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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

AoelSbeim. Seit &ursem itrahlt
in unieren gaiien baS eleitrlid DIE Sitt.
Sm GanSen iino 90 Strabenlampen
anSebraft.
Waitenbauen Sei gnssras
bunsen ltieB man in elmer 3iefe non
a Mieter aui elm Sfelett. Wian pers
mutbet, baB bies bic 1telie oes SoI'
beiiecrs Sbier iino, Der Dor GO Sabren
ipurloS peri6mano.
Saslad. aiirslid belt bier elm
grautraar Soh,eit, bas auf einen
3Ojabrisen Vrautliano ;uridblidt.
Seibelbers. 3wiiden bier nnS
NuBlod) miro cine COMPLIMENTARY
erbaut.
Mannbeim. Neulid glbenbs
mollte Der Y%ieroebdnbler Stepban bon
bier uno iein Sutider nit einem nit
Swei Fferoen %beipannten 6ubrwelfe
bel glltripp iiber ben Gbein ieeen, lie
9erietben aber aui uuaufseflarte WeiIe
in cen Strom unb e%rtranten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
DurttemGera.

Stuttgart. Seit l. Saniar
1897 lieben in Stuttsart lS6 gSob'
nun9en nit 500 3immern leer. aui
ben |. 9lpril mercen aber 60 @ebGuoe
nit 900 3immern neu b~e;iebbar, urb
i'm 9au begriiien iinb lOs Sduier
nit 9egen 1000 3immern.-OoS bies
ii9e VabOratOrium Ealteur III jett orei
Sable in 2bGtiSteit mGbrero bieier
Belt lit Der GerianSt Faiieur lder
Smpfiloiie ge9en Sdmeinerotblauf uro
Wiil;brauo lietig 9emadien. Ole Ser
idifun9 ppn SmpIitoifen in Sen Sab
rem 1894, 1895 mo 1896 perlbeilt lid
auf Sd)meins (Is47-32, S79-73,s
$3.50, 9tiuoer (22l5-5l00-6l47),
SdJaie (2200-625l-4243), FIeroe
4-95-6S0).
Seilbronn. Tie biirserliden
Solle9ien baben lid nit grocer Mtehls
belt bereit ertlGrt, untcr semilien Be
o~in9uugcn bel 2tlaiIIDrunS bcs bon ben
Sadperitdnol9eu empioblenen Serd)ens
bergprpjettS Den iir hieie Sabulinie
eriolOerlid)en 0luuo uno Suoen BON
Der Wiartungs9renie an bis in Die Gin
miiuoun9 sur Naupt6abnlinie lammt
9lreal iiir Den Siiob0tnboi Dem StGat
~toitells uuo laitenI rci sur &criilsuns III
ltellen.
Siriau. Sier bat cine 5Gjabrige
6rau aus Galw lid nit ibrer ;ebnjdbs
riaen Gnfelin in Der Nagolb eltrdrtt.
Die 0loBmuticr bate bGS Gnteltlno
nit einem Strid oil lid 9eiellelt. "a
ibre yeid)e i'm G'ciidt itarte Slaemuns
ben trug, III an%;urebmten, baB oaS
&inS iid) beitig iur gSebre ieete. Ole
Vewe9griluoe ~ Der Chat limb nod
nidt i~uuerl0Iiig b,tannt.
0tapensburg. Die n9fapcrsburs
ger 3eituug" bradte nculih eit'n
Nrtitel iibel ben Fro;eB ces 6reiberrn
:. Wiiind), worin III leien mar, caB b.
Wiiinb ollie 0iihter ser Gipiltammer
Gottmeil unS einen She'll Der Sdaris
rid,ter ipesen Seian9enbeit abge'
lebnt babe.
Ieutlingen. Die bieii9en biirs
gerliten S0lle9ien baben ben gau
elmer itGotil6en Surnballe nit einem
Goitenauimano bon 10000 Wtarf be-
ibloiien. Oieielbe Toll aui Ser ioSes
rannten %Jienupieie e~ritellt meroen.
Hottweil. Der S6mabii Je alb
pereiu ;Gblt mad benz in Der Calpers
iammlun9 Sabier eritatteten Verift
10, 500 Witglieber uro betru9en Die
Ginnabmen 10000 Wiarf. San; err
irsulifs Nadribten! Die Sereinsieits
idriit unp Die Sarten folten llr o
piel, 10 baB ben ein;elnen @auen nod
etwa 600 Warf sur ireien GerwencunS
iibermaft ,ueroen tOnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
9apern.

