davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Miss Berdie Buckle, who has been visiting Mrs. Lee Johnson for sever ai ,Nse,-, returned to her home last H.=IT.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11

Mrs. Frank Qnattlebaum, of Sher- Till is q city visitor today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11
CITY ITEMS.

Police court realized this morning $20.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11

pr. and Mrs. Sherrill, of sherrill were visiting in the city yesterday.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11

Miss Dollie Smith leaves for New Orleans this W eek to visit relatives.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11

NIT. W. W. Scull W ent south on the Valley this morning on business.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11

Mir. John McCain's son George is quite sick.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11

If you want your goods at once telephone Knox < Smart.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11

Capt. J. L. Hunter, of Star City, is visiting friends in the city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11

Mir. H. z. Daniels of Redfeld, ar rived this morning on the Valley
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11

Hoods Pills do not gripe. All drug gists, 25c.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11

Mr. W. z. Tankersley is on the sick list today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-10-11
WEATHER.

Rain and cooler tonight and Wed- nesday.
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s5emt< lueeRIp Graphic.

EDWIN J. KERwlN, City Editor.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-08
mietny okruciehstwem Iwana

mietny okruciehstwem Iwana
I'LL.
nUsiu3na sfora urzednicza,
zamiast do tego bliskiego CD
Nowogrodu mad Ilmeniem, gag.
na}a Byczuka do dalekiego
miasta mad Wolga. Tam sic
dopiero o~patrzono i wyslano
biedaka do miejsca, wskazane
go rozporzadzeniem. Miejsco.
wy gubernator, nazwiskiem
Mengden, chcac sic pozbyc ME
|goduego Sywiolu buntu, choc
by i w osmnastoletnim mfo-
dzieniaszku, zwr6cif sic do mi
nistra spraw wewnetrznych, ably
|go cd niepozadanego indywi-
dunn uwolnlf Minister odpo-
wiedzia}, De o niczem ME vie j
zaaadaf ~wyjasnie1 cd ks. Ime-
retyhskiego. KS. Imeretyhski
odparl, ze. wyslaf przestepce pc
porozumieniu sic z ministrem N,
must on zatem znac sprawe. Mi.
nistrowi ME pilno. Tymczasem
Byczuk mari z giodu, cierpiaf j
tesknil. Ostatecznie pozwolo.
no mu wr6cic do r6lestwa. ale
ljeszcze ME dotarf mad Bug, kie-
dy go zaskoczyia nova zsyfka:
z miejsca rodzinnego. gdzie mu
ME wolno byfo navel sic polka
FAC, do gubernji kieleckiej. Tam
go tez internowano, wzbra
niajac najsurowiej pobytu W
Che'mszczyznie Tub ma Podla-
stu.
Starry ojciec ME moze dac so.
bic rady, gospodarstwo marine
|je i syn, pozbawiony zarobku,
trapiony przez policje, kornie
prosi, zeby mu pozwolono wro-
cic do wsi rodzinnej. Ma sic
rozumiec, otrzymaf odpowiedz
odmowna... ,,Przeglad Wszech-
polski'').
l.. u. Jastrzebiec.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-08
MAClERZ POLSKA
we LwOwie.

