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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-01-06
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-08-11
Ser Drtcocn gcstOcrt.

Nm 8ienitag 1T enolith Die Mnt,rnrt
Der ipanii0en Gesierllns auf II iere
OorDerungen einNetrpffclt. 9leielbe mar
lang ,lno Die usbeyiebung Der 3iffer=
EepeHhfn cine it,nieriae 0lrbeit, 10 baB
Der fransDIiide Yotidafter erlt 9eitern
gtadmittass Die slntmort i'm 9BeiBels
0aitie praientirte. ueber Die Natur
oieler Nntwort tpeib man npb ni0ts
| libercs, benn Der Stats Getretdr
|faate mad S1luB Der Gonierer3, oab
nlhts liber Die 5ahe sefaat wsroen
tonne.
Sa Waibinaton olaubt man, cab
Spanien Die Yr1limiruriea. annimmt,
oann aber nod cine lFenae SSrogen bie=
Su fii9e, Die lih auf Die Ger 5Srieoens=
eomnlIliion gu iiberlaiIenbe Gduloen=
tra9e, Die Ne9ulirung Der Ybilippinen=
froae uno onoe:e Yunttc besieheu. Ser
|ertte 5bell Der Mntlport ipu, uie es
heibt, sufrieoenhelIeno ieiu, ooh Der
5pelte aleil Der 200 Merte entbal=
tenoen s;nttport Dem YrdIibenten uno
ben Gabiletslnlt9lieoern our6aus nidt
Qefallen. Secretdr Sap ioa odher Elm
lltlmotnm oerfallen, in ipelesen erltens
Die yunfte Der uripriinliben BON Den
sSer. S;aatsn porgeIGla9enen Urieoens=
balls mieoerbolt, sweitens bic 9unttc
ermabnt tperoen, betreffs lpelber lih Die
Wer. Stoosen auf feline Geseiung ourd)
Die TrieoensconmiIIiou einla|ler, uno
orittens Die Guntts anscIii9rt ,uerosn,
oeren Negulirrils Der Sriepenseommi=
inn iibellaIen meroen foil. Wenn
5panien oieies ultimutum nidt in fla=
rem yorten, on oenen lih ni6t oreDen
uno oeuteln ldBt, annimmt, bam mub
es ebtn bic 'soiaen tragen. nelbe cine
Jortlsblln9 Deg &alnpfes nit icb brinat.
Na6 ben icstcu nencEen Na6rifs
ten 1T ein ltebcreiutnmmen iibcr rim
Prntnfal cr5ielt spnroen, Sas Sie sSrics
nensbcbiTsnngen iu iib iglirBt. Man
glanbt, hab it, cit nSer 3suei Eager.
bic bnrlaaFgen llnterbaunluugen ab>
gci9tnFictt Iino, 10 bat bic syeinhielig=
fettcn c;usefel!t .perben fiinnrn.
Securities Us bieR lebte SlaGt III
Waibingtan, Gpanicu bate nnicre
wcblngangcn rndJaltlns brmifligt.
Sies iiGcrt ben Tricepn.
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HOlitif0es.

Ser oemotratiIAe Staatsconpeut bon
Eeras lat lih gesen Die Mnnerion ooer
aauernoe Selebuug Der pbilppinen err
flart. 3u9leih bat er cine bon 8ailep
poraeidagene &elolution absclebnt, Die
li6 gegen jeosn acknowledgements ertldrt
uno aesen jeoe Bebietsermerbuna, Die
eine Werltdrtung bes ltebenoen 9eeres
notbmenoig maAt.
Das gnsritaniliren aui porto 9aieo
gebt raid. Den Drtsrihtern in ben
beiebten 5tdbtsn. Die in ibren Memterrl
IbelaIien tpuroen, lit bereitS Der @io ouf
Die 8erfallung Der Ser. 5taaten abge=
nDlnnlei1 ,uDrDen.
Ser Rriea bilbet Elm ipidtiaes Mreu.
nent fir bic Gibil Msform. Oeer mn
6lotte, Die iih frei eebalten baben nor
ben Ginfliiiiei, Der Yarteipolitit uni
Der politiI6en Beutstpirtt6aft. baben
lit III jeoer 6inlidt betuabrt. Weriagi
haben MIR oiejeniasn 3meise bes miltd.
|riihen GienIes, in Denen bant be,
Nahsiebiafeit bes prdlioenten ino iei.
nes poiltiiden 2rieeslninilters oi,
Gongrebnitalieo nno loniti9e einflnB.
reide Yolitifer ihre e50bne unb Neffen
nno ionlfige BilnIilinge unterbringer
fonnten.
General s. 9. Mearer III bon ben
|Dereiniatefl Demofraten. populiiien uni
Silber.N .Nepublitanern oss iehfen Ni}f.
rilts ppn Soma ftr ben Gon9reB llomi,
Iilirt tporocsl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-08-11
Nsasette Na1ri0teat.

