davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
@ebrt Dor Der eiaene,, sbir!

Die engliI@en 3eltur9ert erhebert pteoer
einmal Elm entIeBli9es 9ebeul ii6er ben
uMilttdrtsmus", Der Oeutf9lanb r%utnire,
INNER neue S%orberungen itele uno iebt fpiez
Der an bic 6unbert Milionen Mart per@
lange, UNI bic bierten 8ataillone 5u orgaz
niiiren unb rteue S6neqfeuergef9ube fur
bic Nrtilerie an5uf6affen. Wenn in 5ranf@
rei9 bel gr0Bere 8etrdge Dem Molo4 bes
Militartsmus in ben Ha9en% geporfen perz
ben, bann finbet bic engli19e prefe bas
gang in Der Srbnung, 5ranfrei@ miife fi3
tpappnen, beiBt es bann, UNI gegen ben
Seinb g~eriiitet 5u fem. @opie aber 9eutf99
lamb 4n1talten trifft, feline 8ebrfraft gu
berme6ren unb gu berbeHern, bann flGffen
bic englif9en Setter, als ob benz beutT9en
8olfe unertrd9li9e 2aften aufgeburoet
tpiirDen.
Sat Das engltf9e Barlament ni9t fir5li9
20 Miqionen 8funb Sterling, gleid 100
MiIipnen Dollars ober 400 Milionen
Marf, CUR @erbeferung unb 8ermebrun9
Der Slotte betptqigt? Sat AUDI nun Giner es
gepagt, bagegen gu Opponiren9 @el6f ni9t
einmal 2abou9ere erbob feline Stimme baz
gegen unb bas englif9e 8olf bfidte nit
Stola auf feline firiorgli9e &e9ierung.
limb mas bat unfer @ongreB getban2
!8riegsmintfter 2amort berlangte nnges
fGbr 100000 EXTRA fir auBergepDbnlthe
@o~rfe6rungen gum G6ube %unierer 2iiiten.
Oas 0auscpmite er6D6te biefen 8etrag
um 81 MiQipnen Dollars unb Der Senat
1ogar Die Nnl9ldge oes
6auscpmites unb min benz &rie9smintiter
$4,000 900 inn nG9ften Stscaliabre fir
uuBergep0bnli9e 3pede CUR @erfugun9
lteQen.
$1O,00O,O00, ober 40 Millionen Warf!
Sn OeutI6ldnb miii1en bic mtlitdrt1hen
Mutoritdten beim Gei9stug fOrmli4 6etteln
geben, ipern fe ettpas baben ppaen; bier
erb0bt unier GongreB ben BPM &riegsmt@
niIter geforberten @rtrabetrdg I'm bds
Siinfffa9e unb bas finbet Die prefe gar3
in Der Srbnung; in berfelben Nummer, in
Der 3. 9. Die bteiige nSribune" iiber ben
beut16en Militarismus Elm &lagelieb an
itimmt, f9reibt fe iiber Die bonn Sendtsz
uusI6uB borgef9lagene Grb0bung Der bonn
6ausul1s19uB fir Observation-Disclosures
apede betpiGigten Summe BON 5 Mi1ionen
Dollars auf 10 Mtatonen: The Senate
should adopt the amendments atonce;
there should be no further delay"
8enn mir Mmerifaner auf ben S6ub
un1erer &ii iten, bic bod biel tpeniger in Sc
fabr iteben, als bic bsuti6en 2anbesgrenz
gen, beoa9t finb .unb benz &rtegsmtntiter
o6ne baB er es berlangt, 10 W}tItonen Dol
lars aus freien @tiiden our @erfiigung tel=
ZEN, bann f%ollten mir figli3 bas &riti<
1iren bleiben lafen, ipenn oas beutf3e
&riegsminifterium, getpife 8erbeferungen
fir nDtbtg bdlt unb Derlangt, baB Die
Rei9sboten bas 9elb Oa3u betpiaigen.
Der Militarismus toitet Oeutfdlanb
iGbrli6 ni9t 10 biel pie urs allein bic
8enfionen foten, fir Die mir idbrli9
an bic 600 Miqionen Mart. ndmli6 in
runber @umme $50 MiGionen Dollars
ausbe3ablen.
9as 2osbaden auf Deuti6lanb 1T Der
engliI9en 8refle our Speiten gaatur getpor=
ben unb tie berOient es baber, baB man iie
3~uipeilen auf ben b%prlauten, fre4en 99naz
bel f9lGgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