Dnia 10 Z. m. odbyso sic gmaohu
sejmowym doroozns rebran!s crlon-
k6w rady .swiadoworsj 1 wykonsw.
csej nMaciersy polskiej".
zs sprawo.dauia z o.ynnos,i Ma
cisr.y" Z. 1893 wynika, IL rok u
bisgsy byi najpomyIlniejszy dls wy
dswniOtw nMacierEy Polskiej" cd
osasu i~stnisnis; spr.sdano bowism o.
ko'o eo.OO0 exemplary wydsw-
nictw pMacisr.y" "a okolo 10 600 a.,
90 snaosy, re obr6t podwoii sic Z re.
sultstem roku popr.sdnisgo. w r.
I. nMacisrs" wydrukowala ! rozrxu.
CHA pc kraju 5000 exemplary
dsiel MiokiewioIa l o Mickiewiorui
Ma liczbe 70 .iotyio sic 80. 900 sg-
semplar.y nPsna Tsdeusza", dalej
~publikaoje, wydane ma u~czczenis ju-
bilsuszu, q mianowicie ,Pisma poe
tyosas" Mickis wicra " wybor.s, "a.
stosowsnym do populsrnyoh cslow,
drukowsne W $4,000 egssmplarry.
Popularns nEncyklopsdja", wyda-
ns nskisdem nMsoisr.y", r~ozssssa
sic sakts " kilku tYslaoaoh sgrsmp.
lsrsy. Pierwsry nakisd ro,tai jua
wyczerpany l zarisdzony rossanis
drugi nskisd.
Rads wykonswcrs postanowila "
r. 1899 wydswniotwo ujsc W pro-
gram sssiej, psrjodyOznej nBibliots.
hi MaOisrzy Polskiej''. Obejmowac
ona bedzis crtery gsovne dsis,y, a =
ksadsgo dzisiu 90 roku wyjdris 90
osjunisj jsdua ksls,ks, tax, as pu-
bikacjs bedIis k~wartslns. DElsiy
To beds nsstepujsos: y DsIsa prak.
sycsny, p drisi histOrycrny, 81 driss
prsyrodnicsy, ~ dzIsi rozrywkowy.
Cacsc usunsc t~rudnOsOi, jake spra.
via dsiai po~wIesoiowy, rads wyko-
oswcrs rospissfa konkurs ma najlsp-
srs powiesc o dwoch nsgrodaob,
1000 500 koron.
y fanduss6w. ksore 5 3 stasusu
pMsoisr1y PoIskisj" prsesnacsa M
sssish nsukowe, nadas kurator hr.
lssaaissav Bidepi ssypendjum ssu-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-08
polska ma kon.
%ferencji p~OkojOwej
w HADZE. d.

Wobec konfsrenoji pokojowsj W
Hadz' polaoy ausry kahs,y wystsp.-
Ii I obszernym manifsstsm W sprawis
POlski. B~ros.ure te " jezyku pol
skim l przeklad jej ma je1yk angiel-
ski podpisai komltes wykonawo.y,
.lotony z pr.ewodniozsoyOh rwiar-
k6w i stowarrysIsf nassyoh braci IA
O,eansm oras & rsdaktorow pism
tamtsjsryoh. Msn:fs,t skiada sic Z 5
ro1driaiow: l.. Many prawo ! obo-
wis.sk movie o kwsstji Polskiej "
prrsdedniu konfsrsnoji. ii. D.ie
iowa pr.esIlosc Polski. III. Me
crehstwo Polski ro~.srarpansj. w.
D~sisiejsrs stanowisko polsk6w wo-
bso innyOh ludlow oywilisowsnych.
v. Tylko tryumf sprawisdliwosci
dIiejowsj przyo.yni sic do uchwale.
MIA misdsynsrodowego pokoju.
Wspomniawssy o usiiowaniaoh oa.
ra Mikoiaja II wsprawis r~o.brojsnia
~autorowis manifesto powiadsjs, .e
projekt kaadego osiowisks, prsgns.
csgo psspswnic ludom swista cywi-
lisowausgo biogie skutki trwaisgo
pokoju, bee wsgledu ma 70, kim jest
t,n csiowisk ! jake MIN powodujs
ubocsns pobudki, znala.iby niswst.
pliwie u.nanie " sfsraOh r.sdowyob
wsrystkiOh pafstw, gdyby rssdy
~rnacznej czesci pshstw miaiy prswo
przsmswiao ma odbyc sic majscsi
pmisdsynarodowsj" konfsrenoji "
inisniu ~rrsdzonycb, gdyby inseresy
~rrsdIsoyoh ME staiy Orest, W .byt
rsasosj spr.eornoioi Z interssami RIA.
dEouych".
Sprsscsnosc 70 ozui sam INDICATOR
projsktu k%onfsrsnoji I dlstsgo cd.
mowiono & CORY sprawl giosu pred
stawicislom tych nsrod6w, ktorym
istnisJscy stan rreczy W p~ossosegol-
nych krsjach ME podobs sic ! ktore
dsas otwarcis do rmiany issniejsoyeh
stosunkow ma inns". Wyklucrono
tet L programu wszslkis rozprswy
20 sprawsoh bissscyoh polItyki mie
dzynsrodowsj stsno wiscyeh koit
niergody misdsy radiant p~osrcregol-
nych ludlow ! prrsszkode ogolnego
~rorbrojsnia ma tax diugo, dopoki ME
rostsns rsistwions " myE wolf u.
dow, bsz wrgledu ma wole rrsdrs.
cych".
Usiiowsnis konfsrencji pokojowej
powiads manifest dslsj, spsisnst
musrs "a niczsm, dopdki ME rsiat-
wiops beirIs kwsstjs .wynagrodse
ma krrywdy, wyrrsdronsj prrer"
rorsssrpsnie pPolski, popsinions
prusd sta lssy prrss pier wsrorredns
mocarstws europejskis, trrymsjsos
dotyoboxss sws rdobycs " swojsm
posiadaniu. o wynsgrodssnis sej
krsywdy ME mogs dsisiaj upomnisc
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-08

