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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01

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brin9eA 10 garantire id Sbnen oafiir,
baB lnan Sic l1icbt nur megen Ser alten
Sbuloen in 9tube laHeu iouOern
Sbnen endl einen aniebnliden neuen
GreOit el0fTHen lujro.
pllno angeuo!nN|er, etlua3 berariige8
Ii9e lBirfij0 iin Yereid) ser Ml0glj0s
feit--metAea iollte bann bu8 Gnoe
iein? g3er Iollte Die Sdjuloen idlieBz
lid in 23ivtIi1feit beiablcn?"
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nobl oNsr iibel hQ5u .geAuangen iein,
psnn CT eiuen groBartigen Sfanoal perz
meioen mill; uno ME i'd i'm feuns,
mirS er lid niGt lange beosafen, es
su tbuu."
nllno lpie piel 3eit babe i'd SDrer
Meiuun9 mad uoa berte an mir ein
loldjea Tapier sa ueridaffen?"
@ilabers aog Die Sduliern in bic
S0be.
n93it oiirfen un5 nitt perbeblen,
baB Die 0inge perteufelt bebentlib
fteben, mente er. sd m0bte Sbnen
nidt raiben Die SaHemutb Sbrer
maferen @eitbdft5Ireutoe nod. ldnger
als eine @o6e auf bic Strobe 81 itelz
leil."
n@ut! SD luerbe tbun, mas i6 uers
mag! Salten sic mir bic 9lutiauser
nur 10 lange poils 2eibe Sod beute
reile i6 ab!"
nllnO ,pobin?- 9lad) Grlenitein?"
y@rlauben sic giiti9It baB bies
mein GjebeinlniB bleibe! Sd bin
,Sbnen Sanfbag iiir SIREN freunoithaIt=
li6en 91atb. Sb ib oeaielben befoige,
ooer p0 ilJ nod aaberen Eldnen baable,
iuito inoeiisA tsoi9lif Gade ineiner
eigenen @ntl1lieBun9en iein miiilen.
(6ortfebuna folQt).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01

- Sn einem tarslid in pariS pers
6heniidlen alien &ehnungsberihte
sebt herpors baB bic ariessereisniffe
Don 1901 Gruntrei6 nit @ini6Iub
Der on SeutiGlanb ge3abIten ariees.
entihdbiguns hnb bes auf 1854 Willios
nen geidobsen Steuerausfo1as 9 287..
9S2 900 Jranfen ober 81 857, ,596. 400
getoitet bat. Die 5ransoien fno aber
ieit 1870 au6 tltger gemoroen, benn
ber Gaidooa 3ulfdenfaa bat He bis.
Der nod nidt gu benz ausrpfe: Rad
8dirol" bemogen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01
(5ortiebuna folgt).
eplsaten fdlafeu i'm suae1reesu.

ugermutbli6 nerheu mante 2eute nit ten S1uIs
tern 3udeu," uste elm SDIbat, weher bic bretdsise
Sdlaht rpn Gan Snon pin mitsemadht Sat, rrenn
ta es ols etne BET SpIbatsn bdufs pcrfpmmenbe Grs
ideinuns ertIdre, has e i'm au8elresen in suen se=
funpen Sd!ui uerfaaeu, penn ie bas 6euer ni@t ers
wtbern tdrfen; fDntefu rubis liesen mhfen. G5 1T
taS pebsr 9rc blerei md Gputibnbeit, ipnbern nur
bic Splse unsebeurer Grresuns bes Gebtrns. 9iel=
Ietdt fam es reenb elm GeFirns SpeciaI ertldren".
r herieIben @eiie riGeinen rtefe 2eute gang eetGs
ealtis sefdbritaen Waaenlecen seseniber, ipeide
Spitetter 8 Ra5eHbitsrs prompt betleu piroe. DaSs
ielbe madt fe dlofen Sleids einem yMurmeltbter",
nte man su iasen pHest. GS peri&afft Rerpen ppu
Gten. rs hberpdlti9t qudleate Ma9eu= unb Darms
leben, beebt uuo rdftiat bic Nie:en unh trebt ouS
een Slut eu nnretntsteiten @esen 9erftppfuns,
Ier,ten beitens empfoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01
8tesift nteS !

