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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25


ka1s polskim robotnikom mlessks6 "
~lspisnkach .budowanyoh . dsruiny 1
glioy' oras 70 karmis lob najgors.ego
gstunku kartoflami 1 chlsben n, powln.
nyby Isbis roluicssj nasunsc pr.ypu...
o.snis, gdsis sic kryjs prsyosyna .ry.
wanna k~ontrakt6w. Co sai do pobisra.
MIA kauoji Prey kontrakoie, to jest to
.reoHny sposob uposorowauy ohydny
wyEysk, polegajscy ma tenn, to I pr.y
skohoso1sj Rampant, giy robotuik
wraOad chloe do kraju. kauojs wyplaoa.
NJ mu ME bywa, lsos po.o,.ajs jake
gwaranoja jego powrosu do togo same
60 wiascioIela sismskisgo 1 W roku ma.
stepnym.
Prus Zsohodnioh donos.a, As nile.
smisrnis silns I eaergio.ns agitsojs roe.
villa tam pomied.y polskimi robosnika.
mi niemiecki " wis.sk Robotnik6w"
(Buod der Lsndwirss). Wysyla on
wedrownych m6wc6 v, z~woiujs .groma.
dssnis, nawoiuja, do wsp6lnsj i soil.
dsrnej.s niemieokimi rolnikami obrony
intsrss6w rolniotwa. Agitaoja ,wia.ku
nismisckich rolnik6w ME jest po.ba.
wions gsrmanizaoyjnsgo cd oienIa l . to.
60 powodu ga.ety polskie .aohodnio.
pruskie prIsstr1sgajs lud polski prsed
nbuntowosmi".
M6wcy Zwiasku zaczynajs saswy
o1aj cd tsgo, ss stsrajs sic podkopa6
.aufanie ludu do polskioh poslo W, twisr
dsso, 4e tylko .Bund" .apewnie i'm
mote opiske l poparcie. Nisdawno cd.
bylo sic take .sbranis Osisku, .wo.
lane prsez m6wOe zwiasku.
Miss.kahoy Osiska, nsuc.sni Prise.
prase polska, dobrIs sic znalezli, DO,
ME chcao siucha6 niemoa, rad.ili mu,
ably zwia.sk pr.ysaai do nioh polskich
m6wo6w l rozdxislai polskis brossury.
"a prsykiadsm Oslska poszlo kilka
drobnyoh wiossk. w ma.sj wiosos, "
Kianinis (pod ksglsm) sdar.yi sic ko
mic1ny wypadsk ,akiemu wedrownemu
m6woy zwissku: OTTO zony polskioh
ohfop6w, 1sbrawssy sic gremjalnis (fa.
ma ME niesie, csy . miosiami) pr.ss,ko.
dsity ssbrsniu.
Uka.sl sic tn swissy numsr oslawio.
nsj nOstmarki", ursedowsgo organu
towarEystwa II. K. T. (nieur.edowyoh
pism - jak wiadomo ma hakats ma
swyoh usfugaoh legjop) Numer ten
prsewyas.a 90 do ezwssydu i cxelnosoi
wszystko, co dotycho.as Z kuzni haka.
tystyc.nej wysEio. Przsdsws.ystkiem
wieo dsnuncjuje ,,Dis Ostmark" Tow.
Pomocy Naukowej i'm. Karola Maroin.
kowskiego, jake NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ola pos'ep6w germanisaoji organi.aoje
polsks, kt6ra mtodych ludIi, wyohowa.
nyoh swym kos'tsm, wysyia " oharsk.
tsrss lekarsy, %adwokas6w It'd. jake sgi.
tstorow polskioh W misjsoowosoi, gd.is
polskoic jest nsjbardsisj sagroaons.
w tym samym numsr.s .najdujemy
oof " rOdraju informaoji Ola ministra
divinity, W kt6ryoh gimnaIjsoh W Poe.
nafskism pOzostaiy jsssose resrtki ma.
uki jsryka polskisgo, ntamujsos roe.
VOL nismcEyzny". Artykuiy, nawoiu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25
Przysz1e konklawe.

