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The times., 1899-11-11
The Verdict.

tFrom the Philadelphia Record
Tie Democrats saved Mary land by making their
rsInuaigu on State issues with sound money can
didates They saved Nebraska by open fusion
with the Populigts and the remarkable personal
campaigning Of NJ Bryan Everywhere els the
battle went against them. II is evident that
the country cannot be carried against the policy
Of expansion.
The times., 1899-11-11
SoneIesx Ney, England.
rFrom he BcEfou Globel

" AetH tltE At'-t''4- N'--"--s
Az old New England farmer sat recently AZ tGe
door Of the old homestead seventy years ago
said he, when I was 4 boy and came down IN the
morning the air rang with the song Of birds On
every tree there was chorus 81 sonssters- Lhe
woods were full oi game iu those days We never
heard OF paris green. with which % DIVE the
bugs from the potato vines and squashes- A SIN
pie ..clrecrow' served the purpose ot keeping the
crows from the corn. For the re~r. when the
fields we're once planted they grew undisfurbed
Now there are next 70 no birds. The sir IS tune
less But for every vegetable there Is z hug
The bulk Of the farmers time IS spent lH hThtlAS
hssEs. Paris green or sprays Of deadly poison are
daily necessity. The world seems dead 90 me-
The birds ere gene and feel 70 more Il hens
The times., 1899-11-11
The south and Expansion.
CFrom The savannah News.

We shall not be at all surprised il within year
there is stronger sentiment in the South in favor
OF retaining the Philippines-at least until the
Filipinos are fitted Tor selfgovernment-thsu in
anv other section Of the country A noteworthy
instance Of the change that is going on in the
uOa lions Of public men this Philippine mat
ter is the recent letter OF Senator Nllmsu, OF
South Carolina 10 the manufacturers OF that
State. Senator McIAurin mss always held the opiu-
ion that the Philippines ought 10 be retained, but
the senior senator has held a different opinion.
The times., 1899-11-11
THE COTTON sPNNERs.
Resolutions FHvorinE Expansion
Claimed 10 BE Nou-POIificaI.

Resolutions FaVorinE Expansion
Claimed 10 BE Nou-PoIificaI
CHARLOTTE, n. c., Nov 1O.-Dr. J. H.
McAden is president of the Southern Cot
ton Spinners' Association. whose board of
governors recently passed resolutions IA
voring expansion and action by this Gov
eminent to protect American commercial
interests in China and the rar East So
much attention has been attracted by the
resolutions that DR. Alden has been asked
for further consideration as to the atti-
tude of Southern manufacturers on the
question treated.
Regarding these resolutions he said:
These resolutions were considered by the
members of the association as non political
and purely from a business standpoint.
The author of the resolutions is a Demo-
crat; they were seconded by a Democrat
in short, forcible, and eloquent speech,
and We're passed without a dissenting
vote. A very large majority of the mem
bers of the association are Democrats
In your opinion what position do the
members of the Southern Cotton Spinners
Association hold in regard to the policy OF
the United States and this Administra-
tion7" he was asked.
They look on this question purely as a
business proposition. Neither OF the great
political parties has declared its policy On
these questions. Our manufacturers Of
cotton goods know that there is an in
creasing demand for American products in
China, and the outlook is bright if our
manufacturers will improve it. Hence We
are in favor Of the open door policy with
China and Japan and for every facility for
export trade. They are therefore, heartily
in favor Of maintaining and extending our
trade with China, laying the Pacific cable.
and constructing the Nicaragua Canal.
They believe that this should be the united
policy of both Of the great parties in the
near future. They believe the President
of the United States has broad, compre-
hensive, and patriotic views of public poll
icy. and in his management Of the Philip
pine Islands ne Will preserve the honor
and dignity OF the American flag"
The times., 1899-11-11
A DAVIS MONUMENT.
Daughters of the Confederacy TO
Raise Memorial Fund

