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at the sumptuous feasts they in
variably spread. Last week was
memorable one, in that two or
three or series of fish fries were
had. They were given to DR.. and
Mrs. j. II. Dye, and daughters,
Misses Pattie, Martha Hicks and
Amanda, Col. Minor and Mrs. Gre
CORY and sou Nathan, Capt. Jet,
Mrs. Richie, son Paul, and her
daughter Carrie, Capt. and Mrs.
Croker, Mr.. and Mrs. Kit Sin.
clair, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson, and
young Messrs Wilkes and Wat
son. salesman, and agent Of the
B. & B. railroad with their guests,
constituted the happy and agree
able party. Substantials and lux
urles abounded. Boats. for all
were furnished and an expert
colored oarsman to man them,
who took off the fish and rebaited
the hooks. They had splendid
luck and had fine catch. Mrs.
Dye lead all the rest catching
over fifty fine fish IN one day, but
was closely followed by Misses
Pattie. Amanda, Mrs. Gregory and
Richie. All together it was a
most glorious week, and the
guests were so charmed with their
visit, and the abundant and ele-
CANT hospitality dispensed to
them, that they were loath to
leave. A grand time amongst
a grand people. X.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07

THE progressive farmers OF very
near all of our he,ghboring eoun-
ties are arranging to put in nice
crops of wheat this fall. In each
section t ey have found some
enterprising person who has
agreed to build Touring mill to
use M their wheat. Nothing like
.beiny wide-a.wake. What's the
matter with Monroe county far
mers getting together and keep
ing up with the prOcessionf
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07

Hon. H. FL. Myers is at
home again from visit to Iowa
friends and relatives. Mrs. M.
went with him, but will remain
up there and enjoy a prolonged
visit, while Harry makes the race
as Republican nominee for Secre-
tarv of State.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07

President Mckinley thi.
(ihursday) evening, signed the
bill, which annexed Hawai- to
the United States, thus changing
the policy of our government and
breaking the grand old Monroe
Doctrine, that has kept us at
peace with other nations for low
these many years.
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Commissioners Sale.
Geo. Sibley, Plaintiff.

John Fennell, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that, in
pursuance to decree rendered in
the Monroe Circuit court, at the
April 1898, term thereof, in the
above teniitled cause, the under
signed as Commissioner, will sell
at the west door of the court
house of Monroe county, Arkan-
sas, on the
9TH DAY OF JULY, 1898,
during the hours OF judicial sales,
the following described property
in Monroe county, Arkansas, to-
wit:
Lot three (3), in block sixty
three (63), III the town of Brink
ley. Arkansas.
This sale will be on credit of
four months, the purchaser will
be required to give note with APP
proved security, and lien will be
retained on said lot to secure the
purchase money -.
This sale is to recover a debt0f
1926 with interest, also for costs
L of suit and sale. June 28th 1898.
JAS. EXCEL, Commissioner.
G. f. GREENLEE, Atty for Pt'f.
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Arguing or pcrsundinr.

Religious argument oftener awakes
prejudice, pride, and antagonism, than
thinking. Logic is combative; love is
persuasive. 1t has no hobnails in its
heels 10 bruise sensitive doubts. When
love goes wooing, it always puts on its
best attire, and uses its softest tones.
just as the sunbeam is more powerful
factor in nature than the cyclone, SC
persuasion is mightier than argument,
IS. S. Times.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07
Moral Contrasts.

There is something wrong in our
American civilization. There are more
women in shops and factories and
schools and offices and stores than
Ought to be there. They are there of
necessity. What is the matter? Well,
many things. The foremost is this, the
low condition of morals of so large n
percentage Of the men. You say, with
Il sneer that women are in the majority
in the churches; AID you are right. But
men are in the majority in the saloons
and states prisons.-Rev. G. B. Yes
burrh
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07
Little Sins.

A vessel will sink whether filled with
heavy stones or with sand. Fine grains
of sand will bury travellers in the desert.
Fine flakes of snow, so light that they
seem to hang in the air and scarce to
fall. viii, Il they gather over the sleepy
waySarer, extinguish life; if they drift.
they will bury whole houses and their
jewellers. Fine, delicate sins, as people
think them, will chill the soul and take
away its life Il. Pusey. d. d.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07

READ the proposed Constitu-
tional Amendments that appear in
another.paft Of the ARGUS. Study
md discuss them with your neigh
hors ser.- ! ssssi tH
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07

EVERYTHING points, now, to the
greatest crops this county has en-
joyed for years and naturally
enough the business to be done
by our merchants will be in the
same proportion.
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my NEiGHBOR'S MISTAKE.
True Christian Philanthropy Helps
Man Whatever His state.

