The representative., 1900-09-06
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CARL L. STEWART LUMBER co.
1899 First Street Noeth Minneapolis,
themselves Of their oppressors and wip-
ing out the power of the corporation and

| themselves OF their OppreSsOrs and Wip.
! ing out the power of the corporation and
| trust.
In word, these people recognize in
the growing popular unrest the hand.
writing upon the WALL" the impending
| downfall OF the omnipotence of capital
ism, and are scheming for some method
whereby they may perpetuate their
| power. They are looking around for a
refuge from the impending popular up-
heaval, OF which they can recognize
| strong evidences in the signs of the
times, in the public unrest, in the grow
ing sentiment against trusts, ETC. They
| realize that their only refuge is in mon
! archy. With strong centralized gov-
| ernment, and large standing army at
their backs they hope to be able to per-
petuate their present dastard1y regime
for an indefinite length of time. With
this end in view they have started out
to feel the public pulse and to Greats
sentiment among weak-brained people
in favor Of their scheme by starting q
Not wishing to betray their hand in
the matter, they have selected a West
ern city as the point of issue. To have
attempted such scheme in the East,
which is the very hotbed of trusts and
capitalism, would have resulted In at
once placing the people Of the United
States upon their guard. This would
probably have defeated their whole
scheme and would never do. Whereas,
if the paper was published in some
small Western city like Des Moines the
public would hardly suspect the real
authorship of it's editorials and would
fail to discover the real source from
which they emanated.
Other newspaper men would treat the
matter lightly, or as a mere dodge on
the part of the paper itself for the pur-
pose Of extending it's circulation and
would give it no end Of free advertising
in jocular sort Of way, all Of which
would result in giving the paper big
circulation and thus placing their speci-
Gus sophistries in the hands of thous-
ands of people in all parts Of the coun-
try. In this way they hope to create
a strong public sentiment in favor Of
their plans. If this paper should prove
a success others of like character will
be started in various parts of the coun-
try to help along the scheme, and not
many moons will wax and wane before
we begin to hear this subject publicly
discussed in our pulpits and public
halls. The pulpit will, of course, favor it
as it does everything else which origi-
mates among the wealthy classes, and
soon every fashionable church in the
land will ring with specious sophistries
and polished treason from the lips of
high salaried todies who hope to be
counted in" when the final coup de
etat occurs. Just how much Eastern
money Is behind this reasonable sheet,
or how many trusts or title hunters are
involved in It's publication, we cannot
say, but Of one thing we are confident,
and that one thing is the fact that the
whole thing is an experiment, and we
firmly believe that it is an experiment
backed by Eastern traitors whose final
aim is the overthrow of our glorious
republic and the establishment of q
monarchial regime in it's stead. If this
is true it behooves every patriotic citi-
zen to be on his guard. Eternal vigi-
lence is the price of liberty" The min
ioro ~ 0rood uouc% MT ho o110uod "a
steal our heritage.-Search Light.