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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-12
THE KENTUCKY ORATOR.
Col. breckenridge at the sound Mon
ey convention.

ey convention.
We make the following extract from
the speech of Col. w. c. =. Brecken-
ridge. of Kentucky, delivered at the
National Democratic convention al
indianapolis:
Therefore we want to do something
that will show our affection for them.
so We build new Democratic home.
We repair its broken windows, we put
new hinges upon its creaky doors: we
make comfortable its numerous rooms,
and after November, when these Dem
ocratic brethren Of ours, led astray
by the ignis fatuus of that Populistic
light. find themselves in defeat and
sorrow. We will light the electric light
of modern civilization. throw open the
shutters and the doors, light the fires.
50 they may see the rays of the home
to which we will invite them. and we
will beg them to come and sit by the
lireside with US. We we will not tell
them of what they have gone through.
but We will call the servant and say:
Take OFF my brothers boots. 1t is
evident he has been through the mud. =
Laughter. And as he looks little
weary we may turn around and say to
somebody: 1T is not the season of
the year when the aroma of the mint
comes gently from the side of the riv-
ulet. but fOreseeing this, we have put
away little in thecloset. Laughter }
John bring out the mint and sugar. and
set the old Bourbon Democracy that
is pure and unmixed beside your
brother and let him feel at home. "
{ Laughter and cheers.
We will not talk of the canvass. we
will not speak of hopes ruined: we will
never mention Chicago once. Laugh
ter. Or. if we do. will do it by some
sort of pharaphrase like ''the City of
the Pork Packers. or something of
that sort. merely to keep in his mind
that he has gotten a home. Laugh
ter. And then. when the light is far
spent. and we take up in the old-fash-
ioned way the little candle in the little
will 90 with him to the
sleeping. chamber. where gratitude and
affection have brought together the
brothers that were eStranged: We 90
into that room and shut the door. and |
We reach OGt our hand to him without |
l "Os'd. except to say: Brother, |
hee mas been bitter: let it be over and |
Orget: let tomorrow be day when |
We will rival each other in our en-
leavOr for common cause. for the |
blessings of that liberty for which our
athers strove and that We want to |
give to the children. liberty based !
IpOn order. making pregnant the law
With just courts all over the land: and |
yhcn we talk over this hereafter it |
shall not be that one was wrong and !
me was right, but that both had !
inaliy reached. by different pathways.
glory. the prosperity and the happi- |
ness Of the common people through
he triumphant d cmocr acy."
Cheers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-12

In the Revolutionary war the United
States Government stamped 5000. 900
in paper. but after a few months the
traders wanted $50 Of it for pound
of tea. There are packages OF the
Continental issues of 1776 and 1872
Ilow laid by in very many houses. It
is suggested that it Is Just about the
kind of currency" that the free sill
ver'' men want to handle.-Machias
(Me. Union Dem.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-12
MIR. Bryan and the Farmers

When Mr.. Bryan tells the farmers
that the prices of their products have
been cut down one-half and their debts
have been doubled lin the last twenty
years" by the appreciation of gold
or the maintenance of the gold stand
ard and leads them to believe that the
adoption Of his policy would restore
old prices and enable them to pay off
their mortgages in cheaper dollars, he
virtually tells the wage-earner that the
purchasing power Of his wages would
be cut down in the same proportion by
the proposed increase of prices, and
that the value of the wage-earner' :
savings which are invested by the
banks in mortgages or similar secu-
rites would be reduced by the same
change. But he does not say this to
the wage-earners in so many words.
Is it possible that they do not see how
their interests would be affected by
the proposed change which he com
mends to the farmers: New York
Times.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-12
~trayed. SO Reward.

Srrayed from Commerce. Tuesday.
Septembe.. lst. about ) p. H., one dark
brown horse. about or : years old.
about I6 hands high. broad forehead.
interferes with both hind feet. no shoes
on. short tail. heavy name. collar
marks. 510.GO reward will be paid for
delivery o. said horse to the under
signed.
J. CROs3IANN.
DIV. Commerce, Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-12
resS-Making.

Mrs. \. Bader' dress-makerhas re
turned after spending sore time in St.
Louis. and is nov ready to wait on
all customers who will favor her with
heir patronage. sep3l-wlm.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-12
Group and Wooping Cough.

