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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-01
Rcittc tteuc GntDe6ttt,A

lit Die 5batiahe, bab sSorni's 9llpeu=
strduter Dlutbeleber Elm uncertainties
Qeilnlittel fiir Nbeumatiter 1T. 5D piel
'ftebt feit, oaB Der Blutbelebr ,nebr bart=
0nddi9e Gdae beilte als iraenb ein Nbeu=
fmatismusnittel i'm Martte. gipe prp=
'be tpirb ben llngldnbi9l ten iiber3eugen.
Wenn Dir baber Der lange Winter
.G6mer5en IN ben Musteln, NeiBen in
ben 8einen ober ionliigen 8lieoma.
ben suriidgelailell bat. 10 reibe Die leis
oenben Stellen nit 6Drni's Deil Gel
Elm urlb nebme Gprni's Mlpentrdnter
Blutbeleber. Man pergelIe jeooA nidt
oaB berielbe llur BEL ipesiellen 2otalz
agenten nnb ni1t in Mpotbefen sn ba-
ben 1T. sSft er niht in euerer Gegenb
su finoen, 10 ,Deroe man lid) bireft an
Or. peter Gabrnep, ll2 ia GDutb
0opne Npe., Gbieago Sa.
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Gin fnappcs Gntfc a.t ut CT.

Sanfbare Worte gelhrieben bon 6rau
Noa 6. 6art BON @orton. SO: ugr=
frantic on eiller lblimnen grfdltung
uelde lib auf Die 2ungen Idlug;
Sulfen tam oosu uno ring ib CT l6uinb=
iii9tig su meroen. Bier Merste gaben
mid auf ullo lasten, oaB i6 nur nod
futse 3eit 81 leben baben iueroe. SD
CAB MIDI ielbli neirem grloier auf,
boHeno, oaB iuenn i6 nibt bel meinen
SreunOen auf Groen bleiben fDnne, i1
meine ablpeienoen oben t.effen tperoe.
Semano CAB meinem Soften ben Gatb,
Gr. Sings 9fen Discooerp fir @bpino=
luht, 6uten unO grtdltuns gu beibaf=
fen. SD madte eillen 3eriub unb nabm
i'm 6an;en adt sslai6en. IS bat mid
furirt uno, Gott lei 9aut, id bin iebt
cine aeiunoe uno trdftiee 6rau. probe=
flalhen frei in s. s. Miler & eobns
Npotbete. &esuldre @r6Be so Gts. ,,nb
$1.0O. Garantirt ooer Der preis su=
riiferitottet. /
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2tnf oen gbilipptncn

liebt es fiir Die Nmerifaner rlid)t gldns
3eno Gus. Gs 3eist iid INNER mehr,
oab mir elmer 9elDaltiaen Nrmee beoiirs
1 fen, iDent mir bic Snieln anterperfen
tpollen. Geit Beginn Der 2egenseit
nuBten llrliere Sruppen Die meiften er-
oberten pldbe tpieoer aufaeben, uno los
balo iie ibre polten nerlailen nebmen
bic Gilipinos ibre @tellungen Elm, ipel=
DE susleid Die abSiebenoeil 5ruppen be-
Iitdnbig beldjtigen. Gie unseniiaenoe
InumeriIbe Stdrtes ber anterifaiii1en
1ruppen lit obne 3peifel Die SbulD
oaran, baB bic @eiamnliperllllte Der
Mmeritaner in ben periloIenen Wo1en
| 10 grob iinb. nbne oaB etlpas Beionoers
oafiir alif3uneiien tpdre. 9ie neiiten
admpfe baben auf @ebiet itattaefunoen.
bon benz bic Nmerifaner ben SSeinb per=
| iaat batten, bas lie aber .rieoer allfee=
ben muBten, neil fie nidt 5ruppen ge=
mug batten, I'm Barililonen Suriifju-
laiien.
| Sm 2riegs=Gepartement berriAt be-
siislid Der ghilippilien cine oiiltere
5timmllne. EieIelbe ipurbe bur6 Die
Nngriffe, pel9e auf 8eneral 2amtons
suriifaiebenbe 6eeresiaule semadt lpor=
ben iinb, beranlabt.
| Man iagt jebt. oaB WcNrtbur iid
ebenfalls oemndblt nab Manila 5uriid=
siebe1 iperoe, Oenn es miro aneelidts
Der fommenoen &eaenseit unmDalih
,uerben, ieine Sruppen mittelf Ma9en=
perbinoungen 81 perpfleaen. Naein
ielbit nenn 2ebteres mDglib mdre, piir=
Den Die 9ruppen bod, falls iie i'm 6eloe
au bleiben batten, lebr oemoralilirt ipers
ben.
| SEPT beiBt es aar oaB fribere ameri=
faniite 1reilpilliee in ben 3eiben Der
6ilipinos tdmpfen.
Inter oieien llmitdnben. ipurbe Die
,Nabribt, Die Macabebees, bic altell
6einbe Der 5a9alen, nitnihen auf Seite
Der Mnerifaner 81 tlmpIen, init Sreu.
ben beariiBt. uno es Ioa, nenn tbunlib,
ibrem Wunid nilfabren tperoen.
@eueral Otis bat Die SSreituilligen
laufgefproert. fib anT lebs Mpnate tpie=
Der anwerben su lailen.
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Wic titatt &ir0cn56uloett
tc30htt.

