davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Wie Der in Der itrummen S4ule beg
preuBiI9en 8eamtent6ums groB getpproere
Staats1efretdr Stephan duf einen 10 fdma1z
Ii9en Nusglei4 eingeben uno einer 1etner
nnterbedmten, nel9em er 8ef4iiBnng 14ulz
bette, auf fol9e @eiIe blOBiteaen tonnte, tit
beinabe unfdBli9. Man muntelt BON nors
ne6men 8erbinbungen 8afbforo's, auf pel4e
Stephan &iifIt9t genommen babe. So9
bas fpiiroe ben SAL nun mod ber19llmz
mernl
Die 8re1e in 9euti9lanb uno 5umal in
Berlin, fpel9e bas traftooQe Gerbalten bes
ous8aben fommenben Stats efretGrsI1arz
6aGz8isberfein 10 freubtg besriiBte, iteigt
benz 8ommern stephan tpegen ieines fraftz
unb f%uftlofen 8erbaltens ge6Orig auf ben
2eib. Sic iteIt bic englii4e Slegelbaftig@
felt, pie bieIe ii9 in Der englii9en Prefe
eegen ben &aiier felbit, felt befien Selegramm
an BEN 8rGfibenten Der iiibafrifunii9en &ez
publif, 70 oft 9eduBert unb pie ie iebt gegea
einen beutI 9en8ea inter gu 0anbgreifli9teiten
oefiibrt babe, Der @aI9lapperei Stepban's
eegenitber. @ines Der 8tsmardz9lGtter be-
bduert Iebbuft, buB Der beleIbigte Selegraz
p6en=8eamte ni9t ioFort BON ieinem 9dus=
re4t @e6rau9 gemu9t, buB er ben etgltz
f9en 6legel ni9t iofort, nit einigen Dent
Setteln uusgeitattet, on Die 2uft geieBt babe.
@u9 beben 3eitungen in 9euti4lanh ben
unge6euerli9en @ioeripru4 5pii4en Der
8ebanolung bes Entertainers Stern uni
Der bes @ngGGnbers 8afbfOrb gebubrenb ber=
nnr.
@ubrlt6, bieie 3eitungen BADEN 8e6t
Qber ebenio unfaBli6 tpie iammerf9abe If
es, baB Elm Munn pie Der beutI9e General.
pptmeiIter stephan, Der grpBe G~eformutol
bes beutI9en Yoitnefens uno Selegrapben;
unD Selep6on : @efens, Der uniterbli6e
G9Dpfer 3es Die Gultur unb ben 8erfebl
Der @0lter 10 md9tig fDrbernben 8eltpoit.
bereins inh einem en9lif9en SlegeG gu 2iebt
10 fldgli9 erniebrigte! @ie Elm grOBer Manu
bod 10 tlein ietn fam!
2eiber f9eint stephan feline S9md9 mod
gar ni9t gu fii6len. 9enn tutt uuf 8ez
Ieitigung berietben bebaht gu fein, fteigeri
er fe mod. @r f6eint ii9 ein9ebiIOet%5u
baben, Die gun3e 8uf6fOrbz9 ef3t3te i'm Sc
beimen dbmu6en gu t0nnen. 9arum itent
er ieBt unter feinen 8erliner 9elegrapben=
8eamten cine bo9notbpeinli4e lnteriu9une
bdriiber an, per BON ibnen bas n@ebeimniB'
an bic BrefTe berratben babe. OILS ob bi
JoGgen bes duffaGenoen unb i'm 9fu pffen:
tunbig gefporbenen @e6abrens beg Gngldn:
bers fi9 ii6erbaupt bGtten D%erbeimliben ldi
fen! 9ur9 bic BON linn eingeleitete Inter
fu1ung gegen Selegrapbenz8eam 5iebt it'd
stephan bic Preffe natiirli3 erf re9t oui
ben 9als. @te ,ein 9ei6eibter Mann bDd
10 bumm Iein fam!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

