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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

a. osiaa enbtSnobpbeIie til ben ipanife
Rtniffer @aibin9ton. Denne bar M
ienbt DfapOr 9urriion fsIsenbe Suurs
itriueIie:
uMin 9errel SnbIust fenber ies
Gem tiIbase en- SnbbpteIie fra gpeu
@bicu9o til at fejre 2:aars Soften fOr
SIa9et ueb ManiIa, buiIten SnbbpoeIle
ie9 maa anta9e, er ienbt mig ueb en-
6eiItuseIie, ba bet ct ben fprite llbpfIiss
beb, ies bar moot Der be 6orenebe
Stater.
Seq fan umuIis tro, at Qe meo
SOerIGg bar opforbret mig, Spauiens
ReprGientunt, til at 9au til 0eres gp
og 9Iabe mig meb 0em ouer Dbelas9eI.
len af ben ipanite 6IaaOe os Drubet af
iaa mango tapre Spmeno-mine ganbs
mGnb. Oct piIbe pare en-
6OrnGrmeIie, Os ba ies lite tan trO
bette, maa ie9 iimpeItben auie bet for
en- 6eiItaeeIie.
Seq forbIiuer Deres orb.
Ncros.
Utapor 9arriipn itpnbte fig at iOare,
at bet belle ifammsoe fra en- StriuerS
9isesploisbeo os ubetantiombeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
YrGiiocnten paa Nejie.

prafbsnt Wlea inIep, Wtrs. WcRins
leg, Setretar @orteIpOn, Wlrs. 6Obart,
@arret u. 9Oburt Os Or. Gerie fOrIas
Der 9orsouS MOrseu BuibinstOn /
Ipscisl Sernbansuosn poa Reiie til pa'
tsriOn. 81. g., buOr be uiI forbIiOs til
9srbas Morsen iOm Utrs, 9Obaris
@aiter. eOrbas 8eiier be til 9iewDOrt
fOr at oeItase en- flor 6ebninsemis'
iiiOustonferenee, lom aiboIoes 9erbas
glftsn i GOrnesia 6aI. Derfra uiI be
reiIe en- Cur til Canton, O., bpOr be
oil opboIbs fig nosIe Gage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Wtuueiota.

Z. .. SbeIbon, 9eo Nins, en-
ai gpsns 9lbite os riseite 8Orsere, sr
bpb. 5an par pralibent for Duluth,
8eo Using & Soutbern ganen. for
iyirit 0utionaI 8ant, Wainneiota Stont'
mare so. os Rsb Nins 5urniture So.
6an par oelaa 8iceprafbent susr
Diretipr for mango andre 5oretusen.
Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
9ra6manm I Chicago.

Den banfs Di9ter 8 Iser Or a d:
mann antom Waonoas GOrmiboas til
Chicago, noset tioligsre, eno man pens
tsbs bam, Os tOs inb paa palmer 9ouie.
8 ssbst af @fiermibbusen fom mango
auismano for at ubipsrse bam, iaa ban
til fibf nastebe ii8 biemme os sit
lsatret ON aftenen.
6oniul 6. s.. 6anien bar ubienot Ell
SnbbpbsIie til $50 DANTE Bpen,
5oIt Of aae SumfunsoIos, ON at mebs
Sbsrman 9ouie Snsoos 9ftsn for al
p9Iss en- aomite til at arrausers en-
ltprre 5eit for Dra6mann unoer bans
OpboIo | Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Suinots.

Gent 9unbreoe arbeioere, uniat
Diamond aulsrube 9ruibwOoo, git
iOrIeoen paa Streits, ioroi @rube.Gis
erne n9steoe ut betule ben npe 9snninsss
tariff iom tranbte Rraft ben l.alpriI,
nsmIis s2.l0 for s limsrs arbeiosbas;
ben 9ouIe Iarif par $l.75 for 8 Gimers
2lrbejosoas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Soma.

