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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-11

spIdWy WOWA9lAAh0 Aionss ;.
lu wbrew brzmieniu traktatu
z roku 1884. Gromadzi r6-.
wnoczeanie ma granicy Trans
vaalu znaczne SHY wojenne, co
sic sprzeciwia interesom wszy.-
stkich pa6stw Afryki polu.
dniowej i CO dluzei cierpianem
bye ME moze. Rad Trans
vaalu wymaga przeto:
niezwlocznego przystapienia
do uregulowania spraw sper.
nych "a posrednictwem ssdu.
rozjemczego lub lima droga
pokojowego porozumienia sic;
niezwlocznego cofniecia
woisk angielskich q mad gram.
cy Transvaalu;
oznaczenia czasu, W kt6rym
wszystkie niepotrzebne wojska
zostans z Afryki poludniowej
odeslane z powrotem i zobo.
wiszania sic, ae W czasie pro-
wadaenia uk1ad6w zadna Geese
Transvaalu ME zostanie zaje.
ia;
zlozenia deklaracyi, ze woj.
ska angielskie, znajdujsce sic
obecnie ma morzu, W aadnym
porcie Afryki poludniowej ME
zostans wysadzone ma lad sta.
ly.
Rad Trsnsvaalu aada ME.
zwlocznej i przychylnej odpo-
wiedzi najp6zniej o 5 godzinie
po poludniu ,dnia IL Pazdzier.
nika, gdya W razie przeciwnym
uwaaac bsdzie postspowanie
Anglii jake akt wypowiedze:
MIA Boerom woiny. Ia skutki
ztad wynikajsce odpowiedzial'
nose spadnie ma Anglia.
LoNDYN, II Pazdziernika.
= Rad Transvaalu przypo.
mnial rzsdowi angielskiemu,
be ma podstawie traktatu 2 ro-
ku 1884
wolno cudzoziemcom oslo.
dla6 sic W Transvaalu, gdzie
i'm sic podoba;
wolno i'm dzierzawic lub po'
siadac domy, fabryki, spichrze,
sklady i inne lokale;
wolno prowadzic handel
osobiscie lub przez agent6w;
wolno ich zmuszac rzsdowi
Transvaalu do placenia tylko
takich podatk6w, jake opla.
GAIA poddani tego pahstWa.
Poniewaa Rad Transvaala
ME odmawiai nigdy cudzo-
ziemcom praw wyzej wymie'
nionych, ME posiada Anglia
racyi mieszania sic do spraw
wewnstrznych rzeczypospolitej
Boer6w. Spraws naturaliza:
cyl zalatwi6 jedynie MONA i
powinno sic ma drodze poko-
iowej. Tymczasem Anglia
gromadzi wojska, dajac tenn
dc poznania, Re zagra2a ME-
pod1eg3osci rzeczypospolitej
transvaalskiej.
PRETORIA, II Pazdz. = U
prezydenta ME bylo urzsdowe.
go przyjecia powodu dnia
iego urodzin. Jezeli odpo.
wiedz Anglii ME nadejdzie
nie2wlocznie, zostanie jeszcze
dzisiaj ogloszony stan oblsae-
MIA. Mkt ME ,ludzi sic tutaj
nadzieja, ae obejdzie sic bez
wojny.
MAFEK1Ne, II Pazdziern.-
Anglicy So tutaj przygotowanl
ma wybuch wojny. zoinlerze
spia 2 bronis przy boku. Pla.
c6wki zostaly zdwojone. Ia.
chodzi Ottawa, ze Boerowie ma.
padna ma miasto. Ma walach
ustawiono dzia}a maszynowe.
Kobiety zgiosily sic z gotowo-
scia pelnienia s2uaby ambulan'
sowej.
PRETORIA, II Pazdziernika.
- W6dz naczelny Joubert
L .. L Il.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-11