Raise Memorial Fund.
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. lO.-Declinlng to
avail themselves Of the opportunity to erect
a monument 10 themselves, the United
Daughters Of the Coufederaey today decided
to concentrate all their energies on the
work of raising not less than $4,000, and
as much more as can be secured, to put up
in one of the public parks of Richmond a
monument to Jefferson Davis. Chapters of
the Daughters all over the State will be
asked 10 aid in the work Appeals viii
be sent out, and the monument will it is
thought. be erected within the next two
years.
The times., 1899-11-11
senator cnrter,s Error.
~, tba Chicago Times HeraIdl

lFrom the chicago Iimes-HeraId.J
United States Senator Carter was arrested and
sned at Helena Mon the other day for splitting
ON the sidewalk Statesmen who become sccus-
toned 70 seeing their colleagues pull of their
shoes. put their feet on the desks and spit on
iha HooT OF the Senate Chamber while the highest
legislative body OF the land is in session must
remember that there are benighted places in this
country where senatorial courtesy is not always
recognized
The times., 1899-11-11

bage gardens and the stogy districts Of
Pennsylvania; and the insular fruits are
feared because they might exert pressure
on market now supplied at higher prices
from Florida
In short American consumers are de-
MED the sugar Of Porto Rico for domestic
political reasons connected with the cam
paign Of 1900 They must not be allowed
q cha TO smoke the superior cigars of
the islsnd-cigars Of a grade not produced
elsewhere in this country from native
plants. No opportunity TO drink the frag
rant coffee-much like Mocha-of Porto
Rico must be allowed them and the
luscious tropical fruits which honest free
trade would bring to our ports at cost
within the means of the poor are merci-
Iessly barred
There is nothing particularly new or
strange in this picture. painted by the Ad-
ministration on orders from the Sugar
Trust; from the trust interested in Cuban
tobacco lands. and local growers of in
ferior stock; and from the fruit syndicates
and steamship companies engaged in the
trade with Central America.
Here at home We might easily accept
the prohibition which means. as to some
commodities, poorer goods and higher
prices. if the reconcentrado policy Of the
party in power toward Porto Rico did not
involve the ruin of its only industries, and
the hopeless impoverishment of its un-
happy population. But these we presume
form some of the crimes against humanity
which must be condoned in order that the
Republican campaign chest next year may
be filled to bursting And there is small
prospect of any change II the Democratic
party possessed the sense and business per
ception to embrace honest national expan-
sion as Thomas Jefferson did. and as the
American people do today, and make the
fight Of 1900 against dishonest expansion
which includes Otisism and Denbyism at
Manila, and Dingleyism in Porto Rico,
there would be bright hope for the future.
But, as the famous Mrs. F.'s aunt re
marked, You cannot make a head with
brains IN it out Of brass knob. You
couldn't when your Uncle George was
alive; much less now when he's Naad.
The times., 1899-11-11
A Lake of Beer.
lFrem the BaItimore sun. }


The beer which Is consumed throughout the
world IN a single year would make lake feet
deep, s% miles long, mile wide, 2,8l9 acres
in area in this vast lake Of beer we could easily
drown all the English-speaking people, to the
number Of 100 600 900, throughout the entire
world; or we could give beer bath 10 every man.
woman, and child at the time in the entire
continent Of America.
The times., 1899-11-11
VOTE ELECTORAL VOTE
Total for Mckinley. .i45I

Mckinley over Bryan. los
That this proportion in the electoral college
will be preserved in 1900 cannot be proved. But
il cannot be disproved. 1t is a contemporsneous
Presidential indication. II any changes are like
", those most likely would be the return of Mary
land to the Republican and that of Kentucky to
the Democratic column, which would NOT mater
inIly affect proportions. In some of the States
the Federal political situation directly fought
out. In others it was only indirectly regarded
as a matter affected BY votes to be cast. In none
Of the States was the matter wholly absent from
the minds OF voters.
The times., 1899-11-11

Mr. Rice, the star witness against the
Standard Oil Trust, whose testimony was
worked out Of him in advance and then
barred by the Industrial Commission yes
terday, should refuse to present it in the
eXpurgated form, protest against the ac
ton of the body, and reserve it for Con-
gress and the public
The times., 1899-11-11

According to gossip concerning the Cabi-
net meeting yesterday Secretary Root ex-
pressed the opinion that Aguiualdo is still
somewhere in the Island OF Luzon and can
not escape "Will not. would be a better
way to put it. Why should he wish to
elope while Otis is at Manila and DENLY
close TO Mr McKinley's ear? We should
like TO hear a few observations from Mr.
Root on that point, if he viii be so good!
The times., 1899-11-11
Looking Forward.