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8eIobnuns
fur ieoen Sail BON 8atarrb, Der nibt burd,
@inrehmen- BON Sails 8atarrb Sur sebsilt
perben tann.
s. 3. ebenep & &c., eisentb., 9olebo, ..
sStr, bic llnterSeibneten, baben S. S. @be.
nep lett ben lebten 10 Sabren sefannt uno
balten tbn fir pollfommen ebrenbaft in allen
@eihdftsbanblunsen nno finan3iea befd.
h.st alle bon ietner 6trma ein9esansenen
@erbinoIi9tetten gu erfillen.
@sit & 1ruar @robbanbeIs> >Droeuiiten,
9pIebo, D.
8albtns. Rinnan &c Marbin, @ros,
bansels. Srosuiiten, 9oIebo, ..
Saa's Ratarrb.sfur tpiro tnnerIih aenpms
men uno tpirft bireft auf bas Slut nnb bic
iblenntsen Oberfdden bes Srftems. Seuss
ntiie fret perianot. 8retS 10 gts. fiir bic
Slaide. Sertauft bon allen Mppthefern.
5aa's GamiIien. Yilleu limb Die beFen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01
aus San Graucisco mirb berid,

aus San Grancisco mirb beri6,
tet: Die frans6Rids Barfe ,EudeRe
anneA it, bon 0onstOns bier einge.
troffen unb sei9te bic asIbe 6Iasss.
Die Quarantaine. .garfaHsu fubren 3u
bsm S6iife binaus unD baIo barauf
traf bic Nudri9i bier elm, baB wdb.
renb Der Jabrt suei 2eute auf benz
Sdlifs al Der 8sulenpsit eeitorben
fiub. Gos etfie Opfer ber 5euGe mar
Der @apiidu bss Sdiffss, gerparp.
gr tpar nur penige Sage franf unb
fiorb an 20. Nusuft. Nabeau einen
Wl0nat fpdter ertrantte elm Watroie
Namsns Welrier an ber pei unb am
19. September ffarb er un5 feline
9ei6e putbe ing Meer berienfi. Das
gaitidlff pirb In Quatantdne ses
halten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01
- x9as @rbe" elm 4aftioes Gf,o

ipiel BON GeIir pbilippi, bot aud i'm
s8srIiast 3beater" elNen groben @r.
foIa er5ieIt. Die beiben 5auptroasu
bes Studes, tpsldes iiarfe 4ntl1uge
OIL Die suliafuns gismards enibdit.
Der iange GabflfbetE 0arua unb Der
aIie pfOturlft Sariogias. ser biz G,s
BRIT unter oeu1i alien Garun in bic
60be gebgadt !agen in ben bsnea
Sdaben. Sommersiorf ols 9arun
uno Piitfau ais Sartorius eaben
hrilante 9siitungen. Der BegfaHsr
muybe tpieberbct geruTen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01

- gS geb6rt uiel basu, i'm f9 por
WfasenIeIoen 5u idhBen, uer fh ie-
bod terariiae 2eiben ausiebt, tann
fiber fein. burd bic 2lnwenbung bon
Or. Nuauit s6ai9's 9amburser 8ro.
pfen gebeil: su tuerbeu; fie resuliren
uub feaen tpieber ber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01

- Ius psting pib beridtet: gs
ii eine ollsemeine Bsmesune 1ineR.
t9er Srnppen nod Der Suite bes
Soils BON Veiidili i'm @ange. Man
slaubt, baB Die Befnr@tung. cine
frembe Wadt f6unte ben Vsriu1 ma.
den, f9 Der giieubabn su bemd6ti.
gen. ben Mnlab su bieier gemeguns
aegeben bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01
WtabHcfe @ptel Sar,
Dr. 6oufon StraBe,
" NJ. VI u tb, 49,. Gigentbiimer.

