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The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-02-01
1895.

Coming Nation.
Under this caption the New
York Sun (evening edition) of Jan
uary LIST sounds the bugle call OF
plutocracy which summons their
merciless minions to. another on
slaught upon helpless American
wealth producers. In prophetic
spirit, the inspired high priest OF
the modern Moloch says:
''The year does not promise any
thing of momentous interest es-
pecial to the United States. The
Industrial processes that are i'm
piled by 5 cent cotton and so cent
wheat are of a tedious character. "
Take that We mortgage ridden
farmers and realize what the keen
est mind in the service of plutoc
racy accepts as the standard upon
which business of this favored
country must hereafter rest.
There is no hope or expectation
of raising this standard above that
fixed by the ''Sun" so long as pro-
ducts are raised ''for SALE"
There is henceforth no hope for
tho American farmer except the
cooperative commonwealth where
in the labor represented in BUSH
el of wheat or pound of cotton
shall exchange in any part of our
common country for a like amount
of labor represented in any line of
merchandise. No deductions for
rent, interest, profit or taxation,
every function of production, trans
portation and distribution being
performed at cost, as the postal
service is now performed, by train
ed and efficient public officers. Of
fees not useful to be abolished.
Every willing worker to be en-
ployed. 6l a
Speaking further of the produc-
ers the ''Sun" says: 'sBy reduc-
ducing the cost, which is probably
impracticsble, they might make
more profit for themselves. But
they sell the whole of their stuff
and the total valuation
that it fetches measures the sum
that can be received and divided
between transportation and the
producers of finished articles" (OI
Producers of nothing.
The luminary of capitalism then
proceeds to speak of Africa and the
China seas as the centre of the
worlds interest for the year and
implies that our measure of prices
and prosperity must conform to
the exigencies of competition with
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-02-01
NO. a..

taken and the party is prevented
from making contest in brokef
detachments, some for silver, some
for scientific money; some for
land, some for transportation, and
others 60 after the destructive doc
trines of the socialists, we will fall
in peaces and be utterly routed
long before the election of 1896.
Let us all take warning at the dam
ger signals which surround us,
and stand squarely for this one is
sue until it is finally, fully and sat
isfactOrily disposed of.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-02-01

Once upon a time THAT makes
you think of childhood storles,.
doesn't)-i matters not when and
it matters not where-a ship was
wrecked off the coast of fertile
island. The crew and passengers
were saved together with many
things from the ships store. But
food and shelter must be produced
and many were put to farming by
inclination or general desire. Dog
wood being plenty, plow-beams
were made of it. As the popula-
tion increased and more farmers
used plows, dog-wood gave out,
farmers could not pillow, food be-
came scarce, and distress and anx-
iety Overspread the island. Some
dOg-woOd plow beams were held
by a sew who had not used them
much. At this serious crisis
farmer went to the community's
plow-maker, and asked to have a
plow-beam made Of oak, which
grew in abundance, but the plow-
maker asked him if he ever heard
of plow-beam made of oak He
must be crazy! The matter was
laid before the officers who owned
the few dog-wood plow-beams, and
they were astonished at the very
idea! The farmer was told to 90
home as he had lost bis reason.
But necessity being the mother of
invention, the farmer slept over
the matter and presented himself
before the plow maker next morn
ing, and told him he thought he
could solve the problem. If he
would make him an oak plow-beam
and base it on the dog-wood beams
he thought it would work. This
was a new idea. 1t was lail be.
fore the owners Of the dog-wood
beams, and they thought it would
work. So mechanics were set to
work making oak plow-beams, and
soon there were a thousand beams
based upon the dozen dog-wood
beams, on which the owners of the
dog-wood beams collected royal
ty. 1t worked. In 20 years the
owners of the dog-wood beams
owned all the island-land, cattle,
houses and all the oak beams too.
And wasn't it pretty slick schemea
Of couase, We wise Americans
laugh at such childish stories. We
don't do such foolish things, not
we. Onr gold basis money is not
Of that nature-o, no! And the
band plays Annie Rooney while the
rich dance and the poor starve.-
Coming Nation.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-02-01
TOnSOrial ParlOrS.
the Courthouse, next door to the Populist.