Miinhen, Irmenilde NSaiieutin-
Der, 20 an Der J3abl, traien neulid
gbenoS aui ser Ourdreiie uad Yres
men, no lie bon 5anlilien an9enom-
men peroerl, bier Elm. Sie muroen i'm
Sotel Sdmei;crboi unentQeltlid be-
berbergt.-6rr baS Salr 1897 muroen
bel Del tOni9lidJen Eolijcioirettion
Wiilnfen 1924 Nunce an9emeloet,
9egen 1911 i'm Gorjnbre, lpmit I'M,
1907 mcbr.-Gie Dor ;lpcl Sabren BON
Der &ereini9uu9 oct WiiindJener Yants
iirmen ms %ebcn geruienc %uoenwdhe,
Die urlter SontrOlle Der TOli ;ei0ireftion
ltebt, bat lid, ME ser Serid)t bes yors
ltaroeS berporhebt, iebr gut belpdbrt (;
Die beouIlid)tigten %utalitdten iiuo non
ernltelen linidllen ober 9epaltlamen
Nrgriifen perId)ont g%eblieben.
Aihafienbur9. OaS beige
Observation-Disclosures &Ollegium
bat cine 6eier bes lOOjdbrigen Sc
burtStagcS Sailcr &iIbelmS beS Griteu
abselehnt. 9iunmcbr bat lid Elm So
mite pp%atr;ptiit 9ciInnter W(dnner"
gebiloet, oaS Die 9urdfibrung Der
6eier in Die S0nb genOmmeu bat.
y ber9. &ier jugenNlide
Baum binoer bon bier, Die uui Der
Seimtebr BON elmer Soritanjmulit
brei GBOuiIee : 9Ipielbaumden umges
tnidt baben, erbielten non Der Strais
TANNER Die erempl0rild)e Straie pon je
3wei Wionaten geiGngniB.
UaDreutb. Yei Ginem 3immers
brand iano Die lSjabrige 2odJter bes
Sbererpeoitors SiIbler ben 5oh in Sen
Slammen. Ole yeife lit uertoblt uno
bis sur unfenntlidtelt entitellt.
SUni9sboien. Sel oen Yobruns
gen mad 2rlntwalier alf einem ilir Elm
neueS SilirlitStranfenbaus in 9lusiitt
senommelten S%augrunoe flies man in
elmer 2ieie BON etma 80 Dieter aui
cine arBeroroentliG uertbuolle Wiines
r~alQuelle.
aulm b a Oh. 9iad)Sem lid SO
Eeali6iiler gum Seiube Der Der bic.
iigen Nealltule an;ugliebernben Sans
eelsabtbeilun9 9emeloet baben, gilt
ceren Ginridtung nod fir beuer ais
9elidert.
&inbau. 1ieier Gage wllrbe bier
elm Oelertedr bes 20. preuBilfen gu
ianteries 0teyiments ~perbaitet. Gr belers
tirte bereits einmOl i'm Sabre 1889,
lieB lid) bel Der franiCliiden 6remoen-
legion anmerben, oelertirte aber aid
bier mieSer uro lmtellte iid ieinem De
9%iment. 9ia1 YerbiiBun9 leiner Straie
oelertirte er ieinem Jie9iment gum
Smeiten Wiule, idloB liN wieoer Der
6remoenlesion al, Der er jebph bolS
Dleoer Den Jfiiden tebrte. 9iad) aben:
teuerliden Srriabrtcn murbe er ldlieBs
LID in Der Sbnei; pOllltarbi9 mittel
los auf9e9riffeu unc nat E;noau per-
itubt, no i'm ole Noliici in Gmplau9
tabm.
Niirnbers. Gas leii5it ser %an'
DEMONSTRATING iiberl6reitet nidt Sebn
Froient bes U'aruntlefouos.
Goienbei m. Seltenes 3o9csliid
bate unl0r9lt 0utsbcilter VarOn ppn
Srnilsbeim nni SdlpR Amerana. inoelli
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
2srannC6meia. an6aft.