Ballard 5 Horehound Syrup will
promptly relieve Group and Whooping
Cough. It will cure the worst Cough
or Cold. It never disappoints. Try
it. Sold by Wilson Drug store.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-12
BaIIard's snow Linimnt.

There Is no pain il will not relieve.
no swelling it will not subdue. no
wound il will not heal. Il will cure
frost bites. chiDlains ana cOrns. Sold
by Wilson Drug Store.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-07
0er,mti@teS-

Die 9r0Bten, bartnddi9lten unb &C.
minenloieiten @pitbuben befinoen ii4
ni@t unter ben seietli@ uerfolsten ger>
bre@ern, iie ,pobnen uielmebr als onse>
iebene 2eute III 6o!els uno palaiten.
Wenn morsen alle Diebe feitsenommen
wlrben, 10 entitduoe babur9 cine er>
itaunli9 srcBe Yude in ber @ei@dftss
melt; bic @etreioes, Tleii@> uno
S@napssr Jtinse" bdtten su eriltiren
aufsebort, bic 6dlfte auer Tabriten uno
3mei Drittel aQer Matlcr9ei3dfte waren
sei9loNen. - O,eie Sdte entitammen
ni9t etma ber Nebe zines Welti itiirmers
ober l1mitiirSlers, ionoern Der preoist
zines @eiltli@en III Ntlanta. Ga. Nn
@@arfe Der Musbruds,peiie laBt bas
barte, aber ii9erli@ nidt 10 gang unses
re9te urtbeil 'uobl ni@ts gu wiini&en
abria. (@blt.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-07

SAT- On ienals oaran seoa@t,
mel@' beroiides 2eben bic &eiden iiibs
rem? Sie entbalten ii@ Der Mrbeit, bas
init bic Nrmen berielben ni@t beraubt
merben; iie iteblen ben 9ei@tbum bes
Mrbeiters, oamit oieler iid ni@t nit Der
i9meren Gorge oarum Su belaiten
brau9t; iie beberri9en uno le,ten bic
@esieru"s, oamit bic Srmen teine 3eit
gum Mrbeiten uerlieren. Sa, ia, bic
@ei@en iino aufopferunssmutbis, unb
mir ieben taum elm, wie bus 9ano obne
iie austommen t0nnte. Wel4' idmere
9eimiu@un9 es fir bic Nrmen iein
wirbe, menn iic feline Gei@en mebr bats
ten! - Coming Nation.
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0cf@dftS.Nottacn.

\ Cine quite Ausuabl uon Rouleaus
(Window Shades) 1T bel Carl 9ebier
;u finben. Preiie auBerit nieeris. ba
+ @eite pon Tapeten iinb gu baben
fir 5 Cts. per Roue in 6. @eb iers
Bu@banoluns.
\ 3innbd@er, Da@rinnen unb oers
slei9en rueroen prompt unb bi1is tur4
Yauoenl nl@ldsers Sfenz unb Ble@maa=
rensei@dft ansefertist. ba
Wenn Sbr bier in Nem lllm Ca
peten fir 8 unb ID @ts. bic Stole taus
fen tDnnt, mesbalb loute es oann nOtbia
lein, iol4e uon ouBen i&iden 81 laiien!
$. 8. Sauerten.
\ @oQt Sbr Guer 6aus. S&euer
ober TuBboben anitrei3en? Damn 9ebt
mad @. q. Nlmin uno tauit Sberwins
@i(liams Del farben. 8.
Gapeten uon 5 Gts. bic &oue auf>
1pdrts bel Sui. Rrauie. 70
Wer f9 einen Ofen an;ui@affen
9eoentt, Der iebe ii9 bic weltberiibmten
Mi9isan Sefen at, uon oenen bic Bette
uno aroBte Musmabl I'M @el@dft uon
Trau Qauoenldldaer gu finben 1T. ba
Oie srDBte Nusmabl uon @arten>
jdmereien in oer Staot fincet man lit Der
Nionier Npotbete uon Mnb. s. & d :
It { in. 8
&rdte BEL Meni@en, @dube bel
Yferoen, 6unoen uno Vieb merben in
elmer balben Stunbe sebeilt NIT Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ba>
ben in Mno. $. gditeins Mpotbete.
Seine Tapeten iinb gu uno IL
@ts. gu baten BEL $. 8. Sauerien.
@berwin> >WiQidms Oelfarben fnb
bic beiten. 9sur gu baben BEL @. q.
Mlmin. 8
6eurp grone bat joeben ,ueoer cine
Garlaouns Qciniamen Oeltu@en, bas
bette uno biQisite Viebfutter, bas es
9iebt, erbalten.
Tril9e @rasiamen Don alen Sors
ten 1T billi9 in ber Pioneer>Wpotbete
uon Mnb. s. 6 d ditein 81 baben. 8
Grtra feline id9iide Bratwurit
uon ieet al ,pieoer beitdnois 81 baben
int Tleii9ersei@dft uon
ba M1ar @einbort.
Qoilet Gure Bilber bel $. Z. Sa>
perien einrabmen.
Die beriibmten "New Process
uno "Quick Meal" @aiolinsOefen,
unbebinst bic beiten im Mortt, iinb i'm
@ei9dit uon s. Xaubeni d d9er
,ju baben. bo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-07
&cMt6reden.