PSssossA oyo oooPo Esymshlms i
syl gdziss " innem misjscu, dalsko cd
br.eg6w Tybru I v.g6r. lasyhskiob.
jake biskup r.ymski hin partibus".
Gdyby wiec sylko " jsgo tytule .awie.
raio sic wspOmnienis Rsymu. q ole h.
o.ylo sie . Rsymsm sisd.ibs 1 daialal.
nofoia, gdyby R.ym ME byl juA ola
pspisia ,,ssdes titularis" (~stolioa tytu.
~larns). jak iatwo m6gaby w6wo.as bis
kup r.ymski stac sic owa sg.ystencja
imaginaoyjns, jake prssdstawiajs set.
ki t~ytularnyoh biskup6w k~atolickisgo
ohr.eiojshstwa, ks6rym papisa dale
siynns stolics biskupis, mad kt6remi
panuja jak pastsrze be-. sr.ody. Una.
my pr.sciez to pieknis brsmiace tytu.
~: biskup Hebronu, Jsrycha, Tyru,
T~rapssuntu, Efs.u, Damas.ku, Niosi,
Antjoobji, Cs.arei, Koryntu l jak sic to
ws.ystkis na.ywajs miejsoa, mad kt6.
remi uuosi sic duoh st~arosytnos 81 l fwie.
tel legendy lub gdzis wieszc.yli proro-
oy Israsla 1 nauczali apoutolowie. Gdy
W T. 1878 pr.ygotowywai sic wyb6r
pspissa, dawnisjs'y biskup perugjah.
ski, a d.isisjszy biskup r.ymski, ME 70.
zumial nalssycis, jak bard.o uoierpia
iaby stolica apostolska, gdyby RIym
pr.sstaf bye sied.iba pspisstwa. De
Cesare opowiada W historji ostatnisgo
konklaws, 70, " pr.soiwiehstwie do 81
kardynai6w pierws.sj kongrsgaoji 8go
lutsgo 1878, " dniu lmieroi papisaa
Piusa TX, ksrdynai Psooi rad.il " dlu.
gisj movie, ably konklaws odbye pc IA
granicami Wloch. 1 ma kongrsgaoji /.
9 lutego byf jsa.czs Psocl Ia wyja..
dem . Rsymu I to IA pr.snissisniem sic
ma Matte, namyslR sic jednak 1 osta.
tsoznis g%losowai IA R.ymem.
DoIwiado.enia oststnsego konklaws,
ssybkoic, a pr.sdswszystkism bezpis.
cIehstwo, sr6d kt6rsgo sic odbyio,
przsmawiac beda "a tenn, 20 1 nastepne
konklaws odbedsie sic " Rsymis.
Rzadko kisdy odby'o sic konklaws tax
ssybko jsk to, kt6rs wybralc Lsona
XIII. Kt6z ME siys.ai o osasaoh, "
kt6rycb konklaws trwaio tygodnie i
missiacsf l dawnisj - co prawds -
p'Owad.iso konklaws s.ybko do celu.
Gr.egor.a XIII wybrano W T. 1852, "
prseOlagu godziny, Gr.egor.a XIV W r.
1921 W siedsm god.in. Ale jak emoc.
jonalnsm, jak dramasyo.nem 1 ME.
.miernis d2ogism byio konklaws, /.
kt6rsgo Ganganslli wysssdl jake Kls.
mems XIV. Potr.sba byio 90 dni, IA.
MIN ,Clemsnte IL povsro", ~uflo.of hu.
manitarnofci M stolioy Piotrowsj"-
jak 60 nazywa Fsrdynand Grsgorovlus,
o kt6rym SWAT ME myilaf, jsdno-
myilnsgo wyszsdi wyboru. Ale l este.
rel pierwsi XIX ". wys.li . diugiob,
bursliwych konklawi6w: Plus VIII DO
81, Gr.egorI XVI po so dniach. Plu.
"a TX wybrano natomiast po 81 goblin.
nsj klsusurss W Kwirynsls. A ostat
nis konklawe, odbyte W Wstyksnis,
skofo.ono " 86 godsinaoh. Dopomogis
do togo ! techniks nowoAytna, ks6ra
wains odsgrN role " prsysrssm konkls.
We.
D~-H---- 1910 to6O WY
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-25