MAN Whatever HIS state.
There are plenty of good Samaritans
in this world who care for their neigh
boris misfortunes, but draw the line
at their neighbours mistakes. When U
man is hungry they feed him; but
when he spends his money for that
which is not bread, and his labor for
that which satisfieth not, they bid him
suffer the reward of his folly If he is
out of work they try to find employ
ment for him; but If he has thrown
up his job for some foolish within they
wash their hands of him. In other
words, their contempt for shiftlessness
overpowers their love for humanity.
| 1t is easier to turn weak or foolish
person out of your circle of proteges
than to educate him.
| When we find man or a woman who
so rises above this narrowness of SYM
pathy as to take pleasure in helping
people out of the trouble for which
they themselves are alone to blame, a
new vision of human charity is revealed.
). Sometimes a simple little incident
comes to light which shows how much
hidden kindness there is in the world.
day or two after Christmas, accord
ing to the papers, q gentleman went TO
the Boston post office and paid the
postage on all the Christmas packages
which had been held because of insuffi-
cient stamps. This cost him about $50,
md enabled the postmaster to forward
hundreds of holiday gifts to their des-
tinaton in time for New Years. The
news dispatch adds that this gentleman
had done the same thing for number
of years, but had always managed to
conceal his name until this year. The
newspaper called him "a new kind Of
Santa Claus" What an ingenious way
Of making people happy! This modern
saint has evidently two of the best
qualifications for philanthropist Chat
| is to say, Christian): strong mag
ination, and sympathy for careless
and absent-minded people. Most of us
would have said: "Well, / always pre-
pay my own packages, and if these fell
lows didn't have sense enough to do
the same, it isn't my funeral" But Mr..
benjamin Cutler Clark-this Boston
Santa Claus--took the view that it was
his funeral" and proposed to turn it
into much more cheerful festival by
the kindly aid of Uncle Sam.
To what high model do we turn for
this most delicate courtesy of the
heart? There is, it has often seemed,
double significance in that scene upon
the last night of the Lords life, when he
girded Himself and washed His dis
|ciples' feet. ''Ye Also" he said, fought
to wash one another's feet" An act
of hnmility-yes, but how much more
than that. To wash one another's feet;
to remove the dust and wearincss of
our common pilgrimage. To hail each
traveller as a friend, share with him
the grateful refreshment that we can
offer in 80 humble Il fashion, send him
on his way again little stronger,
little purer, than we found him. That
was the command of Jesus; it is our
opportunity; it may be our delight.
How shall we ever climb the toilsome
road to Heaven unless we learn to for
get ourselves. to look out and not il,
and TO lend a hand Chicago Standard.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07
FOR LHDIGSOnLY

The FINEST DISPLAY OF Millin.
cry, Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Laces and Ladies Furnishings m
THE SOUTH. The Latest Eastern
and Imported Novelties. A SPECIAL
delight in showing our goods to
readers of this ad. Mail orders
solicited. Come to see us, even
if YOU do not want to purchase.
PARLOR MILLINERY STORE,
800 Main st.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07
For Coroner.

.SA, gastal Cervera's Schley
move wasn't so much, was it,
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07

lty huu WclluTc Va HiS pOVPs0'
is 4 pleasure to read after him and
the people of Warren should in
every way encourage him.
->-s
TO read Of the terrible loss OF
hfesof our brave soldiers as they
do'battle for the cause Of human
ity And justice in the Cuban isle
and then read in the same fpaper
OF Gen. Miles, commander of the
army, as he is ''tloing' society at
Tampa, is enough to make even
the most lenient wonder why such
y disgusting, disgraceful and un-
American state of affairs are al
lowed to exist. The idea of the
General in command of U. 5.
fSrces on "full dress in socle.
y every day and night IN
the week while his forces only O
fAw hundred miles away are being
killed and wounded in battle. HI
expects to visit the site of wal
this week, so he says, but as i
would be impossible for him to g
IL bis special train Of palace cars
10 may decide to wait over unit
~ can secure one Of the Fal
River floating palaces to carr,
rim. Miles is undoubtedly, II
the language Of cooDdoom, ''th
warmest baby in the bunch" an
I His method Of conducting th
present war is very rightly recei'
ing severe criticism by foreig
soldiery as we'll as that Of tn
country.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-07-07