barrnlos g%etpeien, benin feines WiiTens babe
6err b. Pf0b einmal ultimo 500 3Dnnen
Wei3en g%efauft, Elm 8iito, bel benz bic aus
gelebten" 10000 Mart iebr leiht bdtten
flDten 9eben ober ii9 p%erboppeln fonnen.
6err b. PlDb bielt Ii ben Munb, =
bas @ef9eibteite, mas er tbun tonnte. Die
tur5 bdrauf aud in britter 2eiung erfolgte
4nnabme bes BON ibm angeitrebten 8erbotes
elmer BON inn felbft friiber befolgten 9anbe
lungstpeiie mag i'm iiber Singers graft
lame Slide ettpas ~getrDftet BADEN, ober gez
nib nibt bolftGnbig,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
ginsn R6ntgen rii6mt Ibon 8 . If

@inen sc 3 n g n ruhmt 19o1 u 3 tb e,
= 3tpar ni9t in fetner ySdrbenlebre" 10 Oiel
Ii9 biele ar9 nit benz 2i4te gu i4affen
ma9t, unb au9 ni4t tpegen 2i4tfrdblsn=
@ntbefung, fonbern pegen meiierbafter
Sif9lerarbeit. Ser 1rgroBDater bes iebt
10 beriibmten @~iir3burger Profefors &Ontz
gen par Me9aniter unb &unittif9ler gu
Neunieb am &6ein. SSn mebreren S4rifz
ten @0t6e's, Der 10 biel 8erftdnbnlB firs
6anbtperf unb &unfbdnbpert befaB, TT bic
fer Meifier &0ntgen ertpGbnt unb geriibmt.
go audi in ben yl1nterbdltungen beut19er
Mus9epanberten". Sort lGBt 9Otbe' etnet
59reibti19 .bpn GDntgen's better 4rbeit"
einen G9rei6tii9, ben man pit dls bas
Mufter elmer bortreffliben unb ba1er6dften
Sif9lerarbeit geribmt unb borge3eigt" cine
ni9t unbebeutenbe Go1e ipielen. S9on ais
Sinh perebrte @0tbe ben Metiter ROrtgen;
benn in @Dt6e's 8aterbdus am 8roBen
9irf99raben gu Srontfurt a. DO. mar Die
bette Strbe nit prG4tigen &Ont9eni9en
SefIeln unb Sif9en aus9eitattet, Oerer
S9niBereien bag 8iinitlerauge bes lungerl
9Otbe auf ii4 5ogen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Quf benz firali6 gu 9out5 8enb obge@

Muf benz tur3li9 gu Soutb 8enb abge:
6altenen Gnnoent tatboIif9er @nts
6a1t amtettsoereineo BON Snota
n a erf9ien aud 8if4o &abema9e
BON Sort Wapne. A6er in feiner 4nIpra9'
an bieIe 2eute betonte er neben Der pfll9t
Der Mdbigfeit namertli9 audi SolgenDss;
Mein unb anbere geiitige @etrdafe feien an
unb fir ft9 ni9ts rnre4tes, fonbern Der
MiBbrau9 berIelben made Die Siinoe aus;
barum miHe lnmdBigfeit ta4oriidli9 be-
fGmpft nerben bur9 9riitli9e uno mordltz
I9e Mittel. Son ituatli4em 3nang Idgte
Der 8iT9of fem 8Drt. l1nb NIT Der 1pd>
teren 8erbriibsrung unb 8erf9peiferung
iener gnt9altIamfeits1eute nit Pro9tbttionIz
iten unb Brobibitionitinnen bate er gar
ni9ts gu tbun, fonbern ma beretts BON
South 8enb abgereiit. 8if9of &aoema9er
1T Der in Nmerifa geborene Sobn plattbeutz
i9sr @ltern, an beren beuti4er @rt er feit>
6Glt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
@D lit eiu Nr5t 1Dtbig?