9raunihweis. Der Se9riincer
uno Gbeirecotteur beS fiir;lid) einses
sangenen nGeneralonieisers," Sters
Info, III me9en betriiserilhen Vanfes
rottS oerbaitet woroen. Der Shwies
9erpater bes Geuannten 1T ebenIalls
uuo Sp0r in WiainS rpegen llnter'dla'
9ung in Sait Senpmnlen iporcen.
Oeiiau. 9as Sommalbo beS 93.
&e9imeuts unteriagte ben MIannldai'
ten Den Seirtf ser GaltrirtbIdalt
,j3ur 9uteu S.uelle" in &0tbeu. Gort
taste jiingit cine iu;ialcemctratildJe
Yeriammluna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
Oeferrei6.

@ien. San; merfwiirbi9e Wlasfens
foltiime bat Der beuri9e 9arnepal bier
9e;eiti9t. SO luaren auf elmer Der LETT
ten Geoouten ju ieben: ErinSeiiin
GbimaD aui ser S6ulter einen tleinen
&iso- Saucii; Elm ealliider Sabn bon
einem tnuten6elpebrten SGren 9eritten ;
3pei SpbDnre, permittertes @eitein
tGuldeno imitirt !; cine Suhsprellerin
aus Der i3eit Suowigs bes @ier;ebnten
nit eirem oollitGnoigen Sllfsbalge ;
cine N2aa9e, oeren cine Sfale, nit
1000, 900 beidwert, tiefer itano, ale
Die auoere nit Dem Serien; cine Gpa,
Sdlanse nit feds aepieln; cine
&iuomiible; Elm Baum nit Spei
Tapaseien cine HontSensGame nit
2ootentopien uno t.
Uubapelt. 9tahbem bic beutlfe
Shauipieltunit aus BEN Gbeatern id)on
friiber semaltium uerbannt moroen, bat
nunmebr Die lSOli;ei i'm Ginpernebnen
nit Dem Mtiniiter scS Snneren cine
V%erOronung ausgearbeitet, rcren Smed
eS lit, oaS oeutlde Clement oud) aus
ben Srpbeen aus;umerien uno Gaits
ipiele oeutider Gilnitler iiberbaupt
unmOslid) 81 MAIDEN. Sies lit nm 10
ldberlif)er, als Belt elm beutlb ge'
idulteS 2belterpublitum beiiet, cas-
fir rationale Stilde iebr meni9 Slnn
bat.
Snnsbrud. Son elmer canine
erfaEt murSe ser Stuoent Seer, Oh
mann bes Srnsbruder ataremiihen
SportpereinS. Gr unternahm nit
einem Sreunoe, 5rOper, cine Stipartie
ms Gebirae, puroe bier bon elmer
0apine erfaBt uno iortgerlnen. Seer
lit blsber uift aui9efunoen.
Meran. aliit a~d)tjGbri9er poIias
liider Seripdtun9 fam cine &orre'pcns
ben,tarte nit Dem Germerf raoIeliat
9eltprben, retour" mieber bier al ibrem
gussansspuufte an. Ueiaste Sarte
gin9 am l6. Sanrur 1889 bon Wieran
ab uad) go,en an einea bortisen Spe'
oiteur.
Mitulince. 9lui &eranlaiiuns
beS StaatsanmaltS in Sambor, meld)er
perlOnlid biclber fam, murcen au'
einem Difentlihen Nalle Elm Gutss
better unb oeiien 3od)ter perbaItet.
Die %erbaftuns ioll nit elmer an,
Toltamt Staraipl ueriibten Scfral'
baton BON 10, 900 Gulcen Sulammen,
bansen.
Miletin. Sier mnrSe elm mar
diltilfer Stub ani9eboben uno bic
Miit9lieSer, l5s bis lsjabri9e BUR
ften, in bas @itihiner Sreisgerift
ein9eliefert. @ei Den Sausl ufunsen
fano man Oolte, 9tepOlrer uno bod
perrGtberilbe Sdriiten.
Iaab. Die t0nislide 2afel hat
ben 9lopotaten Gies;enaf, Der por
eini9en &Oden einen Suidrenlieutes
raut. Der aui ~oiiener StraEe ibn an
9riii, nit eipem Gepolper nieberlhoB,
ireiseiproden. Die 5aiel qualiii;irte
Die Chat ais beredti9te Notbwebr.
S3ucSama. Die bieiise Solis
bride %itiir;te, ipabrenb cine sro6e Wien.
ldenmense Dem Gistreiben ;ulab, elm.
Gtwa 40 Eerionen itiir,ten in ben
SluB. IS ipielten lid idredlide Sies
men ab. Yisber Wurpen neiin yeiden
%seiunoen; eli T%eriouen wuroen 9e'
rettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