The CoMRADE, WINFIELD, La.
,. B. w. Bailey, Editor
PROGRESSIVE AGE, Ruston, La.
w. w. Mcclure, Editor
LOUISIANA PoPULIsT, Natchitoohes. La
M. +. Machen, Editor
ALLIANCE FARMER, Homer, La.
w. &. F1ynt, Editor
ALLIANCE FORUM, West Monroe, La.
L. w. Beard, Editor
BATTLE FLAG, Robeline, La.
j. A. Tets, Editor
LAKESIDE REVIEW. Lakeside, La.
G. F. & N. l.. Miller, Editors,
HE ISSUE, New Orleans, La.
ftra j. B. ameron, Editor
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-02-01

The Colfax Chronicle calls the
''free and unlimited coinage of sill
ver," fad. 1t is a fad that must
become reality before this coun--
try can ever become prosperous
again. Remember that, Broy
GoOdwin.-Town Talk.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-02-01
Machinery

I am fully prepared to supply at low
est prices the best and most reliable
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
STEAM PUMPS, INSPIRA.
TORS, INJECTORS, PIPES,
JET PUMPS, STEAM FIT.
TINGS, BOILER TUBES,
Glass Water Tubes, Patch Bolts,
Gins, Presses, Saw Mills, Cane
Mills, LubricatOrs, Lubricating
Oils, Packing, Betting,
And specialtiies in repair material with a
guarantee in filling orders. Information
given on all matters concerning Steam
Machinery. Pipe Fitting done on short
notice. ilFfftF r tstt st
cHAs. H. LEVY, Agt.
.t .Natchitoches, La,
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-02-01

Send us your Job wepk.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-06-14
Laughlin's Five Per Cent.

Professor Laughlin, in his reply
to "Coin," says five per cent in
money is all that is needed to do
business on. A reliable gentleman
tells us of an incident that occurred
in one of our leading Missouri towns
not 100 miles from Kansas a few
days ago that illustrates it. One of
those people the gold bugs call
"cranks", but who in Saline county
are called "cattlemen", who had
lust sold his cattle went to one of the
banks, and, presenting check for
s45, asked if he could get gold for it.
The cashier said certainly" and
paid over the primary" money.
The "crank" then asked: ado you
object to paying gold on draits'"
The cashier replied: mot at all; any
thing the customer wants we are
glad to pay"
The man then presented draft
for 50 900, but there was not gold
enough in the bank to pay it, nor
did the four banks in the town all
told have enough of the primary"
money to cash it, and the "crank"
had to take "unsound money" in
the shape of greenbacks and silver
certificates. This was an actual
business transaction-just reported
to us.-Kansas City Journal.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-06-14
Nothing in This World

Is so cheap as newspaper, whether 1t be
measured by the cost Of its production or by its
value to the consumer. We are talking about
an american, metropolitan, daily paper Of the
first class like THE CHICAGO RECORD. Rsso
cheap and so good you can't afford in this day
of progress to be without it. There are Other
papers possibly as good, but none better. and
none just like it. 1t prints all the real neIus Of
the w0ld-the news you care tor-euery day,
and prints it in the shortest possible space You
can read THE CHICAGO RECORD and do doy's
work too. 1t is an Independent paper and gives
all political news free from the faint Of party
bias. In wOrd-it's complete, condensed.
clean. honest family newspaper, and it has the
largest morning circulation in Chicago or the
west-125, 900 to 10000 day.
Prof. j. 7. Hatfield Of the Northwestern
UNIVERSITY says: 1.-THE CHICAGO RECORD
comes as near being the ideal daily jour-
nal as we are for some time likely to find
on these mortal shores"
Sold by newsdealers everywhere, and sub
ScriptionS received by all postmasters address
THE CHICAGO RECORD, ISL MadisOn-st. ~
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-06-14