(From the Brooklyn Eagle)
Had the elections on Tuesday been for Presi-
dental electors had Messrs. Bryan and McKin
ley been running and had people in the States
contested voted under such circumstances as
they did yesterday, the result would have been
as follows:
ELECTORAL VOTE ELECTORAL VOTE
nv
The times., 1899-11-11
Mr.. McLean,s Notion.

tFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer)
In the melancholy DAYS Of November the view
Of the Democratic editor gently tends TO agri-
culture and art
The times., 1899-11-11
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

The Advertisers Guarantee Company. Of CHI
oago. hereby cer:ifcs that il has, 10y its expert
examiners prCsen and attcsted tie circulation Ui
THE TIME Of "a ashingten, d. c. The daily
average PAID cirlulatiou for the month Of sep
tember, Ie99. ass 90 2zG copies.
This is GUARANTEED to the advertisers ui the
CoTntry lv bond of $50. 800 in the Fidelity and
Deposit COmpans O. Maryland. deposited with tine
Northwestern Rational Bank Of Chicago.
ADYLRTlSERG GUARANTEE COMPANY.
By r. MASON. President
The times., 1899-11-11

Rosders a THE TINES who may at any time
be unable 10 procure copies Of it al any news
stand - rsiiToad station, OF on railroad trains,
VIII confer q favor dp0n the management by
EeHdiH. 20 ;his Office informa tiou Of the fact.
THE TIMES. in al its editions. Morning Even
ing, and Sunday win be mailed 10 one address
.or FIFTY CENTS per month. Addresses changed
often as desired.
The times., 1899-11-11

Communications intended for publication in
ThF TINES m-st be tersely and plainly written
snd mus ~ sll cases be accompanied ~ the
name and address Of the writer Rejected COM
u-uricatiUHs VIII Mt be- preserved. and Only man.
usCsp-s 81 CbvoIs importance viii be returned
20 ttcir authors
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Warmm Der Yr6Hoemt ntGt
mittranf.

Sarriion, ieiner3eits YrGibent ber
Ger. Staten mar pDliger abItinent,
Don ibm ptro 5olsenbes er3Gblt: @ls
er gum prdiioenten gepG6lt nar, ga
ben Ieine Sreunbe ibm elm 8antett. -
Der Gbampasner flieBt in StrDmen,
bic 5reunbe t~oaiten auf iein @pbl, fe
laiien aaes leben, mas Inn lieb unt
fpertb unb tbeuer lit. Der prGiioeni
itDBt t~oniequent nit benz @aHerglaIe
an. Die Sreunbe bitten i'm, Iie Be-
i9pOren ibn, er mD9te bod nur einmal
cine tleine Nusnabme MAIDEN; er MIDI.
te bod nur Elm tleines 8lGs6en NIT
trinten, ben Sreunoen gu 2iebe an ieis
mem g6rentage. Die Bitten puroen
INNER bringenoer, INNER itiirmii6er.
S4lieBli4 erbebt ii9 Sarrifon unt
iprl6t: m@ds poQen sic, meme Ser
REM @ls i9 bic S4ule perlieB nit IL
meiner &ameraoen, ha babe i6 bds Sc
liboe abgelegt, in meinem 9anaen 2ez
ben feinen Sropfen ir9eno zines alfobos
lii6en @etrGntes iiber meme Gippen au
brin9en. 9ieies 8elii6Oe babe i9 ME
ge6ro6en. lnb meine IL &ameraben
liegen ale bereits unter benz Haien,
unO ale, tpeil iie tranten. SD oeroan=
te meme 8sfunobeit, meme Grfolge
unb mein 2ebensgliid bieiem 8sliib0e.
Mplel sic. bah i'd es isht 6rsas2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