Watham, kt6ry dawniej mie-
/ szkai u Carrie Potter, j zakocha-
wszy sic W niei, nieslychanie byi
zazdrosny, przechodzac przed
domem wymienionym, ujrzai ja
stojaca we drzwiach j ME m6wiac
ami slowa, wystrzelil do niej
dwukrotnie, a potem uciekl i to.
raz sic ukrywa. Ramona, liczy q
lat.
Nowy process 0 morderstwo.
DR.. Michael G. Jennings dzi-
siaj stale pred sadzia Bakerem,
oskarzony morderstwo. Ia
strzelil on dnia 24go Czerwca W
zauiku "a SVEN mieszkanien pm.
220S Wabash ave. agenta spree
dazy maszyn do szycia, Thomasa
II. Levers. Prokuratorya starac
sic bedzie udowodnic, ze NOR
derstwo zostaio popeinione z
zimna krwia. Levers zazwyczai
W owym zauiku zatrzymai sig, by
| dac koniowi owsa. DR.. jennings
ME pozwalai ma to, ale Levers
ME troszczyi sig zakaz, twier-
dzac, ze zauiek jest droga publi-
czna, ME wiasnoscia prywatna.
Dnia "a Czerwca DIR. Jennings
spotkal Leversa, gdy ten&e z
zauika wyjezdzai. Przyszlo do
gwaltownej sprzeczki i DIR. Jen-
nings strzelii w6wczas rewol-
weru; Levers trafony W brzuch,
p6zniej umari. DIR. Jennings be-
die dowodzil, ze dzialal W obro-
ME aycia wiasnego.
Czyje zw}oki?
q laguny W parku Lincolna
dobyto wczoraj zwloki nieznajo-
mego mezczyzny i zawieziono je
do kostnicy Sperbera, pm. 1926
Wells str. Topielec liczy okoio
35 lat, waay 1876 funt6w, a mial
lewa skro6 rozbita, prawego Okla
ME mial, a ma srednim palcu
level reki, ma kt6rym miai ziota
obraczke, miaf plamy' czarno-
sine. Niewiadomo, czyli przy-
padkowo, czy rozmyslnie sic
utopii, czy tez moae stal sig ola.
ra zbrodni.
POZar ryOWanus
Ma rogu ulic State j Congress
wczoraj W czasie parady przemy-
slowej powstai pozar ma rydwa-
ME urzadzonym przez Washing
ton Shirt Co. Zajely sic takae
ognie sztuczne ma tym wozie
ustawione, a konie, przerazone
trzaskiem i plomieniem, zaczeiy
unosic. Powstal poploch, kt6ry
sic zwiekszyl, gdy piomienie
przeszly ma rydwan Price Ba-
king Powder Co." Figuranci
ma wozach znalezii sic W rozpa-
czliwem poioieniu, ale policyanci
i sluzba pewnego muzeum szcze-
sliwie ich uratowai: tylko Har-
ry Lowell, zam. pm. .231 Wabash
ave., ktory przedstawiai Indya-
nina, mocno poparzyl sic W ra-
miona. w ko1cu stiumiono
plomienie i uspokojono konie, a
parada dalej, sic odbywala. w
tlumie przypatrujacych sic Mkt
groznie ME zostai pokaleczony.
Smiere 90 zask0czyia.
Wczoraj po poludniu policyant
George Phillips spostrzegl W
budynku powiatowym, ma pier
wszem pietrse, czlowieka wpo-
staci stojacej. opartego o drswi
wiodace do biura skarbnika po-
wiatowego, kiedy sic sbliayl,
nrzakona} ale. ae cz(oWiek ten
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-11
Anglia nabyla cd Portugalii