OUR clear headed and honest
friend, p. Fl. Thomas, Of the War
I'm News, is one OF the few Ark
ansas editors who says what he
thinks and means what he says.
He is always on the right side OF
all questions involving the moral
ity and welfare of his people. 1t
is 4 pleasure to read after him and
the people of Warren should in
every way encourage him.
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:
THURSDAY, JULY z, 1893.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Governor,
DAN w. JONES, of Pulaski.
For Secretary of State,
ALEX. G.. HULL, of Boone.
For Treasurer,
THOS. F. LITTEF. Of Sebastian.
81
For Auditor,
CEAY SLOAN, of Lawrence.
For Attorney General,
JEFF DAVIS, of Pope.
Commissioner of State Lands.
w. COLQUITT, of Pulaski,
For Superintendent of Public In
sr struction,
J. j. DOYNE, of Lonoke.
For Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture, etc,
FRANK HILL, of Washington.
For Associate Justice.
j. f. RIDDICK, of Craighead.
For Congressman Sixth District,
& BRUNDRlDGE, JR., of White.
For Judge-Seventeenth Circuit,
GEO. M. CHAPLINE, of Lonoke.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
District,
r. E. BROWN, of Prairie.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Representive,
8. NJ. NORMAN.
For County Judge,
/ T. g. TRICE.
For Circuit Clerk,
JAMES ENGLE.
!, "
For County Clerk,
JAMES A. GARRETT.
For Sheriff,
T. H. JACKSON.
For Treasurer,
w. l.. HINTON.
For Assessor,
w. C. BROWN.
For Surveyor,
r. l.. WATKINS.
For Coroner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-10
@rbeiter ttn Se1ttiGem Ofet@ nit
0rtnObefk.

Sbgtsi4 bas beuti9e 8ei9 aus einem
@ferbauIunb INNER mebr gu einsm SSlsbltz
f%trteldno geipOroen 1T, giebt es oob iel6ft u1s
ter ben b%Ortigen Snbuitriedrbeitern nod
etren ie6r leb6aften Observation-Disclosures,
tpenn audi tleinen 8etrie6.
4us genaueiter amtGi9er 5tutiitit ergiebt
fi9, baB nibt neni9sr ais 753,517 inhuz
f@triele &r6eiter 8ugfei9 misunderstanding
8etrisbsinbaber iinb, BON 5rnen 214,224
,inen Bis 5pei, 181,134 5psi biz bier, 1872
1913 bier Bis u6t, 1891 a9t Bis 5lu0lf MOrz
gen, 44,773 me6r uI5 5pOlf Mor9en, unb
mebr als 10000 peniger ais elmer MOrgen
i'm 8etrie6 BADEN. 8on ben Snhuifriearbei=
tern, Die nebenber 2anbnirtbE 4soft treibtn,
entfaGen auf Maurer. 3imnerer nn5 fonz
ftige 8uuurbeiter $4,000, ouf Berg nno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-10

