T
geraoe bic 3iinitleri6aft in ibrer 8es
iammtbeit Der prefe 3u reidem Dante
perpfli6tet. gDdbreEb be5 8ierteliabre
| bunbert8 bes 8eitanbeS ulferer @enOis
ieni6aft 1T uns bic prehe itets trell
aur Seite geftanben, lie bat bic Offents
li1en 6actoren unb oa5 groBe publt.
fun INNER pieber fir unlere 8eltres
bungen intereifirt unb geDonnen, unb
o6ne ibre Ntitbiilfe pdren mir nod
lange ni6t aus unleren tleinen Nn
fdngen au Der gebeutung gelanst. pels
DE mir beute befiBen. IS lit besbalb
nur cine ielbltoeritdnbli6e Yfi6t Der
9antbarfeit, wenn mir beute an unIe=
rem gbrentage aud Der preHe ben
3ou Der Wnertennung entri6ten, mel.
den tie fir ibre Mitarbeiti6aft al uns
ierem Werfe reifli6 perbientl
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OaB er ueruntreut, per9euOet, perl6lellz
bert batte, mas inn nid)t gebOrte, ct
l6Gnlte ii9 einiad.
9lls er ii6 furS BON leiner Wtutter
uerablAieoete, i6r Ia9te, raB man i'm
erforoerlihen Sales i'll ueuen Sort
gaule ludeu nl09e, peinte G9arlottc, iie
fonnte li6 ulAt mcbr beberrI6en. @r
aber drgerte lid ilber ibre Gbrdnen.
ugerlu9' Du's elnitmeilen, Old nit
Dem Serl auSeinanOerSuIesen. Sd
meroe lebeu, mas i6 tDun fann !"
Die fiultere @ntl0lolienbeit III leinen
3iigen mar GbarlOtteu unbeimli6.
pSS.btr, A,arrD," lagte lie etnortngllm,
4fanl"lt Cir ocuu nidt in oieler
Stuuoe lucNialtens Die Gene? 6inoeit
9u wirftia, fcinen miloeren 3on?
9Sare es> bcnn nid)t geratbener, On
bliebelt 5irr, famit i'm freunoli6 ents
se9en, fdnoelt eill eutcS 9Sort fir Oein
ganSes uuperantlportlideS Eetra9en ?"
uSdtteit On mid beIler erSoseu!D
perieste CT brutal. SD bin MN cius
iltut lttu fUtltIttl
Gr nabm BEN 6ut, pfiff ieiltem Sa9bz
bunoe unS l0ritt binaus, als Oh ni9t8
9el6ebea lei.
St muBte an Der Wobnuns beS SSnz
lpeftors Setter porbei, baS mar ni9t gu
permeiben. Setter ltaub in Der ofienen
2biir ieiues 9aules. in Der Sanb cine
SlaI6e ltnb Elm @las. 0tun er ben
8aron oaberfominen iab, oieltei9t bate
er ibn I6on pom Senlter aus bemerft,
i6tpenfte er bas oolle @las unb rief
bem &ommenoen entgegen: vBrolit,
9err 8aron!"
9arrD iab an leinem freuotsen Grin.
len, OaB Sener l6on BON Seins 9(n<
tnnft lpubte; er l6ien bereits ansee
trunfen.
nDa8 lit beute Elm uersniister Sag,
9err garon," meinte Setter, uilun 1inb
sic bod oie Blase los! Slber i'd lebe
es, Sic freuen ii6 auf ben 6errn Set
ter, lpie, Serr Baron? Qb, sic baben
ia AUDI reolid) getban, mas er bon
Sbnen ermarten founte; bas mirb ein
fiOeler 8illfomm lein !"
9arrD mar naber setreteu. Sn lei=
nenl anfiteiseuben Corn slaubte er gu
belnerfen, oaB Der Snlpeftor Gballe
pa9ner nit 8o9nac setnil9t tranf.
uO0ren Sie, 8eter," iaste er nod i'm
Zone beS @ebieterS, r6as fam bod MIR
9eitoblen ieiil.4
uGi," meiute Setter semiitbli9, der
CUTE 0err 0oftor erlaubt mir 10
mas. gSollen Sie NAL foltel ?" uno
er bielt Dem Baron oaS @las unter Die
9tale.
Sest erit iab 6arrp, ipas fir cine
tribe, miBfarbise Sliiiiisfeit li6 in Dem
8laie befano ct uippte leiIe baran
nno rief: rDas 1T ia aepfelmein,
oapon lino sic bod ni6t betrune
fen ?" 81
llnb Setter srinite i'm ali.
(Gortietuns fcIst).
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Siinftleri9aft unb VreHe.