@el9er dltere Nni iiebler bieii9er @e>
senb sebentt ni@t nit @rauen Der $>euz
idredeniabre" 1874 uno rs! -
Obslei9 it Minnciota cine sroBe
Mnaabl per- rl4ieoener 9rten bet 3eus
idrede portommen, pel9e mebr ooer
meniser @@aoen anri@ten. uerbietet uns
Mansel an Maum, auf olle ndber einju>
oeben uno merben mir uns baber auf bic
ios.. Wanbers6eui@rete" bei&rdnten,
melde in bic lem Staate iol@ unbes
re4enbaren @@aben anri@tete.
Scr "Rocky Mountain (Colo-
rado) Locust" (Melanoplus spre-
tus, Uhl.) mar ieitber Der ein5ise uns
,uilltommene @ait. ,uel@er sroben @4a>
ben anri4tete uno gu iol@en 3eiten in
folder Nn3abl eri@ien, taB .iiberou Der
Boben oomit beoedt mar. MQes Crime
perl9manb Johann in wenisen @tunoen
unb gu 3e,ten mar bic Sonne bur@ bic
manoernbenS@aaren nabeju uerountelt.
g}idt aQeiu Blatt> uno 2aubsuert rpur>
ben uer3ebrt, ionoern, mie @@reiber oies
ies lid uobl erinnert, waren8aumrinoe,
bic loien 6aiern an TenSbrettern uim.,
alte Xappen, ,Yisorrenitummel, iiberboupt
aues, mas ni@t aus @tein coer @iien
mar, ni4t uor oer @efrdbiafeit bes @tn>
brinslinss ueridont. Soraasli@ maren
es mir vSuusens" 'uel3e les mar 5ur
Belt oer 4. Sulifeier) gu leioen batten.
Wir paren bamals in unierer @alas
inform, leinene 9oien uno Saden
nebi rotber 6alsbinoe onsetban. als
Trau Mama ant nabiten Worsen unIere
&leioer na9iab, tanoen ii3 reinsez
brannte" YD9er Dot. Die Climber waz
rem iebo@ bic v9ail@neden, uie iie BON
Qemil1er @eite benamit wurben, iuoem
iid bieIelben an bic Gleioer bafteten unb
elm tleines Sod nit braunem Jonoe
anriidlieBen, iooaB fre,li@ bic an9eiiibrte
Bemertun9 bere@ti9t mar.
Damals uuroe uon unIersr ye9isla>
tur Elm Specialseiet erlailen, mel@es
! cine pramie fit oas Ginfansen uno an
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-07

y Die i@mer;bafteiten Nierens unb
Dlaiens2eiben tonnem inuerbalb ie4s
Stunben bur@ ben @ebrau4 uon New
Great South American Kidney
Cure 9eliubert ueroen. Dieles neue
6eilmittel bat uberaQ Staunen errest
uesen Der Promptbeit, nit wel&er bass
isIbe oQe Sdmer3en in ben Nieren, Der
0Iaie, benz &iden unb ben 9arn>@as
ndlen BEL beiben @ef@tedtern tinbert.
@enn Sbr cine i@neqe 2inoeruns unb
elm 6eilmittel in bieier 9inI@t nOtbis
babt, 10 lit bies bic ri@tise Nr3uei.
gu babsn in Nnb. s. Gdfeins Npotbete.
Nem rlm. Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-07