Sin beliebter plan 1T oas Brief gtite=
ten=Splten, our9 tpel6es Der S9reiber
bittet, ibm cine Gillette bon einen,
pafet Gleuelano Gacoa 3usuienben.
Ser Gmpfdnger erhdlt babet ben pollen
Wertb bes aus9eleeten Geloes uno bat
feline Soften dis Die tleine Mibe, Die ibm
oaraus erpd1st. Dies 1T biel leihter
als Sublcriptionen 3n iammeln, nobel
fir bic Beitrdge nidts aeaeben miro.
Die gtifetten tpefoen ben 6abrifanten
sageitellt. ipelher Dafiir be3ablt llno ba-
our6 feline Waaren betannt rnadt. uno
10 Die Nllseisetolten erfpart. War sSn=
tereiIe bieran nimmt. ithreibe an bic
GleDelano 6bofolaoe ilnD cocoa Com.
panD IN Glepelanb, Ebio. Dieielben
9eben podtdnbige Mustunft. Gs III
itaunensipestb, tpie leibt 5000 bis 10, !.
900 Gtifeiten auf bieI Msiis seiammelt
tueroen t6nnen. AS
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spamiens. gr56tes 8cDiirfmils.

Ntr. &. 9. Slioin bon Barcelona,
Sponien, perbrinat leine gBinter in
sliten. 8. 6. S6ma1e gterDei per=
|uria6ten ibin beftise GdntsrseiI int
5interfopf. giadoem er Gleftric Bit
ters eebran1t, gmeritas aroBteS Blut=
uno gterpenmittel, perliebeii ibn Die
shmerien. gr iagte, oieie srobe Me=
oisln lit es, mas Jnein Nanb braubt.
Sang slmerita tueiB. oaB bielelbe 2eber=
|uno Nlerenleioen fllrirt. oas 8lut rei=
nigt, Den Magen uno Die gferpen ttdrtt
uno lleue Strait uno neues Seben in ie=
oen Wustel, ieoen Nerp unb ieoes Sr=
gan oes &Orpers bringt. 9Senn ibmab,
nliioe ooer leioeno 10 braudt Sbr es.
Verfauft in s. s. IRiuer uno Sobns
Npptbefe. l
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GulEfd)c ssmitGnoc.