povsssohnego, lsoz prawdsiwej
wolnosci, my polacy " Amsrycs,
osescis dohrowolni, osesois pomimo-
wolni wygnshoy : kraju rodsinnsgo,
kt6rsy snalaziszy gofcinne prsyjeois
" Stsnaoh Zjednoosonych 1 korsy-
stajso tutaj Z dobrod.iejstw oywii-
ssoji, opartsj M wolnosci. do kt6rsj
wywslc.snis prsyosynili sic mash
1iomkowis, IA r6wni = przsdstawi.
oielaui innyOh narod6w, HyosYmy
podobuej wolnoIoi wszystkim ludom
na osasj kuli zismskisj, . spsojalnis
narodowi polskiemu, kt6ry nile mo
sii niswoli j~sszors w6wosas, gdy
W reszois Europy lud ME sdawal Do
bic sprawy Z bs.wstydnego wysysku,
jskiemu podlsgal re strony stan6v
uPrzywilsjowanyOh, ma kt6rych opie-
rail- swa wiadze koronowani samo-
wiadsoy".
Manifest zaznacxs wressoie, 70 Ia
~ samowiadcy ME przyorynis sie :
dsisiaj do utrwslen's miedsynsrodo-
wsgo Pokoju, jak ME ~prryo.ynili ne
nigdy, gdya ograniczenis .ich irod.
kow obrony ME odpowiada ich samo-
lubnym widokom, q " kohcu powia-
ds, 10 Polaoy amerykshsoy odsywajs
sic do ntych warstw sposeo.nyoh .
lego swiata IA nassej kuli xismskiej,
kt6re sympatyso ~aiy Z r.sdami, po-
msgajsoymi grekom do o~dzyskania
ich wolncsci; kt6rs potepiaiy Nspo-
leona wislkiego, gdy ten pragnsf
ujar.mIc h~iszpsn6w, wloch6w, s.ws-
dow, austrjak6w, prusak6w 1 r~osjsn;
kt6rs patrsaiy obr.ydsenism IA cd.
rywanie p6inoonsgo Sslszwiku cd
Danii, sabaudji cd Wioob, Alzaoji :
Lotsryngji cd FranclI; kt6rs wsp6s-
czufy . ruchem irlando.yk6w I $40
wian baikahskich, gdy Of rwali sic do
odsJskania praw i'm przyslugujs,
cyob; ktors powitaly Z radoicis srtan-
dsr wolnosoi, zatkniety ma Kubis; W
kt6ryoh oo.ach Washington, Lincoln
! Gladstone o oale niebo wyzej ssojs,
nia Napoleon wielki, Msttsrnich lab
.elasny ksisae Bismarck. Pc tych
warstwaoh spo'ec.nyoh spodsiswamy
sic tryumfa sprawisdliwoloi 1 przy-
spiesIsu,a nadsjsoia ola Meo.snnicy
Z polskiej Golgoty dnia .msrtwyoh-
wstania, kt6rs p~r,yC.yni sc W .nacs.
nej misrzs do .apswnisnis lud.koici
uPrsgnionsgo pokoju p~owsssohns-
go".
Ten s1c.sry, podniosiy, gorscsm
umifowaniem O~jczy.ny I swobody.
naoechawany gfos ME bedsie sic 70
Pswns podobal " tych kolach uasse
go spofssIshstwa, kt6rs uprawiaj
PolitJ Ike strusis, prowadracs do siu
talstws a nawet ndyplOnatycznsgoA\
.aprzshstwa; my jednak uwatamy,
as MANIFEST ten byl ME tylko potr.sb-
ny, leos n,eIbedny 1 dlatsgo mote.
my bye tylko wdziecrni nasrym bra.
oiom .'a Ocsanu, IL Z taxa godnoicia
Przypomnisli swiatu oas.s nisrmai
pr1en oos .~Tor.sdku dzisiejsryoh d
tsf spyohana, sprawe.
Kur. In.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-08
q ca1ej Polski.
(Dokohczenie }.