SufGmpfen, pergebens, unb bor ben Nu9sn
3a6lrei8er Mitglieber bts n5ii6ing Club,
bic Dom nfer uus ben 8ampf Der tleintn
0a9t gegen bic @e1en bsobu9tet batten,
tenterte bie1el6e in nGGfter Nd6e bes lfers.
Die IGmmtli9en Sn5ufTen bes 8ootes fielen
in bic Slutb unb IopobG bic bier iungsn
MGb9en ME bic beiben 8potsleute purbsn
fofort BON Der StrDmung erfaBt unb fOrtgez
tragen. Den 8ootsleuten gelang es, it9 on
einem StI6erbOpte ansutlammern, Die bier
iungen Mdo9en aber bsrf4panben in Der
8ranbung unb t6re 2ei9en tonnten bis Ipdt
Qbenbs ni9t ~gefunben perben. 9err Nup=
pert, benz es gelungen mar, fi9 an Dem gez
tenterten 8Oot an3u6ulten, tonnte nur nod
bic i'm Sinten begriffene Srau Srphnein
unb beren Sobn. Stto fafen unb Tie 10 lange
iiber Waffer balten, Bis 6iilfe bonn nfer fam
unh bic flint geretteten BerIonen in Slider
beit gebru9t tpuroen. Srdu SrDbpein unb
tbr So6n tpurben, na9bem man tie g~erettet,
iofort na9 Dem @lubbdufe gebra6t unb bort
unter dr5tIi4e 8ebanblung geftsut. 5rau
Srobtpein, bic nit etnsm S9luge brei Bill
benbe &inber unb cine eben erit ben Rin6erz
f9u6en entpa9Iene Ni9te berloren, befanb
ii9 begreifli4er Meiie in elmer gang bsrstpeiz
fsltsn @%erfaiuug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-10
marftberiht.
2ddrperfGufe,

mebf mlnter.QseIsen Bateuts I'M TaB, $500
Ais; Gtroigbts, $3.40-3.6O in Safen; Speeiab8ranss,
barter 6riblabrSs@Seiaen Patents. &. 75-5.O0; SattrS.
$~a.0O-3.25; &OsseumebL $2.3O-26o.
gg~internet5en - gtener - Rotber To. 2. Tic;
rotber 9o. 8, 67-7Oc; rotber go. 4. G3-67c; barter
9to. 3, 69-70c.
Srub brsmetSe n - go. 8. 6s-7oc; SO. 4. $50
-66c.
uto 8 - ytu. 8, i'm Gpeiber, 32Ac; eetbsr yto. 8.
1916; $40. 2, SS-33Ae; 9eIber No. 2, S3M-33Ae;
uetBer ytO. 8, S3c; weiBer So. 2, 33A-33he Auf
Der Y6rIe, obns SagerfOfteu. rad PrcbeH tpurbsn nera
faaft: $40. 4, 32-32At; go. 8, S3E-S3hc; 9ttber ytp.
3, 1876; ipsiBer gaO. 8, 33He; go. 2. S3h-SSAc;
9eIber 9D 2. 34-34Ac; peiBer Eo. 2, S3A-34c.
Safer - MeiBer 9to. 3, i'm Speid1er, 25H-27e; gto.
2, 22Hc; peiBer go. 2, 26-27hc; ipeiBer 9to. 4, 24A-
26%c. Nut Der g6rie, obne SogsrtoitsH. nab Prpber
tpurben ~oerfauFt: 9to. 3, 22c; peiBer ITO. 8, 25h-27Ac;
No. 3, 224-22Ac; petBer ytu. 2, 26-28c; petBer go. l.
24h-26hc.
Roessm-g go. g. fir ben Spet9er. 44hr; SO. 8.
1876.
SER te - Suttergerte. S3c; wauGa.auaIitdteu BON
1886.
G6mereteu - Slobs, No. 1 SoutbpeIteru. anf
benz GeletIe, 800; $50. l gtortbpefteru. ouf BEN. Seleiis,
Gle. gteuer 9tmotbp. 81. 3d. Oper 100 9fo.; alter bon
81. 50-24 40.
81 Ieie - Reine 0erfdufe beridtet.
Wti bbIi II az 8ertdufe beribtet.
soc u-9turtsB EtmDtbo, s8.5O-90o bic Eonue; gth
l. $685.; 9p. 2. S6.0o-7.0o; uplano Bratrts, beits1
$7O0-S.5o; mtttIere AuaIitdt. s3.00-7.0l
g tr o b-gtosgeL beftes. $3.50 bic SeHH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-10