@elesentlid zines ttir3li6 in 8ien
abgebaItenen &iinitlerbanquet8 purbe
aud auf bic preiie cir Soait au8ges
bra6t, Der in tur3en Worten 10 piel
S66neS unb @abre8 entbdlt, baB mir
i'm aud an biefer STEELE mittbeilen
nDaen.
Ssrr Profeior 0eininger aollte 6ie>
fer berebten, geiuanbten, Dielserdbm'
ten unb pielseigmdbten 0fitarbeiterin
Der &iinitler fOlgenbe 9lnertennung:
Ser 9refe. Iagte Der &ebner, iei elm
midtiger unb f6Derer Nntbeil an Der
&uIturarbeit unierer 3eit augefaden,
Der 8eruf ber SOurnaliiten lei Elm
aufreibenber unb reid an gntiagungen
aller glrt. Wenn ber 9inltler, oft uns
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Der Gnterbte.
hon,an pen PAUL plumenrfi6.
(Gprtlegnnel.

Sn aller @ile lieB CT einen @ut8s
ua6bar berbeirufen, rief aud Ben Ser
Dalter binsu uno besann nit ibnen 5ll
trinfen. @as iollte er lonlt beginner? ?
. @ben mar er in rStimmuns" gefonle
men, 6as 8enustiein leiner Gage be-
9ann slt i9winoeu Dor oem iid allma-
Zig einitellenben Raui9. als Gbarlotte
l6redensblei9 eintrat. sic bielt cine
OepeI6e ill ser Sano, ilt luelder Ser
8e6tsanpalt an5eigte, OaB Doftor
Sein5 8ersmann ioeben III Der Seinatb
sinsetroffen fei, i'm feline slngelesens
beiten gu orbnen
Baron 5arrD, Der eben eiu 9efiillteS
@las bod bielt uub ir9enb etnen fripoleu
1oaft aussubrinsen porbatte. lieB bas
@las fallen, oaB es in Stiide GER
iplttterte.
uytun fomnt bic @el6i6te gum
9lappen," ineinte er BOT ii6 bin. slber
gtiemanb peritanb, mas. er init bieler
bilnflen 8emerfltng lagen nollte.
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babur6 bat eine duBerit lpi6tiae Ger
grDberung bes britiiden njsDi,tea in
Sii6afrifa itattgefunbeH. Atj, Sabre
lang itanb bas BonboIano Inter eIner
angebli9en S6ubberrldJaff, lutI6e su
pielen &eibungen 0eranlafiung CAB.
Das ioeben angeglieberte @ebiet mirb
als eine Der ID0nlten @egenben in Der
Melt gei6iloert, obglei6 es Der 59au=
plag bieler 8eieBlofigfeiten unb beftiz
ger innerer 8dmpfe war. OaS Pons
bolanb entbdlt etma 5000 Quabrat=
meilen nit ungefdbr 100000 genobs
nern. Sie weiBe 8ep6lferung baleIbit
1T duBerit gering.
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Sin tribes Nilb.

Das nddaite DIAL, menn Gie tn meIan@rIii&er
Sttmmuns n6, mas iiderli& ber Gau lein Wirc, penn
Gie bcn 8iiictdt cber Drspepiie Seplaat perben,
len sic t ben 3uftanb etneS armen Nannes aus, ber
feline 9aifsmttel unb fur etne SamtIe gu fprsen Bat
une no aufs aranfenlaser sewcrfen fiebt. neberau
entsesen. nnfdbts bu arbetten, pbne WattteI, pbne
freunbe be tbm befen f6nnten, NIT Der unerautdliz
Den Gusit@t auf dnbaltenbeS 4rantiein, NIT bem Be-
DItf in be 3ufunf wahrtofs tribe. aBie tur5fbtis
1T alic Der Mann ppn bei&rdnfen Wiiteln, ber iiebt,
bab etne Gennbhett untersraben 1T nub letne ardfte
na4aIen unb e8 trcsbem unteridB, pie tim brpbenbe
Rranfheit abBuwenben Soifetter's Magenbitters lit
etn buperldfiise8, drji& empfcbleneS Mel CUR Ries
berbertelun8 ber Gefunbbeit unb araft, CUR Gbwen=
onrs ber man&erlet entnerrenben 9etben, relhe bte
Gclsen BON GrfdItuns, neberarbettuns unb uuseniis
eenber ccer nnpaBenber Grndtruns finb. Ralaria,
HheumnttSmus, 0ierers unb 9eberleiben, DrSpepfe
nn6 ners6ie S9wdde werben pon BEN Hitters aus benz
Selbe sef@laseu.
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9etluua fir sfppfidmer.e,,