&atbplii9e Gltern, pel9e hire &tnz
Der ni9t in tdtbolii9e S6ulen i6iden,
ertldren bamit, tpenn ni9t quite @riin=
De lie enti9ulbigen, baB, o pieles
a liegt, lie bas fatboliI4s
S9ulpeien abi9affen pber bod 5uper:
triippeln iu6en piirben. 0isIes gilt midi
nur fir Die Glementarz b. +. bic Yfarrs
I9ulen, ionbern bas beaiebt ii6 aud
por5igli9 auf bic mittleren fatbpli.
f3en 2ebranitalten, bic 9bmnaiier
unb Colleges. Nie foaen bic Seiuitsn,
Srdnsisfaner, bic Batter pom 81
&reua unb anbere grsieber hire gone,
glen uno So9f9ulen u~nterbalten tOn.
nen, lpenn Tie BON fatbplif6en Sling
lingen ni9t beiu6t fperben unb penr
tatholii9e 2aien ni6t bas 10 notbpen=
btge S9ulgelb entri9ten, pel9es BIZ
llnterbaltungstoiten bieier @nftalter
beitreitet. Ilio fatbolif6e glterr
na99eba4t unb pie intelligence aatbos
liten sebanbelt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
9. N. Sc. GentraIsNereiu.

Office Ses Corr. II. Sin. Setretdrs.
On bic 8eamten unb Mitelieber BET
benz .. 81. &. Central erein
angei6loRenen 8ereine:
Seit benz lebten @ufruf, Der in Sas
den Der bemnddit gu ct. paul itatts
finbenben A. Notwithstanding
bes Gentrals8 ereins on bieier Stelt
eri9ien, lit munhe frobe &unbs aus
ben betbeiligten &rsiien on unier Sbr
sebrunsen. Sn Der Jeititabt ielbit,
iino Die @reeinsbriiber, namentli9 bic
Seiteomites, emiis an Der Mrbeit nit
ben fir bieie grobe fatbolii9e 3ufams
mentunft notbpenbisen 8orbereitun.
gen. @aes plant, treibt unb i9afft;
unb bod berri9t in benz anfGeinenb
tpirren 9etrisbe bic m~uIterbafteite
Srbnung, benn Der @runbplan, mad
benz bus ganSe groBe Werf selettsi
piro, 1T bon fGbigen uno erfabrenen
MGnnern entporfen porben; jebem
Gomite 1T feline Qrbeit 5~usefpieien, Die
in ii9 fslbit elm ielbititdnbises 8an5es
bilbet, uno ii9 nit ben @rbeiten aler
anberen Gomites barmoniia gum Sc
Iammtrefultat perbinbet.
Snopii9en lit Der @e~reinsssiIt i'm
9an5en Staate Minnefota neu entz
flammt iporben, iiberaG Seist fi6 bic
9e9eiiterung fir bas beuti9e fatbolis
f6e 8ereinsneien i'm 4agemeinen UNI
fir ben Gentrdls0er unb Sling
lingsbunb i'm 8elonberen, iiberaa ar
6eiten bic 8eamten unb bic Witglieoer
Der 2ocaloersine mGatig fir bic Muss
bebnung bss Ginfluhes ibrer 8sreine,
unb aus ben porliegenben 8eridten err
bdlt man bic iebr befriebigsnbe uebsrs
5eugung, oaB bieie 8%emiibunssn aud
bon Grfolg getrDnt Iein nerben. @ins
groBe InSabl neusr 8ereine lit an fol-
den Srten entitonoen, no bisber feline
eriitirten. Ollie bieie 8ereine, be ii6
iett benz Gentrals8erei ansei9lohen
haben, iperben auf Der 0eneralDtra
iammIuna pur4 OsleQaten psrtretea
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Sns fothoIiSd1p WprpinsmI

