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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06

punktY, kt6re naleza-
}oby %zatrzyma6 jake
z%apewnienie. re Chi
ny W przysz}oScl po-
stepowaG beda w}a6-
ciwiej.
TEN TSlN. -
Miasto tutejsze pc
zbombardowanlu
~spladrowaniu straszny
przedstaWia Widok.
Wojska cudzoziem-
skie ~pladrowa4y je 3
dni. AmerYkanie "a
jeli }up6w wartoscl
pol miliona dolar6w.
Annoy, W Chinach.
oniewaz Boxerzy
zburzYli tn %swi4tyni@
J%apoiska, p%rzyby}o
tutaj kjlka okret6w
woj-
sk1em, Il tysiecy
wojska ~japohskiego
obsadzi}o miasto.
TERSBUR -
Pose} Giers telegraph:
lie z Pekinu, re ksi9ze
Szlng zosta} miano-
wanY regentem, lecz
obawia sic przybyc DO Q
stolicy, dop6ki ko-
mendanci wojsk ME
przedstawia gwaran-
cyl, re uszanuja jego
osobe.
Urzedowe depesze
~potwierdza)a zdoby-
Gle Isl Tsi Kar. GdY
moskale zdobeda
]eszcze Moukden -
bed& mieli Gala Man.
W swojem reku.
Bokserzy
pladruja kraj ma po}u-
dnlowy zach6d cd
Tientsina, }upla mia
sta, morduja wszYst-
kich, kt6rzy So inne-
go wyznania, i napa-
d&i} M cesarsGie
wojska. Bramy Pao
Ting Flu 50 zamknie-
te, IudnoSd cierpi, i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-06

LONDYN. W
sferach ~dyplomatycz-
nych Londynu uwa~
zaja %cofniecie wojsk
z Pekinu "a jedyny
mozliwy spos6b ula-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

rtt ra.rt remind Hfrs Republican. tbosu 20 Do
invited fIm Ht platform Wf1nsa
d.y tuutF principle tha tumm hee pto
rfeith.e He Them from e faint 81 machine
politics ola ub OF b1sea o. mlo,ng to rit 0n q
chairman outsider who supposed 20
any ho spons vneroappn
Behold how aro Witness brethren
afr., Of play, any such shsoW trick
uugh o sentenced read the BnI uln Tor a
Wednesday known Co man who
the drShd and 81 b perfectly useless Tor Ctc Brown an
making public three letters Of from gentlemen whom he as chair
meeting that had no. ye
slate Who appointed Mr. Brown
before chair for him. but secret commit
How could the presidents have been named In adj
themselves the sovereign functions OF
party? a machine recruited push
the further fact that McCans
Andrews bundled the outfit in
package for the being a duspan
original custody the naming the Committee OF Twenty
had quite ready be e him 1t would have been too
chairman Of from TAKEN as the
from his nsd Undoubtedly the machine
than been stopped in time it
Mr. Brown
5
the
fool all OF the
time The that
they can't fool
organize
and that states and psammng
with masks
midnight and caught
The
letter
asking him he he had and jimmy and the other one
replies that he didn't ELGlbEGKa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08
TRUE AND FALSE REpUBLICANISM.

The Advertiser
which the Republican advances its platforms wants
succeed in Hawaii but of ALL to deserve success
For these reasons this opposes and every measure combination
which threatens the good name OF Repbanim which could be Justly
~ reason why some Other code of politics should take the pace OF
Republican
Knowing people
Republican the
hound ~ v for tb poncnn nomino M mailer who thew arc p,rv
highest they should still
consolidate
Rpubi
mpahes and will be tolerated here The Republicans of HAWAII
will more vote for man known believed to be corrupt than will the
Republicans the United States who expelled Senator
brides that Subsidy
Pom out the same fellowship for taking them Furthermore the Re-
puns Hawaii would nominate
Rnhn prestige here vest tbs nrv organization in s and
honesty
wemeanng citizens And whatever fatal to Reubnm the Aie
~ objects On the her hand whatever keto build
the and make deservn of public good will the Advertiser
and supports
What have called for want of better the
machine has laid that possibly
visionary mpraccabe and mischevou The scheme
paeu 10 'ne editor Oh the SATURDAY one OF he proponents
these words I'VE have personal enmi for the omer here but
the mem VINO have had no political oulrr with the natives chane TO m
significant
Royaist leader w
fellowship
rather than those don't know The native
ills
represents
doubt the idea of his
Roadway against sentiment which
-..
effected
Republican fare? follow;
pos Of Office the They
Undoubtedly
their
who that to be Repu9 lean being
ALLEVIATE the white the the
both the public and the
ndepend
polls.
these Republican
principles to
private gain disqualification in
lived Hawaii
further fact
Republican platform the
majo O
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