godnym p~srswanikism Ola wlad., kt6rs
mogfy sie "a MIN ohowa6 pr.sd inter
pslsojami posa6v polskioh I o~swiadcsa6
: niswinns mine, Ae prsesisdlenism da.
nych ur,sdnik6w ME kisrowaly aadne
p~olitycsne pobudki, pr6os w.glsd6w
sauAbowyoh. Obsonie jsdnak r.sd Wy.
stspii bss aadnsj Asnsdy 1 ryc.a.towo,
be. uoiskania sic do motyw6w ,,s&ua.
BY, pr.esiedln sssrsg ursednik6w 20
lsk6w W gsab Nismieo. Swiadc.y to,
Ae rssd pruski tax jest juA pswisn be.
karnoSci takioh rospor..d.sh wobsc
opinji publio.nsj l prasy n~ismieokIsj, Ia
pes'anowa Z otwarts p~r.yibiOs ssbrat
ste do vykonywsnia ~rosmaityoh anty
polskiOh projskt6w, skwspliwis podsu
wanych mu przes prase i organi.aojs
hakatystyosns.
Rosporsadseniem, ~dotyosaosm pre-.
sisdleuia, zostsli obsonis dotknieo'
wasysoy ur1ednicy pocztowi polsoy v
P%osnaniu, W Lessnis, We Wschowis
W Sremis. Nawet kilku nisetatowym
ur1ednikom polakom stawiano do Wv.
boru: pr.esiedlsnis lub opus.o.snls
sau4by. Rozpor.ad.snis podobns spo
dsiewansm jest i W sadownictwie, "
kt6rsgo organisacji / skiadsis osobis
lynn wielkis zajsc music smiany . !
styoznia 1900 powodu wprowad.enis
nowego kodsksu Oywilnsgo. OkolIo.
noic ia powoduje bard.o wislu usd.i6w
notarjuss6w t. d. do podania sic dc
smsrytury; rsad uchwyOi sic tel spo'
sobnosoi' ably po.byc sic ur.sdujsoyot
tn l owd.is " sadowniotwis polak6w
ably .astspic lob nismcsmi. Do sed.i6v
takioh ustepujscych obeonis nalssy
prsses polskiego Kola ssjmowsgo, p. S
Motty, ma misjsce t6rsgo jua wy.na
oxono niemoa.
Ciskawy rsfsrat o dos wisdozsniaot
zrobionych Z polskimi robotnikami |,
Galicji 1 Krolsstwa oglassa Wschodnio
pruska izba rolnioza. PisrwsIy to ra.
izba rolnic.a zabiera CLOS " tel tax ma
der wa4nej ola rolnik6w nismisokiot
a mas blisko obohod.sOej sprawis
nOpinja wiasoioisli sismskioh Z Pru,
Wsohodnioh, kt6rzy wswyoh msjatkaoE
" se.onie z%atrudnisjs r%obotnik6w pola,
k6w, bard.o jest podsielons 90 do Wy.
nik6w praoy poIak6w - powiada spra
wo.danis, . dalej saznaoss, ae prawd.i
wynn misozem D~amoklssa, xawisssonyn
mad ka.dym = r~olnik6w, .strudnia
jscyoh q siebie polak6w, jest oisgls
Ottawa pr,ed .srwanism kontraktu
uOisczks robosnik6w. nPolaoy .rywaj,
kontrakt nsgls, .aswyoEaj .upslnis be,
powodu. a rso.sj jsdynie tylko kisrujss
sic nadzisja .pale.isnia g~d.isind.is.
leps.ej piacy", powiada rsfsrat I.bJ
rolniosej, dodajaO, to ola .~apobieasnii
tsgo rodsaju wypadkom biuro wskazy
wanna pracy, dostaro.ajsoe p~racodaw
com ro~botnik6w, stara sic o lie moanoi
ci .ssrzymywac cd kaadego pewn,
kwots, jake kaucje i .abespieo.eni,
praoodawcy prssd uoiec.ks robotnika
Wrsszcie sasuaoEa iIbs rolnic.a, Z,
prswns scigsnis sbisg6w (prawa prus
kie na tvm punkoia m bard.o ostra
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07
couldn.t Flt the classes.

There was spectacle man in the
city the other day who professed to
be an expert in the correction Of
weak vision, and an all around good
man in making the blind see
The day was little cold and Fl. P.
Gumaer went into the hotel where
the expert was looking for victims
The cold made his eyes water, and
noting this the noted specialist kind
" informed him he needed glasses.
Mr. Gunaer bad not the time for ex-
animation then, but would make an
appointment with him at eleven
o'clock
At the appointed time Mr.. Gumaer
submitted TO the eye test One eye
was easily adjusted but the other
one the expert found difficult to fit
Glass after glass he tried. Noon ar
rived and his work was still uufinish
ed. AT this point Mr.. Gnmaer told
him he would have to 90 to dinner,
and rising to his feet, he reached up,
removed his glass eye and handing it
to the expert told him he would leave
it with him until after dinner, aud
perhaps by that time he could find a
glass that would fit IT.
Only the exertion Of strong will
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07
stsley's letter.