Iein. Sas tatboliI1e @%ereinsneien
lpeiit in ienem Staate cine seiunbe, ges
beibli6e GntpiGelune auf, llno mir
tperoen ieben, baB nit Der generalpers
iommlune in Der Nppitelltobt cine meme
Nera fir bic beuti9en fatbplif6en Der
cine pes Staates Mtnnefota anasbros
9en lit.
Die Setbeilieung aus ben umlieeens
ben Staaten, ben Oatota's, iopie Snis
nois unb Wtsconiin tpirb ebenfaGs cine
febr CUTE Ietn, inbem piele 0ereine De
legaten ienben, aber bon ben iibrieen
Staten bat fib leiber nod feline erobe
9etbeilisuns bemertbar sema9t unb
mD6te ih besbalb an ale 8ereine tpiez
perum Die 8itte ri6tsn, bod 9slesaten
our 9eneralperiammluns gu entienz
ben.
Die Notwithstanding bat, bars
auf 1T f6on perf6iebentli9 aufmerts
fam 9emadt purben, ipi9tise 9eI9Gfte
p%or5unebmen, pel6e ben gdnsen
8erbanb betreffen unb au9 ollie
Slieber ~besielben intereiiiren iolten,
uno barum fo1te audi Der Central
8erein alleemein pertreten fein.
Die Sntelltgens bes Central
@ereins ionte pertreten fein, bamit nur
@ripriebli6es fir benielben bei9Iofs
len unb s~eleiitet peroe.
Ilio auf na9 ct. Yaul! Sober @ere
elm ipu, penn es mOgii9 lit, pertreten
iein, uno ieoer beuti6e tatbolif6e Der
einsmann uno Satbplif, Der einmal
einem e6ten beuti9en fatboliI9en syeits
beipobnen min, Der nebme ii6 in Der
oritten Wode bes Septembers sSerien
bon ieiner MISUNDERSTANDING unb
betbeilige ii9 an Der Al. @enerdlpers
%Iammluns bes o. &. g. Gentrols8er,
ems in ct. Paul, Minn. Sie Seitbe=
bOrbe bat fi6 aud bereits nit Der ,Wes
tern Yaf. z4hociation" in 8erbinouno
gefebt, nm cine bebeutenbe grmGbis
9ung Der Sdbrpreiie gu e%rlangen.
46tunespon
Mntpn8 tdel, SER.
Wilpautee, /. dug. 1899.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
Ni9r. SOr0Ocr geisiert nuo
geebrt.

Solgenber 8ert9t Der .&DlniI9en
8Oltsaeituns" ipri4t elm redt e~rfrsulis
dies Wort fir bic 2nertennung Der
@erbienIte bes e~initsns 10 ungsre9t
perfolgten Migr. SdrDber:
SO ii II |, 20. Sult. Seute fanb
an Der t0ntgl. Qtaoamie bic Wa6l bes
&ettOrs fir bas tommenbe SSdbr Itatt.
Mtt GROCER Webrbeit purbe Sr. Or.
8lubau, ProfehOr Der neuteitamentliz
den @regeie, gepdblt. oils Setan Der
t9eolo9tf4en Safultat ging Sr.
Prpfefor Or. g d b b er ein1timmiq
aus Der Dabl berDor. Dieter Ser
truuensausbrud lit 3uglei9 cine
IN o hlberbiente 8enuqtbus
ung fir ben piirbi9en 9riefter unb
ausge5et9neten utaoemti9en 2ebrer
segeniiber ben bGmii6en Qnqrtffen
uno gemeinen 8erleumbun9en bes Ii
beralen Qmeritanismus unb Ieiner
MnbGnger.
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Gin 2tlpiegen ats oer ohpeia,

profehor Sr. 8roBbaro in Winters
tbun er5dblt Solgenbes:
Bel 9%elesenbeit elmer ssabrt nit
Wfitglieoern bes bieiisen Mlpentlubs
auf ben uriertbItod am %. unb 20.
Suit 1894 battsn mir 8elesenbeit, aui
Der 9ansbaumalp einen 4lpfegsn fpre:
den gu bOren. 8si Ginbru6 Der Na6i
trat Der iiingite Der 9irten, 5rans So
iepb 3pdiiig bon Seelisberg, auf einen
!Siigel nabe Der Sennbiitte unb riei
bur4 einen Mil6tridter in rbbtbmi.
f4em SonfaIe aber pbne eiaentli6s
Melobie, ben Seeen iiber bic i'm OGm-
merlidt liegenbe dip binaus:
Sn 9ottes Hamen su lobe!
Der gngel bes 9errn bradte Mario
Die 8otidaft; lie empfing bon @otI
benz bl. 9eift, unb Mdria iprah,
Siebe. i9 bin cine Sienerin bes Serrn
unb mir sei9ebe nab Seinem Worte.
lnb bas Wort 1T Sleif9 seporben uni
bat unter uns genobnt.
9ur III p1e1er UP ut etn 9oloeneI
Sting,
Sd iibt bic liebe Mutter @ottes
Wfit ibrem ber3lieben &inb ssyefu barin.
Sefus, Seius. Sefus.
. Ou liebrei9er 9err Ssius GbriI,
Woueit bebiieten unb bepabre.
Was auf oieIer dip sueeaen lit!
Walt Soft Der beilig SAINT @ntoni,
Walt Soft Der beilis SAINT Wenoel,
Walt Soft Der beilis SAINT @ali,
uno bic duserpGblte Seilise @ottes
ali!
Wdlt Soft Die beilig 9reifdltigfeit,
8ott Batter, Sobn unb Der beilie
@eift!
Woaeit uns bebiieten uno betpabre
Dor alem iiblen unb bDfen @'fpeift!
Walt 8ott bic beilig Sant Nnna!
Soft lei Sob uno Sant in ali gpis.
teit! @men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