Nls elm 1etlmtteI fur ale &rten BON 4cpfI4mer3en
bat @ baS electric 8tters alS unibertrefftf errrtes
fen GS bepirlt etns bauerube Seluus unb ber i9red
li6ffe nersbie appti4mers bdIt Sur Gtnprtuns nt4t
Stanb. Dir ermabneu Vile, Bite eS au9e't. fiG etne
BaiGe bteies reftden 9eilmtttes gu psti9afien unb
eS septRsnbaft gu prpbiren, 1n Gdlen prpniI6er
8eritopiuns bepirtt etes Wtei Seraee3u Wunber unp
peutse Gdue permbsen ibm ldnsere 3et gu plberites
ben Mau reruhe eS fofprt 6rpbe Slai&en Iu nur
SO Gents in her Gan Gntono Drug 50.
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Gine adrantirte &nr.

gBir autOrtfiren BEN anse3eisten Npptbefer, Sbnen
Or. atnss @eues 6eilmittel sesen S&pinbuat, Su.
en un6 Grfdltuns auf plsen6e 9ebtnsuns ,u perfauz
Oteies Wtttel ben anweiiunsen entipreenb sebrauen
ppaen, inpem Ste e8 etnsehenp probren, unb wenn
Ste bann fetne Beferur9 eurd3 baffeIbe pelpuren,
5ann fft6en STE BITE Slai6e 3urid unb sic werben
Sbr @elb 1ufhd betOmmen. gbtr maaen bies ansebot
In Splse Der srDBarttsen Grplse, pe&e bieS lRttel
Bet ber estidbrisen @rtppen Gptbemte auf3upetien
batte. ~, @ir haben ppm tenem Safe sebbrt, tn benz
eas Wittel nidbt sebplfen bate. Waan made etnen
0eruG eamtt 9rDbefaihen fret Bet ber Gan Nnto<
nte Orna So. @robe EIalheu so Gents unb 81 .OO.
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3prreanpnnens.