'oJaSRSS Soo OuShi
BE nasi dziennikarze ma niczem
sic ME rozumieja, a Eta VIOLA sic
powoduja jest to, &c NJ Retor
ma pyta mic, czy znam ,,sluby
krakowskie unit6w!" Znam :
i tie sluby wiasnie dowodza, he
W Rosji swietosc Sakramentu
mafzehstwa jest tax szanowana,
lie Rad ME powazy sic uniewaz,
mic maiae6stwa, pred ksie-
diem zawartego. Unici, ME
chcac brad slubu pred duchow
nymi prawosfawnymi, przycho-
dill do Krakowa i tn Stub Ia
wierali pred ksiedzem katolic
kim wbrew ustawom rzadu 70
syjskiego. A przecie gdy wr6-
Gill, Rad ukaral ich "a niepo-
sfusze6stwo, .ale slubow ME
rozrywa}, lecz uznawa} je "a
wa1ne. Toby sic ME state ami
we Francji, ami W Niemczech,
ami W Austrji, DO tie pa6stwa
sluby, zawarte wbrew przepi-
som pahstwa, uznaja "a niewaa-
ne, a dzieci z takich mafae6stw
"a nieprawego ioza!"
Ot6i cate to dowodzenie cd
a do z jest klamstwem. Rad
rosyjski t. wv. sluby krakow
skie unitow stale uznaje "a nie.
wazne, dzieci tych maize6stw
zrodzone "a nieprawe. Me jest
wiec lepszym cd innych rza-
dow, przeciwnie, jest gorszym,
DO malzonkow, ayjacych W
zwiazku przez kosci6f uswieco-
nym, karze bezprawnie "a pc
2ycie nie!egalne, dzieci kaze
chrzcic ma prawosfawie a ME.
rae nawet odbiera je rodzicom i
oddaje ma wychowanie krew-
nym prawoslawnym. Co VIE
cej, uznaje "a niewa,ne NAL
zehstwa. zawarte lega'nie W
kosciele katolickim, jeaeli sic
okaae, il jeden z mafzonk6w
powinien bye prawoslawnym,
DO ojciec jego lub dziad byi uni
ia!
KS Stojafowski zrecznie wy
zyskuje te okolicznosc, re dzien-
nikarze galicyjscy ME znaja do
kfadnie stosunkow W Kr6les-
twie lub nawet ME maja o mich
zadnego pojecia. K@amie vice
bezczelnie, BIO jest pewny, Re
chyba wypadkowo go przyfapia.
Kazdy tydzleh, kazdy dzieh
niemal przynosi MOVIE fakty ME-
tolerancji rzadu rosyjskiego, a
ilez podobnych fakt6w do via
domosci ME dochodzi. Otto no.
wa tragiczna, ale zarazem ivy
czajna historic chfopska, ktora
opowiada correspondent Mowej
Refmmy.:
wv myslacych i czujacych
kofach Warszawy zywo teraz
zajmowano sic sprawl osmnas
toletniego Jana Byczuka z Ko-
rostytow, we Wfodawskiem.
Jest on unita, urodzonym juz
pc urzedowem wt}oczeniu Pod.
las;akow W unje. W r. 1897
uwiezila go policja we Wloda-
vie "a stosunki z katolikami,
zwfaszcza z ks;ezmi, i "a ma
uczanie bezprawne. Badany
W zarzutach tych przestepstw,
miai sobie postawione pytanie:
jak czesto ks. Y. z okolicy stu
cha unto ~spowiedzi kt6rych
mianow:cie? Me wiedzac mic
zgola o faktach podobnych,
Byczuk ME m6gl tee dostarczyG
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San Angelo cattle note,