8. u. @owarbs, Webiter @itp,
bolot forleoen paa fin aua9farm fit
darIise SaIs af tortbOrnst auGs. ass
bsre baube inbfunbet fig fra bUer Stat,
buor aua9auI otiues. @n SO bIeu ioI9t
for $4,000. 9jOrben beitOb al 81 Stpfs
Ter, bporiblanot Der por en- Del 3aIpe.
Salget inobrasts $40, 900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
aotarsb sass TIRE beftreoes

etb pbre MtbIer, bo be tfte Tan Hoa Spebons
mems S4be 6otarrb er en- Blobs eler 6ouitttutonss
Cpobom, oo for at bslbrebe ben, uaa De tose wlebs
clner iub. Halls Catarrh Cure tagss inb os pirtes
ttrefte paa Blobet Oe Sltmbtnbsrne. Hal's Catarrh
Cure er lite en- potioIuersWebicln. Den blsu
sarepls joretrepst al al be bebfe fGssr bee ran.
bet, oe er ct rssul9rt pnesmbbd. Oct er iauusnlet
al Sc siprtemibler man tjenber, iorenet mso os
bebite 81 :. sntngssWhbier, Der prter btrttie poe
CIlmbtnbeilk. Den fuIbt Sammenioinin9 ot
ts Snarebteies er be bsr beuirter iaa isrbduitnos
genltattr peb 1elbrebeIien al Ratarrb Strtn el'e,
9ibnesbprb. irit. q. 3. Sbemep q Co., Sl"'.
S9lsss of Mpotbetere.' Yrts 7se
Helis Family Pills er be beeits,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

0tspraientant 9 baitOtb, 9OIO..
bar inbbru9t ct 6oriIaS, Der Saar ub
paa at beuure ale bifOrite Monumens
ter, o9 berIor autoriiersr 9nbenri9smi'
niitereu til at rsleruere fra SaIg eaer
Spbprtnins iaabunt NsseringsIape paa
bpiltet finbesUaonumenier. 6irtssaarbe.
SIippebuler, @raUs, 6Orier os anbre
Arbsjoer af forbiiiOriit 90 iaressn ee
tpbnins en- loitratnins af lite Ousr
$40 acres eano for busr Rsieruation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

Dc Deputies. fOm bIeu ienbt Der
ben, ifaI nGitsn ale uere suaet ouer pua
Streiternss Sioe. Der saa Rpster /
Groion ON, at boisStrsjtsrne bIiuer uns
srebet af SoIbaterne, piI gnmperne,
DamptebIerne os Dumpmuitinerne bag
Dammen bIiue fpranst 2uften meb
Dpnamit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
9e tniinbe Sing.