3DrrespDnben5. Content,
ben 9. Npril '94. = gs 1T bisber ben
0euti6en Der 8ormurf gema6t tuorz
! ben, in Der politif cine gemiiIe 2au=
belt, b. B. feline 10 reCe 8etbeiligung
unb Snterefie an ben Sag gelegt gu bas
ben, mie es einem 8lrger mob, autom=
men iolte. 0ie urlad)e bierpon liegs
aber 5umeiii in Der Art uno Weiie, ME
bier Rolitit getrieben pirb. Dem
EeutId)en wieberltrebt in ben mei1ten
Gdlen Der parteiamang, er mag unD
min li6 ni6t Der lbli9en, einen Druid
I auf Das Sreibeitssefiibl ausitbenben
purteipeitfde fii9en. Oarum itimmt
er in ben WabIen aumeiIt ieiner uebers
3eugung gemdB fur ben fdbigiten unb
ebrenbafteiten Wtann, obne Hiidli9t
auf politifde parteif farbe. Dieies
gilt Dor 9lllem in Der 8elebung Der
2otal 4emter, fir @ountp uno Yeairf.
I'm ben Dben angebeAteten Yors
pnlf gu ni6te gu MAIDEN, murbe cine
oielen 3ued entipre6eube 8epesung
ins 2eben aerufen, tpsl6e in elmer
geIiern 9fa6mittas i'm Meu 8ielaus
SbuIbauis absebaItenen @erlammz
lnag Der Oeutf6en bes 4. Be3irf8
gipfeIte. @rfreuli9ermeiie mar Der
geiu6 elm duBerft reger, aus allen
Sbeilen 6es Be3irts tparen gertreter
eri6ieren. gfo6 Der tibli6em Orga.
niiation Der 8erfammlung unb grtlds
ruugen, ioDie Oebatten tpuroe fols
genbe, Don einem Sfomite abgefaBte
prinaipienerfldrung porgelegt unb eins
1ttmmig angenommen
Cine @eretnisane far cute 9ofaIresterums.
y Sci es bef6lOfen bon uns als
Wdblern, baB mir allen unTeren GIN
fuB aufbieten tuerben, un eine 1parz
iamere 9ausbaltung i'm Gountp als
bic gegenmdrtige 5u errei6en.
p OaB mir uns in ben ndhiten
ge5irfs= unb @ountppahlen an feine
Der befebenben Parteien binben pollen.
b SaB mir bem pripat > &aratter
unb ben 6dbigteiten zines &anbibaten
fir elm @ountpamt ben Goraug Dor
beflen pOlitiidem misunderstanding
seben tpollen.
4) DAB mir benienigen @anbibatsn,
iDel6e lt6 in auHdliiger Weile nm bas
ytegerDotum bemerben, unlere lluterfiis
sung Derlageu.
81 SaB mir ME uno unter feinen
umfdnben einen &anbibaten fir irgenb
elm Nmt unteritiiBen tperben. Der au
Bunften Der 8ei9rdntung unIerer per-
i0nli6eu Greibeit 1T.
9ofentli6 finbet bieIe angebabnte
geweguug in ben beuti9en Nieberlai.
fungen beg @ountp8 Na6abmung. Sa,
es tpnrbe fogar bon Der 0eriammluna
Der Iuftrag ertbeilt, eine aufforberung
bier3u ergeben 3u laHen, um bur9 ges
metnfames Wirfen gum gepiini9ten
Aelultat gu gelangen.
Sn gBeimar tpurbe in Der lebten
Dienltag fattgebabten Stabtpabl ba8
bort aufgeftelIte ''white mems ticket"
nit elmer groBen Mebrbeit ermdblt:
Soc 4iHbreb, Ntapor; Otto @oetb unb
Nrmtrong Stabtrdtbe.
8eifern Morgen ftarb Grau Mi9alfe.
wie es beiBt iebr pl0Bli6. Serr Mi9alte
TT Weltglie0 bes Oroens ber 6ermannss
i6bne.
0inli6tli6 ber @rnte iinb bic Iuss
it6ten, feit iid bieielbe bon tiirali6en
@rtdltungen erbolt baben, gut unb pers
belBenb. geur tbut &egen moth.
II q
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Weae Gbaaies.

DieieIben baben iid trob
Der WanoeIbarteit Der Mfobe
i6on feit Sabreu bauerub sll
bebaapten gemuBt. Sebe Sal,
ION brinst neue, pun6erbiibs
f9e Wiuiter in ben perf9iebenz
fen Nuaneen beroor.
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9feue Satiues.

Wir fiibren iebt ein groBes
Sager neuer Satines, in fran.
ao1i6en Wuheru, 8rOeats,
6angirenb unb Wtoirse : Weu.
fter, fir nur
129 Gents anftpdrts.
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banbelt, baB iie auf 8robe perfauft tuer.
ben. 8ielleidtift's eud i9on auf9efallen, baB
bet ben geipobnliden anf gut GIiid empfob-
lenen Meoi3ineu bies sar nt9t Deriudt ipirb.
Das einjige Wittel feiner srt, befsn @ir-
iungen 10 treffli6ere fitb, bab es inter bie-
lem Ylan bertanft tperben fann, ift DR.
Yterce'S Golden Medical Discovery. Gte
arSnei CUR 8lutreinieuna gum @ieberber.
itelen nerlorener &rdft lnS 3ur Gr,eusnns
esiunOer aorperfillle fennt bie Gr3tltde Wtf.
lenldbaft ntftS Nebnlifss. 9et ieber 4rani.
9elt, oeren QuelIe i'm $lut ober ber 2eber
ltest, bet 9pspepiie, Recommendations.
osIt, 8ailenflub, bel ben bartHddieften Saut.,
Aopfbauts uHo icrofnloien 2eiben tptrS a
ranttrt, oaB es III jeSem 6aae bifft Sber
turirt, OSsr oas @elO SnriidS.seben mirO.
.Sebent, Der an 9atarrb leioet, eiuerlet tpie
l9linm ober peraltrt Der Saa lei, iooen Si,
@tgenthiinicr bon Dr.. Sa9c's Ca,arPh Re.
medy 5plsetoes: g8enn pil Sid uid,t BON
ftdnbig nnb fir inluter firiren f6nnen, ,ableu
mir Dir $500 baar. gu baben tn alien apo.
tbeten.
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SStr bietem bic ieb1mitem
Sanbihmbe sn ben benfbar
itteorigiten Hreiien ant. Wean
fpntnte mnb faufe!
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= 8ei Fer Hetrutens@ s@usbebung in
gertalen bel @umbinnen in Ofpreus
BEN tam es au einem blutigen araipaae.
In beRen 8erlauf 5 periOnen get0btet
iuurben. Bier Der antifter linb pere
haftet nDrbeu.
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cSn 9oris hat nd, ous BEN Sriim