Ser in feinem @o6nplabe &odDiGe in
Marplanb i'm Offer BON II Sabren i'm &ubez
Itanb geitorbene @ontre=Nbmira
Sbomas 9plbup Stepens, elm geborener
Gonneeticuter, mar elmer Der 8~rdbfen BON
Der dmeritanii9en 5lptte, 8dbreno be5
8urgerfrieges leiftete er erf als Gapitdn BET
8lodaoegeibpabern, bann ais Commodore
in iel6f1tdn0igen l1~nternebmungen 8ebeuz
tenbeS. l1nb er mar elmer Der 9aupt6elben
in Sarrdgut's beriibmter Seei3la4t in Der
Sal bon Wpbtle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Die 8ebauptunq, baB Der S6uGzg eniu:

Die 8ebduptung, baB Der S6uGzGeniua
ntr cine 8eb0lferung BON 1,529,O07 srgeber
babe, tpirb bur9 Ntbts unteritiibt. @dr,
fie inbefen pa6r, 70 ldge es auf Der :oaro,
bdB bic 3dblung cine gr0bli9 ungendue lit,
Selbt tpenn bic 3dblung bon 1894 cine gu
bobe 3iffer ereeben bat, 10 ldbt ii4 bod
ri9t gut annebmen, baB bas oamalige 3u=
biel mebr aGs 5 PrD3ent betragen bat. limb
baB feitbem Chicago UNI minbeftens 100000
@innobner 5ungenommen bat, benefit bic
3unabme Der S9ultinoer nnb bas Inz
tpa3fen oes tdotif9en @breBbu9s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

lsgt, um .ipabreno elmer Stagnation ni9t
in 8erlegenbeit gu fommen, Damn tpirb
es nibt rationeG %geleitet, uno tpenn nnier
.GongreB i'm Nnblid Der b~ebrdngten Gage
Der 8unbesfafIe uno obne i'm Stanoe gu
fein, bic ginnabmen gu %Dermebren, bic
Nusgaben erbDbt, bann tit Elm fo(@
9es gorgeben mebr ais lei9ttnnig, bann 1T
e5 berbrener G.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

SiGman erflGrt, er perbe mad GbicagO
tommen, uno Iolte fein @rf9einen einen
Aufrubr b%erporrufen! gr nir6 ptQfommen
Iein, benin er pirb 5par fiber einen 4ufrubr
erregen, aber einen Mufru6r bes 9eld9ters,
unb ti9tiges 2a9en in btefen triiben Soften
tqnn nur erl0fenb pirfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Aober gnbenftreid.
Der e~eiitesfbwade Jean Kinney
BON Sports" 9etheert uno ~9efeoert.

IN elmer Wirthibaft an Dearborn apeuut
uno Kin3ie Stra6e wuroe ole miBhauo
Iune oes WebrIofen p~oreenommen. =
Die Gbdter wuroen perhaftet uno wer.
oen heute Dem 4idter poreefihrt weroen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

8if6of Srelanb fOG fi9 IN @runoeigens
tbumszS peculationen fart bic Singer per=
brannt BADEN. 6offentli9 Fat er II ieiu
eigenes 8erm0gen, ntht AUDI bas feiner Si0z
5eie, beripielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Cine quite Oie6 =5urm
tf befer aIs eim @plo:@eraperf.

NJ Uentt uI9 elN Vu[OsX0ttgWett
SID babe i6er 100. 900 @cres bes beIten 2anoes in
&el6er 8o6en, pertboples 8auDoIs. 9eiunbes <ma,
9enit9enb 8egen nno &uTtfeubtI9felt bibibe Quel=
Babe burb iebe Seftion naDe 9Iten Wtdrtten, in erps
Ben D~eutIdDen Nniieolungen, nit &irCben uub SbuIen.
S9 perfanfe &anb BON $500 bis $1,000 per @cre, mel=
nes, lpenn nerbeIiert, ppn $1,000 bis 800. 600 per Mere
mertb lit. SD 9eipdbre lauge 3eit uno letdte Ab5ob4
lun9s=8ebingun9en 10 baB leBt SJeoer elne 6arnt nnb
Elm conIfortables Seim erbolten fam. &plnmt iebt, ebe
Die beIten ausgeIu6t limb. poer idreibt nm meine 9roBen
8itber. 9a1npblete. &arteu II. t. No., pelbe bieies &ano
beI6reiben ltno fret nerianot lDeroen.
h. ROSHOLT, Eau Claire, Wis.,
o0n1o
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
21n5eieen,
AnTer 8tatnnrR.

