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The Yale expositor., 1900-04-13

According TO a German newspaper,
there are at present in Europe II mar.
riageable princesses, and only ~ mar
riageable princes.
The Yale expositor., 1900-04-13

The state of Washington furnished
over 100000 tons of coal to California
last year
The evening times., 1900-02-10
CURES QUICKLY.
A New Pile Cure which Cures the
Most Aggravated Cases Safely
and Quickly

The Pyramid Pile Cure, new prepara-
tion put up in suppository form, cures the
most aggravated cases of piles in surpris-
ingly short time.
Mr. w. N Dunn, No. 5719 Shields Ave,
Chicago. ILL.,. writes: 81 am indebted a
thousand times to the Pyramid Pile Cure
for the speedy relief and permanent cure
of a most severe case of piles.' l was
troubled for months and yet was COM
pletely cured with one 50-cent box of the
Pyramid. and, more than that, | still have
three of the Pyramid suppositories left OF
that one box that | did not need to use.
think it is the grandest thing of the age
and shall certainly recommend it to all
sufferers and you are at perfect liberty TO
refer any person TO me and | viii gladly
answer any correspondence.
Thousands have resorted to expensive and
dangerous surgical operations for cure OF
piles who could have been cured safely and
panlessly by the Pyramid; in a number OF
instances, persons who had spent months
in a hospital under treatment of pile spec
ialists without permanent relief finally
found the cure where they least expected
it. in the Pyramid Pile Cure, which is ap-
piled at night, relieves the congested parts,
reduces the tumors gradually and natural
ly, removes the intolerable itching, and
leaves no bad after effects. as il contains
no cocaine nor opiates.
IL is a remedy no one need fear to ap-
ply to the most aggravated case.
Druggists sell the Pyramid Pile Cure at
30 cents for full sized treatment
The Pyramid Co of Marshall Mich.
will be pleased to mail free 10 any address
a little book on Cause and Cure of piles.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Our Great - -
Reduction Sale
- y IN ~ -
Boys Clothing.

Over half of our $1,000 pur-
chase of Boys Clothing has been
disposed of. Ii demonstrates ma
terially that the public appreci-
ates the truthfulness of our state
mentS.
80 pairs Navy Blue Serge
Knee Pants, Die pair.
125 Double.breasted Suits. s. -
value, S1.49.
100 Double breasted Suits. $500
value, S1.99.
- Double-breasted Suits, $500
value, S249.
c. Double breasted Black. Navy
Blue. and Brown Refers, S225
value. $1.50.
800 Outing Cloth and Cheviot
Shirt Waists, 9c each.
115 Navy Blue Flannel BlouSes
and Shirt Waists. 4fc each.
Knit TOqueS and fine Cloth
Storm Caps, 23c each.
Garnet and Navy Blue Sweat
erS, 45c each.
Boys Dept. Sd floor.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
BADLY TREATED BY INDIANS.
\ White Man Hanged to Tree. But
Rescued Just in Time.

SAPULPA. J. T.. Feb. l0.-TO make f. c.
Richardson : white leaseholder promise
to leave the country, mob of Indians
placed rope around mis- neck and dragged
him from his home. sixteen miles south of
Sapula. to a ravine mile distant. hauled
him up to the limb of tree and. other
wise maltrcated him Richardson was
rescued in time to save his life and was
brought here for medical treatment His
body is badly bruised
The names Of several of the Indians
have been reported to the United States
authorities at Muskogee. Richardson
aroused the enmty Of the Indians by re-
fusng to turn over his land TO them.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
NheopiHg Cough in South Dakota.

II isn't often the Democrat takes any
StOCE in proprietary preparations but
having had occasion to use the Chamber
iain's Cough Cure in recent case OF
whOOping cough. We found it a most ex-
celIent remedy. and one that gives he
child immediate relief Being pleasant 40
,he taste. children do not object 10 TAX
ing il. and 70 keeps the cough loose and
IL given freely and as directed there is
practically no danger whatever from the
disease Howard. :. n. Democrat
For sale By Henry Evans. s. hOIesaIe and
fetail and all druggists
The evening times., 1900-02-10
A CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD.
John Dady Had Been confined to His
Bed six Years.