q ! u III HtullYlel pt 2tUeH 10
Seconoletnanter, buiItet er Here enb
Der bar mansIet mango Aar. vi oisle
er Der pIabs for SO Snfantsrist. IA
QrtiIlsriet og 27 Raueueriet. IiI at
ipIos bisIe pIabier pil ferif bette Qars
@raouenter fra MiIiterataoemiet, bIlDe
uoiete, be Gurise potante gIabier uil
bIiue reIeruerebe for ciuiIe.
De 6oreneoe Staters u ers
brn 9sbepa rtemeut bar paI9t
uteieriet 2tlbert Sea, Wiinn., til at fas
britsre ben Smpr, iom ia! u5ifiaeS
Yaris Der fra qanbet.
Npt Sub unb peb Out n.
9ousobeitprer 8 q 10 Tins ueo g9bite
Qais Bnnen, iom nstop er tommet til
8ancouuer fra IIaifa, brin9er @fters
ret ON ct fort @ulbfunb AIaifa.
Spu Wfnnb bar amlet n9lfen $40 600
lioen ben ferite ll9e | Sauuar. @ulbet
bIeu ta9et ub af en- biotiI uteuot os
nounIss BAT. DenRe BGt flDber ub /
9uton, no9Ie Wsil nebenfOr gIoieIeiDb,
ben upe 8p ueO 0bite puis Suneu.
Ggue Diii inbt gaabet, peft for bet bes
rOmte aobberIeie Bbite 6orfe, par
bet oisie WGub siorbe oeres Qptte. gGf:
ten bar fit llbipring paa omerifanft
@runo, os 6a,utins tror, at bet melte
af @uIoet finoes ueo bens ubiprins.
Snbuanbrinsen til be Sore.
neoe Stater beregnes Nar at uille 9aa
op til ouer en- Uiillion Wenneifer. $
5lor par antaaet al Snbuanoere lite
fulo 3o4 .ooU og 1898 100000. ale'
ne af ruslifte 6inIenbere peuteS Der /
apriI Waansb omtrins 5000.
Or. 6. Benj m in Nnbrem s,
@bica9o, io9oe fcrleoen, at snten ban
uiIoe moota9e liIbubet fra uniuerlitetet
/ Rebraifa suer life, uiIbe ueientIi9 afs
bGnse al. buOb bans 9uitru tentte ON
Sa9en.
VI oeren maa bet | e..
8eo en- al 6sieiteret afia9t Dom er bet
ai9iort, at StempeIaf9ift al Batter
lenot meb @tsprssfompusner maa bes
tales af ahenoeren O9 lite af gtspress
tompa9nierne. 0ommen blep aIlaot
Sageu v2lmsrican 6tsprsls Company
mob 9lttornep.@eneraI Wiapnorb" /
Staten Midigan. Sasen par al gts.
preSfompa9niet appeiieret til Oe 6ors
enoe Staters 9eielteret fra Mi6isan
6eiiteret, buis Dom git ub paa, at
Gtsprestompasnierne par pIistis at be-
tale Stempelifattsn paa be Yatfer, lom
&c befororer.
Mrs. Graham Chicago, bpiS
Nanb beiues gpeus StOIsraoo for
s25, 5,567 os remte, ansiueli9 til Spbs
amerifa, bar tilbasebstaIt buer Sent -
lite aIene SoueofoIen, men Osiaa be
paaIgbne Renter. 6enoes 6aoer, u n.
brem s. 8ropn @pansto n,
en- af @bicasOs 6Oriteber, biaIu bsnb
0r. SensGnberi Ne 8 peb
Sobns 0optins uniuerlitet ct ub naunt
til 2erer Sanlfrit ueb Gbicaso nui'
uerliiet. War. gleis srabnereoe fra
9u!ber college, DecOrab, Soma, 1884,
% 1890 fit ban fin Masiltersrao.
6an bar 6euow ueo SObn 9optius
uniuerftet fra 1896 til 1898, os bette
Aar bar ban unoeruilt Sanitrit, Satin
og @ref. ban er auerebe reiit til
Chicago.
Gn UeiItagIfe. 8omiteen for
arranssmentst uf ben fore Deweps6ef
Chicago til Wlinoe ON ben ipanife
JluabeS DoeIasseIie WaniIa, bar bI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Sra &Ongresien.

aonsresmunb Wiarfb, Sa., bar
inbIebet ct 6Orilae ON at inbfere aras'
.SsrseniensRifIsn oueruIt be 6orsnebe
@taters arme. arissmniieen er oil.
toriIsret til al gennsmfsre oenne Yeilut,
ming | be for Teuise Stuter os lerrito.
rier, efterfum @uusrnersrne forlanser
0aabsn o9 Ammunition.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

Oct sr muIist, at en- 9libsIiug al be
rationale Soloaters Sjem uil inart
bIiue Oprettst uso bet samIs 6ort Gaitle
Yindaep" | Charleston, g. Carolina.
Gt 5otiIa9 bsrOm bIeu 9Oot mobtasst
af Statens somite for miIitGre 2fiRrer,
Der flyer: Uor n9rpGrenoe unoerboloer
8eserinssn et Siem for ittestri9sbp9tise
Soloater al ben resulare Arms, ct
.6iem for lisnenbe RurinefOIboter, Oa
8 5iem for friuilise. anauet bisie
lriem par 1898 ls $50, oS | Septbr.
1898 maatte l,41o anisgnin9er lag;
9es til Sibe af UianssI paa Ylaos.
2if be 8 0iem er tun ct ipb for potos
mac 6Iooen, nemgi9 6ampton, 8a.
Repraisntantsr ira Colorado arbeioer
paa at iaa ct Solbatsrbiem Denuer,
bUilfst be untaser ull blius ct beIhist
Steb for brpifUass SOIoater. Ulr.
Sbafrotb inbIeoeoe ct 5orTas,
bUor ban saD 0irettiOneu for be iuase
friDilliss Soloutet3 .6ism 6uIomast til
at opretts ct 6ism 0enusr poa ct
Stptte 9anb lite uubn 100 glcres
eanb. 6Orilasst unbraser $3.50. 900
forSpSnius Os9anb. aae baoerIi9 per-
miltsrsoe Soloafer os SsiIere fra gor'
9ertrisen os zen ipanlte ariS, iOm entsn
pso 2ltoerbOmSiuasbeo eaer Spsoom
er ube al Stunb til at uuOerboloe fig
feIu, bar ao9uns til 9jemmst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