.3wei iuuse Qterste, weG@e se9enwdrtis
III eiilem 9roBen 9oipital onseltelt
iii,b, Der cine ein 0entl8 : aneriz
faner, Der otbere eilt Mmerifuner. beab=
ii3tigen, 1i8 Sulammem i'll ether 9altbtabt
Ober eiltem ldnoli6en ge5irt nieber5uloliem,
mo fie allf ei1e ousf0mmli6e Qraris re6nel1
f0nnen. Gorsisli9e @mpfebIunsem itebelt
sur Geite. 0rtl9aften, weI6e bierorf refefz
tireu, linb erlu9t, ibre Sriefe pie folst 81
obreiiiren A. "a Suinois Staatsseitun9,
Chicago, SQ. 7iumsIo ~1Oinn3pD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

NGtgetb bat tpieber cine dbf6euli6e
Niebertrd9t gegen @lebelenb
~tegangen. Muf bas 9erii9t bin, bdB gleoe@
lamb einen McSinlep auf elmer guten Wdbs
rungsplante einem fiG6erOemofrdti 4en prdz
itbent19dfts : Ganbibaten bor5ieben pirbe,
Iebte it9 MltgeGb in @pringfielb bin I
f9rie6 fir bic Oeffentli9teit Solgenbes:
England 1ebte ben Benedict Mrnolb in
Stanb, 8irginien gu f3dnben, na9oem er
bic golonien berrat6en bate, Die ibm per@
traut unb i'm geebrt 6atten. Nber feline
Wed9t duf @rben fam ben 9errn @lebelano
in Stanb 5eben, fernerbin Die bemofratiI9 DE
partei gu i3dbigen, tpel9e i'm ebrte nnb
ibm trdute unO ipel6e er auf feigere Weife
berriet6, als Nrnplb bic Golonien. Ni9ts III
piin19ensfpertber, als bdB GleDelanb W1c%
&inleD unterltiBt; benin bann 1T Der bemoz
tratii4e @rfOlg ii4er.
So6n9 g. @Gtse1b.
Die 8erg1ei9ung nit 8ene5ict
Nrnolb lit in bie1em Safe ni9t nur cine
maBlos niebertrd9ti9e, fDn6ern audi uueAoz
li@ blDofinnige. Mrnolo berriet9 fsin @az
terlnnb an England. glebelano aber perz
t6eibigt nit betpunbernsipertbem Mutbe felt
Sa6ren Iein 8aterlunb gegen cine &otte I'M
nerer 8einbe, Die es nit ibrem 8aln in's
8erber6en gu ~itiir5en bro6t. l1nb tpie ieoem
mabren 9atrioten itebt linn bas 8aterlanO
6D6er als bic Yartei. g06er nt4t einmdl he
partet perrdtb er, tpenn er CUR NieoerluJe
Der @ilberbemofraten b~eitrdgt. Sonbtrn
i'm @egentbeil! Gben bubur3 rettet et lie;
benn Elm Sieg bes lanbesOerberberii9en
5reifil6ers bur9 Die 9emptrutie piirbe bic
Democratic fir Die 3utunft berni4ten. Sea-
tiirli9 1T Nltgelb ni9t 10 bumm, baB er
pirfli9 gGau6t, gleOelunb's Seinbi4uft se=
qen bic Silberbempfratie piirbe bie1er ben
Sieg ii9ern; er peiB pobl, baB tie i'm Sc
gentbeil bic Seban : geieoerlage oerfelben
beIiegeln piirbe. 9drum feline 6linoe 8utb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Sic gNuth Der @moIer.