Man finbet bier Elm porsaali6es
8las Bier uuierer heimif1en Draue.
reien. geionbere Nnertennuna per.
bienen bic Weine, @isorren. Wbisties,
2iqu6re &C. 9or3iisIider Irei.
Iun4 bes M orgens uub 81 d..
mittags. 9ieie Wirihidaft erfrent
fib bes ansge3eihneten &nfss su benz
angenebmfien gufentbalisorte Der
Stabt au adbleu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01

= Nm L. No0ember III bic 93robi.
forif6e 8uuoes Hegieruug Der Der.
Siaaien bon Central Inerita". bic
aus ben &epublfen Wicaragua, Sol.
uabor uab 6oaouras betsbeu, In Der
propiioriiAeu Dauplitabt amapala
eingeieBt mpr6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01

Serb. gtaffel. 331 gaa @om.
meIee Sirabe. Selo, unb garten.
@dmsrsisn hei8 friff. Winier Surf
Oats. Rouaen unb 8erhe fur Wiuter
Pofiure. Pratts Food fur pferbe
aiibe unb 6abnsr. Sas bette Mittel,
um 6dbner legen su MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01
Mattbtes Bros. sSletid5er

go. 507 8 fts6 on f ns@traB'.
BUR bas porsiisIidfte Riubs, Sdaf'
unb Sdipeinefeifd.
Spssialitdt: Sunges Salbfeii1.
alle Nrten BON Wurf, Shinfen
3uuse, S6mal8 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01

8olos unb Silbers unb plaiirte
Waaren In geiamaduollfet ausmabl
bel griber Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01

- Sas Nsueits in S6mudia9en
ousr Nrt fiHost man ftets bel @riBer
Bros,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01
spauieas ar1ktes 8eeiirfnik.

Wfr. Ut. IS. Sltpla bon barcelona,
@panien, pflest ii6 ben @inter hinz
burb in Niten, Siibsgaroliua, auf5u=
balten. Sn Tolse ihluader Weruen
lit er on beftisen Sdmer5en i'm Sin=
terfopie. 9ur6 ben @ebraud bon
6 lectric Bitters, Dem sr6Bten
5eilmittel fir 8lut uuo Nerpen, bas es
in slmerifa 9iebt, iuuroe er balb BON
alen Sdmer5en befreit. @ana Nme.
rlfa ipeiB, onB es 2ebers unb NIerenbe-
idmeroen beilt, baB es bas Blut reiniat
unb ben Masen itdrft, iouie Die gieruen
frafti9t uno iiberbaupt ieoer Musfel uno
jeoem Organ i'm &6rper neue Spaunz
traft perleibt. 8er ihluah iit, iih ers
mattel fiiblt uno an Gdmeraen leibet,
brau6t es. Seee Sluide ipiro surans
tlrt uno foItet nur SO Gents. gBirb
perfanit in osr gpolbete bon S. Salt
eDer & Son.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01

- Ser prdiibent ernaunte Sobn
B. 2ub BON Ohio gum omerifanilbeu
eoniul in Nriea, Gbl!e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01

- Der Barrier Steele" berRdert,
aus suoerldfIissr Auene in Grfabrune
Qebradlt au baben, bob bic Jaf6oba'
Anaelegenheit In elmer fur gnaIanb
giinitigen Wsiie babur6 gum NbidIub
aeIangeu iDerbe. baB bic fran3bf,de
9eeieruna ben Maior War9anb Gus
benz Subdn auridberufi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-01
Cinderella 59ub Yalait,
2O7 Mlantp YlaSa.

Bette Nuali'dt 6erren Shube 3u
So. 90, peri d iebene Gaeons
$3.50.
8eiebt uniere 6daufenfer. eine
reid,e Nus fteQuna BON Sbuben au
$3.65. weIte $500 mertb fnb. 0tnr
cine 2So1e.
Dir Dertaufeu gu6 aoHer au $3.50
unb oufmGrt8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Ser Siber in Gurnha.