Sie Snlel 6ormoIa lit bur6 beftise
Stilrme uuo ueberidwemmungen beinl=
geiubt tporoen. IS famen piele 6un=
Derte um.
yei @rano Surfs Station, g. g.,
bemdbtistsn lid SO 2anDitreider zines
6ra6t5uges, tpeigerten lib oenlelben sll
uerlahen uno sogen Geuoloer gegen Die
3ugbeamten. Sic YoliSel BON 2ari=
mpre luuroe per telegraph bera9ri1=
tigt ; Elm Nufgebot bon 9iireern muroe
Organilirt uno ber 3ug tur5 ppr Gin
fabrt in 2arimore angebalten. gllle Die
5ramps muroen in 8eFansni1ie einse=
iperrt. Sic giienbabn beabIi6ti3t
Die @eianaenen geri6tlib 81 belangen,
I'm Elm geiipiel fiir unoere su itatuiren.
Sn Stem Dort murben mebrere Cfii=
Siere oes ensliiden 3ampfers vYritan=
mic" perbaftet, neil lie an perIdieoenen
Elebltdblen uno ShmugSeleietl betbei=
li9t tDaren.
Cine 5pssial DepeIGc bon gencou=
Der, 9. g., 1agt, oaB Der gampfer
v6arrelon" bon Stasuap bort anse=
tonmen lit. Ser S6abmeilter uno Der
Gapitdn oes 56iifss iaesn, oab lid i'll
ben SiAerbeitsi6rdnten bes v6arrelon"
81. .000,00 in Sob beiinoet. Ser
S6abmeiIter Iagt feruer. Dob Die Gtaot
Stasuap in Srano fano, o!s Der 9onr=
pier abfubr uno oab pa5 i5eucr litt
l6nell Dem Spnamitlager laherts, obne
oaB 9luslidt porbanoen mac, Die SLANT
men aufsubalten. ..
Sn Wanila berribt 6unsersnotb
IS 1T Elm Gbladtbof anselest pproen.
in Dem Rferbe uno 9unoe 9ei6la1tet
tueroen. Die Wtilitdr=Sdfsreien lino
ge5wunsen, 3eis anltatt Mebl gu be-
nuben uno aud Die &eisporrdtbe tper=
ben balo erId6pft iein. 9lu6 ieblt es
on Seismater!al uno Die Bidder berbren=
nen 5bilren uno Tsniter UNI Die Sefen
81 1eiSen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-08-11

am 6. slueuit fonb in Meilina,
Sicillen, eine beftiee groeri6iitterung
itatt. Sie Ginmobner tpltroen bon
einem pantheon S1redell er9riiten,
aber G6aoen tpnroe ni6t anseribtet.
Sn 9onoon lit man teunrubiot iiber
Die gesiebunsen gu NuBlano. Man
i6ien iib Der 9lnlibt binsugebeu,
oaB Der eefiir6tete 3ufammenltoB
nit oem ruiliihen GoloB lib ni6t mebr
lange Iinausibleben ldbt.
Sn gan5 ssnoien bat es tiihtig ee=
reanet uno Die grnteausiibten iino iebr
5ulrieoenltelleno !; Die 8elorgniHe por
elmer Wisoerfebr Ser Dunsersnotl 1ino
geihpunoen.
Gin Berii6t, Elm transatlantiiDer
9anpfer iei bel Neufunolano untaroe=
aongen, bat itb gum Slide ni6t be-
ltdtiet.
Gie fran50iiide st : Gailerin gugenit
1T aeFabrlib erfrantt.
Sn Der 9ldbe bon 2iHabon famen Be
elmer Saupfer : Gollilion 20 perloner
UNI.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-08-11
SaMbDeit fnnat ttiDt geteilt
tUcrDe1a