Congressman J. c. sibley, one Of
siaunchest friends Of silver and the
largest contributor 10 the democrats
campaign tund ia 1895, has written
letter giving the reasons why hs
and General Warner, president u the
Timetable Leagae, decided to close
the headquarters and stop agitating
the silver question. The following
extracts from the letter VIII be inter.
estiug reading
"The fight for bimettalIsm should
have been won in 1896, bat for the
presence a. Cbieaeo Of greaf numbers
Of people, all OF the same mind, aud
20 sure OF success that they deter
mined not alone TO settle the money
question but to abolish or rcguIats
every other evil, imaginary or real.
tbst is incident to the body polite
We were appealing not alone 70 the
intelligent public opinion, regardless
of party, which was united upon the
money question. bat we determined
to cater to every diSorgnnizing forue
Of human society, and the result Was
the Introduction OF new issues which
conld-not couImsnd the conservative
people OF the nation IN their support.
''rhe truest friend of bitnetaitism.
as events have proved, the man with
the elearest vision, an1 the wisest
counsellor on this topic. has been
hooted aud jeered al for holding
opinions upon this subject eontrary
to the opinions formulated by the
demncractie party. II any une man
could have saved the cause of biraet
allisu, thai man is Senator Wolcott.
Events have demonstrated tie cor
rectness Of his views. Since 1896
every nation, except China aud Mex
leo, have adopted the gold standard,
and now il may be matter Of doubt
\ to any thinker whether the United
States alone could maintain the par
1 ity at that ratio The honest effort
made by the monetary commission.
consisting Of Wolcott, Stevenson and
Pcine, TO promote an international
agreement, was discredited in aa
vance by democrats who should have
earnestly hoped for and helped 10
success.
| Il do not know what kind of an
opinion You wauted, but you have
mine straight from the heart. and ]
viii add to it by saying that the
democratic party can be wrong on
one issue, and then cas- hardly win
IN the face of the magnificent pros
perity Of the present, but when il
gets wrong on every proposition and
sits down IN front OF the car OF prog
ress, it will afterwards be distinguish,
ed by the large grease spot il leayei
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

The patience and fortitude with
which the mule is living down the
abuse and contempt Of past nges Is
gradually winning the admiration Of
fhe world And now the La5ysmith
defenders declare thar mule meat is
much more tender and juicy than
horse meat.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

The Denver Times has been run
ming number OF special features
in its Sunday edition of late, and it
is a, marked improvement over the
matter generally published in the
Sunday papers and read by few.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

The Register received notice from
the Honorable John c. Bell that he
would be unable to Distribute auy
garden seeds this spring as his sup
ply had been exhausted. Come home
then, Johp 1t was all you were
good for.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

The democrats in congress last
week succeeded in making their usual
display OF assinlne opposition TO ey
erytbing Early in the week the bin
to collect l 8 per cent Of Dingley tar
if dntfes OF Of Porto Rico products
was before the house and was opposed
by the democrats as a robbery of the
Porto Ricans. The latter part Of tho
week bill to pay all duties collected
of Of Porto Rico products over to
the Porto Rican government was op-
posed by the democrats as robbing
the O. S. treasury. Fortunately
democratic congressman are neither
supposed or expected to be consist,
ent or even responsible
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

The most sensible resolution passed
by any of the various conventions
this year, was passed hy the state
convention of Pennsylvania mayors
recently They resolved that is not
new laws we need, but the enforce,
ment OF those already existing.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

1t is now learned that the reason
General Buller practising crossing
the Tugela river was 10 get IN tram
ing for the Langswatchensen Sprint,
which Will have to be tackled before
he can reach Pretoria
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

power prevented the expert from
taking fit, and the fr.t train that
left town carried him as a passenger
Garden City Herald.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