Peoples Party Paper, Atlanta, Ca:
When Judas Iscariot left Pilates
court he went out and hanged him
self. When Carlisle left Cleveland's
court he went out and hung the
Democratic party instead of himself.
Harrison, Allison, Reed and Nc
Kinley form combination of names
from which the Republican party is
expected to select the next president
1t has been suggested that the initial
letter taken from each of these
names and combined forms word
of warning which the American peo-
pie had best heed.
The Democrats of the North are
uniting with Republicans to fight
the battles of "sound money"
against the free silver fallacies of
the South and West. Senator En-
munds (Republican) and Chairman
Harity of the Democratic national
committe are billed for "sound
money" meeting at Philadelphia.
And georgia free silverites are try
ing to muster in troops for the sham
battle.
The Caucasian, Raleigh, N. c.:
Speaker Crisp, of Georgia, again
says he is for free silver, and does
MT understand why the people
should think otherwise. These old
Democrats have talked about free
coinage in this way for some time.
All their platforms declase for it.
They had big majority in the last
congress. Mr.. Crisp was the speak
err of the house. That congress kill
ed silver dead. That's why "people
think otherwise"
The Shylocks acted very foolishly
when they would not let well enough
alone. The next income tax law
will not be "cowardly makeshift,"
but it will be genuine, graduated
article, without leaks or exemptions.
1t will come on constitutional
amendment, and then the courts can
not save the Shylocks.
The People, Erie, Pa:
The government can buy every
railroad in the United States at its
value without taxing the people a
cent. 1t can be done from the savings
in the earnings of the railroads
without raising the rates beyond
what they are now When paid for,
the rates could be lowered to about
half what they are now.
Many of the so.called "honest-
money" advocates could not make an
honest living to save their lives.
Cleveland is the only man who
made fortune while president. He
went in poor, but is now worth mil
lions. Where did he get it, and how
did he get it?
Advocate, Pittsfeld, ILL.,:
Political bossism should be repu-
dated whether it be found in the
old parties or the Peoples party.
We ought to ask England what
time in the moon to plant our pota-
toes; or perhaps more requisite still
if we can plant them at all.
The well-informed Populist is not
going to follow off after silver god
and be led into the camp of the en-
envy, thereby. He wants silver, but
he wants, equally as much, all other
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-06-14

THE WHITE HOJ >E.-1hc Populi-t- will
rapture il in 20 Sow the country down with
Third Party literature. I will print your name
and address on the Peoples Party Exchange
List for Silver Dime, and you viii receive a
large number Of leading Third party papers
for reading and distribution. Write plainly.
JIIPADGETr, Lock Box il6. Ennis. Texas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-06-14
Cheap Lumber and Fuel.

What irrigation 1s large profits
ments "a 1t means absolute certainty of 3D. thick
settlements and happy homes 4 positive guard against
want 9th means living for old age These thousand
other blessings that enjoy Don't invest till the valley
10 see is to want the land For full description address
D. NJ SCOTT Gen Agt for Colorado Land and immigration Co.,
Emporia, Kas, or W. o. CHAMPE, Garrett Kas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-10
Ser Ferbenoe
60rpcr luirO uit
Sebensfraft berleben
Or. RaOwaO'S
SarfapariGtan 2teforpenf.