| ~
.milion6w dolar6w. Rozchodzi
sic wiest, ze Anglia sformu}o.
,wa1a swoje w1asne zadania i
.przeslaaa je do Pretorii we
formie ultimatum, ktore skrsy-
zowalo sic W drodze z nota
rzadu Transwaalu.
BERLIN, II Pazdziernika.-
General Benjamin Harrison
byl z iona ma obiedzie W pa3a-
Gu cesarskim. Siedzial przy
stole obok cesarza Wilhelma,
W sssiedztwie kr6lowej Will
helminy. PAM Harrison sic.
dziala obok cesarzowej. Cesarz
Wilhelm rosmawial o spra.
wach, obchodzscych b]isko
Niemc6w i Amerykan6w.
Ma zjezdzie socyalist6w do
wodail Bebel, ze ich partya
powinna pozostac nadal tenn,
czem byla dotychczas, a mia
nowicie partya rewolucyjna.
.PARYz, IL Pazdziernika. -
Odbywaja sic W dalszym cisgu
przes.uchy os6b, oskarzonych
o nalezenie do spisku W celu
obalenia rzeczypospolitej.
Gdy prezydent bawii W
Montelimar, czesc mlodych 0.
fcer6w wydawala okrzyki:
"Precz z Loubetem!" Minister
wojny general Gallifet kazai
W tel sprawie przeprowadzic
sledztwo.
MANILA, III Pazdziernika.-
Major Bell wybral sic ma czele
100 ludzi 2 So pulku ma zwia.
dy, W kierunku Florida Blan-
co, odleglego 4 mile cd Qua.
qua. Spotka} sic trzy razy z
r6anymi oddzialami Filipi1'
czyk6w i ga kaadym razem
zmusil ich do ucieczki. Zabral
prsytem jednego porucznika i
trzech szeregowc6w do niewoli.
R6wnoczesnie atakiem ma
linie naszych wojsk W poblizu
koscio1a Luna, ostrzeliwali
Filipi6czycy nasze przednie
stra2e pod Caloocan, Doposito
Marquira. Powsta6cy kreca
sic W malych oddzialach, liz
czscych po 5 do 20 ludzi. Row.
noczesne zaburzenia W Manili
zmuszaja nasze wojsko do
nadzwyczajnej czujnoSci.
Wojsko generala Schwan
wkroczylo do San Francisco
de Malabon, ME natrafwszy
ma op6r 20 strony powstad.
COW.
LoNDYN, 11go Pazdzier. =
Ultimatum przes}ane prsez
Boer6w uwazaja tn "a wypo.
wiedzenie wojny. Panuje tu
wielki zapal, i przekonanie, ze
zyczenia Anglii zostana spell.
nione W spos6b zadowalniajs-
cy.
W1EDE6, II Pazdziernika.
Urzedowa "Wiener Zeitung"
umieszcza rozporzadzenie ce.
sarza Franciszka J6zefa, wy
stosowane do prezesa mini.
str6w hrabiego Clary, aaeby
rozWlazaf rade panstWa.
INDIANAPOLIS, II Pazdzier.
= Wczoraj odbywaly sic tutaj
wybory miejskie. Q IL go
dsiny W nocy byi wiadomy
rezultat glosowania " 50 pre-.
cynktach ma og6lna ilosc 1915
precynkt6w. Republikanie
mieli wiekszosc 1877 gaos6w.
Demokraci obliczaja, ae Tag.
CERT, ich kandydat ma mayora
miasta, otrzyma 1900 gios6w
wiekszosci. Pred dwoma
laty zostal Taggert wybrany
wiekszodcis $500, gfosow.
| CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, 1lgo
Republikanin Joseph Wasman
zostai wybrany mayorem mia
sta wiskszoscia 81 gios6w, po.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-11

Smiere 90 zask0czyia.
Wczoraj po poludniu policyant
George Phillips spostrzegi W
budynku powiatowym,. ma pier
wszem pietrse, czlowieka v po-
staci stojacej, opartego o drswi
wiodace do biura skarbnika po-
wiatowego, kiedy sig zblisyI,
przekonal sic, ze cziowiek ten
ME lyle. zwloki zawieziono do
kostnicy Rolstona pm. % Adams
str. Znaleziono prsy uich tylko
ksiaaeczke robotnicze wystawio-
na przez przez kompanie kolei
Chicago, Burlington 8 Quincy,
got6wka $7.05 i fiaszks lekar-
stwem.
70letni Andrew johnson zam.
pm. 1923 N. Clark str, wcsoraj
ogladnawssy parade, na rogu
ulic La Sale Randolph czeksl
ma pooiag kolei ulicsnei, gdy
nagle padl bez iycia, prawdopo-
dobnie v skutek paraliiu .ssrca.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
A Step In Imperialism.