Die 8ubler i'm Stdbtrdtb itnD raIenb bor
Wutb. @os Tie ME fir mDgli9 9ebdlten,
bic ginfiibrung bes Gibiloienites ergtebt ft4
als cine ri6tige unb dbte 8eform, nnb es
qebt i6ren 8ublerz 6reunben unter ben
ItGbttf9en MneeItelten an ben aragen.
vOie gipilbtenfz @ommifiton, pel9e gez
gen 8ofpers, Gougblin unb @pnforten oas
f9tpere @erbreGen begebt, bic 8ubeleien aufz
subeden, m1B f%aIsn!" go fogen Die 8uOel=
Mlbermen, unb tauIeno 8ubelffimmen iau9=
gen ibnen 8eifaa gu.
Die guten 8iirger aber ld9eln, benin tie
piIfen, baB Der Stabtratb benz Gibilotenit
unb Der pilOienftz@pmmiiiion ni9t ben
@arous MAIDEN tann. Die bei9lohene I'M
teriu9ung ntrb BON ben Sreunoen Der Rez
form uro bon Der Gipilbienitz Commit ion
Ioaar nit @enugtbuung begriiBt, benin tie
fam nur baau bieren, benz Publifum iiber
ben Nuben bes Gipilbienltes mod mebr Die
Mugen gu Dffnen. Iu9 9lduben mir ni9t,
baB Der er1te 3tped bes 8ef9lufes, cine
neitere l1nterIu9ung Der 8ubeleien gu bin
tertreiben, errei9t perben tpirb. sic mag
bdbur9 per5Dgert tperben, aber Die W}itgltez
Der Der Gommifipn Iinb ni9t bic Mdnner,
pel9e ii9 bon ibrem @orfab unb ibrer
8fli9t perben abbringen lafen.
Man f0nnte bic Mutb Der 8ubelz Mlberz
men besbolb cine o6nmd9tige nennen, penn
fe ni9t bod au9 ibre bebenfli9e unb gefd6rz
li9e Seite bdtte. Mie iie, Oenft bas gez
Iommte 8erufs>polititertbum, baB benz
@ieger bic 8eute gebOrt, unb = es iteben
uns @e1eb9ebungsnablen bebor! Die Sc
IeBgebung bat ba8 GiotlbienltgeIeB geI9afz
fen, lie fam es AUDI nieDer aufbeben. Die
8ubler nit ibrem genaltigen Nnbang unb
Das gefammte 8erufszB olitifertbum auf beiz
ben Seiten pirb 5uiammenfteben, Inn 2eute
in bic nd9fe @efeBgebung gu betommen,
tpel9e bas Geieb pieDer aufbeben, unb mir
Itno nibt Ii9er, Db ni9t Elm Sanner, Der in
erter 8ei6e Elm 8eruf5=Bolitifer 1T, einem
fol9en Wiberruf nit 6reuben feline 3u1timz
mllng geben niirbe.
WGbrenb fir ben Qugenblid bic @ut6 Der
gnbler gang nni9dOli6 tit, muB man alio
Der 1pdteren Solgen 6alber nit ibr rebnen.
Ser &f um Die GipilbienIt z91efprm 1T
mod ni9t gu @nbe - f9on besbalb ni9t,
neil ite nod niht auf fdmmtli9e Nemter i'm
Staate altsgeoebnt 1T. SIN @egentbeil, es
iptro mod iabrelan9er, bartnddiger 4nftren=
9nngen bebiirfen, ebe fie felt i'm Sattel iibt.
Nur baB nit iebem neuen fleinen Siege bic
G9aaren ibrer @eener i9pd9er unb pbnz
mG9ttger tperben miifen, unb ber &f ie
ldnger, ie lei9ter tperben nirb.
Wenn audi 9err @ougblin jebt bebauptet,
Die SADIE fei ieinerIeits elm @9era getpeien
- bic 8ereitpiaigfeit, nit nel9er ale Be-
~fannten 8ubler bafir i'm grnit 1timmten,
lift tief bliden.
Na9 benz @orgunge i'm biefigen Gtabtz
ratb tptrb es intereRiren, baB aud Der Stem
gorter gegen Die bortige gipilbien1t=Gpm
mifton Sront eema9t bat, aleroinqs na6z
Dem i6m bieielbe gana DEFENDERS auf bic
9ubneraugen g~etreten. 9enn fie bat es eez
tpagt, au9 Die Qngeftelten bes @taotratbs
nnter Die GiDilbienitregeln Su Iteler. 9az
gegen protetirt Der @tabtrotb, neil er cine
gefeBgebenbe &Drperf4aft lei, unb bat Ieiuen
Sufti5ausf9uB beauftrd9t, feline Ge9te gu
|f4uben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Ginen f6le6ten 0ien t erpies bic