5tb,r 3rppfsu oss Suriapayiui1r Rsiolpcnt futr.t
bur5 oas @lut, ben s6wus, urin uuO auOers 5uis
fgtttH un0 Saitc oss 9Orptrs aui bic Gebtnsfraft;
otun IS trisBt bic NusituouuQtn aus benz Rorptr
bur5 n,utH, QtiunoeH Stoff Strupbcu, ShUiuo=
iu6t, Syphilis, uHQs5tIte uno itlt5t btbanbtlt.
GUhtuts in ibr,n 0itIm Gorm,u, 9riiensRrants
belt, Gituung.n i'm 9alie unO WlunOs, gsiapalt.
Ruousu in BEN 9ru,H uro aHDtrsn 9btltn p.s
Rorp,s. i5Imme gugeH, AusiIub aus otn C6reu
uno bic i4limmit,n GGq. BON 6uuttrautbsit,H
SruptiOHtR i5tbsrsAus ialag, GopfgrinD Rinas
pUrm, SaljfIuB, EGtblaui, G,mt itDara, ftct,n
Dutm,r i'm iflri9, StibDU.it, Dluttertrsbs uuo
ale i1nabtHotH uHo i1merlbl item GntleuuuosH
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gtbtHsidfte foHHsR oura eitcs 99unosr Der m0btrs
ntn GbtmIf turIrt iUp0tu uHO Der gtbTdud Dsfsls
ben ntniqt 9dQs lana pIro ale Eigeniarr he ii,
{: iur irqcHb ,ne 0iticr RrantGsIt,n oup.ubsu nom
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tdqnb puy3 ois ttt5 tortibrsjttnot a5lsbruns
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otbi,tsn un0 pie perQcUUs!sH Stoiie aurb utut ans
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oas 6ariaparlltan GchbTt IT - io tolTo bsitimmt
Der Arbtit btlInni uHo eriOiartt it, ctH @5qdna
btr Otr2euottsn Stofs iu btmmu, 10 niro bic Q9i,p
btrb,rhtlEn9 balo srfolgtn, uHo NIT lt0tH lace
epciitu rSerotu btsr 5srbuut, Der @pp,it uirO or4
Ser uHo pas R6rptrgsDi9t Ujro 5uHsbmeH.
Ct. 6QacintBs, .. G, CANADA.
On Or Raonap. B;rtbsr 6srr! 3b sro6t, If
ais mcin, Qflibt, 9brAI Ju syIaubtn msin,u grls
tn seIug auf StrOpbsIn gu osroftsntlittu, mad BEN
G.lluuatu, ptlbs i9 1u StaH0. br1bt,, nadotm
id obne gto,Et,H 55rsr gsban0luH9sp,jis fplgts
SD btifdtj.t Gbtrmals m,ius in uein,m letten
Frltft qtmGb.sH gtbauptuugsH, uuo ID fourte
atatH HOb mtbJtr, Jals BON bsritisOsueH RUanfs
bsit.u aHfl5rtn, Dtitt out5 4br Sgfsm g,b,i.t
DurD.n Sbnobl Dtr S!rop5e.I=Gau Der bsu,,rtensy
fU,rtbcts uno D.t:H GsuteH ais elm rUa5rts
NuRotr ana,i,btu UUTcs.
Ilit aqtr oo5a4tuHs ntrblsibe ih 1br
Rqnoolp cJutsrt ID. .,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-10
Whit anf isrriersiilRrn.

SnbianapoI Ii5, SSnb., 9. 9e3.
- Die aus Help@Yort gefommene
Na6ri6t, oaB GrzgrGfoent 9arriIon
fiA nit 7Srau 9immid, elmer gi6te
ieiner Deritorbenen Satin, gu perz
mG6len bea6Ii6tige, finOet unter ben
6ieitgen, oern GrzPrdIioenten nabez
ftebenDen Yeri0nli6teiten teinen @laus
ben uno lpir0 eirTaa oorauf 3urijtz
9efii6rt boB Sr. 9arriion pd6renO
ieines 9lufent6uItes i'm SIten biel in
8eIeqIhuFt ppn Sruu 9immid geIe6en
purDe unb QeBtere lett Dem 5OOe BON
6rau 9arriion me6rfd6 gum 8eIu6
i'm 6ouIe bes Generals bier gepeilt
bat. 6r. 6urriIpn mar, ais er bon
einem GorreIponDenten iiber bic RelDz
Yorter 0epeI4e interDietpt nurOe, ie6r
inbignirt unb lebnte jeoe grtldrunJ
nit Der fpieDer6olten tur3en 8emer>
flung ub. baB er ni6t niinihe, 0ariiber
befragt gu fperoen. Der Son, in Dem
er Die5 iugte, uno iein gon3es 9ene4z
men ma6ten ben Gin0rud, DoB er IS
un6egreifli6 finoe, pie cine oerarti9e
8eI6i6te iberbuupt in Die Welt gez
ieBt iperDen t0nne.
Sereitcltc syretbrutrr Grpeoitiun.
@ui6ington 9. Deg. - Der
Ipanii6e 9eIonote 0upup be Come lit
BON Dem ipaniI6en &onIul in 9ep
WeIt, 6Lu., benahri6ti9t Iporoen, buB
Iefs3ig 5Sreibeuter, Die am pprigen
Sonrtag na6 Gope Gable iegelten,
um pom bort netter na6 Guba tran5z
portirt gu peroen, naa Sen 0eit 3uz
riid9etebrt iinD. IS paren i'm 8an3en
75 W2ann, berer Qu5rijItung bon Dem
3oufutter p0inonQ" nit 8eIdlag be-
legt nurDe, als bic Qeute auf ibren
Weitertran5port na6 Guba purteten.
Die sSreibeuter ielbIt mahten ii6, ais
iie pon Dem &utter ij6erraIht nurben,
aus Dem Staube unb DerI6panoen in
ben WdlOern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-10
SelbifmnrDsS Scrlub.