ourb locale Npplicatiolen, ipeil lie ben
tranten She'll oes Obres ni6t errei6en
tDunen. IS sibt rur ei1en Weg, Die
3aubbeit su furiren, unb Der lit bur6
conltttutionelle Seilmittel. 5aubbeit
niro our9 einen ent3iinoeten 3uitanb
ber i6leilnigen Nustleioung Der guita=
hiIben &0bre beruriabt. 9nenn oiele
&bbre iib ent5iinoet, babt ibr einen
rumpelnoen Son Dber unoplltomlnenes
@eb0r /; uno tpenn iie gang beri1lollen
lit, erfolst Saubbeit, uno wenn Die
gntsiinouns niAt seboben uno oieie
&Dbre tpieber in ibren eeb6ri9en 3u=
itano beriebt tueroen fann, niro bas
Geh6r fur INNER 5erii0rt meroen; 9
Gdlle unter 10 tperben burb Gatarrb
peruriaht, ipelder nidts als Elm entsiin=
better 3uitano Der idleilmigen Sberfldhe
1T.
Mir molten einbunbert Ypllar5 fir
.ieben, our6 Ratarrb beruria1ten, ;sau
bon Saubbeit geben, ben mir ilidt
ourh @innebmen bon 9all's Gatarrb=
Sur beilen t0nnen. 2aBt eu6 umlonli
girculae fommen.
s. S. GbeneD & Co..
5oleoo, 8.
sW- @srfauft bon anen Mpotbetern,
IS Gents.
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NuslnMn.

Sn 0amburg serltorte ein Teuer, oas
auf benz Sspalo Rai infolse elmer
SelbFentSiinouug bon Baunlpolle aus=
brab, taufmanniibe Waaren im Mer=
the BON mebr als elmer Willipn Marf.
Die miirttembereiIbe 0auptitao.
Stuttgart rno lllngegeilo uuroen BON
einen llngen0lnlib ftarfen 9a9elIhlas
beimsefnht unb ibuerer G1aoen tpllr=
De an Geloern unb Gluren angeri1tet.
Cine rbeiniide 6irma bat iid erbo=
ten, 10000 sSlaihen ibres Mineral=
matters, bas bel Ddlen bon aelbem Gie=
ber trelflihe Dienlte leiften Ip0, Der
ameritanifden Wrlnee in gantiago un=
entaeltli1 snr gerfii9un9 gu feQen.
Sn Mabrio unteriuht bic poli3ei
eine Mnarhilten=Werihm gegen bas
2eben hober pDlitilher decentralization.
welhe an 8. Nn9ult .aelegentlih Des
Sabrestages ber @rmDrounQ beS Seno,
Ganopas oel Gaitillo aus0eiubri tusr.
ben iOlte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-08-11
Sic Qlten phQriIGer uDlIten

Sle olten YhQriider tDDllten es
ben Siinsern gbriitb perbieten. am
Gonntag Mebren alls3uraufen, UNI ib=
rem 0unger 5u ifillen uno erbielten bonn
Meiiter Die Nnt,pprt Ser sabbat III
I'M bes Menihen tpillen, uno niht Der
Menlh i'm oes 6abbats tpillen 9e=
naht. Die neuen Ybariider, (Mins
|unb @enDfIen) Derbietell, DaB Elm 0ung-
riaer am Sabbat in einenl &eifnrant
|aeipieien tueroe. Mo lie9t Der llnter=
ihieb 2
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Sa9esnetti tigfeitett.
3n,ann.