S4tEEL SIHT4tITTR+
Mttt 8ilbern BON 6. SO. differs. Sert BON Sans differs.
@ri9eint iebt IN ~sipeiter auflage. % 9efte a IS Gts.
KoeIIing u KIappenbacn,
SeutI6e 9u11anolun9, 1OO-1O2 RanooGpb=Str.
Sci: WtaiM ZIG.
CHE ein3tge Groder=9Sa6rif nub 8dderei in Siio @aIis
~ fornien miinIGt ibr @eIcb6Tt 5u Der9rDBern unb
iubt einen Bartner nit $4,000 big $4,000 &apital. Suite
9ele9enbeit fir einen @ei9dftsmaun ooer Bidder. Abr.:
Stto 3aronng, g. s. Sor'3l6, Gan Diego, GoL
mi, DO, ND
MroBe Auspnbl iprefenber 8apogeten, one @orten
W SingpD9eL @plofil6e, @qunrieI, &afige. 0o9els
futter. 8Iat9fte 8reiie. Atlantte & 8acifiC Sirb Store,
6pft, 8mt, 1DumD 1917 8. WtabtIDn Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
0r@Me Gehei4t.

SoS berbeIerte eIaitiiGe Bru9baub. 9os eiuatos
8ru1balio, nel1es man Sag uub Yto6t nit 8eqnemiih.
tett tro9en tour, beilt fiber jeoen 8rudb. 9eutldbes Sc.
lhdft. &ataioge feI Su9elaubt. Smpropeo @loIhc Sruk
90, 822 groeopep, @de II. Str, Ytap Norf. 2ip1SpS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

tpeun ibr Seds fouft pber %Oerfauft. &breiiirt:
Royal Mfg. Co., Dept. 156 Unity Bldgy Chicago, ILL.,
l9iunl SpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Gine edit amerifaniide

Gime edit amerifanii6e
1tbr. S6neioet Dies
aus ii, ieubet eS uns nit els
rer poleu Abreile, lnb mir
nerben eub fcei sur Yril=
flung Die bette unb etmsige
edit antetifamii@e ubr
ienoen. Die 1e az bteiem
Yrei1e an9eboten lit. Siei lit
IA far. folio Cob
fueo nit edit anterifa
tttidcut ~ erfe mmo 2O=
i6briger 0aramtte llnb
1iebt aus mie cine IpIiO
epIocme Mbr al $40.
Britfet Iie in oer@rpreBpfftce
unb lpenn ibr iie fir einen
biaioen Saul ballet, be5ahlt
$3.50, iDnft 5ablt ntbts.
@6idt mt eurer 8eItenung
soc III 8~rtefmarfen fir
nniere ele9onte NIT 14far.
9oloplatirte&ette oberi6tdt
nit Der 8eiteaun9 $3.50
nnb ibr erbaltet bieIe Settle
frei. Gtme Mbr frei,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
4 QUESTION ~ iUtMANIry.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
HOUSTON. SUNDAY. MARCH L 1895.
GETTING READY FOR WORK.

II IL gratifying and encouraging to see
the business men and progressive citizens
renerslly, enrolling themselves as mem
Dor, of the Houston Business League
and preparing by concerted effort to push
Houston further to the front.
The membership OF the league so nearly
comprises the progressive and influential
eiornents of tho city now. that tho action
of the body can practically accomplish
any specific purpose IN view.
Let tho watchword be harmony. for
tho growth and Improvement OF Houston.
and 4 wonderful transformation viii be
seen here In the course of the year. Every
member OF tho league must bear IN
mind tho sound business proposition that
the prosperity Of all mems tho prosperity
OF each,
selAshuess and envy and jealousy MAYER
built cities
This point "a marked for n great city;
harmonious and unselHsh effort win ac-
complsh it, destiny.
There Is not a business man IN Hous-
ton comfortable, or independent or pros
porous as he may be. who would not
gladly Sc bis trade douhled-not one
hut would be proud 10 SEQ a modest buzz,
ness develop into srana establishment
on. 80 +b. Co. ..ts,,tfaus ~ n f-rfo. city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
TO RUN a PoPULIsT PAPER.