Sic iebt mieoer in pieIen Sbeilen
Gublano5 grailireuoe 9ungersnotb lit
tpieoer einmal eln 9emeis, tpie in ienem
oeipotiI1en Stat Der YauernltanO obne
jebipeoen GdltB llno Der gDillfiir ei=
nes forrupten geamtent6ums u,lternor=
fen lit. 0Deil Die @ouperneure Der
BropinSen bas gauernelement bod be-
iteuern, maht lih AUDI IN 9uten @rnte=
jabren Die 9lrmutb gelteno, uno lit ein=
mai cine WiiBernte, oann brobt Das
DanserseIpenlt, pdbseno Die Gs9ierung
Ielblt perhiltet, baB lodes Glen0 an
bas Sbr oes 3areu bringt, 10 oab Die
armen Bauern ibrem SGiflal unbarm=
ber5is preisgegeben lino. Grldbrt Der
3ar aber 0aDDn uno perluht Die Nptb
81 llnoern, oann reibt Das forrlpte
Beanltentbum ilber Die 9dlite bapDn an
lih uno Der NeIt 9elangt erIt sur Ners
Itbeilung. syu @erbinoung oalnit iei
|erlpdbnt, baB fiirSliN Der Gar 9iidolans
Der 0ersoain yusuita @barlotte Sutta
pon Mrdlenbure etreliy (pegen ibrsr
Rutlder=gseapaoen fiirslltb betannt se=
!poroen Iammt iDrer S0nelter pno bei-
Der @oupernante. Die ale orei bonn Np=
iel Der GrtenntniB flai1ten un0 infol=
|9eOeilen al - NerDenfieber CD erfranf=
ten nit ben iibliden sSolgen) BEL ibrer
8ermdhlnng nit bem 3ronprin3en Da=
milo Nleranber bon WOntenegrD Elm
Oohseitsseldent BON $500,000 CAB.
IS tudre aber beiier getpeien, er bate
feline perbllnJernoen 8nuern aus9eIteus
ert ooer Gprge baTiir aetrasen, baB bie=
Iielbeil oas fir lie 8eltilnlnte all1 erlal=
ten. als cine Iolde Gielenillnnne elmer
| fiiritllhen Gauoritin, Die es nhht n0tbl9
| bat, a. ben 6dooB 81 luerfen. Doh
Les 1T 0Drt ipie bier. Der Nrme mub
| iein Coos Bis auf Die 9leige auSfo1ter,
iudbreno ber ourd @eburt Begiinitiete
pDne Yepoienlt leinen Qimmel alf Gr=
ben bat. S1lieBlidD lei iibcr oas be-
ipotil1e Gublanb un0 fem forrnptes
geanrtentbum ilidt io9leid) ber Stab
|9ebroden, oenn Ielblt mir i'm ,,Qanbe
Der 8raben ilno Greien1 baben 3tpar tei-
me DlAgersnotb, banf bes Qailbes
&eidibnnl, aber eiile Gprruptioll, tpel-
he Die rlIliide tief in Din 6datten
|ifellt. Wir baben eillen 0eb6rigen Ball
fen i'm eigenen Qllge uno baben bieier-
|1alb, III manninfad)er 8esiebung, tein
Hehf, iiber ben Splitter in 0es Qlnoern
MuSe uns auf5ubalteii.
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Wemeite WnGridtett.

Gurh Die ScrslcTsteit etnes ManneS
Der am Dtsntag Nbenp prei Metlen Slt=
li6 pcn Maripn, Snp., IN Der Nabe elmer
Selquelle Elm Streihbel3 an,iinbete, sez
rietb pas Del In Der umsebuns ner Suelle
IN 5lammer, bic lih i'm Nusenblid auf
etiten src6en Ilahenraum Yerbreiteten
unp alles nert gefnptihe seritSrten.
Sehs @tanner befanben fih auf ben
5anfs, in Die pas Del sepunpt purpe,
unp ale puroelt fdreflid serbrannt.
Gs iinp sirs 5bpmas MeDpnalp Don
8luftpu, Gisentbiimmer Der Selqueae;
IS. 8. Gcrpcn spn Mcnteelier, Gprmann
Der Snoiana Dipe Cine Grnpasnie /; Sa=
muel Spellae9 BON Gina, g., Elm Set-
prppuSett; Maf gSatts sen Gina, g.,
Del z9rppu,eut; Nlbert g. 6orp BON
&cmcmp, Heiienper fur Die Daniel Ste
mart Drug Gcmpasnie unp 6rep 8. Stole
BON 9btlanelpbia, Seipen &aufmann.
Cine an cen nyem ycrf .Seralb'' serid-
tete Spe;ialoepelhe iagt, aesen 1000
5reiwillise batten cine petitipn an ben
pralisenten unter3eihnet, in welber fie
erluhen, in Wanila, unb niht in ibrem
Setmattsitaat ausse,nultert gu wsrpen,
penn lie gepenfen fh bort nieoer,ulaiIen
unp ii6 pem Sanoel 1pmpbl tpie Mder unp
gersta,t s,t wtpmen. 0lei6,eitis Yer=
lansen lie, nab ibnen bic Soften Der 5eim=
reiie crepitirt merpeu.
Der Oampfer oSaiier sSilbslm Der
0rcBe", bat 45 Saiiitsnpa1asiere Der
aufsefabrenen n9aris" naA Stem Yprt
9ebraAt.
| Sn &anIas GitY, @to, BAT elm eleftri=
| lher Starm, mether minbeitens eine
Stunce mGbrte, sifl llnbeil anserihtet.
Sas pcrti9e elettriicAs Selsadtunssipitem
murbe itellentreiie teldabist, unb iiberall
stn9en Die gihter aus. 9lus Der umse=
seno miro teln erbebliher Shapen be-
rt9tet.
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3a9esme,.igfeitell.
anlanS.