)erleienen @ntipprt psrIpri9t sc. Seis
ligteit ieiner Witpirtung, erinnert an
Die Sbatia9e, bab Der papit oft als
S6ieoSri6ter fungtrt babe, uno per=
ii9ert i9lieBlt9, Dab er trob ieiner
iebigen anprmalen Sage fortfabren
peroe, fir bic 51rberuns Der Gipiliias
tion unb Observation-Disclosures gu
tpirfen.
Der Brief Der &Dnisin unb bic @ers
leiung in Der Gonferen5 ipar augens
i9einli9 cine Dirt na9trdgli9er Sc
nugtbuung pegen Der Ni9ts@ inlabuns
oes papftes. 3ugleid aber lieet parin
oas @inseftdnbnib, bab man .obne bic
Witbiilfe oieies mG6tieen moralii9en
Sailors, bes Papittbums, ni6ts Sc
l4eibtes duf benz ertpGbnten 9ebiete gu
errei9en permas. m@rceliipr."
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IT.

Der SdulinipettOr paiiirte zines
Cages einen tleinen Srt unb puroe
bon einisen mutbpiIisen Sunsen, bic
lid binter einem 3aun perItedt bielten,
NIT S4neebalen beiporfeu. Gr iu9te
ben 2ebrer auf unb psrlanste bic 8s.
itrafung Der 8uben, babel betonenb, ia
ntdbt gu perratben, bab Der 4ttaquirte
Der S9ulinipettor sepeien iei. Dies
belt Der seftrense 9err our Wabruna
lelner Wirbe fir seboten. Mm ndbs
lten Sag idgte Der 2ebrer 5u ben i'm
S9ul5tmmer beriammelten Buben:
"9eltern baben einise BON eud fpieber
stnen tremoen 9errn nit S9neebanen
befporfen. Sast es nur sutpilis, tper
mar IS Denn?" Scr S1ulinipet,
tor" iau4ote bic gauge alafe.
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&atDoIiI6er ~&irdens9alenoer.
gum barmber3iaen Samaritan. =
Gut. 10, 23-37.
Ser Brief Der Sii60fe Oct
WiI,panfcer &irhenpro'
ptus an ocn III. Batter