Uurd) 9erallnie urruncen wuroen bon
Srau Jtotbldnoer uuter gnoerem Elm
Sbweriuer 6rauleiu bon Giebin9bof
our uebergObe ibres TermUsenS non
runb 200, 900 Wiarf p%eranlaBt, Die fir
bic Seiieerin perloren iino. Cine
erpbe stn;ubl grbeiterfamilien uno
fonltise tleine Qerlte muroen ourd Ser
ipreden bon bOberen 3inien %ceranlaet,
bel Der Sanf ab9ebobene Griparnille
Der 6rou Setretdr ein;ubdnoi9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
Saoen.

3arlSrube. Der IusiduB Der
geriiheruussaultalt @oSen bewilli9te
bic Grribtuns elmer %unsenbeilauilalt
bel Miariell. Die gnlt0lt, Die ilir 100
Detten einselihtet lperben lpll, erfors
eert sSS,O0O Wtarf Gritellun9sfolten,
III benen Der Staat $4,000 Wiart bei'
trdst.-Sier bat lih cine T~creinisuns
Der Wiietber sur @abrung ibrer Sntes
reiien sebiloet. Die beihloe, cine Wes
n~ollenid)ait init beidrdnttsr Saitpiliht
Su 9riinoen, Die fir Yeibaiiun9 preiss
rpertber @obnunsen Su Iorsen uno
iolde ben Mitslieoern Su uermitteln
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
Me6ren6urG.

Pardim. 3m anidluB an Die
Herbaftun9 oes StaotietretGrs Hotbs
ldnoer wessn betriiseriiGen Yanterutts
un6 ieiner Satin lue9en llrtunoeniGl:
fduns wuroe sesen unsei0br 100 Ser
ionen bic unteriubuns Wesen @uhers
einseleitet. SIS iino non 6rau Jiotb.
ldnoer, Die iib in gSudererbGnoen be-
fano, bis ~ 100 Fro;ent sencmmen
lporoen. Oieie gase peianlaBte oies
ielbe ,u umianareiditen 8etrlasyeien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
S6Weia.

Ueru. Die Sirmen YudersS urrer
in &ernS uno Slctron in Wieirin9en
itellen cas Scn;eiiiOnSbegebren iiir
cine elettriide 2ouriitenbabn pon Wieis
rinscn nad) @allen. Die game var9e
Der Sabn miro auf 42.4 Silometer
%an9e9eben, lpopon 81 benz Stanton
Bern uno l5.4 benz Stanton llri ;uidl~
len. IS lit MIR Sommerbetrieb nab
reno iiinf bis feds Wionaten uorSes
ieben.
3iirid. Sn einem iSiiriher Sotel
bat iih Der 5~4labrise 6abrifant
Shmeper aus snsba1 (Sapern) weSeu
oeidGitlider Sor9en eriGolien.
4Wlsym Der b~iesi6hriae .Hrii&i'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
AUS Ser ~a3brinpfnl,.