Taylor Texan.
Tho following plan for conducting Il
successful populst paper has become so
popular that nearly all thu papers In this
class have adopted It.
First, get two fonts of long primer and
barrel OF leads. \ twenty-four point
gothic for scare heads. and a hand press
det tho name of every man you can. dead
o. aHNe, and nj him Il pap. r regardless
Iut httle carhollc acid and asbestos
ia your INK and then begin;
" hopp EN- up, boys"
..hohus, boys bends, booh, boob, boohr'
II you ever voted q democratic ticket
breed" "'N S''P '"e
Look cut, boys! the poor are getting
poorer and the poor are getting uoSreri
liurrah for tn" peoplei The people
are the people ana we are their prophet.
nov Is the liinc TO subscribe!
~, your eye ON the vile democrats"
atch that old vampire ut Washing
MN ror ,(Note-Nevtr mention Clcveland's
m ,.,s,ii, IN the otIice on a warm day. The
result is sometimes fatal In hot w,ath.r
f.. Organize boys, organlzei rhe titrh,
's on ana we've got en- on the run
-. lhr country's ourn, Wen win the ,Ipbt
ny a hundred million votes Watch sho
democrats wiggle." ''~" t"o
nts'iy around, boys. around. Give ms
oil!Ge or give us dcath!' vs.
us VIII do for the first week Tho
9 ~ week repeat third week shift
uv paItsiaphs; fourth week add glue
am Hoiasses; and keep n whoopInr
on, the third party pap"r - cr.a,
to run IT. you Nnow now
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS.

Tho Developments at Washington and
elsewhere IN the country now. from a party
ard political standpoint are Significant TO
say the least. Attempt to conceal II rs
they may, there is the most serious trouble
brewing IN the republican camp. The indi-
cations point TO the unavoidable detection
Of a large republican following In tho sll.
Yer States OF the West.
Tho idea that some democrats seem %
entertain that there is i division OF senti.
ment alone in the democratic party is not
borne out by current events ana inlica
TONS
The great bulk of the republicans arc
thoroughly organized and disciplined, It Is
true. and until the West Is reached they
will present solid front When Colorado
and Wyoming aud Utah. the pnkotas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Tho practical Bismarck Is one of tho
most superstiUous men In Germany.
Edison has evolved theory that the
Roenigen rays convey disease germs, Can
the sun?
In Burlington n. j.. man was zen
fenced. fur drunkenness, to attend thirty
temperance lectures. He attended, one ANA
has reformed.
Greek papers say that the German en-
pcror viii attend the Olympic games this
year lUs maj asty wtll so to Athens from
the Island of Corfu.
,stcnator stewart OF Nevada and Carl
Browne, lato Of CoNey's army, are now
running Il paper devoted to free silver
Another instance OF "eXtremcs msot. %
Nine. Sarah Bernhardrs last gown cost
monds and turquoiSos, and tho skins OF 200
crm.ucs were required 10 limo the train.
Joseph Field. a brother OF Marshall Field
OF chicago, has given $1,000 to Mount Hol-
yoke college to found scholarship IN
memory OF his mother MIR. Field is living
al present in England,
France intends. through her amhassa-
dor at 81. Petersburg, Count de Monte
coming coronation of tho czar and cgar.na.
a hall Is 20 he given at the embassy witch
Is to cost 10000,
President Andrews OF Brown university
thinks that the state dispcnsary nuuor
law OF South Carolina is superior to the
so-callod Norwegian plan. and that IL has
placed south Carolina in the front rank OF
prohibition states.
Sir John c, Willoughby. who pargici-
patod with Or. Jameson In the raid upon
the territory OF the South African Repub.
lie. is NTH baronet OF abe line and son of
STR John Pollard Willoughby. who sat as
number of parliament for Leominster In
1851.
Fail River. Mass, claims the smallest
voter In the United States in the person
OF James Gardner, who is only thrty-tu y
riches tall He was born In ENGLAND "a,
1870 and came to America in 1870, since
when lac has worked In a mll ut Fail
| River.
Or. Manson, who Is said tc have reached
| the North pole, and BorchgreVink. tho
| discoverer OF the supposed continent
| around the South pole, are not only both
| NnrwCgians. but were brought up to-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