9ic Stabt Mit@eQ in Slo>Oatota
erfreut fi@ bes idmei4elbaften Nuies,
bic uerbdltnibmdBis beiten S@ulen in'
Noroweiten gu beiiten. Die @iirsers
i9aft ber Stabt lit nit &e@t itol3 auf
bielen Vorius unb buIbet es ni@t, bab
bic Polititer ibre Singer an oas @rSieb=
unssweien lesen. Wdbreno ionit &C.:
senmdrtis IberaQ on ben 9ebrer9ebalz
tern setnauiert unb bel@nitten mirb, bat
Mit9eq bieieIben ioeben um fiinf Pro=
gent erbobt. (goltssts.)
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i9er @eiie pon ber i'm Solbe ber Cobb
Qeute itebenbsn Yrene bebauptet pirb,
seiounen iei, irseue einen @anoioaten
Der alien Yarteien 81 unteritiiten, ruenn
ii4 berielbe fir SilbersTreiprasuns ers
tldre. Die Partei meroe i'm @esentbeil
pouis unabbdnsis uorseben unb ein
eisenes pou uitdnbises Eidet ins 6elo
iteIen. ioie gopuliiten i'm GonsreB
baben in Der obi9en @rtldruns ii4er bic
Wteinuns aler, es nit ber sa@e elrli@
meinenben Noltsparteis2eute ausseipro>
den.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-07

IieB ii@ als cine Treunbin Der S@meiter
bes Oberit meloeu, bic in @ublanb lebe
unb uon ber iie ibm gta@ri9ten 3u ibers
brinseu babe. Do@ taum batte ber
olte 9err bic 8eiu@erin anseblidt, iant
Ct NIT benz S@rei rSoiepbine!" in ibre
Nrme. Die Susenbseliebten batten ii@
mieberseiunben, nod a@tunbuierSis
;yabren!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-07

9ie Werrudtbeit BET q. 9. q. uer>
itei9t ii@ bdufis mirtli@ bis in's 3D.
@erli@e. go baben J.. 9. I'M @taot>
ratb pon 2ouisui0e einise, oer natiuiitis
i@en @eielli@aft onseb0rise Stobtuater
in pollem @rnite beantra9t, oer oorti9en
ct. Gdcilia>StraBe einen anberen Na>
men gu 9eben, ba cine iol@e tatboliide
StraBenbenennuns unertrd9li& iei. So>
gar 3ur 3eit bsr 2ouisuiQer Gnowno>
tbinsz@reuel III ben fiinf3iser Sabreu
bate Niemano etwus baseseu einiuweu>
ben, baB cine oortise StraBe ben Namen
bet Sdubpotronin oer Muiit fibrte.
3um @lud biloen bic &erle uon ber q.
q. q. nur cine tleine mmDerbeit i'm
Nouisuiler @taotrat9, uno omit uiro
bic ct. @dcilia>StraBe mobl ibren Ut:
ipriin9li@en 9tamen beibebalten.
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Soppelte @iuridtuag.

@it' i'd naili@ gang semitbli@
sSn ber G3arba bel ben Wtaoeln,
&ommen DO paar 8icpcliiten
Onsefabren nit ibre @aeeln.
l1nsar lit ni9t srobe Sportfainb; g;
Sber aims bat mid ueroroHen,
&abler baben l1nsarmaoel
Sbre &ube ni@t selo1en.
6aben fe senedt NIT &eben,
Dag mir @aQe 1T seitte9en,
3mei Minuten ipater tbaten
@aolcr auf bic Strabe fiesen.
91i4t aQein nur .pesen Mabel
Sat @etrosen mid emp0rt,
Nain, iie boben l1usarweinel
@or NIT @oller beQsetlart.
Sat. Dos bot mir nod sefeblet,
l1n9arweinel 10 gu taufen,
QBenn le Weinel ni@t uertrosen
SoQen iie nur @oiier iaufen.
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8ier=8rQucret
Jacob Bender,

gtctu tlIm, 1tt'm.
Ourd porsenommeue 8erbeiieruusen bin
i9 III beu Stanb 9eiett, alle meine 6reunoe
,llb @0uner NIT einem ausseSeidnetem Vier
au bebieuen Bel benz Seq, ODER III Slol9en
Gem leit turjen. eiu9eri9teten Tlaldenbier:
Departemeut wirb be loubere Nufmertlomteit
9eldentt. N(ai6enber pirb Riltenpeiie ben
&unben iu ber @taot eben . 1uie Se9bier fret
ins '6aus 9eliefert. y
Jacob Bender,
nabc benz Giienbabubepo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-07