The attempt on the life of Mr. Cana
yarro, the second OF Its kind, reveals
the presence in Honolulu of anarchis-
tic criminals who do not hesitate at
the most cowardly forms of murder.
Warning to the public must be given IN
the same breath which congratulates
Mr. Canavarro over his escape. 1t Is
time, for one thing, to regulate the
sale OF high explosives MS is done in
Europe, and make II task Of extreme
difficulty for any irresponsible person
TO get hold OF them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08
AMERICA ANp lrRKtY.

u begins to look as though the
untica s,a.cs wound secure some sub
atantial result from It's demands upon
the Sultan for indemnify for the prop
erty OF missionaries destroyed by mobs.
Other nations may well look on In won
der, for while the Sultan Is always
ready to admit that indemnity Is due,
after sufficient pressure has been
brought to bear on him, he Is lavish
Of promises to pay but tenacious OF
money. MIR. Griscom, American Charge
d'Anaires at Constantinople, cabled
chat the Porte has undertaken TO meet
all the engagements made with the
United States Minister regarding the
payment OF the claims on account OF
the destruction Of mission property In
Turkey. This in Itself amounts to 1T
tie; but the Porte issued an Trade au-
thoriziIg the rebuilding OF the de-
stroyed missions at Harpoot and Har-
sam, and the construction OF an annex
to Robert College. This action Is re-
garded as of far greater importance
than the payment of the 100000 lndem-
nifty demanded, because 1t amounts TO
a recognition OF the idea that Ameri-
can missionaries have the right to
build schools in Turkey and insures
them against what they regarded as d
gradual but absolute exclusion from
the Suitan's domains. Furthermore
the Sultan has offered to compensate
the American missionaries under the
same conditions as in the case of othe.
foreign subjects. Instructions Were
cabled to Mr. GrIscom directing him
to reject this proposition. and peremp.
torily TO demand payment. Three sue.
cessive American Ministers have re
ceived promises of prompt eett.emen
of these Claims, yet not dollar has
been paid This is an old experience
with European diplomats, and they
have been surprised at the announce
ment that the Government is actually
going to insist upon performance in
stead of promise. The news of the
firm attitude Of our State Department
caused somewhat OF a sensation in dip
lomatic Circ.es. The threat to send a
United States warshlp to seize Smyrna
and collect revenues Is not seriously
entertained.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08
SHRUNK rUTHISLIrTLM MEASUpF


People who camp out in California
mountains are sometimes awakened by
bloodcurdling chorus of howls and
ye!ps. The wrangling, Wolfiish voices
rise and fall, breaking out now in one
place and then, as it seems, in all places
at once. Visions OF ring of wild beasts
about the lonely spot bring the drowsy
campers to their feet and selling their
guns and running out into the open,
they are amazed to find that all the
noise Is being made by one hungry and
lonesome coyote, who Is sitting on his
NANCY launches on nearby hill and
dismally threatening the moon.
There Is a parallel between the ex-
pectation and the result in the case of
the coyote and In that of the Sewall
faction Republicans of Honolulu. For
weeks and months We have been hear
ing the how.s OF the Sewall party from
what seemed to be every point Of the
compass. 1t looked as If there were
thousands of them. Timid persons who
trusted to their ears rather than to
their eyes whispered that If the Sewall-
ties ever descended on the camp of the
old-line Republicans the G would be not
even a grease spot lett to tell the tale,
or wish-bone to be carried away In
the carpetLags.
Well, all the Sewallites and some OF
the Republicans finally came into con-
tact and were counted, with most as
tonisAing results. The Sewallltes were
in the proportion of one TO seven. Men
who numbe. ed the machine push" wa
terfront neeleIs and all, could not find
more than one hundred all told-rot so
many electors as the Honolulu Prohi.
bitionists might muster on occasion.
On every vote taken as a whole the
sewal!ites were simply overwhelmed,
like beach clans in a tidal wave
1t was an astonishing climax for
hui that used to talk about setting
aside everybody but themselves in the
Republican politics OF these Islands,
and 1t calls for new political designa-
ton. The bosses cannot be termed the
Republican party, or even presentable
faction. Why not call them the Job
Chaser's Hui. Ltd" and get the new
Grief Publishing Company to endow
them with a prospect and code OF
buy" laws.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

There are signs of approaching har-
mony, which the Advertiser cordially
Welcomes. All that is needed is spirit
OF fair play. and when that comes no
reason will exist Why the Republican
party should not unite for victory. That
party needs no severe military dlsci-
pllne, as its members are intelligent and
philosophical, and the Issue OF protec-
ton for Island sugar ought to enable
the organization to win on its merits.
Given fail show for every Republican
ard there will be no disturbing factions.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08
TRACK GOSSIP GROWS WARM AS
kAMEHkMtHA DAY APPROACHES