convention on any question. II Will stay
with tho party. II will abide the decision
OF the convention and support the NOM
iuc,s. 1t will>snot advocate and hefend'
the platform on any point contrary to its
convictions. but nevertheless will night
the good fight just the same for party
success In tho election. The Pos; will dot
iescr; TO the opposition, nor sulk and
straggic because It can not Alave its own
way In the democratic party.
This address Of Chairman Dudley Of the
State democratic executive committee
published in last sundays papers is an
acrimonious TRADE against gold standard
democrats, and that. too, with personal
application, rather thnn an address be.
coming an official political leader In his
personal capacity he might indulge In
bitter invectlves against an opposing fac
tion OF his party, hut TO do SO In his orfi-
ciai character Is an abuse OF authority
and viii result In anything hut harmony -
Pittshurr Gazette.
The truth OF the whole matter Is. MIR,
Dudley has abandoned his position rs the
Official head OF tho democratic party 10
assume that o, ranting partisan of one
OF the factions.
Tho Houston Post is getting It's spittorv
In readiness to spit on the platforn,--anl
support the ticket.--Fort Worth Gazette.
The Pos, is not getting ready to bolt.
as the Gazette did in 1892. Buy pools on
that, sonny.
Why all this ado In the papers about
the action ~ Mr. Dudley and his hcnch-
meuT Why not treat II IN silence and 70
on with the campaign as OF yore, and
not giye him 50 much free advertsinc?
First thing somebody knows he win have
enough notoricty 10 he candidate for
governor himself-No hkum Graphic.
oh well. he might compromise on a
congressional nomination.
True democrats VIII not fail to obey tho
instructions " the democratic state exc
cutiVo committee That COMMITTEES ia tho
regularly constituted authority for tho
guidance of the party and II democrats do
not abide iis decision II is needless to
have committee Gainesville Register.
Tho committee Is constituted for specific
purposes It's duties and authority are
made plain by n long list OF procsdents,
and by tho custom Of the party. which.
until changed by the proper authority.
is the law of tho party. Whenever the
committee exceeds It's authority no ono
IS bound by its action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

To "a populist up sycamore. things in
democratic ranks would appear lust nj
present To be Ia u state % chaos, but
both factions, the free silverltes and roId
standard adhercnts. avow their intcnfion
OF standing by the will OF tha naloriIv
ana there Nou 8rc. Let wcak-kuecd DEM
o, rats stop prophecy ing.-Wills Point
Chronicle.
Weak'knced democrats arc neither
sound eounsenors nor safe leaders.
The lIoutson Pos, seems TO have an
uncertain time IN trying to cover both
EMS and tho middle qc the financial ar
iere"cts IN the democratic party.--Glen
Rcse Herald
Tho difference between The Post and
some other papers is, It does not consider
that the sum total OF all democracy ia
wrapped up In the financial question. In
word, The Post is sall sano on that
subject.
'RocogniEing the state convention as
We supreme authority IN state issues, and
tnr National convention In National AZ
IaIH, says The Post. but IL is again
SnfbSseu' suppose these conventions clash
on Nauonal issues as they did In this
state N l@s? What would Tho Post do
tnonF Would II again support the state
platform and nominees IA opposition TO
We National utterance--the only tparty
Free For All.
Certainly The Post would do the right
thing again. as It did In 1889. and support
the nominees OF the state convention 10,
the plain reason that where tho two plAt
forms conflict on National question, fhe
National platform Is controlling. IoAgh
the lost may not concur in op,fn with
the declaration of state o}NatiorS,'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
Wy LITTLE o1R1 AND I.

My little girl and l.
She pointing mo to fairer ways uncon-
II starlight fails, l have the glory of her
n ao@,rs aroop, there glow the little
smiles prize.
~ swecter music comes to human
car
Than tlmt which thrills me MS her baby
voice | hear.
So we llod onward, happy to the by ana
My little girl and I,
My little girl and l.
Pure childhood illed with falkland ago
with dtmmng ovci
What though the waves on Sometime )
harhor bar,
As in my early youth. stnl scuny-6nd
simmer far?
l hear her laugh in innocence, and SO l
say,
No matter what 1 miss thank God that
on the way
I feel me clasp of baby hands; and strong
we HE.
Ny little girl and l.
NV little girl and /!
God grant that Whatsoever comes as days
30 by,
No thorns may pierce her tender foct. no
bitter tears
OF long duration flood those little eyes Of
hers
And when at last totter and am hid from
view.
Moveloss to kss0s. in the darkness and
the dew
Cod lead her AS I try while we so hap
My little girl and I!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