Sn @alaueras County in
Californian siebt es einen Saum, ber
i@on bO@it ieltiame Gru@te setraaen
bat, aber teine @i@eln, obsleid er e,ne
eide 1T, ionoern uier3is arme Climber,
bic an leinen li@ melt ausbreitenben Ne>
iten uon r&i@ter 2pn&" oufsetniipft
wurbeu. 9}amentli@ gu Mnfans ber
finfsiser Sabre mar oer Baum, Der
v3ansman's Dat" senannt wiro, iebr
reid on iol@en Gr;i@ten.
@inem ct. Yauler Beri@ter>
1atter muroe tiirili@ bic penible Qlufs
sabe gu Ebeil, cine Dame, bic lit einem
Stauoalpro5e6e cine beruorrasenoe 0folz
le seipielt batte, UNI einise Iustiinfte
5u bitten. Ct uermo9te ieinen Muftras
nidt ausjufibren, ba bic betreifenoe
ibm bic Gbiire uor ber Naie guiding.
Tim nun ben 0elern ieines glattes ,ue>
niaitens etwas ;u bieten uno ii@ an Der
Dome 3u RIDDEN, entwarf er oas fol9enoe,
wenis i@mei@elbafte 8ilo bes MeuBern
Der !6eloin: rSie iit cine tleine Yerion,
nit srauen 9oaren uno blauen 2ippen,
uno iiebt aus, als oh iie minoeltens As
Sabre ali wdre."
8dbrenb Der GARNER s. M.
9rown in @belbp Eo'unibip, @iplep
County, Snoiono, ieiu Hano pflaste.
uuroen uon Der pflusi@oor cine Mense
meritanii@e, ipanii@e, enslii&e uno
ameritanii@e Manseu an bic Oberfd@e
beforoert, uon oenen eiui9e bic Sabress
Sabl 1894 trusen, ober tqne weniser als
iiebsis Sabre alt mar. IS befonoen ii@
uiele ieltene Miinsen unter oem Tunoe,
bic einen beoeutenoen Wertb bobem. Ser
@eiummt'uertboes aufsepfistenSdaees
betrdst mebr als $1,000; 8ro~n bat ben
sansen Tuno in VeriaiQes in ber 8ant
Ebeponirt, UNI i'm an Miin5eniammler gu
uertaufen. Dies lit innerbalb oer letten
Sabre bas finite mal, bab in oerielben
@eseno uersrobene miinsen sefunSe"
purben.
Gs mar i'm SABRE ls4s, als
Elm iunses Mdo&en @bi@ieb BON ieinem
Brdutisam nabm, UNI na@ @ublano gu
Wermanbten gu sieben. Den Wrdutiz
aam - einen junsen lieutenant - uno
bic Braut batten wibri9e @ei@ide ses
trennt fit INNER. Die einanber fars
Qeben beltimmt waren, purben einanoer
fremo, uuo me Die Sabre uerf(oiien, per-
blaBte bic Grinneruns in ibren 9er5e".
@r beiratbete uno lis nobm einen brauen
W1ann. Die 1Srau mar Mutter umo
bann @roBmutter seworoeu, obne pon
benz Suaeroseliebten et'pas gu bOre".
glun 1T uor einisen Mo@en Die 6rou
nit ibrem Gdwieseriobne uno nit 'bre'
Gutelu - elmer Nrtiltcnfanilie, Die ll9
i'm gtabli0emsnt 0touoder proouc'rt -
wieoer na6 W,en getommen. ga er>
wa6te ber Bunid in ibr, ben ei"lt'9e"
Yrautisom weoer su ieben. S'e er>
iubr, oob ct nod lebe; aus benz )un9en
lieutenant TT ein alter Oberlt oes Nu>
beitanoes seuoroen. Sie iubr III Die
Sommcrfrij9e bel @ieu, no oer Sberlt
bel leimer urrbeiratbeten To@ter lebt.
3itternb itano lie int Yor5'mmer u"o
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Vuflcus WrnicQ=Salbc.