SpeDer. Sid)erem %ernebmeu
nab beNbIidtigt Sofratb Or. &ele
nit 3tiidlitt aui ieinen leioenoen Sc,
iunobeitsiuitano ieine Stelle uls Siirs
~9ermeiiter Der &reisbauptitabt nleoers
;ule9en. Ser GntidjluB oes an9eiebes
men uno eriobrenen Wialnes, Ser lf)cn
ieit Sabriebnteu ieine m%ertboOllen
Oienlte Der Stuot mibmet, bilrfte oas
tisilte Veoauern aller Yiir9er Obue
llnterid)isb Ser Tarteiltelluns beruur'
ruien.
4aiieraIautern. 0elopoitbote
Sranf wuroe p~erbaitet, NEIL er lett
eini9en Sobren 1000 lltart unteridla'
GEN bate.
2ubwi9Sbaen. Gin llnbetannter
iprang ueuli6 slbenos in Der Iuntel'
belt ron einem VanourgSiieg in Den
Hbein. Faiiasiere zines Fetlonen.
bootes warieu linn 9tettungsseseu'
itanbe ;u, Die er inoeiien BON iib mics,
10 SaE er ertrant.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
0f0en6ura.

Oloenbnrs. Der sagStas nabm
tiinsit bas neue Sdul9eiee fir Yirfeu.
felo uno yiibed an uno bsmilli9te no..
900 Wiart ais Grunbermerbstolten fir
bic Giienbabn Yobne,S elepe. Der 9au
bieier Strefe lit besbalb 9elifert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

er aus lelnem ySobn}lmmer nit Slpel
mOblseSielten Sugell6iiiien ;pei prGdJs
tise 6liGie aui 225 Sbr,tte Gntier'
run9 erle9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
tsanW

Cffte IN 3eiflmann's @lcd,
Ct. @~umainfrabs. Ct QlCue, Ninn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

TT. wiies RspsecI &C., srfarh sut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

9Onissbers. S~Oni9sbers bat BON
elmer Seranltaltung srpBerer 6eliiits
feiteu sur G%entenorieier abitano se.
nommer. 1a9e9en boben Die ltGo.
tiiheu SebOroen 1905 Wiart CUR
Griinbuns elmer SaiIer @ilbelms Stiis
tun9 bemilli9t. in Der @eneienoe cine
SeimltGtte iiuoen iollen.
Siterobe. Sn Ounaen peritarb
Der Uelieer S6areina, nadoem er Dem
@einlifen aebeibtCt, buB er an einem
Sdulmao6en uor iIber 30 Sabren eineu
SuIimorc %begansen babe, megen beiien
BEL oamalise Srtslebrer III Is Sabren
.3ubtbauS perurtbeilt wuroc, Die er
audi perbiiBt bat.
prnptnl atleTtprruhrn.
Dansis. Giner Der a~nseiebeniten
Biirger Der Staot, Der Stabtperoronete
@ilbelm Siiude, 1T in elmer Yerliner
&linit Seitorben. Oaniis peroanft ibm,
fowie isinem 8ruber albert. uutes
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

Many lawyers nowadays utterly dis
regard honor and honesty in the means
by which they elicit evidence or in
validate the testimony of those opposed
to them, in illustration of which we
need only adduce the following speci-
men of cross-questioning:
Lawyer-Mr. Jenkins, will you have
the goodness to answer me, directly
and categorically, few plain quas-
tons?
Witness-Certainly sir.
Lawyer-Well, Mr.. Jenkins,is there
female living with you who is known
in the neighborhood as Mrs. Jenkins?
Witness-There is.
Lawyer-Is she under your protec
ton?
Witness-Yes.
Lawyer-Do you support her?
Witness-I do.
Lawyer-Have you ever been mar
ried to her?
Witness-I have not (Here several
Jurors scowled gloomily at Mr.. Jen-
kins.)
Lawyer-That is all, Mr.. Jenkins.
Opposing Counsel-Stop one moment,
Mr.. Jenkins. Is the female in ques.
ton your mother?
Witness-She is.-Boston Post.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