San Angelo, Texas, May 81 z i
shipments of cattle from san A's NJ
the Territory for pasture are siSeh III
cars-over 24,OOO head. This Ia
shipments for April of last ysaf "
$40 carloads. ,,.xh tsvs
Messrs. Richardson and AIpsu sS.r ii
returned from an extended trip v1a INF
sheen country to the west anu sou IA s.ss>
report having looked ss'about NV III u:
in fairly good condition, though nIsl
ready to buy for shipment ~ rspgl
everywhere have put life into ~ o;,rt.
and grass and weeds are becomins
full.
The Press today: :. cc,ssa'
Sol Mayer bought OF M. o. sboc
1900 head OF 2-year-old steers =
500. , m
w. l.. Kuykendall sold TO me 'srss al
his Crane Creek ranch OF boov s't "a ed
500 head of horses valued at
for $4,000. - sis,
Stock mortgages to the amour. y coan
417.S4 have been filed in Tom ure51 81
ty records during the past wss WV stod
largest holders are the Chicago s ~ con
Commission company. Lone ous"s, or,
mission company. Evans-Sniaer7pe
pany and the local banks.
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On the list OF April The Post called attention
to the somewhat remarkable record shown by
its advertising columns. On that occasion It
was said
Tomorrow s Post will be another model news
paper. Both in reading matter and business
announcements 1t will easily lead all Texas
II not all Southern. newspapers. And by the
way, speaking of newspaper advertising the
record made by The Post thus far this year Is
a source OF extreme qualification. Here 1t u.s.
On January 20, The Post was a 26-page paper
with 30 columns OF advertisements, February
g. IL was 25 pages so columns Of advertise
ments: February IL, 1t was 20 pages with ~
columns advertising February 49, IL was 2S
reyes with 50 columns advertisements; Feb
rEary Is II was % pages with 81 columns hd-
vertising; March II was 2S pages with 81
columns advertising; March u y was 90 pages
90 pages with lis columns adyertising March
26 IL was "a pages with i2i columns OF Hdyer-
tislng. II is with pardonable pride that The
Post directs attention to this record OF ts
business. II Is the most valuable testimonial
that could possibly be offered ns 10 the value
Cf The Post as an advertising medium. The
record as to new subscribers Is equally as
good.
The above covered the record Of 1899 UP to
and including Sunday. March &c; here 1t is
since that time;
April . It was 80 pages with Ill columns of
advertising
April . it was IS pages with ios column. of
advertising.
April 10, It was az pages with ia columns of
advertising,
April %, IT was 2s pages with 90 columns
advertising
April 80, it was % pages with iia columns
advertising.
May Z. yesterday. 1T was 80 pages with 100
columns advertising.
This record has not been equalei in all the
south. End only by the newspapers IN The
great cities like st. Louis, Chicago. New Yorl,
and Philadelphia.
AND in the matter of subscriptions the rec
ord is equally as sood.
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THE OLD WORLD AND Our MA