Ut dorilas er oppe ON at faa 6asier
ianss mso The Star Route, buor Pofs
bubene fan Ic9ss pOitsn til be omtrina.
bosnbe. URr. Stepbens, 9pas,
bar inbIsbst ct 6orlas ON, at en- pers
ion, Der Ieusr mar en- iuaean Star
Route, ieIu maa iaite en- aasie op, /
bpiIten iaa Yolibubet, ON bet snffes,
logger al giereus pOii, men pua 4bres.
fatens esen 8iiito.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Colorado.

@n poIblom Storm meb Sue o9
Resn 6slse bar / Ieussre Gio raiet
nahen oper bsIe COLORADO os sjOrt lite
laa libt Sfabe paa fine Steber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

Mrrf Sfslse fleres Dnite babe
~9'''. : ui bel Iluttet at fprl9n9e port
3ilbub til np Mbonnenter inbtil u5Qans
gen al Gpril Maaneo.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18

ay@ YrsueHumre af p0anifsren"
ieubes frit. ID. l.. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-04-18
Narg.
Srige1t.

@uerillatrigen. = Gngl9noerne boms
barocres. : GOberts iaar Seite.
= guerne trGfter fis after bort. =
Jre0suoiigterne.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-26
THE PLAGUE IN HONOLULU.
New Cmses-Quarnntine Mensures
Being Made More strscs
Every Day

Honolulu. Jan. u. via San Francisco,
Jan. 2O.-Six cases of plague have
broken out since last adHices- The
hoard of health is still working hard
to suppress the scourge. The govern
m. n, has been more liberal in furnish
inr means TO clean the city.
Hires are of daily occurrence IN
Chinatown. the seat of the trouble
Quarantine measures are being made
MGR. strict every day.
The island shipping business Is m
danger of complete suspension II The
plarue situation does not mend The
wilder and lnter-lsland companies
have been talking of laying their YES
scis off altogether. in view OF the great
difficulties in the way of continuing
10 run them.
The steamer Noeau arrived from ha-
waii at noon yesterday with news that
the big island has established The
strictcst quarantine.
An average of more than Loo per
sons are being fed daily within the
ouarantined districts. The work o;
purchase and distribution Of food a.
wei, as the work of listing the appli
cantr and Investigating eases Of mis-
rerre sentation in the matter Of appli
cations. is all done through the mill
| tary
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-26
Ex-GOv. MERRIAM'S EFFORTS.
The Director Of the Census Cites n
Pattern for the Farmers to
Make Returns BY.

Washington, Jan. 1s.-The efforts
which Gov. Merriam, director of the
census. Is making 10 induce farmers to
prepare statements Of their opera
tions for the calendar year 1890. 50
that they will be ready 10 reply def
iuiteIy and accurately 10 the enumera-
tors ques tons next June, are bearing
fruit
some farmers have forwarded copies
of statements TO the census Office. ac-
companied by inquiries as 10 their
completeness and correctness. The
first. and one Of the best Of these state
mt nts. came from a woman who oper-
at.s a farm in Pennsylvania on her
own account. The paper shows not
only the acreage, quantity and value
OF each crop. but contains also good
Inventory of live stock and a de-
tailed statement of the quantity and
value Of the miscellaneous articles
produced. II every farmer would imi'
tate this woman the agricultural re
port OF the twelfth census would be d
marvel of completeness and accuracy
and would also show the entire pro
ductive strength Of the United state:
in food products.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-26
WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED.
A baseball player Nsii. has VIE
aud shiIdr-n and Him-~ff-As
lnbaIsar~c Mind