Der sOo Ger @eutter srrUeat ssbensnbsrrrua
9itt5bur 9. 9e5. : 8eItern
WorQen tpurbe Gmil Ql6rums in fei=
ner Do6nung Nr. 80, Srp6anitraBe,
bierfel6ft betpuBtlos aufgefunoen. Gr
bate einen SelbItmorbperIu9 unterz
nommen. 8or 5tpei @oden itarb
Ibrams' Mutter uno Ieit bieIer 3eit
erga6 Der iunge Nunn Iid benz
Srunte. Spdt am Sam7tug Nbeno
beimgetommen, tpioerte oas leere uno
tulte 9aus i6n an, er unterna9nl eli
men Spa3iergang, taufte einen tleinen
&orb nit 9emiiIe uno fam pieoer
Eeim. SoDunn luo er einen Repolper,
begab ii6 in ben &eller uno 16ob fi6
bort cine 4ugel in Den 8opf, pel6e
bi6t iber benz re6ten 2tuge in ben
S6doel 0rang. Sm SpIpital erfIdrz
ten Die 9ler5te, buB tie ibn am 2eben
5u erbulten gebenfen, fats ni9t cine
9e9irnent8iinbunq eintritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-10
6nf] flingt nas 9ir0 nnm braben
Olanu.

Nlenominee Mi9., 9. DEG. =
8ei'm S6litti4ubluufen 6raden se.
ftern bier Drei &na6en Elm uno @lmer
SboriQ, pier5ebn Sabre alt, fano lei.
nen Sob in ben eiItgen 6lut6en. Dit
beioen Qnberen tpurOen Don einem 81
i6ermonn, Der ii4 5ufduig in Der
g}d6e befano uno ni9t einen Iugen=
Bid beoadte, auf ben Gjrunb 6inab3u=
tau9en unb Die unI6eineno einem qleiz
den S4idial, pie Sbori1, 3erFa1e=
nen berauf3uboIen, qerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-10
Smei Spier DER iElammcn.

9biIa be1p hia, ga, 9. 0e5.-
5rau MorD Carpenter, AZ Sabre alt,
BON Nr. 958, ct. SohnitraBe, fab am
Samitag 4beno Bel offener 2ampe in
t6rer @obnung untpeit bem 5eniter.
Sir 8inobau4 trieb Die 5lamme gez
gen bic 8ruit Der 5rau, IeBte oeren
oiinnes Sleto in 8rano uno i'm Nu
itano Die llngliidIide in S5lammen.
Sic erlitt fur9tbare 8runopunoen,
oenen iie geitern unter iaredlihen
S6mer3en i'm rSt. M}arD's S0oIpital"
erle9en lit.
9lnnie 2pno, odt Sabre aft, bon
Rr. 3013, 9zStraBe, pelde am Sdmz
flag bet'm Spielen an einem Iog.
n8on" z5euer, bas an GambriaitraBe
unb SnDiunaz4penue ange3iinDet mar,
f4ipere 8ranbpunben bappn truq, 1T
geitern i'm ~gpiscopalz9oipital" gez
ftorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-10
Ste Scnrjurlns = treitfragr.