Although the potentates Of Europe
are all related to each other in vary
ing degrees of close blood kinship, the
American republic, whose principles
are confessedly menace to all royal
prerogatives, is expected by goody-
goody innocents and Anglo-lunatics to
submit its interests and honor in a
dispute with one member of the royal
fraternity to the disinterested 60 judg-
ment of another. This is on par with
bringing a suit before judge who
happens to be the father or brother of
ones antagonist. A little thing like
that, though, ought not to choke us in
country where it is the custom to
prosecute corporations before courts
presided over by their paid attorneys.
Labor World.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

Ra,ance $3.50 5 3.75
Here we find that in 1873 bale of
cotton paid the above bill at then pre-
vailing prices and left a surplus OF
$3.50; in 1895 the bale pays the same
bill at present prices and the farmer
is happy to carry home 1878.
What was the relation of $3.50 to
other property in 1873 when cotton
was Is cents? What Is the relation OF
s3.75 to other property now? In the
former period the first named surplus
on sale of one bale Of cotton over the
bill rendered, would have been able to
take a man 762 miles by rail; now he
can travel 1875 miles for the surplus on
his one bale; then he could have paid
for 5000 feet of lumber with his sur
plus: now he can not pay for more
than 400 feet with his surplus.
There is this other great and vital
difference in the two periods, estimated
upon commercial basis, to wit: In
January, 1878, money was active and
safe on the market, and the volume OF
the currency was in circulation; now
money is not on the general market at
all, few can borrow at any rate, and
the volume of currency is stagnant and
locked in the banks for safety.
So much for the bankers argument
that these blessed times of low prices
secure plenty for all! The Hindoo
peon, toilng under the bayonet of the
British guard, has plenty" but what
is plenty in his case? Only three to
fifteen cents for days work; only
thin soup and cruel for diet, and pair
of coarse cotton trousers for raiment
The diet, the raiment and the wages
move apane. The bankers money buys
more of the product Of labor as money
becomes scarce and laborers multiply
in the field
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26
THE NEW BANK SCHEME.
They Want tho Privilege of Issuir
Money.

They Want tho Privilege of Issuing
Money.
II Greenbacks Are Fiat Money
, What Would the Bank Notes Be-
Philadelphia Manufacturer.
The fact that the American Bankers
Association approved the plan known
as 'the Baltimore plan," for permitting
the issue of new bank currency, en-
titles the project to very serious atten-
ton. With respect to the plan the fol-
lowing observation may be made:
Panics usually are produced by the
undue imitation of bank credits. The
Baltimore plan proposes to permit the
banks to issue large additional volumes
of paper money in times of panics. In
other words, the proposition is to try
to cure the results of imitation by sup
plying little more imitation. 1t would
be the introduction to finance of some
thing like the homeopathic principle in
medicine.
Under this plan all banks would con-
tribute to fund for redeeming the cur
rency of weak and dishonest banks.
Can any one offer respectable reason
why a well and honestly managed bank
should use its money to bolster up Wild
cat concerns in various parts Of the
country?
Why should the federal government
give up all share of the profits of issu-
ing currency and yet perform all the
functions of supervisor and guaran-
tor? In other words, why should the
American people, through their agents,
undertake the labor and RESPONSE
bility, while the banks pocket the prof.
its. If the guarantee Of the govern.
ment chat is, of the people, is neces-
sary to make the money go, why should
not the government issue the money
and make the profit? The most reck-
less free-trader never dared to charge
that manufacturers are the beneficiar-
les of such "paternalism" as is here
proposed.
Is a per cent deposit in the federal
treasury a sufficient security for the
proposed bank issues? We do not think
1t is. During thirty years Of high
prosperity the national bank currency
has been based upon actual value held
by the federal government. The pro-
posed change to but 5 per cent Of the
actual value appears to be rather vio-
lent. The proposition, indeed, is to
abandon money of actual value for
credit money. If we are to have more
credit money, it should be money based
upon the credit of the United States
government, not upon per cent re-
demption fund of a bank which may
go wild-catting almost as it pleases.
The American people will never sur
render the greenbacks. That might as
well be accepted at once as fact. The
nation desires that the government
shall control the currency of the coun-
try. Control of what is in effect the
money Of the people should be in the
hands of the peoples servants, not in
those of private persons who may some
times have a direct interest in making
the supply scarce. The relation Of the
volume of money to the business Of the
people, like the quality of the money,
is vital? The danger Of over issue, the
peril Of under contraction and the pos
sibility Of inferiority Of quality must
all be great under the proposed plan.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26
1t Didn't Work.