2n,ann.
GplrituDIenbdnoler aus alen Sbei=
len bes 2anoes arllnoeter in YDilaoel=
phia einen neuen r5ruf" inter benz
Nanen "lllliteo States Spirits M1lo=
eiatlnn."
Sn SYbtoib, Mis., tpuroen flint Der
led)s grDBen Sbiir4 uuo iSellIterrab=
men Tabrifen, ,uelbe felt flint 800
ben aelhloilen tuareu, nit glibt Sc
,uerfld)af fttern inter bem Sbub Der Yo=
lisei misoer erDhnet. Gie Streiter oer=
bielten liA rubis.
Sn Glepelano baben Die DraGtfabri=
fen slnaeitelten tpessn einer ibon er=
folgten uno elmer nod orpbenben 2obn=
6erabIesung Die 9lrbsit einselteat. Sc
lino mebrere 5auieno Maun bel0diti=
9llngslps.
Nus pittsbur9 ipurbe ,pisoer cit,
5treif bon 5000 Goblenerdbern i'm
pittsburoer Giitritt angetiinoiet.
Groben s6aoen bot OIL Der Riilte
oes GolfS ppn 6loriDa Elm nit prtan=
art!ger gsipalt miitbenoer Sturm an=
geridtet.
Sn 9lnaoarfe, Stla., tpuroe Elm See
ger 9tamens Barrett BON Sri. Yboebe
Stotes, elmer G6ullebrerin, eri6pnen,
als CT in bsren 3in,mer einsuorinaen
oeriuGte. Ser Neger mar i'm gegriff,
ourb oas 6e'liter einauItcisen, als ibm
6rl. Stotes le6s augeln IN ben SDr.
per iagte, i'm auf Der Steae tooteno.
Trant 2ura in 9lfron fano feline
Satin toot nsben li6 i'm gett. oils er
Nloraens Guflpabte; +; Ie batte ii9 mii
Nrlenit pergiftet. Sic io!l itort Ne=
trunten boben uno ba man tbr felt eini=
gen Sasen feline @strdnfe mebr eab,
siiff lie gum Giltbe1er.
2ebte Mphe lino in slpei Sagen abi
Wtilliunen Guibel Soblen bon Bltts=
burg nah Cincinnati uno 2ouispille
abse9ungen. Wian eripartst ein 6allen
oes Glulles, 10 oab bic Spblenbarfer
nid)t mehr pailiren tDnnsn.
Sn Canton Sulction, WeiI.. ent.
gleilte Elm Special Yuitaue uno famer
babel brei NerIpnen um's 2ebsn, mdb=
reno mebrere anoere gum She'll idlpe,
uerlebt iuurben. Sie 5ooteu llno
>Sames Gbeloon 3usfiibrer; 8. 6.
Snowlton, Sel5er, uno Sames S9ub=
Eelot 3uglilbrer.
Sn Simboa, glebrasta, bat es an
|. Nuauit seidbneit.
ST. 2ouispilie, 3d., muroe Die l9jd1=
rige Clara 2oeiD BON einem GinbreNer,
Den lie in ibrem 3immer iiberrai6te.
erldOnen.
Sci pabucab, Gp., ertranfen bic,
Gnaben, i'm utter bon l3 bis l9 Sabs
rem: eSelle uao Treoerif Spbnlon,
Sames uno 2utber Ste,uart, alle aus
Yppe @ountp, 3d., beim Yaoen i'm
S6ip.
eSn Der 9ldbe bon Seneca 5saas, q
g., brannte Elm 0aus ab, in mel6em
9. polfenbesger, lpobnte. iSrau pof=
fenberger. 5srau @. $. 3artmann une
eill Sa9l09ner, GGus. Semaro, tameu
in Zen Slanmen UNI. YolfenberQe,
rettete Ii6 ourd eiuen Sprung aus BEN
6enlter.
Sic. 9roBe &orbfabrif Der &obinior
gasfet Company in painespille. o.,
Die grDbte in ben Ser. Staaten. ii
an 5onntag burh Geuer ei,,sedi9ert
woroeu. Sem Gdaoen bon 500, OO(
ltebt cine Werliberuns bon $55, 5,0O(
gegenilber.
Sn gleDelnno nabm Der 65idbrie,
Gbarles &uoenbers cine Dolis pariIe,
Grim uno itarb i'm 0oipital.
9ie 3abl Der ganterotte belief lid
pGbreno Der Mohe in oen Ser. Staa.
ten auf 1876, sesen 237 I'M lebten sSabr
uno in Ganaoa auf 81 gegen % In
leBten Sabr.
=. O. = -,
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Jabrplan Der Nem NbilabeIp5ias
l1bri9sbille @traBembahu.