= Sn paris bat f6 aus ben Sriims
mern Der alten Panamacanals@ @eiells
i6aft cine neue 9ebilbet, tpel9e bic
Iolenbung bes panamaeanaIs iibers
nebmen min. gorIdufis banbelt es
ii6 barum, CUR @ieberaufnabme Der
Nrbeiten elm &apital bon so Millionen
6rancs 3uiammen su bringen.
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ltmiere meuen site anS @ar=
''itnren treffen ieet tdslid)
ettt, ST Serem Seiihtismns tpir
ein(abem.
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: Cine hemii6e 9lnalpie Der pers
i6iebenen giere Der Gone Star
8rauerei bat ergeben, baB bieiels
ben ablolut rein 1inb.
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Su6leus stru,ea ealbe.

Dte Bette GaIbe Der gBelt fur 66nttt., 0nesiGun.
gen, @ei@udre, tebers unh Sauts gIedteu,
sefpruuseue 6dnbe, Grotbeuleu uuh ale Sauttranl.
betten; furtrf Sdmprrboiben pber tetne Betabluns
Wbatse Sufrtebenbeit earanttrt pber bas @elb NTH
3ura6eritattet. Is GentS BITE S&a@tel. Bum 1ertanI
u al.n Gsstbefen. Gbetpt Dreib, Tbsmpfcu Co.,
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Neue Waldltoffe.

@insbams, SaeOnette, ssSris
f6e 2awns, pereal. Mua,
Satine &c. WunberboGe Stofe
unb babel fpottbiaisl
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g or bic

y U ! Y X
g ara n fen
Der 0fientliben
Wlelnung fommt
iebe DfebiSin, Die
ais iog. Yatent-
WleoiSin nerfauft
tpirb. gtur ipenige
nerm0gen bort nit
Gbren gu befteben,
ipeunes fh barunt
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6let0e1: : Stuffe.
&eiab> Mrtifel

gu alien etoffen paiienb, bic b6ufen unb elesaneften
bic es giebt.
The advocate., 1894-06-20
A sHAKY RECORD.

The record of the republican party
upon the finance question has been a
checkered one. Its recent deClsra-
tions upon the subject do not mean
anything in themselves, and we can
only judge Of the present real policy
of the party by the action of it's rep
resentetives in congress, by the dec-
larations OF its press and by the per-
sonality of it's candidates. ALI these
indicate adherence to the gold.bug
policy of Wall street fnsnciers; and
they will hardly call in question that
this is a correct Judgment Of their
position. It is our purpose to show
how widely this policy differs from
the doctrines Of Kansas republican
Ism in former times.
The republican platform Of 1878
contained this plank upon the silver
question:
That the bill for the rehabilitation Of the
silver dollar, passed By the last congress
should be so amended as TO place the silver
dollar upon perfect equality with the gold
dollar in respect both TO coinage and oircu-
lRtion.
The platform of 1890 contained
this plank:
The practical operation Of the silver act
now in force, (bhe so-oslled Sherman aOt)
recently passed by a republican majority
and opposed by democratic minority in
both houses Of congress, is rapidly inoreas-
ing the value Of silver, is q good step in
the right direction; but we, the republicans
Of Kansas, demand free coinage Of silver,
measure strongly opposed and vigorously
denounced by the late democratic admins
The advocate., 1894-06-20

party favored the repeal Of the ma
tional banking laws in 1878, why not
now? II it favored the issue Of che
currency by the government instead
of the banks in 1873, why not nowl
If there were good reasons for an In
crease Of the currency sufficient to
meet the demands Of trade in l 1878
and in 1890, why not now9 If green
back currency made payable for all
debts, public and private" was ''the
cheapest and safest" money in 1878,
why is it not good money now? II
it required no other money TO redeem
the greenbaCk currency In 1878 IN
order to make it the safest" money
with which to effect exchanges, what
is che matter with such money nowS
What has got out of keller with the
government ''tist" thst is is not
worth as much to-day as it was in
1878? The republican party has had
charge Of it most of the time, and il
1t has not been kept in good order,
who is to blame for it2 Was the
party trying to Swindle che people
with dishonest money" in 1878, or 10
the present vail for "honest money"
q delusion and a snare?
The advocate., 1894-06-20
HoH,a This,