Mckinley is elected; Bryan is not.
The election is over; the campaign is
not. Confidence has been restored
prosperity has not. The capitalists
are banqueting; the common people are
not. The idle class is satisfied; tn,
toiling masses are not. The popula-
ton is increasing; the volume of mon
ey is not. The number of empty
mouths is increasing; the ability to fill
them is not.-Cassville (Wis) Index.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26
Naming the Baby.

York-Oh the baby is dandy!-boy
ten pounds.
Duncan - Congratulations. Have
you named him?
York-Not yet-any name to sug-
gest?
Duncan-Don't know, why-er-y-e-s
=; he's a late arrival; suppose you
call him Knew, Knew York-that
sounds we'll.
"York-Knew is all right for mid
die name; how would G-r-a-y-t-o-r do
for the first?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

There is probability that the Pa
sific roads foreclosure will be rep
etition of that Morgan-Stetson bond
deal which Cleveland made; that Is,
they will probably be sold for much
less than they are worth, and SOMA
body's nest will be feathered at theN -
penss of the people.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

The only drawback we see to the pro-
posed compressed air trust is that the
Almighty has complete control of the
supply IN such way that 1t cannot be
sathered in.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26
Not Useless.


Jones-the fire escapes on this house
seem to be poor arrangements.
Smith, don't know. They have en-
abled one man to escape.
Jones-Who was he?
Smith-A burglar. err :,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

The New Road, published at Denver,
Colorado, seems to be growing hilar-
iously desperate over the situation. In
recent issue it INDUCES in the fol-
lowing reckless way of expression:
The mills are closing.
Let the ball go on.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

The Bradley-Martin ball has excited
q great deal of comment, but it is only
one of the appendages of our system.
Let us change the system and there
won't be any such balls.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

The concentration Of wealth is the
concentration of poweA and there
should be laws of Compensation
10 facilitate a more equitable distri-
button of wealth and discourage i'm
mense fortunes, which corrupt and
undermine our free institutions.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

God made interest usury; man made
20 per cent interest usury. winch Is
right? The church is excused from
making any reply-it might cause hard
feelings.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

There seems to be money in banks
and railroads, therefore the people
should engage in the business them
selves-through government owner
ship
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

The devastation caused by Gen. Sher.
mans march to the sea" covered q
territory about sixty miles wide, but
the desolation caused by his brother
John reaches from ocean to ocean.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

The Cubans can't be hoodwinked by
the promises of Spain; it is matter
of regret that the same cannot be said
of the American people with regard to
the promises of the politicians.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

If the Republicans would meet the
treasury deficit by reduction OF ex-
penses instead of an increase of taxes
they would be entitled to some credit
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

The powers Of Europe ought to put
a stop to the atrocities of the Turks,
aud the powers Of America ought to out
a stop to the atrocities of the Span
iards.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26
HORRIBLE PROSPECTS
RADICAL MEASURES MUST BE
TAKEN SOON.

Or the World VIII Experience Worse
Industrial Conditions Than Ever Ex-
listed in All the Known Ages Of Its
Previous History.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

The political promises made in 1896
we're somewhat similar to those made
in 1892, and the indications now are
that they will be worth no more.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-03-26

South Dakota is trying to enact a
law for the establishment OF the refer-
endum. That is what it will require
to break up bribery and restore purity
to the government.