2tus einem englif4en SenIattpnsblatt BON
Ottopa in Suinois ging in be 9refs DEB
2anbes Die GudrtAt iiber: Der / n Eager
g6idamauga tbdt:g gepelene
iange beutf9e Ar3t Or. q. s. 2empte, Ser err
f,antt iei, tperbe oafelbf BON Isinen milltGrz
dratl;Gen Go1egen OD1ie berna11GTigt nno
bdbur9 babe fi9 fem 3uitanb febc beriAlimz
inert. Sin unberer Sttapa'er 4r5t, Or. q.
6, Smith, pelher na9 G9idamauga reife,
i'm Ielnen franten S9tpager s. s. Scott gu
be6anbeln urb gu pflesen, fteut ba9egen Der
NebanbIung Der Sra MEN i'm
2oger am g6tddmaugd bas Sc tie 3su9nlb
CHS. sic befinben ftd gu flint bis ie9s in
nit @dnben unb SuBbDben bsrIe9enen Sell
Ten; iebes bisier 3elte babe cine ei9ene Barz
term rnb ni6t zine Minute aus ben "a ga
geas unb 0ddttunoen ieien his 3rdnfen all
1cir: bic Wdrterinnen nerben r5ieoerum opn
IufIebern unb ben Qer3ten, pel4e iih ftunbz
Gid na9 benz 8efinben Der &ranten erfans
bteen, beauft9tigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-10
Ste @efabrett Der GotontaIpOIittf+
GtSmt0rG+
% o m ct. 2~ouifer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9fi9orD 8ortbpIbt)

90 m Ct Coulter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
&t9orb 8ortDoGbt)
Sb ni9t i'm 9inblid uuf bas iebt in ben
Ser. Staten graffrenbe @plonialfieber etne
aus 8ismord's Staatsz
gu aie6en ift2 9ieie Sruge Iie9t udz
Der als bic offenfunbtge lln9lei9beit DEE
u~merifoniI9en Gepu6lit unb bes beu:i9en
Gei9es Dermut6en GGBt. 9eutI9lanb's Goz
Ionialpolitit 1T nod 10 jung, baB mir alle
uns i6rer eriten Nnfdnge IL pobl %erinnern,
uls pb es geItern getpeien mdre. SIS mar I'M
Nnfang Der o4t3iger Sabre, urb Sismurd
ftanb bamal5 auf benz @tpfel fetner Ma9t,
inbem ct ben S9~perpunft Der eurppdifGen
Diplomatic bon Bdrts unb ct. petersburg
nu9 Berlin berlegte unb beren 0rd6te in
feline gepal:ige 9anb bereinigt bate. Oas
mar natiirlt9 cine mittelbare Splge bes
glorreiGen beutf9 : fran80iif9en &rieges,
aber unmittelbar battle ba5u Elm Sattor beiz
qetrdgen, Der Bel Dem b~euti9en Stanbe Der
amerifanif9en politit fir uns bonn 609Iten
SntereHe 1T, Die Sbatfa3e rdmli4, ouB
Deuti9lanb feline golonien bate. 9a<
bur9 bate Der ~riIerne &an3ler in europa
biel f~reieres Spiel, uls Die snglii6en, franz
3Dftf9en, rufiii4en unb italieniI4en
@taatsIenter, neil bieie bur9 ii6srieeii6e
SeSn:ereFen unb bic RotbpenOigteit ibrer
Wa1rung unb @ert4eibigung in fprttpGbrenz
Der Nufregung erbulten purben. @enn
8ismard fir bic 4usfii6rung zines gepii=
fen b~aterldnbif9sn planes freie 9anb 9ez
ninnen tpoGte, lieB er bur9 feline bipGomati=
f9en Mgsnten Elm tpenig in Dem binteruiat;=
fbe1, afrifanif4en ODER orientalif9en SOpf
riibren, u1b pdbrenb Die intereIirten MG6.e
gnglang, 5rantreih Ober &uBldno bann Den
Riiden te6rten, I'm an ben betreffenben
gunftsn i6r 4nfeben ooer nbie @9re ibrer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-10

Gum Ru4foGger bes tiir8li4 euns fI5bz
Ii9 getorbenen 8if9ofs fur bic
totbo1if 3en Sbet1e Wirttem :
bergs, &eifer, lit iein einftiger @tubienz
genofe, Der R~otten6urger 9omfapitular
Or. 2tnfenmann, friiber 9rofeKor
Der fatbOlif4en 3beplogie in Sii6ingen, Elm
bebeutenoer 9elebrter, ertoren porben. Nls
9Omfapitular un*er benS priOiGegirten beg
piirttembergtf8en 2anbta9s iiBeub, Tpielte
er bort in ben leBten Sa6ren audi eine be-
beutenoe politii4e &Oue als Der eemGBigtere
Sii6rer bes nGentrums", befIen tpiirtsemz
bergii4er 9aupttampfba6n bas &ei6stagsz
unb 2an6tagsmitglieb 9rDber tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-10