1T als elm re6t m%eiitsrbafter Shadb5u9
eeaen ben GinfluB bes r2iberdlismus"
uno Ieiner ntappi9en" SefDroerer uno
9arteioGnger gu betra4ten. Ntdt
nur benefit bas S9reiben, i'm Seretne
nit etnem Gbnli6en, pel6es Sti6ot
Srpbec BON ct. Gloub, Mtnn., obges
f6idt bat, baB bic beuti4reoenben
tirbli6en Sberbirten Der Der. Staa@
ten ni6t i'm Sabrpai1er Des ltberalen
.3sitgsiftes iegeln, unb itrummton1er<
pdtipe Qn6Gnser bes bl. &Dmiih en
Stubles Iinb, pbne fir ibren Sitel als
ebte @meritaner gu fiir4ten, ionoern
bic geIal3enIte S9lappe fir Die liberale
8eIeGi9aft, f9eint uns, liegt BARN,
baB Die 2iberalen gepifermuBen oieien
8rief berausgefprber 9aben.
@ie es nGmli6 in benz S3reiben
beibt, bielten bic 8i190fe Der Milpaus
teer 8ropinS es ais ielbltperitGnoli9,
bab tie bas S9reiben bes Pupites iiber
ben u@meritanismus" pie treue Sob
ne, bereitpiQigit empfingen uno oefen
Sppprtunitdt anertdnnten. Seine
@ntprot pGre dlip f9on ielbitpers
ftGno(th Elm 9eihen Der aQaemetnen
@~efrieoigung gepeien.
Run aber, 10 I4eint es, meinten
einige prebbengel Der englii9en 90
gespreFe, ite tpiroen ibren liberalen
6erren pieIet6t btenli9 iein tDnnen,
ipenn tie ben 8iidDfen Der Milpauteer
Proptn5 ruuf ben 3abn fiblen" mir
ben. 60 par in Dem Gbicagper SUI
benblatte Zines 9eralb" cine .SeBs
bepef9e" eri9ienen. Migr. &uBer babe
elm S9reiben na9 Hom eei9idt, in
pel9em pgesen Die 8e5ei4nung 4mes
ritanismus" pber 70 etpas, Stelung
! eenommen puroe.
9as mar uber cine re9t pi9nerfibiz
) ee" Sattit, benn bus beiBen mir ii9
cine Sbrfeige bolen eeben. Die libez
ralen PreB5igeuner bGtten ii9 bus bod
ausre9nen tDnnen, bab Die rgroben
Seuti9en" teinen SpaB periteben,
ipenn Prtn5ipten Der 9 e.
beutung elmer ttr9li9en
DottrinfrGge i'm Spiele iteben.
So9 bic Diplomatic" unierer Suben
bon Der SagespreFe 1T bispeilen grob
pie beren Nafen. llno 70 lit bas
S9reiben Der 8ii9Dfe Der Milpaufeer
PrpOin5 eri9ienen, uno nenn es jeBt
2eute i'm liberalen Eager gi6t, Die
Dt9at tireb feeling" BADEN, 10 e~mpfeblen
mir tbnen ni9t rSoob's SarIaparilu"
fonoern cine 9Oiis beuti9er Gbrli9teit
beim Stuoium pdpitli6er S9reiben
bon Der 8eOeutung b~esieni9en an gars
binal Gibbons iiber ben yamerifaniss
mus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

trttt 5tpi19en benz beuti9en @ertreter
unb benz 0ertreter Der Der. Staaten
cine erfreuli6e llebereinitimmung bers
Dor, pdbreno Der englii9e 0ertreter
S9pierigteiten ma9t. Selbitpers
itGnbli9 bGlt 0euti9lanb, tpenn es
ieBt audi ni9t mebr iiolirt baItebt, ltns
perbrii6li9 an benz 9runoiabe Der
@initimmtgteit Der 9ei6liHIe Der
Gpmmtfiion felt. 8esei9nenb lit fir
Die Ginseborenen, oab Watdafa ii6 Der
gommifiion gegeniiber piel entgesenz
fommenoer sei9t, ais Sanr, bic areas
tur Der GnglGnoer, ipel9 lebterer LANCE
3eit @usflii9te fpegen Der perlangten
Iuslieferung Der Waffen ma6te. Man
fru9t ii6, pb bas Bios gigeniinn unb
ni6t audi etpas Ginblaiung lei. Mas
taafa iol ieinerieits iogar einberitanz
ben fein nit Der geplanten 4bi9affung
Der &0nigspiiroe auf Samoa, Elm 3eiz
den, Dab Die brei Md9te an linn cine
quite Stiibe ibrer Nbii9ten baben. Ser
ameritanii9e Sberrt6ter Chambers,
pel9er 9egen Re9t uno @eies benz
gum &Dnig g~etpGblten Mataafa feline
Wirbe abertannt unb tie Der &reatur
Der 2onboner MiiiiOn, Sanu, sugez
tpunbt bat, lit BON ieinem Imte suriidz
getreten; Seuti9luno iol, mas aber
tpenig glaubli4 lit, ieiner bumaligen
Gnti4eibung 5ugeitimmt baben. Mdz
taafa lit beute 10 gut tpie bamals nod
Der re9tmGBtge &Ontg, unb bic Qbs
i9affung bes &Dnigtbums bebarf als
@prbeDinsung ieines @eraidtes, gu
benz er ia ~aaerbings bereit lit. Matda>
fas 4nbdnger polen ibren &Dnig ni6t
10 lei6t fabren laTen unb boffen nod
auf 8eibebaltung Des 8Dnistbums."