4 ~ AAhtuNps
SIN CLEVELAND 1T bic ,Sbtp Salb nnb
Dcur Co.," nit einem Sstanen ppn etira
$4,000 absetsannt.
Sniplse iiternlasisen MorpbinsenuNes
tpurpe pcr crit felt slrei Wcnaten Serbei=
ratbete pfarrer Der psutlheeanselilfen
Gmannelssirlhein In Gleselann, 6. Nymaris=
II, ralsno uno mcttte leine 6rau nit eimem
MelIer umbrinsen. Isele entilpb, mu=
rauf ct iih lit letn 3inmer lhlub; ais
man bie 3b1r erbrah, mar er tpbt.
Grpraipent CLEVELAND Sat bei Minble-
tas AM Grisiee an einen Gag 125 9flnn
Barlhe sefansen unp pamit DEN ,,reeprn'
annerer Gilettaate,l i'm 5iidfans setrp=
den.
GccneY Sslanp bei Nem yrrt purbe
scn elmer perheerennsn Jeuersbrunt teim=
seiuht Die BEN pfas sdnslid serrilltett
nnp einen ltn9ebeuren Sdapen an gtaen=
tbum amrihtete.
Su Sflabrma 1T Der tefannte Despe=
rabp Bill sfartin i'm Gan,pf nit etne,
Sberifs Mannlhaft get6rtet unp 1eiu
8rucer, Gam @tarttn, tSptlth serwunpe1
rprbem.
SaItinss, Neb., irurbe am Spnntao
scn einem idmeren 5aselpetter beimae-
| luht. Sd(c6sn errei6ten bic Wr5st
lspm 5abnersieru unp sertriimmerten ni6t
MIR Sauienpe ncn 6eulteridsibsn an
Npbn= uno @lasbau1ern, ipnpern er=
| ihlusen aud, Sibner, @anle, Gnten uni
anperes 0eFasel. Na zen Yaumeu uni
ben ltebenben Saaten murpen srpbe Ser.
beerun9en ongerthtet.
Sn 6aoana Sat bic gertbeiluna ner
Wltlipnen an Die So(paten Der cubdni.
| fhcn 9lrnee besonner. gis jebt taber
iih nnr nod menige Der yNatricten" ee=
metret. Gs ibeiut fat, ats tatte Di,
glrrrei6e Aymee bloB aus Sfli,icren BE.
/ f}tanpen.
genero(aejutant Gprttn bat fplaenbet
geriht iiter Die Sueesfdlle in Der Nrme,
| }iett gesinn oes &riegss aussearbeitet
Sn Gnba 1899; i'll pprtc Niea 2s7, il
Scnclulu As; auf ben 9tilippinen 606
1T en- Ser. Staaten 1872; TIM Oan,el
6209.
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Nolitiides.