The story of the press censorship in
the Philippines by General Otis has
been given to the country in detail
during the past week through the col
umns of the New York Journal, by
Mr.. Collins, the agent of the American
Associated Press at Manila. Next
week Mr.. Collins's statement will ap-
pear in the columns of the National
Watchman, it being crowded out for
want of space this week. The sum of
the indictment is that the censorship
is political and intended to deceive the
American people. Experienced cor
respondents who worked in war times
in Japan. Turkey and Russia and even
censorship of Otis in the Philippines
the most rigid and most dishonest that
they had ever encountered. 1t is
clearly shown that the dispatches that
were permitted to be sent must be
made to conform to the censor's notion
of what the political exigeDcies in
America demanded, that public opin-
ion in America must be manufactured
in favor of the policy of the admins
tration regardless of truth.
Mr.. Collins charges that there has
been a perfect orgie of looting and
wanton destruction OF property by the
Americans Thus we have in General
Otis our first sample of imperialistic
morals, and it ought to be enough to
prove to all Americans that when we
depart from American ideals and put
power for criminal purposes into the
hands of any officer who will accept
the position and execute the orders
that we may expect them to go to any
length.
Otis government at Manila and his
miserable campaign, is one of the
blackest spots in American history.
Otis should be recalled. He is totally
unfit to represent the American people
anywhere National WdtchmGD.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
Roosevelt's Demagoglsm.

In his Ohio speech, Gov. Roosevelt
of New York strained his powers OF
invective in denouncing his fellow cit
izens who oppose the Administration g
policy in the Philippines. ..No man, :"
he said, ''can hesitate in this struggle
and ever afterwards call himself true
American and true patriot. He must
stand by the flag. He must uphold
the honor and the interest OF the ma
tion and they (the anti-imperialists)
may qualify, refine, differentiate and
differ all they wish, but fundamentally
their attitude is the attitude of HOSTILE
ty to the flag. of hostility to our sail
ors and soldiers
Gov. Roosevelt knows that some of
the purest patriots and most distin-
guished Americans who have given
the highest service to their country,
are opposing the Philippine conquest.
He knows that these men are devoted
to the honor and interest of the ma
tion and for that reason are opposing
the Administration policy. When he
made these statements, therefore. he
deliberately uttered falsehoods design
ed to misrepresent his party's oppo-
nents and to mislead the people.
Our Republican friends are fond of
talking of demagogism in connection
with Democratic leaders. This blat-
tering of Roosevelt about dishonor and
hostility to the flag on the part of anti
imperialists. is the acme of demagog-
ism of the measliest kind st. Louis
Post DISPATCH,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
For Power and Gold.

We are mad, grown mad, in the race for gold
We are drunk with wine of gain.
The truths our fathers proclaimed of old
We spurn with high disdain.
But while the conqueror's race we run,
Our rulers should not forget
That the God who reigned over Babylon
Is the God who is reigning yet.
Would we tread in the paths of tyranny,
Nor reckon the tyrant's cost?
Who taketh another's liberty,
His freedom is also lost.
Would we win as strong man eyer won,
Make ready to pay the debt,
For the God who reigned over Babylon
Is the God who is reigning yet.
The ruins of dynasties passed away
In eloquent silence lie,
And the despot's fate is the same to-day,
That it was in the days gone by.
Against all wrong and injustice done
A rigid account is set,
For the God who reigned over Babylon
Is the God who is reigning yet.
The laws of life are eternal laws,
The judgments of truth are true;
My great blind masters, bid you pause
And look on work you do.
You bind with shackles your fellow man,
Your hands with his blood are wet
And the God who reigned over Babylon
Is the God who is reigning yet.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
CHURCHES:

CATHOLIC CHURCH, Arcadia College
and Pilot Knob. L. WERNERT Rector.
High Mass and Sermon at Arcadia College
every sunday at O'Clock A. NJ. Vespers and
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at
O'Clock P. NJ. High Mass and Sermon and
Benedictionat Pilot Knob Catholic Church
Mt 1880 O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday School for
children at 1880 O'Clock P. NJ.
NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH, Fort Hill,
between Ironton and Arcadia. Rev. l..
f. ASPLEY, Pastor. Services every sunday,
st IL A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, 1880 O'Clock. Sab
bath School at $3.50 A. NJ. Ladies' Aid So
ciety, Thurs day, P. NJ. Ladies' Prayer-
Meeting, Friday, 2 P. NJ. Juvenile M1sslon-
ary Society at Parsonage, Saturday, 2:oO P.
M. Choir Practice at Church, Friday, 1880
p. NJ. All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
BAPTIST CHURCH, Madison street,
near Knob ST., Rev. GEORGE STEEL, pastor
Residence Ironton. Preaching on every
Saturday before the first Sunday OF eacn
month at 2:30 P. N. and every Sunday at IL
A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ. Sunday School every
Sunday at $40 A. NJ. and Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday evening at 1880 P. NJ.
Presbyterian Church, cor. Reynolds
and Knob streets, Irontou. Services at IL A.
NJ. aud 1880 P. NJ. Sunday School at 1880 A.
NJ. Y. 2. s. C. f., $3.50 P. NJ. Prayer Meet
ng Wednesday, Pm.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Episcopal, Ironton.
Rev. A. BRITAIN, Pastor. Services Sunday
IL A. NJ. and PM. Also P. NJ. Wednesday.
Sunday School every Sunday, at $3.50 A. N.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pilot Knob.
Rev. J. c. FRITZ, Pastor.
NJ. E. CHURCH, Corner Shepherd
and Washington streets, Ironton. III. A.
HENLEY. pastor. Preaching every sun
iav at III A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. Sunday
School at $3.50 A. NJ. and Select Reading at
p. NJ. Literary every Tuesday night at 8.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
MO-. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 18oo NUMBER 4

cepting it; and we fail to see any diff
ference between that transaction and
the recent attempt of the Mckinley
Commissioners to induce Aguiualdo
to commit treason against his country;
except that the Filipino leader proved
himself to be a higher type of man
than Benedict Arnold was. After the
American people had soundly whipped
Spain, our shoddy Imperialists seem
to have adopted Spanish methods as
their rule of action, including the SUBJ
lection of weak and helpless people
and the subornation of treason. But
the American people will clear their
skirts of the disgrace, and set matters
right again at the election in 1900
Mississippi Tdlley Democrat.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
Missouri to be Hannalzed.

We have tip from Republican head
quarters, from the inner of inners and
holy of holies of Dollar Mark Hanna
dom, that next year Missouri is to be
boodled to an extent never before
dreamed of in the regions of political
corruption. The Hannacrats have de-
clared their purpose to carry Missouri
in 19e0-and we all know what that
means. They claim that in 1896 their
..literature" (printed in green ink and
coerciye measures were confined to the
cities and towns along the lines OF the
railroads, but next year they are going
out into the country, among the farm
ers, to see what can be done there
They have already commenced opera
tions by quietly lending and Offering
to lend money at low rates OF interest
to Democratic farmers, the loans to
run for six months or year. This
will make the mortgages come due in
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
They're Mutually Sollcltous.