Worcester. Mass. Jan. l9.-Martin
Bergen. a member 81 The Boston '@ASe-
bali team, shot and killed his wife and
tw, children and then cut his own
throat at his home in North brook
field. Mass.
IL was about ~. 30 O'Clock this after
noon when the bodies were found hnt
il is Thought that the crime MAS com
mittcd earlier this morning Bergen
was in his stocking feet. and the hiich-
en- fire had been made ready for light
inc. II is thought that he had RISEN
ana started To perform The usual carry
mcrning duties when ihe mania seized
him and he went back 10 the chamber
wi ere his wife and children were stan
in bed. and killed Mrs. Bergen ana The
boy. Whether the little girl, awakened
bv the action. Jumped from her cot
b, side that of her mother and ned inlo
The kitchen. or how She got there -
matter Of surmise. prom the position
os Rerpen's body il is believed that he
stood in front Of lookingclass and
auplied the razor with fatal effect lay
n
inc il on the table before he fell
Death must have been almost insfan-
tareous in each ease. Bergen's home
is about TWO miles from North Brook
field. He had a prosperous farm and
considerable live stock. His father.
Michael Bergen. lives not far away
Bergen began playing ball with The
Will esbarre club in 1893. and later
PLAYED with Pittsburgh. Kansas City
and Boston. He was of an erra'lc DIS
position. and several times last sum
mer disappeared from The team Mlih-
out notifying Manager Salee or The
other PLAYERS. Once he went 10 ms
hcmc in North Brookfield and refused
to play, alleging that he had not been
treated well by his fellow-players and
his manager. Much persuasion was re-
auired 10 induce him 10 rejoin his club
President Soden. of the Bostons. This
afternoon said:
while Bergen was with the team
we were always fearful lest Martin
should commit some rash act. l have
personally been of heopinion for SOM
time that he WAS not OF sane mind hi
acted queerly while Al home. and wheI
on the road he was worse lie wa
very Respondent and at times woul'
stay away from his fellow members o
tn team"
MIR. Soden said Bergen's connection
with the Boston team expired Ocfobe
last Nothing had been said 10 Inn
about next season. Mr.. Soden said an
added that he did not think Berge
would have been found on the tear
nest year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-26
GEN. JOE wHEELER's STATUS.
ft.,.xa M Ma~hfnxfon that the
oid soldier Ha. Forfeited MS
seat in Congress

View York. Jan lg.-N special tn the
TSrn.-~ from Washington says: III zen
Jn-.-vsh Wheeler eyp-vctes 60 return 70
Washington and take seat IN CON
rr~~S without fur-hrr Formally ~
ln.sLs as II h. would meet with dIsaP-
,soin-uaent- Inquiry has bern made
ssnr. the aun0Incr mint that ~ mao
ben relieved from further duty an the
Philippines. and 1t j. found that there
j. a vcry general agreement on po'h
side Of -he h0Uss that " has been
cirerEv Shown by the examination OF
,he ra-e ~ low and other precc'irnts
,l,as hr i.as forfeited bis right TO 2
s.-,s m congress. and that Tn. only
sizing ogsr- 10 him D. % 70 back 70 ma
ci--rirs ar.d -eek rs-cisctinn- II ne de-
ssr.-- W eou-funs Iu service ~ con
grt-~~-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-26
SOUTHERN COTTON CLAIMS.
Southern senators Hopeful That the
Money Tied Up Will soon
he Distributed.

Washington. Jan. 19.-Southern sen
ators express themselves rs hopeful
over the prospects of securing iegis-
IatIo-. during the present session of
congress. looking to the refunding OF
money paid into the treasury of the
United States soon after the civil war
a. the result of the sale of cotton cap
turtd by the federal forces There was
originally about S30,00o,0o0 of this
mo ney, but portion of it was paid to
the owners of the cotton soon after
the close of the war The remainder
WIS left in the treasury and has re-
NAMED there ever since Senator
Money says that the sum left amounts
to about Si1 100000 a bill introduced
b. Senator Davis gives one year addi-
ticnal time for proof of such claims be-
fore the court OF claims. Ii has been
faSorably reported by the senate com.
mittet on claims.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-26
ABATTLE EXPECTED.
BuiIer's Forces Engaged In the
FIanlstng Operations.