The account In the cable letter from
London In yesterdays Post of the growing
conquest OF the European market, and
especially the English field, by American
machinery is matter for much satisfaction
en- this side OF the water, but It is only
what was TO be expected sooner or later.
The Americans above all other people
on the globe have learned the art OF man
ufacturing machinery that combines power
with lightness and upon graceful lines.
Our machinery. from the largest and
most powerful engines down to the
most insignificant piece OF mechanism, has
Ats own distinguishing appearance and
features that foreigners have so far been
utterly incapable Of initiating. English
machinery is powerful but heavy and
clumsy compared with ours. In France
and elsewhere lightness in the machinery
are we apparently go far ahead OF Europe,
in the premises. as in the manufacture Of
railway engines, and the fact Is rapidly
making the American locomotive a fam
liar sight from Scotland to Siberia The
cable letter mentioned tells OF many In
stances where our American engines and
mechanical manufactures are becoming
so popular in Europe as to run out the
article of European make
The abundance Of our raw materials
and the skill and intelligence OF the native
workmen, aided by this superior machinery
Itself, are putting us beyond the fear of
successful competition in innumerable
lines OF manufacture It begins to look,
indeed, as II we were destined to furnish
the world with its motive power and with
not surprising that the old world Is be-
coming alarmed at our great develop
mont and that II is apprehensive OF being
reduced to a helpless dependence upon
America at no distant day. II is a serious
matter to contemplate condition where
little hope for the employment of the
constantly growing forces of labor. 1t
would mean not only National Industrial
and commercial depression, but necessarily
the emigration of large bodies Of the pop
ulation. While America, therefore, gains
in trade development and supremacy It
is likely at the same time to drain Europe
more and more. Of It's population
II Is Intended to establish an American
machinery exhibit in Russia Immediately
after the Paris exposition---the Paris ex-
hibit, intact being removed to Russia.
This exhibit will probably not only astound
Europe at Paris, but become the means
OF revolutioniSing industrial conditions in
Russia and especially in the vast Russian
Asiatic empire. Our greatest conquests
are stlll those of peacel
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The attention of anti-semites and of
other fanatics the world over is called by
the New York journal to the cablegram
which follows:
Jewish lady. the widow of a Jew,
leaves to charity the colossal sum OF one
hundred millions OF dollars.
This should shame the narrow minded
bigotry that hounds and persecutes men
Tor their religion. We can not doubt that
1t viii produce In France the strongest
possible reaction and check the cowardy
sentiment which found its elimination in
the Dreyius persecution.
London April 22.-Baroncss Hirsch
leaves fortune of $4,000, 600. She be-
queathcs $4,000 900 to her relatives The
state receives tax of 81, 500 900 on her
legacies.
She gives $l,200,000 to the Hirsch fcun-
datlon in New York $500, 900 TO the board
OF guardians in London; $1,000 600 to the
Jewish Colonization association in Lon
dom 100000 to the Hirsch institute IN
Montreal
The rest is to be divided among ne char
table institutions of Vienna Budapest.
Brunn, Brussels and other cities of the
continent The details of her will arc
published in the Vienna Neue Freie
Presse.
Baroness Clara de Hirsch de Gereuth
died in Paris April l. Her husband died
Ia 1886 She had brought to him. at their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-08
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PHILIP.
PINES.

The cahlegrams from Manila. corroho-
rated by dispatches from Washington, in
dioate that the American Philippine COM
mission has thought 1T best, in fact has
been almost compelled to offer to the ma
tives large degree of self-government as
an inducement to the acknowledgment OF
American sovereignty.
The form OF government outlined In the
dispatches proposes, II carried out In good
faith, to give the Philippines local legls-
lature and Judiciary, with governor gem
eral appointed by the president and a cabl-
net composed OF natives and Americans.
The saving clause of complete American
sovereignty, however, Is found In the pro-
vision that the governor general shall have
an absolute veto upon all the acts of the
legislature.
This would undoubtedly be an improve
ment upon anything In the way of govern
ment the Fllipinos have yet enjoyed, but
1t would mean their subsection to the
United States and their retention as
colony Of this country. II we are to retain
the islands the form of government pro-
posed Is possibly the best and most prac-
ticable that could be adopted, but II viii
not release us from the necessity OF main
tanning large naval and military force In
the Islands for many years to come with
the attendant sacrifices OF men and money
In that dangerous climate
The most noticeable fact about this PRO
posed arrangement Is the new concllla-
tory spirit exhibited by the administra-
ton. The Filipinos have not been fight
ing In vain, nor have the conservative
justlce-loying people IN this country been
idly protesting against the original Wash
lngton plan OF mere military satrapy in
the Philippines Undoubtedly this new
scheme is as much concession TO Ameri-
can public sentiment as to the Filiplno
sentiment-in indeed Il is more than likely
that the readings of the signs at home
have been the real moving causes for the
suggestion by the American authorities OF
a kind OF protectorate In the Philippines
rather than an absolute military control
as contemplated by the imperlallsts until
few days since,
When the Fllipinos nrst sent their en-
yoys to Otis recently TO negotiate au
armistice with view to their surrender.
The Post remarked that the Americans
could we'll AFFORD TO make some valuable
concessions. Otis, however, at irst would
hear no talk OF anything but an uncondi
tionai surrender. Since then this conces-
sion Of local government under an
American governor general with a mixed
cabinet. appears to have been determined
upon. The Post is grained to see that It's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-08