Things hummng the headquarters IN Kapoani PARK
Today hardly month from che lhie
and their hands
m from now There viii be 40 lei up In activity
The executive committee OF the Hawaiian Jockey 10 the
near future 70 discuss program ana 70 ia the value OF the mo
% @ "a be- h cd S % S 81 San pnr,es az sS
S me owners Of rcn ok "D ~ b @ vii 90 eqey as well
mere are over IV hoses IN uang al Waikiki and these
Should be able TO furnish Two DAYS o There o eontngen
ne s @ a I0ng Pe'Sd oil Sa5si raining to bring horse
owner eeoup hmse for the by small
The track is in better cOnSio before and win
graduated his work with the addition little places
Prince pavds viOri
and Weller horse knight of AiateLz
raced much WeeF who the star performer of the stable distance
subsequently Thornton Stakes Of $1,000 '
year-od horse may not be
a Th mas 6 ,SSe ne ss ha h9y are rapidly
cp has SnTGe F o & @ owned by
pretty picture Asavaton as Mrs Gratis by BuusGadys
though somewhat a
aaP ls I E T s sa 'S5s % %
Jack Gibson kept busy with that little Irish lsls
H ro4 pacing gedns S Dear b big 'sey @ ee
Mcdonald; properly
Quinn Joe Rsady attending that
ee saturday h time Of the last 22s the
AMONG III sss an5r s 81 maiden
PswE aad n n to oy s sR who Wgn maiden @e a the od
Kay Re s in 3 9 9 C. SS no. the FL
ad hs ran @ fs ?s dens w
his work and Cunningham enough win with him
s
@ S h m neck sa amid Amao a n w o almost eap Ama
the @ WYE h n H % 20 H % sesF Grating horses at
a ps,5 , s j ls 4
morning witness I the workouts of their horses
Sir
Morris sent halmi oIn in So s,2 ons.
Colonel from the next boat
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

The most intelligent political state
ment we have yet heard from the lips
OF native Hawaiian leader touching
Territorial matters is this one OF
Judge Kepolkai
II the natives OF the islands will
stand in with the better element OF the
whites, they can run affairs between
them. Under this plan both would be
properly treated and there need be no
fear of bad government. There ought
not 10 be any lines drawn between ma
tive and white voters as such.
The wisest statesman could not lay
out better course than that for ma
lives and whites alike.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

The fact that bubonic plague has re
appeared in Osaka will prepare the pub
lac mind for another outbreak in Kobe,
which is close to Osaka and In hourly
communication with it by rail and boat
Kobe being port with which Honolulu
has regular communication, must be
carefully watched. Whatever precau-
tons may be taken to keep rats from
landing from Oriental vessels ought not
TO be overlooked.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

1t is understood that Mr. Sewall has
strong views about the TRAITORS" who
wrecked the machine program last
week. AS an expert in treachery, Mr.,
Sewall Is not to be despised, but he
must yield first place to his father. In
whom the political knife-thrust OF son
probably yet rankles. The elder Sewall
has seen political treachery of quite a
different type than that which resists
the dlCtum OF self-constltuted bosses.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

Congress seems periodically willing
To build up a big navy, but it has not
yet hit upon a way to officer It, Annapo-
lis turns out only about one-thlId OF
the educated naval men for whom
berths are ready afoat, 1t may soon be-
come necessary to enlarge the facilities
of the Academy and either give each
Congressman the right to appoint more
than ono cadet Ter annum, or open the
classes to pay stuc ents. By the way,
Hawaii will have chance TO contribute
TO the personnel of the Annapolis and
West Point corps after the Territorial
bill becomes law.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

Japan takes wise course in restrict
ing the emigration of her subjects tc
the United States, as continuation O.
the rush would inevitably lead to sand
lot riots and an International quarrel
The temper of laboring men in Western
America towards Japanese coolies is
unfriendly, and there is no wisdom, a
the japanese Government admits, in
giving 1t cause to become bitter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

Senator Morgan's overwhelming vic
tory in Alabama, and the anti-Hoar
convention resolutions in Massachu-
sets. show that expansion grows as
well in one climate as another. proyid-
ing the climate Is American.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

DR.. Sloggett will address the meet
ing of the Microscopical Society this
evnring Ia the Kilohana Art Leagues
rooms 1AlAEi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

A Tammany parade last month was
two hours in passing a given point. 1t
is supposed the given point was sa-
loon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08