Die straBeababntoogeu seben BON Wsorseus sae big
abenos $50 bon itber ber beiben Gtdbte ab, eusae.
nOnlmen Sonntags. po ber erite mascn erIt 7lo ab.
gebt Somita9s, unb tueun bifentIihe GpnsenE apae-
ben peroen geben bic Iebteu magen um TO- 20 ob.
9ie Maeen fommen IN beben Gt6bten ie 10 Nenn
ten nat5 ieber gtanbe BON llbs maorsens biz il unr
MbenbS an
Gpesele Wagen fur Sosen, 7beater. @efeuHlA lAftex
as. iuerbsn bei Der Gttnbe be3ablt
Genansr ani6IuB an bic 3lse bsr 4an $6nSI
Habu IN Denuiion
9. g. Mithener. Supt.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-05-06
Monthly Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
w. @. T. u. was held in the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday afternoon, May
18th. The meeting was the first of the
new year, during which a series of
practical and interesting topics con-
nected with the subject of temperance
work will be considered. A large num-
Der of ladies were present and the gen
eral interest manifested promises well
for helpful year. The next regular
meeting will be held June lst, 300 p. M
local time, at the Methodist church, LED
by Mrs. Plum subject, "Mother Meet
ing-Our Boys and Girls" All ladies
whether members Of the w. G. L. L
or not, are cordially invited to attend
these meetings. SEC. w. Z. L. y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-05-06
A GRAND SUCCESS.
The Euterpe Concert Proves TO be a
Musical Event of the RareSt
Excellence.

The annual concert Of the Euterpe
Club is an event that is always looked
forward TO by our music-loving citizens.
They expect a rare treat from the mem
bers of the club and are never disap-
pointed. The concert for this season
was given in the opera house last Friday
evening. An elaborate program of four
teen members was prepared and excel
lently rendered throughout.
Besides the present members, Miss
Alice Marsh of Birmingham, Miss Otis
of Ann Arbor and Miss Jones of Sagi-
nav, all of them former members of the
club, were present and took part on the
program. Miss Whiting recently re-
turned from hermusical studies with
Prof Pfefferkorn in Chicago and Miss
Messenger spent several weeks in the
fall at the Mahan school of music in
Detroit. The piano was rented for the
occasion from Chicago parties and moth
ing was left undone TO make it very
pleasant and successful event. That it
was a success, was attested by the ap-
preciative manner in which every num-
Der was received by the audience.
The first on the program was Sc
lection from Weinziere, "Love and
Spring" by the club Their voices
harmonized beautifully and the volume
of music filled the room Prof. j. I.
Ewing acted as director and showed
himself a master hand at the business
Mr.. Horsts violin was heard in a very
fine overture from Beethoven. He vel
maintained his former high standard OF
excellence in playing this instrument.
The audience was next delighted tc
hear Miss Jones charming voice as
with exquisite tones she sang "My Valen
tine, " from Saynor, and Love Me Well
from Bemberg.
The sextet from Lucia" was rendered
by Mrs. Sharp, Miss Smith and Messrs
Beckner, Sharp, Stevenson and Scott
They were all at their best and carried
the audience by storm.
Miss Messenger in a Polonaise i'll i
fat demonstrated anew that she pos
sesses the spirit of the masters anC
knows how TO make the piano express it
The vocal number, "Go TO the On,
W Whom | Adore, !" from Costa, was givel
by Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Pettyjohn ant
Miss Stevens. 1t was pretty piece AM
they sang it with that sympathetic ex
preston which always delights an au
dience.
The first part of the program was con
cluded by the rendition of Rubenstein'
"Three Pictures, 7" from the Tower O
Babel " They made the pictures yer
vivid and showed that the club has al
tained great excellence in concert work
a piano so o by Miss Marsh, Chopin
Polonaise in Q minor. Op. 40, No.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-05-06