ginen I@Ge9tsn 9ient eripies Die
uMefGt9e 9Df t" in ct. 2outs tDrer
portei, als tie benz republifanifaen Notlo@
nalconpent portutete: 9en benti9en &e@
publifanern gemiige bic Snbiana>Plante, Die
ben beutI9en 9emOtraten als oertperfltnef
v@trabDle" gsGte. 9te genannte Oentlqe
republifanif6e .3eitung in4t alp ben 9fdz
tion~alconpent ibrer Partei forn1ll9 our
3peiDeutigfeit in Der 8d~arungstrdss gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Gon 1904 @terbefdIen in GbicagO i'm
Monut Mai ipurben 118 pber 81 b. 8. duf
gepaltfamc 8eiie berbeigdfii9rt. Gntieb<
lid!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Muior % B q n n tpeilt iebt in Ell
ner 6eilan1talt in &onftan3 am 8obeniee
unb bofft, bis gum 9erbit BON ieinen 6Oien
Sropenzl1ebeln gu g~eneIen, 10 oaB er bann
auf 5einen goiten als @ouOerneur bon
OeutI9zS fzNfrifd Suriidte6ren tann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

ieinem amerifaniI9en @eburtslanoe, no Die
Stride BPM Staate fret 1T, cine 8an5el ooer
Elm 2e6ritu6l fir i'm fiaben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

l1eber bic 3unubme Der Prpbuftion in ben
beuti9 : afrifanif9en &olonien entnebmen
mir elmer 8rDf9iire bpn Or. 3. Wdrburg
Opm Orientalif6en Seminar in Berlin, Dab
i'm borberen ufqmbdra bereits ettpd 100000
&affeebdume ~dngepflun3t ftnb, unb i'm bpriz
gen Sabre bereits 600 @entner 8affee ausge@
fiibrt tperben %fonnten, tpdbrenb man in biez
fem Sabre auf ben bterfa9en 8etrag re4net.
Die &ataozNusfubr itteg bon ITO Sad i'm
Sabre 1894 auf 22OO Sad i'm Sabre 1895,
unb man erpartet cine beftdnbige idbrlt9e
Steigerung I'm 1000 Sad. Die Sabatsz
alsfu6r aus 9eutf9zSfafrtta itieg bon
141,O00 i'm Sabre 1891 auf $4,000 i'm
Sabre 1894. - Au@ in Neu=Guinea md9t
Der Sabafsz mnb 8aumpolenanbau Sort
l9ritte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Ntto Saetbie, ppr etfpa z Sobren in SolpeIton,
- Seras, mirb 9ebeten. Ieiner SfpeIter ~urneebenb
gtafribt 5ufomnten an laiIen. 6ran 9ltna GnIert,
465-467 Sputb State Ctr, @bica9p, Sis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
2ln5eieen.
Oas cp6pn i'm Oeut(6en &ai(er6au(e