| = &
Sic republifanilde yartei 1muB ben
2anpf Des Bottles geoen bic 3ruls
ansfe6ten. (llbrihspille Gbroniele.)
Die republitanii6e partei lit fiir Die
drulfs perantiportlih. Dieielben linb
lnur burd Die repnblitaniIbe Gbub3oa=
politif mDalih getuoroeil. Sollen bic
9rulis nit grfolg befdmpft lperben,
lio fann bies nur olrh Ole bemOfratiibe
partei seideben.
Oie Sinap prebe riibmt einmiitbig
bic ,Yiberalitdt bes Gegierungsplanes"
Iben Der prdlioent oen Oilipinos bietet.
Upr ipenig mebr als einenl Sabre mar
oieielbe pre1e ebenio eilnmiitbig in
Der 0erurtbeillng bes Mutonomie= pla-'
Ines, ben Die ipaniIde Negierung ben
Gubanertl getpdbrte, trDboem bieier
plan ben Gubanern biel iueiter geben=
be &edte uno piel before Rehtsbiire-'
|ihaften, bot, als ieBt ben sSilipinos ge=
boten tperben.
gupaboha gpuntD ertpdblte ttttr
orei Eeleaaten gu Der republifanilben
staats Contention, bic biele Qpbe in
Columbus abgebalten miro. 9lles i'm
Sntereile Der 9armonie.
Sn ct. 2ouis fanb Elm BON Den Se=
motraten peranitaltetes Unit 5ruit=
8antett itatt, an benz 1445 perionen
| theilnulmen. Qltfl Slid, fir bic Ghren=
| gdfe iaBen %. 3. Brpan. gr=8ouber=
incur Sobn g. 9lltaelb, =. 8. g. gel,
mont, M. s. Metmore, Darrp 9.
0ames, Champ Glart, GapibM. Sc 9tr=
monb uno cine Nnaabl anoerer berbor=
ragenber Genlofrater. Die Spibe Der
gebalteneu Neoen tebrte iih eeaen bic
5ruits unb Die grpaniionspolitif.
Sic gerbanolingen fir elm ueberein=
fommen init @anaoa iino ipegen Der
@renairaae in allasta absebro6en tpcr=
ben.
Yfeffer. Der 2anebart, Briinber uno
friiber Die Geele bes populismus, bat
iid iuieber Der republitanilAen partei
IanaefdloHen.
9rob feinem Weripreden, bas gibil=
bienitipItem su ertpeitern, bat prdlioent
McGinlen am Mpntag cine Oroer unter=
seihnet, burd pelde fiir ettpa 4, 900 big
5, 900 Bunoes1n1ter bic Gipiloienltre=
| geln aufgeboben tperoen. Sreilib per=
langt bic republifaniide 9tationalplat=
form. auf iuelher Mc2inlep rominirt
purbe. baB bas gibiloienftgeieb ,ebr=
lih uno sriinblid burhgefiibrt tperoe,
aber Die republitaniiben @eutepolitifer,
namentliA Die BON Glio, .iino eben an=
oerer Mnii9t uno baben idon ieit Mio=
naten Elm furUtbares Gebeul an9e-
| itimmt, neil es ibnen al ben 8roten
uno Giiden feblt. lin Die oBops" gu
fiittern.
@eneral gaean 1T in 9onolulu marin
empfanaen tpprbsn. Die bortige 3ei=
tung .0oleano" elnpfina i'm nit ben
Worten .Gagan, Der Siinosnbof Der
Aominiltration fir Die 8iidienfleilh=
Stanoale, lit an9efommen. Sin Rriess=
|geribt bat i'm aug Der 9lrmee gejagt.
Der .Wolcanp" min nichts nit ibm su
tbun baben." Selbit elm Gulfan fann
oieien traurigen 0eloen niht bel iib
bebalten.
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Wualnub.