NEW BRUNSWICK. \. j.. Feb. 1e--
John Dady. of 136 Church Street has died
after having been confined TO his bed for
six years. He had not been out of the
house in twelve years. when he WAS first
taken i'll he weighed f20 pounds. He
weighed 90 pounds al he time Of his
death
Dady was veteran OF the civil war
He and his father enlisted in the same
company. Young pady was only sixteen
years OF age aud his father was killed
at his side a the battle Of DrUry : Bluil-
The son was captured and spent TAO years
in Andersonville where he contracted
scurvy which made him cripple tor HE
He will be buried with military hcnors-
The evening times., 1900-02-10

The EquitsbIc's annual statement for the. wear
ending December 81 1899. furnishes ah;rudau.
food Tor thought Tie Uor. prominent features
are. Outstanding assurances. - 0Ji +l6. 10 mot
WithStaudiug the tact that than 81. .f1i. ON
applied for was declined tNaniinltionl: new
assurance issued, S3tt;. sol So. assets 49,! ig1,
235 liabilities S2lH- -61$.tn"; surplus S6I HIS:
income. Sl;61s. .2Cl: disbursements. ~. S., ,92i,
leaving cf thr wears income. SIs. .a1j.2 20 the
good-a truly magnificent statement for any
company. and especially toG 80 Young a company
this being the forteth annual statement The
fact that MORE THAN TWENTY -FOt X MI
LIONS OF DOLLARS paid 10 the Equitahe' :
poiCV holders dWing the wear. averag- Of
more than two millions month. illustrates the
immense good accomplished 10y 4 faithful. and
sound lite assurance society.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
A BOGUS LIEUTENANT.
W lillian Hazel Passes Worthless
Drafts in Trenton

TRENTON. y J.. Feb 10-A dspper
young man. giving the name OF Lieu
tenant William : Hazel of the Second
United States Cavalry" cut wide swatb
here yesterday. He appeared at the Trsn-
ton House aed secured suite Of rooms
representing that he had been sent here 10
take charge Of the recruiting station RE
drew Two checks on the Second National
Bank. Philadelphia. and the clerk esshe1
them
The alleged lieutenant then vent iI the
recruiting station and told the officer IN
charge that he was Lieut.. Fffznugn Lee.
jr.. and thai he had been ordered here to
take charge Of the Office. The recruiting
officer asked to see his ordet- and the lieu
tenant said that he expected them by mail
Then he Left and he has not been seen here
since. Thee checks were worthless.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
KIDNAPER BARROW INSANE.
He Plotted the Stealing oG Baby
Marion Clark.

SING SING. y Y Feb. to--George W.
Barrow. who was sentenced to Sing Sing
prison for fourteen years last June for
the part he played in the kidnapping OF
Marion Clark the child Of Arthur W.
Clark Of I59 East Sixty-ffth Street New
York. on May p. has been adjudged in
sane by a commission OF three doctors ap-
pointed by County Judge Lent. OF West
chester county upon application OF War
den johnson,
Barrow has been ernpiOyej in the stone
cutting department Of the prison. As the
guards made their rounds they were at
tracted by the screams and rawlings Of Bar
row who had become violently insane and
was trying TO kill himself by butIing his
head against the iron grating Of his cell.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
A CHURCH LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Novel Plan Introduced in n Nor
foIk Congregation.

NORFOLK. Va Feb. ia novelty
in church work has been intro
duced in Norfolk. II is an organization
to be known as the Loan Association CT
Christ Church Brotherhood. This aszoci-
alton has been formed by the young men
of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. the
largest and one Of the most influential
Episcopal churches in Norfolk
Its object, as its tile denotes, is to loan
money to worthy persons whose integrity
is established. but who have not The finan-
cial standing 10 enable them to obtain
loans from banks and who. being in many
cases obliged TO resort 20 the paWnbrOkers
are plunged into deeper poverty by ex-
cessiye interest charges. bill iucor-
porating the asso, iation has been intro
duced in the Legislature.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
The Russian Ice Breaker.