UUo LTUTN UT UGUIIUJGN JLUITGIVUUIHs
BON 81. 8. RIauBmanm. Mtit aablreidet SGnftra.
tiprer. 35c, BDrto &c.
KoeIIlng 4 KIappenbaon.
9eutI6e gnbbanolun9, 1OO-1O2 &onbolpb=Str
Gel: Mtaiu PIG.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-11-07

sudden discovery of the En-
press innocence at the end of
the play. Sardou very cleverly
tells his story, without bring
ing Marie Louise on the stage.
The most intensely interest
ing part of Madame Sans Gene,
however, is the story of the
woman who gives the drama
it's title. AS "Catherine Hub
sCher the laundress,' she is a
mirth loving kind hearted girl.
Later when through all the
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-11-07

tortuous changes of revolution
ary times, she finally becomes
Duchess of Dantzig, "Marechal
Lefebere" and figures proni-
nently in the court of Napo-
leon, she is still the lovable
woman of the laundry; beauti-
full, generous, in Pinchheck
and immoralcourt. Her gauch-
cries, her slang, her audacious
contempt for the gorgeous
meanness about her, so arOuses
Napoleon, that he commands
her husband to divorce her.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-11-07
Minnesota Farmers.

George r. Laybourn of Duluth
has been appointed delegate from
Minnesota to the National Farmers
congress which will be held at
indianapolis Nov. 10. Other state
delegates are J. Hill, Bishop Ire
land, Ex-Governor Merriam, E. V.
Smalley, and others.
The convention alluded to must
he an association of men who "farm
the farmers"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-11-07
Sans Gene in English.

The English version of Sar-
dou's Napoleonic comedy Nine.
Sans Gene will have it's first
production in this city at the
Lyceum Monday and Tuesday,
Nov. 9 and 10. The great sue
cess of this masterpiece of
French comedy, when played
in the original has justified it's
translation into English for the
benefit those who have hereto
fore been prevented from en-
joying the play owing to their
lack of knowledge of the French
language. The play is said to
have lost nothing of it's
strength or of the human in
terest in the translation. Nine.
Sans Gene is partly a drama of
intrigue and partly drama of
character. The intrigue turns
on Napoleon's jealousy of his
Empress, Marie Louise, and
the victim of his jealousy is
Count DeNeipperg. Neippperg
is the romantic figure of the
play, and he is only saved from
the wrath of the Emperor by the
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-11-07

But her humor, her shrewd
good sense, and her enthusiastic
championship of the heroic
elements that have gone to the
making of the Empire, win the
Emperor finally to an apprecia-
ton of her virtues.
The title role will be carried
by Miss Kathryn Kidder while
Augustus Cook will play the
part of Napoleon.
The play has two aspects.
First, there is picture of Paris
in the heat of Revolutionary
times. Paris as it appeared
on August 10, 1892 when the
last blow to the BourbOns was
dealt. The picture is vivid and
full of life, cannonading, love-
making, wine drinking, and
death 60 on and make up
sort of a joyful chaos, Sardou
has shown all the factors in
the picture from "Catherine
Hubscher' laundry in the
Rue St. Anne. The second part
of the play is less vivid and
more deliberate, and presents
the court of Napoleon at the
zenith of his power. A dynasty
has been evolved from anarchy.
The sans-cullottes and the
rank and file of "89" are dukes
and duchesses; there is SHIN
mer of artifciality over all; the
women are in glorious Empire
gowns; the men are brilliant
in gold and lace; they move
about amid a carefully elabor-
ated luxury; there is a beauti-
full surface to all things with
conspiracy and pickering and
spite lurking below.
The play is promised with all
the original scenery and effects
used during it's run of 100
nights in New York.
M:>,r>oc0fa Farmers
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-11-07

The street car boys have been
promised that their wages will bere
stored as soon as times become bet
ter. We hope this promise will be
fulfilled for the street car boys are
among our most loyal citizens.
The Duluth postomce employees
will give a dancing party at the
Armory on the evening of Nov. 20.
It is expected it will be a very
pleasant occasion. They invite
their friends to participate.
The Woodworkers' ball at the
Armory Thursday evening was
very pleasant affair. About $50
couples were in attendance. Ex-
cellent music was furnished by
HOare's orchestra.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-11-07
Are You lien?