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any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
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The advocate., 1894-06-20

will pass IN review. Alas! what
thoughts rushed lightning like
through the souls Of these struggling
men before their dulled senses shut
out the roar of the rushing waters? /?
Did they think of their boyhood
days and their dreams of msnhood's
ACHIEVEMENTS? Did they think bit.
terly of how it had all ended; of their
weary, fruitless struggle with unjust
and pitiless conditions? Did they
struggle desperately for life, or did
they feel that it might as well be
over since civilization had no place,
or room, or work, or home for them.
Crowded off the grass, pushed of
the ground, not even a place on the
ground, not even a place on the sur
face of the waters Of the earth, these
victims of our inhumsn, unchristisn
society may have been glad to die.
But oh, the dark despair of those
who knew and loved them. God
pity the ones who did not drown!
For them the struggle goes on, and
against their efforts to get grip and
foothold on Gods green earth there
stands srrayed selfish, soulless beings
who have been so dehumsnized by
the present greedy order of things
that they have no pity, no mercy, no
tears, not even q sigh for drowning
brother men.
The mission and meaning of the
Peoples party is to bring about q
better, juster, fairer system; one
under which every child born into
the world shall have chance to de.
.velop all the God-given faculties
and powers Of their being, a system
which will afford opportunity for
work and homes to every man and
woman in the nation. And this mis-
sion it will accomplish despite the
hesrtless obstructionlsts who deny
the brotherhood of man.
The advocate., 1894-06-20

crowd, the crowd that has taken the
contract 10 redeem Kansas" and To
restore her credit TO actually ConRs-
cate these ill-gOtten gains.
Possibly the Cspital proposes con-
fsCation in the above case because
the pOssessor Of the fortune 10 q
woman, and perhaps it would draw
the line when il comes to such pa-
triots as Havsmyer, Rockefeller, CaE-
negie and Frick, who ContribuAe
literally to republican campaign
funds "Stand up for Kansas"
The advocate., 1894-06-20
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR AN OBJECT LESSON

Hetty R. Green, the woman whose private
fortune iS estimated Rt $50, 900, 900, Ia max
ing strong efforts 20 escape the income tax.
100000 and 90 rapidly 90 possible she
is conveying her property 10 hex son, Ed
ward II. Green, AS kHuseCo, who glves his
residence, London, Mi0dlesaK county, Eng
land. Within the last three weeks dozen
transactions have been filed In the re-
cordeR's office and in each case the same
persons have figured, 10 iB safe 10 assume
that before tbA bill for th0 income tax be-
comes q law Hetty r. Green will have co.
capped its provisions. Chicago Times,
Some other method of getting even with
this sort of fraud and robbery Of the people
might possibly be devised by Che legal
minds of Illinois, provided Other legal
minds might not and flaw in the process,
but il strikes uS shat a good way 10 deal
with Mrs. Hetty Green % q penalty upon
her for her mesnness and 40 an object
lesson suggesting the wholesome idea that
the people still govern the country and are
capable of taking care Of themselves,
would be the conRsoabion By the state
Of about 10 millions Of Mrs. Green's estate.
Il is an excellent opportunity for heroic
measures. Il iB Q most appropriate time
for the making of an object lesson that viii
bs remembered not only By the particular
victim IN this case but By many other
misery millionaires who believe in the old
Vanderbilt motto Of the people be damned.
The millionaire need not be damned In this
life; he has q needles eye TO 60 through on
later engagement; but there are proper
penalties which the people have the right
and duty TO inAiCt when public obligations
are 80 openly and OffenSivsly and impu-
IDENTIFY violated by the class Of excessively
rich people without conscience or soul. The
laws for the assessment Of property in this
country have been too lax. Ib 10 time legiS-
lation took severe and rigid measures Of
dealing with the problem.
The above is an editorial Of the
Topeka Capital Of June 10. We
copy it entire, headline and all. Now
suppose some POpulist had made
such q proposition, what howl there
would have been. Il would have
ruined our credit and driven capital
out Of the state"
Notwithstanding the milllOnaires
have acquired their fortunes by Sys-
tematic and legalized plunder Of the
people, no POpulist has ever pro-
posed to interfere with them further
than to require them to pay taxes for
the support Of government proper
tionate TO their possessions; but here
is q proposition from the "stand up "