Russia a-JonstTuction is divided in Rus
sia between battleships and large cruisers,
and the ice breaker Ermack. built in Eng
land on Russian designs, gives great pros
pect of keeping northern ports open during
the winter.
GERMANY S construction looks
10 work on the high seas. the vessels be
gun consisting of four frst-class battle
ships and new and large type of torpedo
destroyer of great structural strength and
sea going qualities.
''Italy-ltaly has apparently adopted Ad-
mirai Bettolo's design of an armored ves-
sci OF .000 tons.
'Japan-Japan is just completing her
first building programme, which provides
for battleships of the largest size, for
cruisers of $500 tens, and very formi-
dahe torpedo lotilla."
on ordnance and armor, Lieutenant Com
mander W. II. briggs says that automatic
rapid firing guns are growing in favor, and
gives many interesting reports OF tests OF
new guns and experiments with lyddite.
thori,e. and other new explosives OF the
use Of torpedo boats he says:
These boats are good. no doubt, in other
fields of action, but as used during the
Spanish war they were an utter failure
and they would have been so in the hands
of any other nation under like conditions;
that is. if the attack had been made on
clear day. Five light rapid fire guns can
be depended upon to disable any torpedo
The evening times., 1900-02-10
Pigeons and SparrOyys
IErnm the New York TriMnne.l

IFTOm THc NeW NOTh TTIOUHt.I
The Belmont Gun Club OF Philadelphia sub
stituted sparrows for pigeons at its last weekly
shoot without any diminution OF sport. This
sort of innovation should be encouraged. Spar
rows can be sa lghtered with clear conscience.
because the best authorities agree they do far
more harm thal good. With pigeons it is dif-
ierent
The evening times., 1900-02-10

boat before she can approach within the
range Of her torpedo, say 500 yards. On
this basis a battleship could easily take
care of two boats on each beam. What
may be done under cover of fog remains
10 be seen but even under conditions of
this kline it must be acknowledged that it
is quite as difficult for the torpedo bat
to find the object of attack as il is for the
battleship to see the torpedo boat, AID any
captain who so far neglects his duties as
not to move his ship when a torpedo boat
attack is probable simply courts disaster.
The most that can be said for torpedo
beats is that they exert disquieting ef-
feet that necessItates constant watchful-
ness and consequent fatigue. while the re-
suils are in no way proportional to the re-
lance that has been placed in them
OF improvements in armor he says little
progress WIS made. the Krupp still bsing
the standard for all nayies.
Target Practice.
OF target practice on shipboaTd. the ar
ticle from a French magazine tells of the
jealousy among naval officers regarding
the prorcr methods of finding the range
of targets. and the many inccnveniesces
which occur in target practice, and con-
cludes with the following statement:
There is only one method OF firing at
sea-uniyersally employed: Start with an
elevation deduced from the distance meas
ured and observe the points where the
projectleS fall with relation to the target
Whether We wait afterward until We have
approached to the required distance. or
whether Ne modify the elements of the
pointing we are only using different means
for the application of single principle.
The better can judge the shots the
more certain is this application. and for
this reason an elevated post of observation
is guarantee of precision. In the scien-
Iifc setting Of the rear sight We frequently
risk a deception. because the elements
which We can foresee are OF superior or
der to those Of which the extended yaria-
tions determine the movement of the
sight The officers who do not apply TO
their sights al sea the nice corrections of
the observations on shore will not be long
in observing this analogy. A level-headed
gun pointer who has had occasion 10 pur-
sue the difficult study of personal initiative
some years ago. will have acquired the ad-
vantage of managing the fire of his piece
without allowing himself to be troubled by
disquieling deyiations He will have in
his auyiliaries. pointers. and range finders
all the confidence they merit. and as this
is a communicative virtue. he will not be
exposed to hs wing his directions suspected
and his orders changed "
Lieut.. William ). Howard, L. s. y, de-
votes considerable space 10 the naval
maneuvres OF England. Russia, Germany,
and France. His article is of technical
nature and none OF the manuevres proved
very successful.
OF wireless telegraphy Lieutenant How
ard says the lack of secrecy. It's Suscepti-
blity 10 interference and the slowness of
transmission all tend 10 limit its useful
hess to naval vessels.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
Five STATES in Five Hours

The ROYAL Limited beautiful swift. and sure.
leaves Washington Il. Il O. r r. Station. New
Jersey Avenue and Street. daily, $ p. m. ar
rives New York. p Exquisite dining and
cafe car service.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
The: Delicious
- Fragrance

D OVAL Baking Powder
~ improves the flavor
and adds to the healthful-
ness of all risen hour-foods.
1t renders the biscuit, bread
and cake more digestible and
nutritious.
Royal Baking Powder
makes hot breads wholesome.
Food raised with Royal will
not distress persons of deli
cate or enfeebled digestion,
though eaten warm and
fresh.
Imitation baking powders almost invariably con-
tain alum. Alum makes the food uusholesone.
The evening times., 1900-02-10
Lansburgh &Bro
40 to 40 Seventh Street.