Are You lien?
Are you men with conscience shame
That your souls can be bought for a song?
Are you towards that dare not proclaim
That you stand for the right against
wrong?
Are you slaves that you aid to defeat
The foes of the go1d-gutted host?
Are you dogs that you fawn at the feet
Of the men that have spurned you the
most?
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16


Yes, wen rally TO the rescue. we'll rally
once again.
Shouting the battle cry: ''Protoction,s
We will rally from the hillside, we'll gather
from the plain.
Shouting the battle cry: ''Protectionf'
Chorus:
Protection forever. Hurrah. boysl Hurrah t.
Down with starvation: back 10 the law
That protects our native land. boys
Then rally once again. shouting the battle
cry: "Protectionr'
We are Joining in the work our fathers did
who've gone before
shouting the battle cry: "Protectioni"
And Wen MI the party ranks will million
voters more.
Shouting the battle cry: Protection"
We will welcome to our numbers the loyal
wise and brave,
Shouting the battle cry: "Protectionr'
And no longer shall our nation TO bondhold-
ers be enslavcd.
Shouting the battle cry: "Protectlon!"
so we're waiting for election from east
clear 10 the west.
Shouting the battle cry: Protection"
To bring better era 10 the land we love the
best.
Shouting the battle cry: Protection
Your friend In the cause.
w. W. ToUsLnr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-05-16

knrs Meney. Lsss Emp,oyussne. Meso
IromDas Msre Poverty.
During the discussion Of the general
do6ciency bill IN the house few days
ago Con9rcsuman uopkinA OF Illinois,
made some intereating comparisons be-
tween republican and democratic tari&
reform. Touching the dcfioit Of $a9o. 900
In tho expense of soliciting The customs
sevenuc, ~ pointed ont that In 1892.
under the Mckinley Law. the republican
edminIstratIon collected SIS. l52 .o04 -
cost Of >6.43o. 400. -Four years later.
under the Wilson law and . democratic
administrator. sos. 2ss. 800 has been
collected. but IT IN expense Of 81 .239. 1s3.
or $7s4, $50 more than IL cost the repub-
licans to collect greater sum by $2o,-
100000 Incidentally Il appears that the
democrats have employed 272 more men
10 carry on customs work than the re-
publicans had and have increased the
salaries Of 1913.
When President Harrison retired from
Office, at the end Of . period of uncom-
mon prosperity. his party was able to
point with natural pride to the fact
that. since 1883. the national debt had
been reduced by $259.oo0.Ooo. Aside
from this there was then In the treasury
FREQ balance OF $4,000. 900, over
500. 200. 900 Of which was In gold. Three
years of Cleveland and the new tariff
OF "Grover and Clover" as the cam
paign song went-reveal what condi-
ton? Is there any Of the Industrial
improvement which was promised?
Witness the closed wooden mills. Any
greater measure of employment for the
masses? Instance 100000 Of tramps.
The reduction Of the national debt has
long since ceased and the government
is spending $4,000, 900 per month more
than II receives. As Congressman Hop
kins puts IL: THE democratic admin
istration has issued bonds to the sum of
s262 .ooo.o 900, put q mortgage for that
amount to hang over us for 30 years and
added Sill. 100000 to the interest on the
bonded indebtedness"
Nor is this the full indictment which
the Illinois representative presents.
Knowing that the farmers of the coun-
try would suffer most by n low tariff,
there was n chance for the democracy,
when IL killed the Mckinley law, TO
leave the reciprocity clause In force.
Reciprocity had opened rich market
in Germany, France and the Latin
American states for the products of the
United States. But the democrats
closed that market. As result the
deficit has been increased and the agri-
cultural classes have been deprived of
= trade which was a part of their live
lihood.
1t was noticeable when these facts,
concretely stated. were put before the
house that the democrats in charge of
the deficiency bill had nothing to say.
The figures spoke for themselves. They
will continue TO do 80 until the end of
the pending campaign. They are more
eloquent than words and more inn
pressive than mass meetings, and they
point Enthusiastically to n republican
electoral triumph. San Francisco
Chronicle