IN the remarks of the London Speaker in
ltS Issue of last week, where IL saws che
trusts control American politics. and
"here II sounds the warning of THE dan
gers into which trusts are likely IN forre
An i, by insisting upon an indefinite
policy OF expansion"
~, 10 mere not a startling similarity in
we voice that shouts for MONOPOLY and
tne voice that shouts for "ompire2''
what Is the attitude of the admipts,r,
llon; OF the politicians in control ~ The
party? icPuoilcah
there is of course the testimony o.
lacts-,the unchecked and stupendoUl
SSao"Ih OF monopoly since Mr. MCKINLEY
,cstir,,ep president. But we have also the
ttorit .Vuy OF words-this following au-
tbe sdro,s, statement Of the position of
,ne administration made by the or5ioisi
legal mouthpiece OF the admits tpa a' tina
Attorney General Grlgps non
oHiee Of the Attorney General
a., Washington, D. C. N7rnh On
Mr, =. e. Borradaile, 1910 Girar5 49,, ~.
Philadelphia 'a'u avenue,
,nst Sli' ! nave your letter of tho 17tb
aro 49,, 49, oegluse u Is evident thai Won
az H s. serious Misrepresentation as ~
NY iorce ana effect Of the Fed rial la. ~
relating TO trusts. called .bs sssha., nv
act, passed In 1890 | deem !, ,,.n So nan ~,
can your attention TO some s5nsst 70
norant Of "'e obviously ig-
IA tne hrst place, the constitu,io,a,,+,,
. tnis matter was not affirmed Iast III
Dut was affirmed almost ipmo,liatoi,. -, 80,
.ne 'dssage If the act, in the Az. ~.
mniSh arose and has been reosrda, ' %
setllea, SO far as the constitntionsiit,, -
eohetrned for many years Is
III the next place tho cl..
AIS not give TO the Federal eo,,rts i,,,. ise
e', ,eo! over any combination constitut,n.
sra ssss ,h' ana monopoly of trade rn,ass
mr. IN , ,,aue ~ what is known as Interstata
ler es,is.i onal trade and columerc-e
NJ ,natrtut ns.loh or trust for the nurnose
factnro y, monopoly In The mann
tho sconn =, n.ssvesslty Of lie is not within
b. sunnrss ~ sne sherman act and can moi
rms was decided IN 1904 n, t ~,
tne United States against M 80 ~, vi
non OF sugar Companies my oohpiha-
Ss matter OF fact ali ,ha
n.ien you refer TO as now org.nt.in, tes
n,or ~, use OF securing complete or mn rtial
sact,,ln vi different branches ~ man,,'
tton 'e similar to the sugar comh,na.
~ cue are not within M ,,,ntsSie.t.-
OF the Federal courts 'ne jurisdiction
ah,e a. .hs 70 any law thew are amer-
Tb,s me laws Of the resnective sac.
outs $3.50 -. ment never hesitates 70 nrosa
intsr.,a. 'Niui combinations which affsct
Inc ~ ~ commerce, and II vo, will .van,N
Win sna .noru OF the Federal courts Won
cution sery many cases Of such n-oss-
n "a ehective and sorne iueffective
newsnsns, popuiar error, nursec by such
we New York World, 10