London, Jan. 10. a. m.- Military
.ritice i'm affliation with the war Office
cor sidered that the expected battle,
along the wide arc south and west OF
Iadysmith, can hardly be delayed be-
yond to-day. From Durham it is re-
ported that fighting has already be-
CUR.
Gen. Buffers forces, engaged in the
thanking operation across the Tugeia,
are some 10000 or $4,000 bayonets, l.
POO horses and 80 guns. The DISPOSE
uon of his other 5000 or 10000 men
is not known. although the assumption
is that the whole army will be In ac-
ton when the hour forcombined move
ment arrives.
Three weeks ago Gen. Butler had
80 O0O men. Considerable reinforce
ments have since reached him, giving
him probably $4,000 men and so guns
ali told.
Estimates Of how many men ana
guns the Beers have 10 oppose him are
mere guesswork. In not replying 10
Gen. Littlcton's shells they are using
the tactics that proved SO successful
in the battles of Magersfontein and
| Col, nso-lying low in their trenches
and thus hoping TO conceal their pre-
else position until the infantry ID
Vance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-26
CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE.
Effort. VIII he Made 10 Gather >pe-
ciGc Data In Advance of the
General Enume ration

Washington. Jan. TO- In every case
in which data for the twelfth census
of agriculture can profiiably be gath
cred prior 10 the general enumeration
i'm June. il will be done
The special schedules for cranberry
culture and irrigation now in circula-
ton will be followed Immediately 10y
a special nursery schedule. which has
lust been received from the printer
The list Of nurseries 50 far obtained
includes a pour four thousand separate
establishments. but each known muir
seryman will receive list of those do
ing business in his vicinity. and viii
lie asked TO add TO or otherwise cor
rect IL and return il IA soon rs pos
sible. II this is promptly and thor
ourhly done the list will he complete
and satisfactory. The inquiries are Ia
be simple. and II the returns are made
promptly. the publication of bulletin
devoted 10 nurseries al an carly day
NAV be anticipated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-26
THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL.
ae,.rt Of Chairman Norsan-cos-
eIustse Rsuson. for fr"sess-
ting the Great work.

Washington. Jan. 49, senator MOT
can. a. chairman Of the senate commits
tsr on interoceanic canals, yesterday
presented written report upon the
Nicaragua canal bill. The following
extracts from the report Indicate its
general purport;
1--WE have reached point in the dis
cusSion 81 the question OF ship canal
through the Isthmus OF Darien. where
the Necessity for the canal and us adj
yanta-es 10 our country is no longer
debated in congress or among the peo-
ple. With this western connection ne
tween the two great oceans there VIII
be- established the shortest and most
direct line of navigation between the
seaports Of every nation. and those oil
every other ration in the world in pass
in~ from ocean ocean. The ship canal
will open line that j. practically
straight. around the earth and along
parallels of Latitude within temper
allure zones. wher the seas are COM
paratively quiet ana are refreshed with
the ever-prcvailing trade winds
As a provision for The naval ana
military defense of ourcountry. wheth
err in-tilar or continental. this canal y
Indispensable, and the closer its loc'i'
,ion j. made To our states on the Gull,
OF Mexico the more efficient will be IT.
protection 10 our coasts on the Atlantic
and the Pacific.
Pearl Harbor, in Hawaii. and tn,
harbor of san Juan. in Puerto Rico
are the true military defenses
Of the canal against attack by Euro
pean or Asiatic powers. and they giv'
Y = more secure protection 10 its eastern
ard western outlets than any fortress
however strong. that can be located a
or near its connection with the sea.
Measured by the income of the sue
canal. at a corresponding cost tn
Nicaragua canal should return. Will
equivalent rates of tolls, at least L
per cent. on sl40.o00,0Oo.
III is too severe tax upon credulit,
10 ask The adoption of the precariou
water supply at Panama in preference
70 the two grand lakes OF the Mica
ragua route. one Of which is 100 mile
long by IS miles broad and afford
ne arly - miles of fresh water naviga
ton for the largest ships. as part 0
the canal route. and together the
supply more than ten times the waite
net ded 10 supply the canal line fror
Lasc Nicaragua to both oceans. w
owe it 10 ourselves and to the Who'll
wcrld that whatever canal we sha
build and control on the lsthmus {
Darien shall be as open, free and net
trial 70 all nations as its correspondent
gateway. the Suez canal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-26
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heavy frarfic.-w hirh prWcerds over the
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rails for TWO horses To walk abreast
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paved road being higher tha1 the tscs
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in cost or repairs Through road Of IN !
description pays for it, crus1rurTloH' IN
short time. and other and sLmnI Al
roadwavs are In contemplated
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road. learn uhar . similar consrr-sr
fjon was ceciEed on ar Alicante ln 10,
bur was temporarily 1tanfoHe1 wser
events caused exchange 40 iIgreass-- 4
toll Of fabous9 eirhr-rerrhs of a cen
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