GnaInns's 6crseruns in Caracas eimaetrofTen
Caracas, 8. 9e3. = Dem bic
iigen oeutidsn Gcioroten lit eng
lano'5 formeue 6orosrurq an Die Rez
gierung BON 9ene5uela-12,O0O Pfo.
Sterling (ca. $60,00O ais S6aDenz
er7aB in Der 9urmanzQffaire = 3uz
geitelt tporoen. Der 8eIanote bat bus
S6riftItiif beute Dem YrGiioenten
GreIPo eingebdnoigt. 2eBterer lit
pieoer gang bergeIteQt uno bat beute
tpieber Die 2eitung oerRegisrung iiberz
nommen. 0o5 neue 9}jniIterium
piro, tpie es beiBt, ben 9rdiioentsa
einmijtbig in Der beItinlmten 2lbpei=
lung Der 6oroerung unterItiiBen. Die
RepoIution in Der Republit lit ieBt auf
bic colombianiihe 9ren3e beIdrdntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-10
Gnllcr rrfinnirt rnhlim-

6rbr' p. {. Sefe ieiu RacfJfpIscr. Spn SpIIcr
bebdIt Zen Sttcl staatsminiiter" une
Salier SSiibeIm perIeibt ibm cincn creen
8er in, 8. 9e3. - Der &uiier
bat nunme6r ben erbetenen 9lbibieo
= 10 lautet Der eup6emiItiI6e 9(usz
brut : oes preuBiI6en N1inifters Des
Snnern b. 80lIer betpiqigt. 8eitern
nod 81 ipdter Stunbe 1T bic GntIdeiz
oung gefdQt. Der 8aiIer bate it6
fofprt na6 ieiner Qlnfunft in oas
Rei6stan3ler@Palai5 begeben uno
bort nit Dem 3eidsfan3ler 7iirIten
SoobenIoIe cine 1ange Gonferen3. Gr
iiber3eugte ii6, baB Elm 4usglei9 unz
m0gIi9 lei, uno CAB : idperen Ser
sens, Die es beiBt = Die 8epilIigung
oes 2tbi6iebs.
Gs 1T jebo6 ni6t na6r, oaB Der
RUdtritt our4 9ifferen3en nit benz
8riegsminiiter General bon S6eQenz
0Orf 6erbeigefiibrt purbe.
llnb Idon lit bic Grnennunq oes
Ra6fol9ers por ii4 gegungen. Der
bisberigeRegie gierungsprdIbent in Dill
Ieloorf, SSrbr. b. B. 3ede b, b. 0orIt,
lit gum preuBiiaen MiniIter bes Synz
nern ernannt. Die Grnennung lit Az
gemein iiberrai6eno getommen; 5rbr.
b. B. Refe mar elmer Der tpeniqan Rez
gisrungsprGiibenten, beren Namen in
Der YreiIe ni6t in 8erbinoung nit Der
Na6TolgeIdaft 80Ger's genannt NOR
ben mar. ueberbuupt 6ielten 8iele
S0Ger nur fir yI9etnto0t." G5 muir
De cine groBe 2tn3ahl Metten oarauf
u6qef6loTIen, ouB er bod nod i'm 2(mt
Derbleiben piirDe. S6IteBlih 1T nun
Die 9itte LIMB erl0ie un5 bon Dem
&0Qer" bod erfiillt por0en.
Der neue preuBiI6e MliniIter bes
Snnern lit Elm Neuling in Der YoIitit
uno geb0rt feiner 4artei an; er iou
ii9 jeoo4 aIs 8erpaltun95 95z8eumter,
uno 3par in feiner Stellung al5 8rdz
iibent Der Prp0in5 9ufeloorf, iehr
bepdbrt 6aben.
6r. BON &0Ier bebGGt ben Sitel eli
nes Staatsrat6s BEL, uno Der Saifer
berlie6 ibm BEL Ieinem QbI6iebe ben
ROTTEN WolerDrDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-10
&us ocm &eitstngc.
lie anaefIastcu fUsiaIiifiid,cn 3eid,stassmits
glirfcr fUuneu, beppr fIeb Ger 3cidstag
nid,t otrtast, nidbt bcIanst pereen. - Der
Sarif. Streit.