The Kentucky democrats attempted
to carry the Goebel counting process
to such extremes this week that even
some of their own gNng rebellea and
assisted in turning down the gangs
scheme.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07
The ClBSONLUMBERC CO.
H. A. BLACK. Manager

on the Highway Of iita
In closing, let me say that 70 far
A. there Is aay hops Tor the I1tuycni
silver. General Warner aud rayss,lf
are in thorough sccori. We asn.o
in the opinion that the csJlsr + hope
less, aud unite in the facs that the
marvellous iurrezse in ile vorld-
produet % gold nakes II no longer
an ayershs30Ninr ,ssae In the lssi
conversation held with Gsneral Wnr
ner satus months ago We egrved that
the asefulness ul tha Asnsricau III
metallic Leagne hAd eulsd, and thH
Office. So lar Hs We ara eonreTn,-l,
closed fprryer A. pre@eut silver
mine osner. / SHAH cxpecs 5 ss,s
any further be1eit for silver roge
under the letd oi nen like ypps inn
ios saantar rather than through p9lit
jral agitation
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

CaiaFs3a sqruszs fCrlaf Ganstc. psliF
Ninsrs EditiqiE So ptas ga shrarre All
shs tatriziz n@Ns and st5zE QnlsaJllzV,
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

s't.r sHsa Is sA,ass iEreFaE
80 SOLD - Ns1spn t5tr
9atsss-
~ GAzI.Es Ksssss Gts
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

Tree Of Charge
The Lamar register., 1900-03-07

4 sIc STOCK OF EACH
NOW on HAND.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-09-06

ence OF Dewey's feet, could neither Sc
cure ammunition. supplies nor relief, and
as a consequence were easily captured
by the insurgents. Aguihaldo boosted OF
his battles with and capture Of these diff
ferent Spanish detachments that were
forced to surrender because their ammu-
milton gave out. Owing to Dewey's VIC
tory the Spaniards were helpless. and
Aguinaldo easily overrun and took pos
session of the provinces adjacent to Ma
Mia. Dewey reports at this time as fol-
lows:
lenses of Manila at any moment, but
1T IL considered useless until the ar
rival of sufficient United States
forces to retain pOssession.'
With the front and tanks of Manila
dominated by Dewey's feet and all hope
Of relief from Spain cut off, Aguinaldo
proceeded to invest the city with the in
surgent forces on the land SIDE He fan
cied he could capture the city without
. the aid of our troops, and was anxious
to capture and loot it before the arrival
of the United States forces, but found
himself unequal to the task. In the
meantime he assumed the role Of military
dictator and established by various de-
crees and proclamations so-called gov
eminent of purely military, dictatorial
and personal character, in apparent hos
tility to Spain and evidently oblivious Of
the rights and status Of our government.
He was quite willing to have the co.
operation of our naval forces, but looked
with disfavor upon the landing of our
troops, fearing that they would debar
him from the sack and pillage of Manila.
On June 80, the first expedition under
Gen. Anderson arrived at Manila, and on
the 18th Of July the second expedition,
under Gen. Greene, landed. On the 9th
of July Gen. Anderson reports about
Aguinaldo:
when we first landed he seemed very
suspicious and not at all friendly. +.
But he has declared himself dictator and
president, and is trying to take Manila
without our assistance. This is not prob
able but If he can effect his purpose he
WILL apprehend, antagonize any attempt
on our part to establish provisional gov
eminent"
It appears that at the time of the ar
rival of the second expedition Aguinaldo
had forbidden the natives to furnish sup
plies or transportation facilities to our
forces except upon his order, and on this
account our forces found 1T very difficult
to procure animals and carts. The ma
tives had gone so far as to remove the
wheels from their carts and hide them.
It was only after Gen. Anderson had in
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-09-06