We are busy clearing the way for
new spring goods. and stocks in all
departments have suffered a great
reduction in price in order TO ac-
complish the work quickly and COM
pletCly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-25

.czas wchlonalem sisbiego kaamien-
nego, przez co zdrowie mole wie]ce
poedulpadlo. Nareszcie rozchorowalem
sie Poczeelo mnie bolec " piersischa,
mialem klucia " boku b6le " plecach
q czasami uczucie zawr5tu gEowy.
Gdym n,eraz chclal schyl16 sig
ably co podnieSc, : trud no6cIa moglem
sig natychmiast wyprostowa6. Moi
oddecb stawal sic kr6tki jakbym mlal
ISL fierskie suchoty' Radz lem sic
kllku lekarzy; ale to Same uczucie .
stawalo, tax lem Juz poczal TRAGIC a
dzieje, ely ~kiedykolwlek bede m6gl
wyzdrowie6 Nlemal W tym czasie czy-
talein " W gazecie o ziolowem lekarstwie
zwanem DR. Piotra Gomozo. Powiedzia-
mel sobie, ola czego go ME pr6bowat,
jezell ME wyleczy, W kazdym razie ME
zabije," j zam6wilem sobie jedno puc
do tegoz. Ia zaufanie zostalem wyha-
grodzony Wkr6tce p~olepszylo mi sic
znacznie. Przez uzywanlc tego lekar~
silva odzyskuje zdiowie dzjsiaj jestem
czerstwy i silny. w lekarstwie pokla-
dam zupelna wiare i poiecam je robot-
nikom.'' Karol Halwog.
Me jest do nabycia u aptekarzy.
Dostarczaja go ~specyalni agenci. Adees
suJcje do wlasciela:D DR.. Peter FahrDey,
112-rH So. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago
Ill.,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-25

.4is wiiadomo, klto jeet iej spadko-.
Ebieros, Opiekun chaiupn'k Mac'eJJ
Kolodzlei ! Mlkofowa (domki poll
ne) zarz4dzaf spadkiem. lecz teraz
podal wniiosek, ably sad " M11ksolo-
VIE zaw,ezwai spadkobierc6w pabli'
CINE, zeby sic zgkos,li pc spusclzne.
Sad to uczyn,f, wyznaczY} termin|
ma 81 wrze6nia 1900 roku 0 godzi-
ME 10 pred po}udnlem, " ktorym
odc sic mkt ME zg}osl,
wtenczas fiskus odbierce spuscizpee.
Skoroby SIC ktos zgtosl} pc spadek.
natenczas moze tylko lyle zadac, lie
tlskus j~esszcze bedzie mlal. to zna~
CIV bez urok6w (procentow), bez
sprzet6w z pola, s1owem azYtku ME
m6gfby 6w spadkoblerca zada6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-25
z GAL10YI:

NOWY SAGE. Rada mieiska
ucbwali1a oddac bezp}atn'e koml-
tetow koscielnemu pod budowe ka-
ollcy szkolnel, miejski plac, przYty-
.kalaoy do nowo pudowanej szko{y
wydzia}owej mesk'ej. Warto "a
znaczyG, re zydzi popsrll solidar"
ME wniosek ma -bezp}atne odstaple-
ME placu pod bndowe kapllcy
szkolnej. podczas gdy raoni wyzna~
MIA ewangrelickego " c1esci ucbyli"
Il sig cd g}csowan4a a W czssci byli
wbrew lrzeciwnl temu wnioskowi.
KS. JULIAN WOLSZLE~
GER, cz}onek znanej " Prusach
Zachodnich 1 W Kslestwle rodziny,
kt6ry " stars.yn wieku, VISTA
pill do 90. Jezullt6w W Galicyi !
n'edawno ma kap}ana wy6w1econy
zosta}, otrzyma} cd swYch przefo-
zonych przeznaczenle do S%tan'8{a-
wowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-25
CiekaWe RZeczy.