Der giber, Der friiber in Qmeritu
10 perbreitet mar, oaB feline gauten Be-
tanntlid manhe Slubldufe 81 ben TO-
9enannten Siberieen auiItauten, III
jeBt in lenem Grotbeile infOl9e Der
NahteQun9en our9 DEN MenI6en, me-
gen oes Yel,es uuo oes Y~iberoeils in
unaufbaltiamem 9eridwinoen be9riI.
ZEN. gs miro babsr islbIt in elmer
ameritaniihen 3eitibrift bic 9srmu.
tbun9 9eduBert, oaB oieiss p~ertbpolIe
Sdu9ethier in europa ldneer iein Ges
ben friten miro als in Nmsrita. SOB
Der Slber i'm glbgebiste pprtommt,
bon @~lttenberg biz ge9eu WaQoeburg
lno nod mebr al Der untereu Wuloe,
lit 5iemli9 bstaunnt; IS iolen aber
aud nod einiNe gremplnre an &bein
uno OIL Der Sonou porbanoen iein.
N%uBerbalb Seutihlanos iinoet ii6 Ger
Vlber uereinIslt i'm 8ebiete Der Sal;a6
an Der 6rsnSe sudden Sapern uno
Seterreib uno an untereu 9aufe Der
Hboue, QrOBere Sduarsu beberber9erl
nod Sosnlen uno &uBlano. @e0en.
tudrtig maht YrOieIior Goaet aus @bris
"ltiania auf ben nortpegiI6en Siber ouf=
merriam. Der iid III leBter i3sit io9ar
nod oermebrt baben ioQ; nab Yrpiei-
ior Gollst leben udmli4 ieBt stwa loo
Siber III Norme9sn, wdbreno ibre 3abl
I'M Sabre 1880 nur auf 90 9sl6dBt
tuuroe. GOlet empiieblt Der nOrpegi.
iten &%e9ierung. ieIbit fiir ben Sdub
oieier Shisrs al ioraen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Gou Der ausitsaung ~ Omaha.

@as uripriinsli9 taum mebr als
oas Yrooutt Der GriinounQ zines
SpaBpogels mar, bat ale QusIibt, in
bic reale @irtlibteit periebt gu psroen.
ge!anntlid lief pOr Sturgeon bic Mit=
tbeilun9 ourd bic preiie, OoB Der
Staat 8anias auf Der Srans.NliiIiis
Notwithstanding Elm ngrbibit", bette.
bend aus Sbuloibsiuen i'm @eiammt.
9eipiht elmer 5onue our anli6t brin.
gen tueroe, bersu S1uloiummen i'm
S~erlaufe Der lebten Swei OOsr orsi
Sabre in isnem Staate 9etilgt. oas
beiBt abbeSablt puroen; Die Prelie oes
Staates 3anias bat oos Yroiett nllll=
mebr in alem grnite auf9earifen uno
es 1T cine Q~9itation i'm 8an9e, nm
oanelbe ieiner Isripirtlihung 3usufiibs
rem. IS miro beabIibti9t, in ben oer=
I1ieoenen Counties oes Staates nit
Seibiilfe Der uriunosnsG s0iitrars cine
mO9libit 9robe InSabl iolter, bur4
SssdbIun9 Der Shuloiumme erloI6e.
ner SOtumente aufSubrin9su, I'm bis-
ielben als ein .Grbibit" fir Die Grams
WiIflIippi-Gus itelluu9 81 oerpenoen;
es lpiro angenommen, oaB i'm Gnufe
Der ndhiten orei Bis bier Wouate cine
oerart 9roBe @n3abl FOLDER ~be,ablten
Saulourtunoen s~inlaufen tpiro, oaB
3n oersn Jortihaffung Elm @iIenbabu-
Gradtwagen nOtbweuoi9 iein wiro,
mas llterli6 gang bOrSi9lia 9ssi9net
iein wiiroe, ben taft a%usnabmslOs Der
2anowirtbiaaft sntitammenoen &ei6=
tbum ienes Staatss 81 ilultrirsn uno
unSwelfelbaft ben gepeis oaflr srbrin-
gen otirfte, GAP pfarmsn" in Sanias
lid ubeiablt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Mutgeblajcne W1njc

limb Der neusits S6pinoel. Der auf
benz lebtsn @oaenmartte in 8sasns-
burg pabr9euommen wuroe. Sine
gauersfrau aus Der 8e9sno Don Sail
ming bate 8dnis gum Martts GEE
bra4t, bic oil Der Settle, spii6en ben
Jlil8eln uno ben Giiben auf9sblaIen
iparen. wooura bus Sc liigel Elm pol-
leg Gusiebsn erbalten bate. Sine
Wlrtbstrau. Der oisier 9etru9 itou
elnmal oOrgetommen mar, mertte i'm
uno iebte ben Warttinipettor in &ennts
nib. Als oieier ben 8Gnisn an Der be-
treffenoen STEELE in Der Settle einen
Stih beibrahts. maserten Die ib0ner
8dnie Iofort libtlih ab. neil Die Stpi=
iaen Saut uno ifleiia sin~seblaisns
Suft austrat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Nencr SEE in GnaIano.