work consisted in a repetition of sixteen
words without punctuation. Trial against
time, st. Paul. Mimi, May II, 1892.
Is tho church of England supported by
taxation of the people in that country?
MET.
No. tho 'tithes" are ground rents paid
the church by their tenants, and not
public taxes. The state contributes no.
thing TO the support of the church OF
England.
what does Dakota mean? M.F.
The word Dakota is taken from the
Sioux dialect, signifying "many-headed."
or many In one government; referring
to the numerous Sioux tribes under one
chief
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
Times are not what they used to be
pHOSPHOREsCENT DIAMONDS.

Chicago Times Herald.
Although not stated in any work on
mineralogy since tho limo Of Boyle over
two centuries ago, II seems that all dia-
monds emit lght in tho dark on being
rubbed or struck even quite gently. If
rubbed or brushed against linen or
WOODEN fabric. or the leather cover of 4
book. or drawn across a piece of wood
OF any kind, IA flash OF Hight appears. |
OF all sizes and various culors, and from
different localities. with result uniform
as to the fact, though differing IN degree,
These diamonds that phosphoreSco by the
action of light are most markedly affected
hy friction. hut the property varies IN
degree amone diamonds Or. Draper
tho Longest residual glow, and next came
tho yellow, but he could detect none at
all In diamonds OF n reddish color. \
largo greenish diamotd, very phosphores-
cent, shono almost rs brightly in the phos-
horoscope as out OF II,
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to race against each other at the annual

TO race against each other ut the annual
snowshoo meetings.
Lord puffcrlu. British ambassador 10
France. will soon complete his 40 years
and will be Obliged to retire from the
service In which he has done 80 mucn
brilliant work No man has ever held such
b succession of important posts with
greater ability and success.
Prince Charles OF Denmark, whose on
engcmcnt to Princess Maud OF Wales Is
matter of recclt history, is ilrln ne,
lever In supernatural appearances ana
kpiritunllsn. His tendencies ~ thls re
spcct are shared by every member oil MS
fninllX.
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Montana, and possibly other sections OF
tho West. are reached. trouble for the re-
publican party will begin and It will be
more serious than auy 80 far indicated In
the democratic ranks.
Tho limitations from Washington point
to a possible, even probable. new align
ment of rartics-with the regular rcnub-
hcan and democratic Organizations in the
field, upon conservative platforms and n
radical free coinage of silver party COM
posed of the popuiis,s ana boilers from tho
old parties BY such an arrangement the
republicans would lose two states in tho
West to one IN the South or East by the
democrats.
Docs not every intelligent man see this?
Tho silliest sct OF men In America are
those Weakened and whining democrats
who are already predicting their party's
defeat.
They scare at shadows.
II lot OF Jobs comrorters could en-
compass defeat. these men would beat the
party before the fight was on. But the
skltt aEf hilEit lhI tHN NtiuptiaSNs LIS
scnsion has entered the enemy's ranks to
stay. when the threatened breakup Of
parties comes, II It comes. tho republicans
VIII be tho greatest sufferers. for they will
lose States whore we lose districts and
factions only.
If the democrats will but brace up and
snhmit TO the party majority and 80 In to
win. and with tha absolute consciousness
81 winning, tho regular organization will
be maintained and tho government viii be
ours again. The worst enemy tho dpmoc-
racy now has to fight Ia the croaker within
its own ranks ard the extremists who want
TO rule or ruin.
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a SoLLL.OoUY.
From the Livingston pirery,

From tho Livingston Pr cry.
am Dudley,
With "A big ID"
See
WHAT | say goesl
p'ye hear?
/ wort stand any monkcying,
A caudal appcndaGe
La MI need 70 be
Orinning chimpan1ce.
II YOU don't do as say
mi be id II I don't give you
The marble heart"
when my convention
CunVenoS.
\ congressional bee
Is hugaing In my bonnet,
IL keeps me awake NJ night
II chlcanery viii land me
I'll get there.
A king am l.
You bet
Al, who don't believe
| am the hot stuff
Are charlatans and boilers.