SGugge" 81 tpubren, benubte Der &unaler oaz
beim bas europGii9e 8acuum fir 1ein biplo=
nnatii9es Spiel. Wie oft er auf bteie Weiie
Die 8roBmd9te auf einanber gebebt uno gez
gen eimanber uus9efpielt bat, bas bilbe: Elm
eroBes unb lebrrei9es &apitel in Der @es
f6t9te oieier 9rOBen peltgei9i9tli9en 81
CUR. @ein flarer Bid bate bieIen unge1eus
rem 8ortbeil BEL 3eiten e%rfannt, unb feline
Ra9barn muBten ben 8el9 bes Colonial
beiibes Bis auf Die 9efe leeren. Gr felbIt lit
baber AUDI niemals GolonialI9pdrmer eez
tpefen. Wpbl lift er in bieier 0iniib: ni9t
gegen ben Strom 9ei9ppmmen, Der Nm
fangs Der a9t3iger Sabre ieOen Wiber itanO
gegen iiberfeeii6e 8~eiiBungen iiberflutbete,
5umdl biefe beutf9e r8eltrei6spolitit" ia
audi gepiIfe 8ortbeile als Si9er6eitsbentil
fir innere 1n3ufriebenbeit gepGbrte, aber i'm
inner item 9er3er1 mar er tein Sreunb bieIer
Polt.tf, neil ie fir Die groBen bipGomatiz
i9en 8ort6eile, pel6e er bumit aus Der
9anb CAB, Elm matcrieles Qequipalent bon
9O9t 3tpeifel6aftem Wertbe bot. DAB ct
barin 3e9t batte unb bic beutf9e Colonial
politit ft6 ME rbr5abG:" bat, lit beute cine
alien aufmertIamen 8eOba4tern betannte ges
f4i9tli6e 3batfu4e.
Run lit es freili9 zine einigermaBen rise
funte SADIE, bic Ser. @taaten in biefer 6ir=
ii3t nit benz oeuti4en Rei9e Derglei9en su
polen. 2ebteres ia: MIR etne nin5tg feline
&ifte ober- uferitrede, Die Union ba9eQen
bat cine ungebeure, i'm Often, @eften unb
Siioen ptele SauIenbe bon Meilen ii9 err
itredenbe &iite, unb tpd6renb 9eutf9lano
BON Seinben rings um9eben lit, tommt bieIe
9efa6r Bel uns tpegen %unIerer / Iolirten Sage
gar ni9t in 8etru9t. 9enno9 entbdlt 8is=
mard's 9altung fir uns eine bea9tens=
tper.6e 2e6re.. Ser 9roBe Staatsmann
tpuBte, baB Die @%oncurrena Der 6unbeGsz
uno SnbuitriebDlter ais FOLDER Die @ignatur
Der 3utunft Iein piirbe; rr pubte aber audi,
buB mai Elm 2unb nt9t gu befibsn
brau9e, INN beKen Sanbel gu beberrf4tn,
pie 9elttf4lanb's gepaltiger !6anbel nit
Sibamerita benefit. l1nb an bieIer 9runbz
pabrbeit fOnnten au9 bic Nmeritaner NIT
@ort5eil feitbalten; tpenigitens foIten ie bic
ielbe trob Der iebigen nimperialiiii6en"
@trOmung nt9t o0uig ouBer M9t laIen.
Die 8raft unb Ma9t zines Bottles beru6t
nidt gum ~geringiten Sbette auf Der @omz
paftbeit unb 3ufammenbdngigfeit Ieines
2anoes, nG6renb Der ~eifrigIte Colonial
i9tpdrmer 5u9eben muB, buB es Elm beoenfz
li4es @lemen: Der S9pG4e tit, tpenn be-
t%runtene Matrofen ober polternbe Mdrinez
folbaten zines fremben S9iffes auf Elmer
Sauienbe BON Meilen entfernten golonie
rinen b~lutigen &rieg 3pif9en 3pei groBen
Hationen bsraufbef9n0ren f0nnen. Nr9t=
mebes fonnte Die @rbe bes6alb ni9t aus ben
4ngeln beben, neil er feinen feIten puntt
auBer6al6 berTel6en finben torrnte, un1 feline
6ebeG dn3ufeben. DAB Die Golonialpol;:it
10 biele 9anbbaben bietet, um uns CUR Der
tbeibigung %unferer @bre unb Slagge auf bic
8eine 5u b~rin9en, = bieie unb dbnlibe Grz
pdgun9en ioIten prdfibent, cabinet 1nb
GongreB, tpenn fte lire S%nitrumente fir bic
groBe 3ufunftsmuiit itimmen, nt@t gang
un6ea4tet ldfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-10