Oie bette Salbe i1 BET @elt, fiir S9nitt=
mrubcn, Sueti6unsen, @unoen, @el9witre,
9olSilub, Sle9ten, aufaelprur8ene 0anoe'
Nroitbeulen, 9ii9nerau9en u"o aue |oantallsz
i9ldse uno beilt ,tnieblbar Samorrbo1oen.
NolltGnolse yeirieoi9unS suSelldert, ODER
feline Be;obluug uerlan9t. Ereis. 20 Sents
bic S9a9tel. gu baben Bel .. W. . len,
ye,p llln.
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bic betr. GountpsYebOrben abSuIieferns
ben 6euihreden iette.

ben Qeui@reden iette.
3ur 3eit fiusen mir bic "Hoppers"
nit einem @tiif @eseltu6, bas an ben
Breitieiten nit 9eiiten seieift mar uno
bi9t iiber benz Yooeu uno aesen ben
@inb se;oseu wuroe. Spater tomen
bic aubetannten, Jog. r9opperooSers I"
aur @eltuns, uelde pom einem Pferoe
se5osen muroen.
9lu@ bic 0eul@re&e bat "nter ben
Snietten unb einem Tunsus GeinSe.
gor5asli@ iit es cine rotbe wfilbe (Red
-Trombidium locustarun,
Riley) uel@e ibre @ier at bic Tldsel
Der 6eui4rede beftet. Cine uon Sum
gus setObtete !0eui@rede seisen mir IN
uad,folaen6er eSQuItration.
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(Sortiebun9.)

(Obise SQuitrotion sins uns fir bic
leete Wussabe gu fpdt gu; ba bieielbe
iebo@ bic ueri9ieoenen Gntmidlunss>
itabien bes &artofieltdfers III ani@au>
li@er Beiie 5eist, brinsen mir bieielbe
na9trdsli9 gum Mbbrud. %. @.)
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81 einem tiir5li@ in @olbiu9ton
ab9ebaltenen Caucus baben bic populis
iten I'M @onereB, unter benz Vorlib
BON Senator Stewart, cine Grtlarun9
erla6en, 1T ber lie pertiinoen, bab bic
Voltspartei teinesmess, mie uerleumoe:is
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-07
3eutcntart ttteu-
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-30
JAPAN OUR RIVAL.
American Manufacturers Formally
Recognize Its Importance.

Chicago, Jan. 24.-Japan has been
ton of Manufacturers as dangerous
commercial rival of the United States.
The committee appointed TO inquire
into tho development of manufacture
ing industry in the far east and par
tieularly in Japan, through its chair
man, George Heber Clark of Philadel-
phia, offered an extended report con-
Guiding with the following preamble
aud resolution;
Whereas, articles Of Japanese
manufacture have appeared in our
eastern cities, rivaling and undersetI-
ing American articles suitable for sim
liar purposes Japanese mating is
nov crowdtng out cheaper kinds of
Philadelphia carpets, Japanese rugs,
made in imitation OF American pat
terms, are sold in great quantities IN
preference to American rugs OF higher
value Brushes are sold at retail in
eastern cities for about the american
value of the manufactured bristlcs
American watch-cas makers are sell
ing to Japan cases for excellent move
mcnts madc there, for this market.
There can hc no concealmeut of the
fact that some OF our manufacturing
industries are gravely menaccd by this
rivalry OF n country where skilled
labor may he had At a cost Of 10 to 10
cents day, or less than one-tenth Of
the cost of such labor in our own coun-
try. Your committee does not care TO
discuss the causes Of this menace or
the methods by which the peril may be
avertod We believe that tho national
association should, however take cog
uizanee Of the matter and should ask
chat congress shall investigate the sub
icct in q thorough and comprehensive
manner. SO that the people may fully
understand t. We, therefore, recon-
mend the adoption of the following
resolution:
Resolved. by the National Associa,
tion OF American Manufacturers, in