Sn Der 8rafi6ait Serrp in gns.
LAMB bat iib Elm Sumpf plOblih in
einen Sse u%erpanoelt, Der ii9 10 fart
ausoebnte, bab cine Camille bon 10
psripnen, oeren Saus uno cine Nn-
,abl 8ieb oarin psrI5panosu. IS
wiro bsiiirdtst oab nod psitsre Ysrio=
men s~rtruntsn iino. Surd Die &e=
aensiiiis oss Sommsrs uuo oes Serb
ties lit Der Sumpf 10 an0eidpolsn.
oab er elnsm Ste Sleidt. Die in Der
Na9barihaft %wcbnsnosn 2sute iir6.
ten cir Gbnli6es lInSlif uno p"srlaIien
ibre @Obnungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
grriu6en Sic @rainsS! Scriu6en
sic 0rainsS!

6reSeu Ole Sbren grOesr bsute er ioQ
Sbuen ell pGdet GraIusO ;ei9eu, oaS ueue
nGbrbotte @etrGnt. weldes ben SaIise eriegt.
8inoer tonnsn oaiielbe iowobI ais Grwabz
lsne trIufen; IS 1T barmloS. Pile Die IS
periu6eu, lisben IS. 8rain.S bat Den
ret6eu seal uou WO6a ODER Sapa, abcr IS
1T pon relnen ROrnern 9ema6t unb ielbit
Der ~Sartelte Vta8eu empiGn8t eS obue @e.
i6weroe. Sin Stertel oeS Ereiiss Don
Saiiss. loo uno 25c per Vatet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
-9a''SICk CALI OUTFIT. gsa

Gas ReNeht unb Sefs BUR $3.50. Sans 8euou mad aba
biloun9. Sober @e9snfanb Der Site 1T gut peNbet. Ole Ste Iebt fn polrt.
Sine 3rbe fHr iebsS tabol6e SGus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-01-25
Die lltcfc Yerion Shlriiens

oiirfte iid pobl in Nsumartt beiinoen.
Sie perWittpete Grau Selens 8eiter
Sablt LOG biz Ill Sabre. 3tpar pers
mag lie ibr @eburtsiabr riat osuau
anSussbsn, ,psib ieoo4. oaB iie CUR
3sit Der Seireiungstrie9e i9on ber-
bsiratbet mar. Die 8rsiiin beiinoet
iib i'm @erbaltniB 81 ibrem Glitter nod
rsbt pobl.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21

When | enter upon this war l want
to enter upon it with united Ameri-
can people-president and senate and
house, and navy and army, and demo-
GRAFT and republican, all joining hands
and all marching one way l want to
enter upon it with the sanction of all
humane and liberty loving nations,
with the approval of our own con-
sciences and with certainty of the APP.
plauding judgment of history. | con-
fess do not like to think of the genius
OF America angry, snarling, shouting,
screaming, clawing with her nails. |
would rather to think of her i'm her
honest and serene beauty inspired by
sentiments-even toward her enemies
hot of hate, but of love; perhaps a
little pale about the eyes and smile
on her lips, but as sure, determined,
unerring, invincible, as was the Arch
angel Michael when he struck down
and trampled upon the demon of dark
ness-Senator Hoar.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21
Our Clubbing Rates.

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21
UItimatum Sent to Spain.