Sn Glberffip unp genfAiep, in Ghein=
preuben, linp ,rei 2ter;te auf bic antlase
bin serbaftet rcreen Hefruten in IYltema=
ttiGer gSeiie onrh @erabreihuus BON
MepiEamenten pbplilA 10 bernnteraebra6t
Sn baHen, paB iie fir ben Militarpienit
untau9lth beTunpeu pureen. Gier jun
| se Manner. Die in Iclncr sSei1e be9anpelt
murnen, lcllen IN 6plge Der Sersiftuna
seitcrbrn iein.
s}n Sie9eu int pe'tfalilhen gersrerf=
nttrift spurren in Gaiier Orieprih Shaft
| funf Sers(en5e ssrlhistet. siur Elm etn=
siser fcnnte ssrettes iperoen, mabrsnp Die
pier anpereu SpIer ibrss 8erufs nurpen.
Sci Gaufungrn i'm SsSnigreiN SaNla,,
iil rie 8rilda uter Die sRuips purh Die
reiBenoe StrpmunA ipeibe purh @plfen=
briide seyilriadt mar fprt9eriiIen rproen.
Snfclae pes 6ehpaIltrs III Der Gileuz
tabnetrftbr 3milhen 9lAera unp Yusis,
2esierunssbeSirt Ianjis, untsrbroden.
arcB aasr SsrIltts, oenislten fptt ,u
mahcu fist Der bii Goeeraf ssilraneete
GampRr upari5" iuImer nod felt aui
Dem 5elifn.
SIT Sranfreicb eripartet lnam cine au6er-
sepSbnlih CUTE BeiSenernte.
Gnlilio Galtelar, Der Giitrer Der repub-
lifaniiben pagtsi in Spanisn, ii in
Miurcia i'm sqter son sc Sabren sefpr-
zen. Die Nadricbt son ieinem Qlbteben
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Ufon faufe ntemoIs 2anb ober Iehne Selb am loles
oeelben BON ber 3eit an, ba bas 2ano npd ben yer
~ Giantem gebbrte bis auf bic Seaenmart per9at PAL
GeloanIeibeu gnilf frfte 9ppntbeten mtro oelpnoer
Mmfmerfiamfeit qefmenft
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9lnl Montaa 9lbenb lab S6o

Nnl Wt0nta9 MbenD TAB SbDs.
Yurfe, ein 2otomotiofiibser Der pan<
harole Gilenbabn, IN Der Mdbe bon
yotuerStolpn einen Mann gerabe Dor
ieiner MaI6ine auf oas Geleiie fprin-
aen. Der 3ua tpuroe i0lort gum 0als
ten gebradt uno Der Mann aufseleien.
Gerielbe fab fdredlid aus. Die
6irnbalt mar tbeillueiie tuesaerilIen
lmo auf elmer Sldde, 10 aroB ipie cine
0an0, erblidte man ben bloBen @b1=
bel. 0erner bate Der Mann ben reb=
ten Mrn llno 0as re6te geiil aebroden.
Ser Mann, Iein giane 1T Eaniel
.&pan, mar betrunfen uno t9at ben for
talen Sprune isoenfalls in einem Nn=
fal pon 9eliriuin. st nurOe fofort
liah Denniion gebraht, unb rladbenl
man BORT Ieine Munoen perbnnben lla1
Dem Mrlnenbauie tranSportirt.
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IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
THE MOORE DECISION
Will Not Go ON the East Side Of tn,
i, Missouri River.

Will Not Go ON the East Side Of the
l., Missouri River.
Sioux Falls. S. D.-The decision of
Judge Moore, Of the Deadwood circuit
court, to the effect that South Dakota
is now without a liquor license law.
will not affect the Liquor dealers of that
part of the state lying east Of Mis-
souri, river, who, prior to Judge Moore's
decision, had been advised by excellent
legal authority that the old law was
still in full force and effect, and. ac-
cordingly, have made no attempt to
evade the payment Of licenses.
The seeming confusion arises from
the fact that at the election last fall a
constitutional amendment providing
for a state dispensary system carried
by a small majority. The total vote
cast upon the proposition was only a
small per cent Of the total vote cast In
the state. Had there been a full vote
upon the question. there Is not the least
doubt that it would have been over
whelmingly defeated, as the sentiment
Of the state was and is. pronounced
against in%augurat!ng a system which
would be productive only of d!ssatis-
faction and strife. The proposition car
ried simply by default of those opposed
to it, thousands Of whom neglected to
vote upon the matter at all. Had the
legislature. passed au oct inaugurating
the system, it would have cost q great
er sum of money than the state could
afford, with the certainty that at the
next general election a license system
would again have been substituted for
1t. when the sum necessary to have put
the %dispensary system in force would
have been practically a total loss to the
state. 's.
After the adjournment Of the legfsla-
ture without passing legislation instt-
tuting the state dispensary, Attorney
General Pyle, who is one of the best at
torneys in the Northwest, was asked to
furnish an opinion as to the status Of
the old liquor license law. After an eX-
haustive and thorough investigation, he
rendered an opinion that the old license
law was still in full force and effect.
and since then the liquor dealers
throughout the state have paid the H.
cense required by that law. Some of
the larger, liquor firms, in addition to
the opioion of the attorney general. al
so secured private advice from some OF
the leading attorneys of the state, who
held, with Attorney General Pyle, that
the failure of the legislature to insti-
tute the state dispensary system did
not render void the old license law.
The decision OF. Judge Moore will have
no effect outside Of the Black Hills.
And it will have no effect even there,
If the liquor dealers heed the advice Of
John Breen, president of the South Da-
kota Retail Liquor Dealers association,
who announces that every liquor deal
Ell should pay his license promptly and
without protest, as by so doing, much
trouble will be avoided. The state SUI
preme court will, doubtless, in due
time, pass upon the validity of the old
license law, and until that time most OF
the liquor. dealers have no desire to
evade the payment Of licenses
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SENSATION AT HonoLULu.
American Soldiers Assist i'm q DEM
o~nstration Against German Flag.