In one of its recent editorial after
thoughts" the Globe-Denaocrat remarks
that Colonel Bryan is extremely So
licitous about the welfare OF the COM
mercial drummers. And yet they didn't
do a thing to him in 1885,"
1t is true that in the last presidential
campaign many commercial travellers,
largely Influenced by the corporations
employing them, worked and voted
against the Democratic ticket. They
were made to believe that it was to
their interest to do so. Some who failed
to accede to the wishes of their employ
ers on this point were discharged for
their stubborn opposition to Mr.. Nc
Kinley.
By the election of the latter to the
Presidency-thec commercial drummers
having been an influential factor for
Republican success-the trusts were
firmly fixed in power. They began to
increase marvelously in number and
extent of capitalization. One of the
first effects of their domination was an
almost appalling reduction in the num-
Der of commercial travellers employed.
With monopolistic control of their
respective fields. drummers were not
needed. The consumer had to buy of
them without solicitation. Many thou
sands of travelling men have lost their
positions in consequence, and the re-
duction is still going on.
The GEobe-Democrat has another
s'ed1torial afterthought" coming TO it.
Colonel Bryan is extremely solicitous
about the welfare of the commercial
drummers. The commercial drum
mers are also equally solicitous about
the welfare of Colonel Bryan. They
realize the ghastly mistake they made
in 1896. They will not repeat it in
1900. They will vote and work for
the candidate of that party which is
opposing trust monopoly. They know
now what trust monopoly means-the
elimination of the travelling man as a
useless figure where consumers must
necessarily buy of the trusts.-St.
Louis Republic.
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leges that trusts are beneficial institu-
tions.
If trusts are benefit to the people
why does Hanna say that the party of
which he is the boss is going to oppose
them?
If trusts are not beneficial, why does
Mark Hanna assert that William J.
Bryan failed to prove their evil tend
encies?
That Hanna forgets one day what he
said the day before is not surprising
because 1t is simply an illustration of
the old proverb that a liar needs
long memory.
Hanna was quoted by republican pa
pers as saying that his party would OPP
pose trusts and thus take the wind out
of democratic sails.
Now, he is quoted by the came re-
publican authority as speaking con-
corning the trust conference as follows:
1.-The result is that Bryan got a great
chewing up by Bourke Cochran. Coch-
ran asked Bryan to show him evidence
that industrial combinations were evil
in their tendency. That's proper de-
mand. Show US the evidence. There
is absolutely no imitation in the exist
ing business prosperity. There is no
unusual extension of credit. Business
men are paying cash for all they get
and are glad to do it. They are not
asking credit. We simply passed
through period of prolonged business
drought under Cleveland that exhaust
ed all our supplies and strained to the
swapping point thousands of our es-
tablished industries. Now the drought
is over. The business men want raw
and manufactured products and have
the money to pay for them. Is there
anything wrong with that? Take pig
iron, for instance. The high prices
are owing to the demand. Pig iron is
scarce and that's why the price is
high"
Does Mark Hanna know why pig iron
is scarce?
Does he not know that the iron mines,
the mills and the transportation facili
ties are controlled by the trusts?
If he could induce himself to tell the
truth he would say that pig iron is high
because the trusts have created mon
opoly.
Is monopoly good thing?
Did Bourke Cochran ''chew up
Bryan" to the extent of proving that a
monopoly has no evil tendencies?
Hanna should try to be consistent.
His bad logic, springing out of bad
faith, can do his party no good. Nc
Kinley should give Hanna hint
Chicago Democrat.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-09-28
TRY US.

the midst of the campaign, and the
borrowers will then find it impossible
to renew the loans unless they bind
themselves to vote the Imperial ticket.
This is the first move in the game.
1t will be followed later by offers of po-
litical preferment and financial agen-
cies to leading Democrats in every
county who will agree to use their in
iuence for the ticket of the land pirates.
Everything that can be done will be
done to place influential Democrats
under financial obligations of some
kind or other, and then as the cleo
tion approaches the party lash win be
laid upon their shoulders and all the
hateful machinery of coercion set in
motion to force them into line with
the will of of their financial masters.
Special efforts are to be made with
farmers employing large numbers OF
men, with the ultimate purpose of CO.
ercing these men to vote the Imperial
ticket. Printed matter of the most
plausible character. drafted and word
ed so as to conceal its real purpose,
,, will be mailed to farmers by the ton,
and surreptitiously inserted in agri-
cultural papers in the form of stories
or articles on agriculture, fruit and
stock raising, etc. Those who escape
the Contamination of these agencies of
the Evil One will need to be wiser than
serpents, for it will come upon them
in the stiffness of the night. from dark,
and crooked, and unexpected ways, its
ugliness concealed beneath cloak Of
hypocritical righteousness and philan-
thropy.
Our advice to Missouri farmers is,
Hold fast to the principles of Jefferson,
Franklin and Washington, keep your
eyes open, take all the Hannacratic
money you can get-5ut be careful
not to tie yourselves up so tight that
you can't slip out. II you put the
hangman's halter around you neck,
grease the knot so it will slip when the
trap falls. And, in conclusion, the
information given in this article is alb
solutely true. The plan outlined here
in has been decided upon in Hanna
cratic headquarters, and it will be
carried out with more or less detail as
circumstances arise in the progress of
the conspiracy. We get our informa-
tion from tine headcenter direct, and
not in any hearsay or roundabout man
ner. They are determined to carry
Missouri if money and coercion can do
it, because Missouri Is regarded as the
Gibraltar of human freedom, and the
capture of this stronghold would so
dishearten the people that the future
of Monocratic subiugation would be an
easy Mississippi. Valley DEM
ocrdt and Journal of Agriculture.