opened part second of the program. Miss
Marsh many friends here were eager
TO hear her play and were much pleased
with her masterful presentation of one
Of the finest classics of great composer.
Miss Stevens and Mr.. Beckner sang
very pretty duet, "Una Notte Vene-
zia," from Lucantoni While the hearers
could not understand the Italian words,
they flowed as rythmically as MUIR
muring brook, and the selection pleased
the audience the most of any vocal
number.
This was followed by another charm
ing vocal selection, LA Primavera,
from Moderate, by the Ladies Chorus.
The harmony and expression were fine
and the ladies proved their ability to
captivate their hearers, even though un-
aided by the gentlemen's voices.
Mr.. Horst came next for a second
number and the sweet strains OF his
violin in two selections gave added proof
that he is a chief among violin players.
Miss Otis sang "Grass and Roses,
from Bartlett. 1t was a short selection
and the rich, full resonance Of Miss
Otis voice was pleasure to everyone
co hear. The audience refused to ac.
/ cept bow for an encore and continued
applauding until she responded with
another song.
The next was piano solo, "Liebes
traum," >" from Liszt, by Miss Whiting
This lady has the happy faculty o.
always choosing a selection that com
bines brevity and popularity with'classi'
qualities AS usual, she captured th
audience and was compelled to responc
to an encore.
The closing number on the program
was chorus, "'Ah Mid the Shades
Error, from Verdis opera, II Trova
tore. 1t was an especially fine selection
and the club even more than sustained
the excellence of choral work displaye'
earlier in the evening.
An encore was called for after nearl
every number on the program bu
owirg to its length, in most cases tn
only response was graceful bow. 1t wa
; indeed a grand musical success and tn
= only regret is that so long time mus
intervene before the next concert by tn
Euterpe Club, which is certainly to b
congratulated for such good closing
: a very successful year.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-05-06
Rev01uti0m i'm Spain.
Latest War Bulletins.
SUMMARY OF
DISPATCHES RECEIVED
SINCE WEDNESDAY
NIGHT.


artillery Troops compelled n self defense
believed Spanish circles here that sei ong
of lifting the cable Manila
Commodore able
teegraphic apparatus There Is
no this theory.
officials danger
5Dpthe Jam state that rong being carried
in throughout the island
which officers Cuba join the
ugn returning Spanish cavalry The returned the
ashore and planted
the US where the engagement took place
May 5No from Dewey to ~" today ocas say
is delaying official news
caller president
he
believed president that
onwllstr tonight
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To Consumptlves

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advanced stages, but truthfully claims
10 give comfort and relief in the very
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to effect cure. BIvINs & RHODES.
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nresSmakinq.

Miss Sharlon has rooms at Mrs. Clubbs
and is prepared to do dressmaking.
Prompt attention given to work. Tailor
made suits a speciality.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-04

OF the st. Paul Dispatch; and 1t was when he
was on The o b that he gave utterance
to many Democratic sentiments. What was
the reason of the change? But, gentlemen,
l don't think anything more is necessary In
reply to the arguments advanced by the Re-
publican press. They want to know why
gold Democrat Is supporting the Democratic
ticket. l am not going to give them any
formal answer to that question: but believe
before am through I will give one or two
reasons why one or two Democrats will give
an answer to that question and that 1t will
be so plain that he who runs, even though
he be Republican editor-may read.
NEW ISSUE RISES.
Minnesota? We once had protection and
free trade and 1t was buried around San
Juan and Santiago to rest in the greater Is
sue of national protection. We may have two
years hence an Issue Of sixteen to one. but
all Americans should remember the other is
sue-the preservation of the American citi-
zen. There are two principal issues that are
offered to the people of this state by the
parties in this campaign. to my mind One
Is offered by the Republican party and it is
the Endorsement Of the war so-called Now,
gentlemen. what Is 1t they want us to in
dorse? Let us stop a minute and consider
that. They tell US we must indorse the
administration. They say that every Demo-
crat is Soaniard. and then they say that
every Democrat should vote the Republican
ticket at the coming election. What Is 1t
they want US to indorse7 Is 1t the declara-
tion Of war? Why, it is true that there are
many Republicans and many Democrats.
lJust then the Eighth ward club arrived with
band and momentairly interrupted the speak
er's remarks.)
Now, was trying to find out what It
is that our Republican friends want us to
indorse Was It. I say. the success Of this
war; We don't know what their politics
were. Is there any man here who knows
the 2ohtics of the men who Anade their way
up San Juan hill with their hands and
marked their path with the trail Of their
blood2 Is there one who knows whether the
men who spewed from the mouth Of Dewey's
guns the fabric of Spanish power, were
Democrats or Republicans? Is there any man
who knows whether the men who rushed the
block house at Ell Caney were Democrats or
Republicans? All we claim. gentlemen. is