lleKaWe
NAJDALsZA sIEDzIBA.
.LUDZkA.. Najblizsza cd bleguna
p6inoonego s,edzlba luddzka jest Woe
ska ma wybrzezu poinoonowschod1
mem GrenlandyiJ ma brzegu ciesni-
nv Smitha llczaca 254 m,eszkah!c6w
Mieszkancy CT ME ma]a ami praW,
ami rellgl,, czytac i pisac uie umie.
ia, ME maja monety. soil ami pozv~
vienna roslinnego, q piesiychana
trudnoso,a badacz Pe+ry przekony-
wal ich, ze ma pofudnlu 50 ziemie,
przez ludz1 zam,eszkane. Mleszxan
cv wloski znaia doskonale Geese
poinocnej Grenlaudyl, tudzlez
w,7spy pobliskie. Co najdziwnieisza,
50 to Ch,nczy, ~ tax q wygladu, iak
z navy, iezyk ich Jest skazonyn
jezyklem ch,hskim. jake droga
tamdotqd przYbyli? W jezyku ich
njemasz 81 .du iezyka ami Esklmo'
SOW AMI Samojed6w, zkad w%hiosek,
re przybyl, W dzls'e]s>a swoja SIG
dzlbe przez.... begun.
ZABAWNE ZDARZNIE OPT
suja dzle milk, kiiowskle: Do poko-
ju kawalersk,ego x. W Kijowie
wkrad} sic ziodz,ej Y. " czas Q ME"
obecnos.i w%4s6c,ciela, ]ecz " poko.
ju ME by{o mic vjecej, PROOF no
20 uoloru W catym komplecie, cd
koszull do zakieta i cd czspki do
b5tow. A re Y. MAX ma soble stare
i podsrte ubranie, postauowlf pre-
brac sic tuz ma miejscu, ab7 " TAXI
spos6b use podejrzen:a str6za przez
.brame. Rozebra} sic w,tc, ale ole
zdazy} j~eszcze w}oz16 nawet pier
wszej sztukl nowego ubrania. kledy
u~s1yeza}. ze ktos drzwi otwiera. ~
schroDi1 sic ma precise pod
toxic. Lezai tam k'Ika minptJ do
poki ME u~s{yszaf, re drzwi sic zno-
otworzyfy. Ktos wyszed} ! zamo
kna} je ma klucz. Wtedy cost 4. gig
W pr6Enym pokoju, beze zadnego
ubran1a, gdyz 6w cziowiek, kt6ry
- L-s%E=. = ."-.=E' -... -.rsF. -...as
wyszed} pred chwila, kt5ry nis
prze9bluera1 sig, lscz zabra} wszystko,
co ~znalazf pod reka, a W tenn move
stare abranle, ME zostawiwszy,
.awet koszuli. Za%kiopotany z1odziej
uslad4 mayo na l6zko. ME wiedzac
co poczac. N,ebawem jeinak wy
prowadzono go . tego k4opotn, gdJz
nadszedf w~1ssclciel mgszkapia, a
" MEM rleproszonego
zawezwai pollcYe.
II % 4
Choroby zrozmaltych zajec.
Go to "a dziwna pazwa," Powihdza
nlekt6lzy 2 naszych czytelnik6w, q je-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-25

Choroby zruzmaltych zajet.
''Co to "a dziwna Dazwa," Powihdza
nlekt6lzy z naszych czytelnik6w, q je-
dnakze nazwataj jest calkjem wlaSclwa.
Pewne "a. celia powoduia p-vne slabosci.
Kamieniarz. malarz, mosieznik, z}otniK
bywa wystawiony M niebezpiecszeh-
:stwo, 0 jakiem my nawet pojecia ME.
many. 'Oso5y oddajace sic tyih Tub
innym zaajeciom a%lepozornie xdd:owe.
al naraz, nastepu!'e parali't1 3 toll
albo zapalenie pluc. Ludziom dotknie-
tym @akiemi cho,oLami moxemy 2
c,ystem sumieniem poleci66 owe stare j
p:ezawodne lekarstwo ziulowe ORA Pio.s
ira Gomozs, 3 : ma IA potwdierdz a1lt' naasze]
rekomendacyi, p~rzytaacszza t1 tu rastepuc~
lsscy list: 3
olean, n. Y. P7rr1ezz dlugie lata
|. ,t,udniio,ny bylem jake tzliifiez nalze
dtlzi we fab,ryce y Cattaraag,ua. Przez ten
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-25