Die anaefGastcn fo;taIiifiiebrn 3ridhstagsmft'
gIirtcr fonnen, beppr lid, Ger 3cidstas
nid,t utrtast. niebt bcIanst iusreen. - Der
Sarif. Streit.
Berlin, 9. 9e3. = 2aut zines
beute i'm Jtsi6stoge aopptirten 8ez
ichluiies Iino aue gsiebliden 9ornabz
men gegen 0rn. Wilbelm 2iebfnedt
uno anoere fo5ialiitif4e ReibstagSz
mttglteber, tpelde ipegen WaleitGtsbez
letotgung un0 anoerer 8ergeben unter
4ntlage Iteben, ipdbreno Der jeBigen
Sauer Der Hei4stagszSibung iu5z
penbirt ipproen.
8ruf YoiaboipsfDzWs6ner, W}iniz
tier oes S6ubamte5, unterbreitete ba5
Budget unO fteQte Die fGlIhli4en0arz
itellungen, oaB nit Den angegebenen
3iffern Der RegierungS Girnahmsn
nmanipulirt" poroen lei, entihisoen in
IbreDe.
Sr. 5riBen, Nlitg(ieo berGsntrumsz
Bartet, tritiIirte oa5 Budget in lobenz
Der 8eiIe; feline 8emertungen fanoen,
Die Spaialiiten ausgenommen, oqgez
meinen 8eifaQ. gr ipraa Terner Der
3e9ierung, fotpie ben Stdbten 9umz
burg, Qii6sf uno Bremen fir bic
freunbli6e 9epirtbung Der Rei6s=
tag5mitqlieoer anIdBIi6 Der Gr0ffz
nung5FeierIidfeiten bes g}orbzSitIeez
Stanals i'm Namen be5 Hei6stuqe5
Ieinen 9ant aus. Der 9eoner Qiug
oarauf auf Die geIpannten 6oroel5z
be3ie6ungen nit ben Ser. St1dten
ii6er, inoem cr Die 8orfGQe tief beoauz
srte; 3uleBt CAB er Dem 8rieq5miniIter
8ensral 8ronIurt BON S6euenoorf
Den gutgemeinten Rut6, iih fir bic
Seffentli6teit bes W}ilitdrtribunul5
umitimmen gu laiIen. Der Ntiniiter
Der dusndrtigen Nngeleqen6eiten, 9az
ron bon 8ieberItein, erpiberte barauf,
baB in 9e5ug auF Die Iarif=9erbGItz
Mile 5piI6en 9autI6lunb uno ben
Der. Staaten eine bebeutenoe 2(snbe=
rung eingetreten lei, ba Der amerituniz
ihe GongreB iettoem eine 9ifferenz
ttal=Steuer auf 3udsr anqenommen
bate, o6glei6 9sutIdlonb beftig oaz
qegen prOteitirt, uno fogar grGfioent
GlepeldnO nit oQer W}a6t oeQen 6ieie
WfoBre9sl getdmpft bate. Oeutf6z
lamb betra6te bieIe 5unbIunq be8Gon=
9reiIes ais einen @srtragsbru4; ferner
toaren Die in Der 8ptIdaFt bes 9rGiiz
oenten ge9en 9eutihIano qema6ten
Nn16ulotquneen p0liq urunDlps.
0o5 8or6an0eniein bon SFiebertranfz
hatten Bel oem teroniihen IinoDieb be-
oin9te bic 2tu5idIieBung beiIeIben BON
oeutf5en Wartte.
Was ben grlaB Der 8egierunq, bah
dmerifaniIde @erii6srungs 8eIeQz
11aften nur bann in preuBen @ez
i9Gfte MAIDEN biirften tpenn iie iih
ben ortsii6Ii6en 8eIeBen, pie Die Oeutz
i9en 8eiellI6aften, fiigen piiroen, be-
trafe, babe er nur gu iugen, baB bie1es
eIne ein3ig unb allsin beuti6e 9lngelez
gen6eit lei unb in ipel6e feline frembe
Hegierung Elm Fe6t bdtte, ItA ein3uz
mti4en. 9euti6ldnb ipGre itets be-
reit feline 9ertrGqe gu erfulen, GieBe
It4 ieoo6 our4 9robungen ni6t elm
i4i6tern.
Die Gegierurg ipiro i'm Rei6staoe
uber Die QuflOiungsfrage Der fo3ializ
1ttf6en @ereinigungen ni6t bcbatti=
rem, neil 2ebtere cine rein preuBiIbe
lei.