your weapons and odium: Understand
well, against the Spaniards and never
against the Americans. Rather die than
be ungrateful to our American liberators.
There where you see the Amer
lean flag flying, assemble in numbers;
they are our redeemers."
Dewey believed, as he had right to be-
lieve and as they represented to him, that
they desired to return for the sole pur-
pose of aiding in expelling the Spaniards,
and not to assume a hostile attitude to
our country. And so believing, he gen.
erously gave his permission, and fur
nished transportation, for their return
and supplied them with arms and equip
ments and otherwise aided them in or
ganizing the insurgent forces.
On the 10th of May Aguinaldo and sew
enteen of his chiefs returned from Hong
kong to Manila in the McCulloch.
There was then no semblance of Fill
Pine government or Filipino army. Dewey
had destroyed the Spanish fleet, captured
the town and arsenal Of Cavite, controlled
the entire harbor of Manila and had the
city, though occupied by Spanish troops,
at his mercy.
But for these facts Aguinaldo and
his followers could not have re-
turned.
At first. the insurgents, remembering
the former mercenary abandonment. OF
their cause, were reluctant to rally
around Aguinaldo, and he became dis
couraged, and contemplated returning to-
China But soon, owing TO the presence
and encouragement Of the United States
forces, matters took more favorable
turn. and the insurgents began to rally
around him, and he succeeded in raising
an army estimated at from 10000 to 15,-
coo. Dewey supplied him with consider
able arms and equipments from the ar
senal at Cavite, and he purchased some
1000 stands Of arms before he left Hong
kong. With these arms thus obtained
md with Bolos. he equipped his forces
and at once assumed the role and set him
self up as military dictator. Most OF
the Spanish troops were stationed In Ma
I Mia. Small parties Of their troops. beam
tily supplied with ammunition and pro-
visions, were stationed at various interior
points These troops, owing to the pres
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-09-06

/ formed Aguinaldo that If he could not
purchase the supplies needed at fail
price ne would be compelled to take them
by force, IL necessary, that the latter re-
moved the embargo.
AS early as July Is Gen. Anderson re-
ports:
II suspect also that Aguinaldo is Sc
cretly negotiating with the Spanish au-
thorities, as his confidential aide is in
Manila
We now know that this suspicion was
well founded, for in Aguinaldo's letter to
Gen. Rios, commander at Iloilo to which
I shall hereafter refer, he admits that as
early as June 9-twenty-one days after
his arrival at Manila-he was negotiating
with Gen. Augustin, the Spanish COM
mander-in-chief, for the purpose of COM
btning with him against our forces.
He was even then ready to enter
into an alliance with his OId-tfme
enemy against the United States, the
ldeliverers of his people.
In his letter to Gen. Anderson of July "a
Aguina1do writes:
II consider it my duty to advise you
of the undesirability of disembarking
North American troops in the places con-
quered by the Filipino from the Spanish
without previous notice to this govern
ment (meaning himself) ~. take
the liberty Of indicating to your excel
lency the necessity that, before disem-
barking. You should communicate in
writing to this government (meaning him.
SELF the places that are to be occupied
and also the object of the occupation. .
! What an attitude was this to assume
toward our forces whose presence in
Manila bay had made it possible for Agui-
naIdo to return and gain footing in
the country. which for a money cnsider-
alton he had formerly abandoned.
On the 25th day Of July Gen. Merritt
arrived TO assume the chief command.
On the Both day Of July the third expe-
dition. under Gen Macarthur. reached
Manila bay. and Immediate steps were
taken to capture the city by our forces
At this time the insurgents, estimated at
1900, were occupying line Of intrench-
ments. around the city on the land side.
ana had kept up. from time to time,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-09-06

"At the present moment an American
squadron is preparing to sail for the
Philippines. We, your brothers, are very
much afraid that you may be induced
to fire on the Americans. No, brothers,
never make this mistake. Rather blow
your own brains out than fire shot or
treat as enemies those who are your
liberators. Your natural enemies, your
executioners, the authors of your misery
and unhappiness, are the Spaniards who
govern you. Against these you must raise
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-09-06
SENATOR ELSON
REVIEWS THE
PHILIPPINE CUES ton
]M THE BEGINNING OF THE SPANISH
WAR UNTIL THE PRESENT TIME

Official Documents Both Filipino Which Prove the Untrt
tuness the Claims Of the Fipno and heir Friends America
Treachery of the Fiipnos Proved Beyond Doubt
Lust of Power and ACKNOWLEDGMENT the Sole Aim
of Agunado- Unfit Conduct
Civilized Government
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-09-13

Dwight Sheldon, the Bedding candi.
date for prosecuting attorney before
the republican county convention last
Friday, has no reason to regret the
showing he made. He only got into
the race about ten days before the
convention, and most of the delegates
were pledged earlier. The Bedding
delegates made good fight for him
but realized they had big odds against
them. Under such circumstances we
consider SO votes very favorable
showing, and we truly believe that II
the balance OF the votes had been
pretty evenly divided between Mr..
Mr.. Clute and Mr.. Horrigan, that the
Bedding candidate would have won
out However, Mr.. Clute has long
served the party faithfully and we'll
and the nomination was certainly
worthily bestowed. Belding will not
only do her duty by him but the bal
ance of the ticket as we'll