Chojnic radzca ssdu okregowego
Kurzynsk,, przechodzac W. stan
spoczvnku. otrzymaf order czerwo.
"''An'0" n''
" "'V
'o'''''" ''
Wv
" 'po'0oAen''"" 40s''D0s0 0's u"
p~11S'aoA''
SREM. We Wrocfawiu z{ozy4
egzam1n panstwowy ma lekarza p.
dr.. StYczyhski tn z miasta pocho-
dzacy. - SzczesG Boze nadal " tYm
zawodziel
~
NJ 11r1 u,u
ii
D.
md 6n,;n; oh,...,oxo
tr.ka ! ,,derzonv sm,o. " ,oh Md,
~ M,..
$40
napads ma idacego robotn,ka Szafa-
tego, ~rzucaj2c nan kawa4ami lodu.
Robotnik S. szedl 2 dwomaasynami
Janem l .Antonim. Antonl zacza.
COMIC ch}opaka, a vtem wypadf
kelner Polcyn z kam,enicy. bv bra
ia wziaG W obrone. Pochwvc,}
Antoniego i bill 90 p,esc,ami 20
twarzy. na to .dopad} ian s. do
PoloYna dobywszy noza pchna4 MIN
W piers Pol:yoa tax nieszczekl,wie
&e trafl4 W SERGE. Polcyn kilka kro-
k6w ieszcze usze1} , nadf trnnem.
Zab6ice uv,ez,ono.
''ss4o Se
''' '''0'N' :
,:,s; ! 'sss. s1.s " :'sn'a.s
okoio 1 million katolikdw i
500 daonownych. { o5scnie wvnosi
.llczba katollk6w okotc l million
200. COO. podozas gdy tsiezy ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-25
q P 2. Polskich]El.,

. 4 cso'godny K. DE
kan szotowaki : Chlm,elna zapad}
ciezko ma zdrowiiu ! Levy obecniew
zak}adzle N. P. MarYi.O by Pan Bog
raosyi jak najrychlel przywr6cic'
zdrowie choremu.
BRODNICA. W Chojoie zmar}
23go bm., opatrzony Sakram entami
swle emf, zo'nierz z +. 1884,, 6; p
SzYmon Sowlnskl, przezYwszy lat
80, Pogrzeb odby& SIG W Mszanle
27go grudnla.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1900-05-19
Unsusbstantial Prosperity.

Whenever you say anything to the
Republicans about the trusts, they
tell you that we now have pros
perity and that you mustn't disturb
prosperity. What an unsubstantial
prosperity we must have, if we must
hold our breath for fear we will
blow 1t over! Republicans, the
Republican party has done nothing
to bring permanent good to the
producing masses. The Republican
party has policies that are good for
the money changer. It has policies
that are good for the national bank
trust; it has policies that are good
for the trust magnate. It is all
right for man who is at the head
of a trust; it is all right for his son
and his son-in- law, but what Of the
young man with only brain and
muscle, who wants a chance to live
and to get what he earnsi Where
is the chance for the young man to-
dayi Republicans, you are destroy
ing the opportunity of the young
man; you are condemnipq him TO
perpetual clerkship under some
great monopoly; you are closing
the door; you are taking away his
independence; you are placing des-
pair in his heart instead Of hope
that is what you are doing.-W. j.
Bryan.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1900-05-19

That was great joke on our Can
adian friends at Windsor, who
thought to rebuke some American
school children for sending a mes
sage of sympathy to Dom Paul, by
encouraging their school children
to send a like message to Aguinaldo.
So many Americans recognized the
propriety Of such proceeding, not
as rebuke to any Of their fellow
citizens, but as tribute to one Of
the weaker peoples fighting for
liberty, that the school authorities
at Windsor were overwhelmed with
encouraging letters from the states.
This incident may forcibly help our
patriotic Canadian brethren to un-
derstand that some at least Of the
sympathy Of this country for the
South Africans, whose independence
is threatened by British jingoes, is
inspired by no traditional antipathy
TO Englishmen, but springs from
the same democratic impulse that
finds expression at home in SYM
pathy for Aguinaldo's people whose
independence is threatened by
American jingoes.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1900-05-19
The heavy fiahtinp in the Philir

The heavy fighting in the Philip
pines recently has not been made
on the island of Luzon, but on the
others, where the opposition to
American rule appears to be as in
tense as on the one which, we were
told at the start, was the home Of
the only tribe opposed to the Ameri-
cans. It locks now as If it would
be necessary to capture the entire
series Of islands, and to hold each
by an overwhelming force after it
has been taken. And this is the
way the benevolent assimilation"
plan is working out!