American Soldiers Assist in q DEM
o~nstration Against German Flag.
Honolulu, July Z, via Victoria, B: o.,
July 16. - There was a flag incident
here on the Fourth Of July which
promises to be made an interesting cpl
sode. Carl Klemme, the proprietor Of
the Orpheum hotel, gaily decorated his
building in American cOlors. holsted
the American flag over it and under
the American flag the German flag.
Later a friend Of his wanted to use the
American flag and Klemme good
naturally leaned it, leaving the Ger
man flag floating alone from the flag
staff. J. H. West saw it and ordered
Klemme to haul it down. There q
been ill-will between the two men be-
fore, and Klemme refused to take or
ders from his enemy. West thereupon
gathered a lot of soldiers from the
transport Sheridan, and showed them
the German flag floating on the our
Of July in American territory. Inc
soldiers at once proceeded to the roof,
tore down the German flag and de-
stroyed it, and put in its place some
red, white and blue bunting torn from
the other decorations of the bulldlng.
West was to-day fined $500 in the po-
lice court for malicious mischief, n
the German consul general will make
a report of the matter to his govern
ment.
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Washington, July 18. - The new
treaty between the United States and
Japan goes into effect to-day, at which
time also new treaties between Japan
and nearly all of the countries of Eu-
rope and some of the South American
republics go into effect. 1t is an event
Of ~far-reaching Importance in the rela-
tons between Japan and the United
States, as it does away with the treaty
methods which have been in vogue for
nearly fifty years and substitutes an
entirely new method of procedure. The
same is true in the relations of Japan
with other countries. Taken as a
into effect to-day place Japan on an
entirely new footing with the world at
large. as she is recognized for the first
time as an equal in every respect. The
treaty with this country was made No
vember %, 1894, in Washington. be-
tween Secretary Gresham and Minis
ter kureno, who then represented Jap
an here. The changes it made were so
~far-reaching that it was determined
that the treaty should not go into ope-
ration until July IL, 1899. Mr.. Jutaro
Komura. the present Japanese minis
ter in Washington, was seen ut the
Japanese legation and gave an inter-
esting outline of the more important
features of this agreement. He said:
1.-The 18th Of July marks the turning
point in the diplomatic history not only
Of Japan. but Of the Oriental countries
in general. 1t will be the first instance
in which the Western powers have
recognized the full sovereignty Of an
Oriental state. 10 understand the
change it is necessary to look at the
system under the old treaties. This
was essentially based on two princi-
pies: First, that foreign residents in
Japan shall enjoy the privileges Of ex-
ira territoriality, that is, they should
be amenable to the laws and jurisdic-
tiOn of the consul of their W country
and not to japanese jurisdiction; and,
second, that foreign residents in Japan
shall be confined to certain ports, out
side Of which foreigners could not re-
side, w property or engage in trade.
All this has now disappeared and for
eigners have the same privileges as
we'll as the same obligations as the
japanese citizens, no more and NJ less.
The first step in the new system is to
put an end to the old fiction of extra
territoriality, by which foreign citizens
were judged by different standards
from japanese. The second essential
thing is the opening of the entire in
terror Of Japan to foreign, residents
and trade. In bringing about the new
system Of treaties Japan naturally
feels most friendly toward the United
States because she always has shown
a most sympathetic interest in Japan's
desire to adopt modern methods and
to deal on even terms with the rest of
the world"