Yesterday the presi lent signed the
resolutions of congress ordering Spain
to evacuate Cuba and "a copy of those
resolutions with an ultimatum from
the president giving Spain three days
to comply with the resolutions, were
cabled to Minister Woodford at Madrid.
Spanish Minister Polo at once asked
for his passports and received them in
the afternoon and left with his family
in the afternoon. Woodford will pre-
sent the ultimatum to Spain at once.
Upon her reply will depend the result.
But one outcome, however, is expected,
war. 1t may be that Spain will seek
delay, but it is thought that by the
first of the week our war ships will be
set in motion.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21

Considerable indignation is felt that
VIM. }. Bryan should ga to Washing
ton and exert himself to thwart the
object of the administration concern
ing the Cuban question. At such times
we want Il solid front as nearly as pos
sible. Political divisions are all right
sometimes. Frequently they are use
full III republic. But there are times
when party politics should be put away
in the effort TO uphold Americanism.
The president represents our govern
ment and the greatest leaders of the
democratic party and most of the rank
and file of that party are Loyalty sup
porting the president. Mr.. Bryan has
discredited himself in the eyes of the
people by his recent effort to play for
political advantage in this crisis.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21

The past week was generally favor
able for progress in farm work, and
for growth of crops. The first half
was cool, but the excess Of tempera-
ture of the last half brought the aver
age above normal. Showers on the IL
and 18th are quite well distributed,
the larger measurements being report
ed in the eastern districts. The higher
temperature the latter part of the
week developed fine showers on the Is
and 18th, giving the central and west
ern districts considerable amount of
moisture.
Seeding is completed, except in To-
cal:ties where the work was retarded
by heavy rains. In the larger part of
the state spring wheat, oats and bar
ley are coming up in fine condition,
and the work of preparing the ground
for planting corn il well advanced.
With warm weather planting will be
commenced before the close of April.
Grass Is making fine start, and re-
ports indicate that pastures will afford
support for stock earlier than usual.
The general outlook for winter wheat
is much better than early reports indi-
Gated. The season is early and pros
poets are flattering.-Iowa Weather
Crop bulletin.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21

Some who find fault with President
Mckinley because he has not sooner
precipitated conflict between this
country and Spain say that if Germany
or England were in our place Moro
castle and Havana would have been
bombarded inside of forty eight hours
from the sinking of the Maine. Grant
that they would. This is not Germany
nor England. We are content that the
chief executive officer of this country
has not the authority that the German
Emperor has, and that he lsnot as rash.
We would rather have justice OH our
side and the verdict of history with us
even if we have to defer the punish
ment of orr insulters for few weeks.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21
"What Has Hager Done?"

The Creston Gazette of last week
ably answers the question of the Red
Oak Express, "What has Hager done ?"
by showing that it falls to the lot of
but few congressman to gain distinc-
ton. AS an example it points out the
well known fact that Mr.. Mckinley
gained his chief fame in congress be-
cause of the tariff bill that was framed
by the committee of which he was
chairman'and that although some other
members Of his committee were as
efficient in preparing the bill as he, yet
his name was given the measure and
he got the fame. Our own John FL.
Grear did as much meritOrious work in
creating tie famous tariff bill as did
Mckinley, but the fortunes of politics
gave Mckinley more credit. We think
the Gazette's position is well taken.
The distinction of IA congressman is
only comparative matter. All the
members of the house cannot be most
distinguished. Neither is he the best
congressman who speaks oftenest and
manages to keep himself most in pub
lie notice. One can do his duty, serve
his constituency well, vote their senti-
ments Oh leading questions and exer
else prominent and positive influence
in shaping legislation and still not re-
ceive flaming enough a title to success
fully put a quietus Oh every one who
keeps constantly asking What has he
done?" If such a questioner honestly
comprehends what multitude of
dnties an honest congressman has to
do he will not be asking all the time
"What has he done?'
1t appears to us that Congressman
Hager has done his duty as a legislator
/ t this is not enough for him to do we
would ask the Express what has he
failed to do that he should have done?
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21

The war prospects have set people
thinking about how money is to be OBJ.
tanned for war expenses. The first and
most gratifying development in this
particular is the discovery that the
United States has more money in cir
culation today than at any time in it's
history, the total money in circulation
being S1,75605S,645 or $246,OOO,OOO
more than at the date of the Chicago
convention, which declared that no
material increase in our currency
could be had without the free and un-
limited coinage of silver. 1t is also
discovered that the money on deposit
in the national, state and savings bank
is greater than ever before, and thus
people would be in excellent condition
to respond to call for a popular loan
in case of necessity.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-04-21
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