6iittenarbeiter $4,000, ouf SteinGauer unb
3iegler $4,000, auf gifsnur6site. $4,000
unb auf Sertildrbeiter $1,000.
8on ben in 9anbel, @ertsbr, Guitz unb
S6untnirt6f9dft unb pe4ielnoer 2o9ndrz
belt S6Gtigen ober giebt es nttbr als 5ipei
Miqionen, Die 8eftBer zines Ianptpirtbi9dfta
li9en 8etrie6es iinb.
Sbren 6~auptunterbdlt aieben Die Gruno7
befiBenben Der Mrbeiter natiirIi9 aus ibrer
SubuItriearbeit; d6er Der feline ~ldnopirtbs
f9aftlt9e 8etrieb nebenber ertpeitert ibre unb
i6rer 6amilien Grndbrungsque(Len bo6 febr,
unb er fl0Bt i6nen 3uglei3 oo5 8efibl nnb
8emuBtiein zines ei9enen 8eiibss unb elmer
auf bieiem 8efibe Dor ft4 gebenoen unubz
bdngigen Nrbeit ober iel6ftGnbigen Nebenz
arbeit Elm. limb Elm fol9es 8%eipuBtiein febt
inn b0ligen @egeniabe gu benz bon Der Soz
3inlOemufrutie gebegten PrOIeturierz8 etpuBt=
Iein.
Inter 6ieIen Mrbeitsrn nit 8runbbeiih
iinb ou9 ntcbt penise groBftdbtiI9e, inbem
fte ibren neutrality-suspicious. 8etrteb in ben
BON i6nen b~epp6nten mod me6r ldEbli9en
8~ortGbten baben.
$50 bic @erbdItniFs fi9 DEFENDERS eiinitig
geftaltsn, mag elm FOLDER .Wr6eiter, inbem
er fein @runbtiid, penn es ftp bd5n eignet,
8. 9. su geipinnbringsnOem 0smiiIelanb
ober anberem @artenbetrieb peripenDet, nu9
unb na9 bon Der glei93eitigen sSSnbuItriearz
belt unab6dngig tperben. Nber aud pen1
er ni9t 10 tpett fpmmt, ntrb ibn Die 26at=
fade rines eigenen feften, init ~ieIbfitdnOiger
Sbdtiefeit bertniipften 8eiibes po9 sriinbz
li9 bor iebem Streben nd9 Der Berpirf4
Ii4ung eigentGi9er iO5iuIiiiider 2ebren be-
pa9ren. Gr fam unmDgli9 fir bic BON Der
fo3iaIiftiIden S6eort. unbeOin9t perGanete
8ergefe1f 9aftli6ung Gdnblidet pie irbus
~itrieIer Probuftipnsmittel fem.
Mobl ftimmen iebr biele biefer 2eute bel
&ei9stngspu6len II. +. ~. fo5ialbemptraz
tii4. Nbsr ie tpiirben bies ni9t tbun, tpenn
bic REORGANIZATION Better in Md3lz
fdmpfen ibr @nb3iel nt3t IorgfdGtig berz
iteden unb fib uuf Elm rubituIpOl;tii9es prOz
gromm bsi@rdnfen piirO.n. Sobalh bic
5o3iulbemotratie in 9eutf9[anb nit ibren
@runbprin3ipien @rnt gu MAIDEN fu6en
piir6e, bdtte ite einen gemattigen 5beil 0ez
rer, Die fir fe 5u itimmen getppbnt tparen.
gegen fi9. 11nb audi barum 1T fis BEL Detz
tenn ni6t 70 gefGbrli6, pie tie in ben @u9en
dng1tLi9er @pieBbiirger ausTte4t.