Miss N. Mort was the only cabin
passenger In the America Maru for
this port. Fifteen Chinese and two
japanese came In the Storage
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08
Third District


Carter T. r. CGSpsr C. Cooke a. "
Samuel
~ FORD O. NJ Robertson NJ r. Robinson sWth ~ s9uer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-08
OF INTEREST TO ALL REPUBLICAN
VOTERS OF. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

This evening half past O'clock the Republican Central Commit
rendered by the appointed Chair
the whole subject
Republican committee:
ROOM q
of at
of
votes n a
the day OF a
organze Republican the
Of Hawaii TO a
may he dee
o
he
o Territorial
I
bird i 12
trictc nton
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
Elm 9ubenb I6Dne gilD6sn nit @Olo

Elm 0ubsnb iaDns gilb9sn nit GOlD
unb Spiben!"
,9plb unb Spiben! Sieb, tpas bu
fir einen euten Sntel BAIT. Sat &c
ni6t audi beiner SHUTTER. pber 9rpB'
mutter @elb gegeben9"
rSd, seitern brabts bic 8robmntter
piel @elo nd6 Sauie, oas tie bonn
Sntel erbalten bat, unb Der Snfel
bate es DON elmer guten, frommen
Dame empfangen, fir Die Charles uno
i9 seitern QbenO nit 9roBmaftd
einen RofentranS beten muBten."
,Sieb ba, pie fromm ibr ieib! =
&unnit ou mir nt9t faeen, tpie bel
@elO Die 9rOBmama nit na9 Sauie
bra9teg"
.@ebr piel. SD peib ni6t,. pie
piel. @~rpbmdma iagte: $50 piel
@elo BADEN mir ieit 20 Sabren ni9t
mebr i'm Sauie gebabt."
81, Ell! - unb ipds bat lie benin
nit benz pielen 9elbs eetban?"
.Sie 1T glei6 am Na9mittag gum
Suben 2epi segansen unb bat ibm bic
S6uloen be5ablt, unb mas lie Ipnit
ned getban bat, peiB i9 ni6t."
foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
man ben aaoen iibsrieben. als Suite

man ben 2aben iiberieben. @ls Sulis
benfelben betrut, fanp tie gu ibrem
Shreden audi bier sinen Genbdrmeu,
pelder iie nit ben Wprten suriidbielt:
SD, bu bift bas SD6ter9en Der Sran
Mpntmoulin9"
,Meine Mutter beibt Sarbinier,
meme 9roBmutter Montmpulin"
antportete bds MGo6en. .9err, labt
mid bur4; ih muB meiner Mutter
etpas iassn."
.@lei9, elei9. Ratiirlia bsibt
betne Mutter S%arbinier, unb bu biii
alio Mabemoiiele Sarbinier, unb Der
Pfarrer BON Stez0ictptre 1T bein
Sntel9"
.Sa, Serr, unb bic bDien 2eute ia
gen, er babe etnas S9redlihes gez
than, unb Sbre Sreunbe, bic 9enbdrs
men, baben ibn %sefaneen senpmmen
uno Die quite 9robmutter audi. Mber
es lit bod gang sepiB selosen; meiiI
Sntel lit ia elm Prieiter unb Elm iebr
beiliger Mann!"
rGs pirb aues ssIpsen Iein, 70
bente i1 audi. gr bat Dir aefpis
i4on man4es fdOns prdient ses
ma6tg"
.Sa, ein Sebetbud unb penisitens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
IA, &apitel.
Sn Der Ruebe la goIomb 6

Sn Der G De la Colombo.
Oils Grau MOntmoulin in elmer
S%dusflur, pobin man fe aus benz
@eordnse bes Warttss getrdgen bate,
bon ibrer Sbnmatt pieber gu ii9 sez
tommeu mar, tpnnte iie ii9 Dor
S4mera faum fafen. Nuf ale
Worts hes Trrites,. fpel9e einige
barm6er3ise Geelen ibr ~aursbeten,
pdbrenb mande Heusierise ber3los
sdffsnD auf Die unsIiidli9e Grau
fdauten, bate iie nur bic cine Unit
mort: yUtein Sobn - elm prieiter -
sefe5felt in ben Sdnoen Der poliaei!"
lnb bann bsoedte iie Dor S6am uno
S4msr3 ibr tobtenblei6es @ntlib nit
ben SGnbsn. pGbrenb neben ibr bic
tleine Gntelin ihlud5te, oaB es einen
Stsin bGtte erbarmen mDgen.
Die arme Grau!" tlasts bic Na6s
BARN. nGS iino fOnit eana brape
2eute, BON oenen man bisbsr ni6ts
goirs stbOrt bat"
,Na. lie i6eirt bo6 ibrsn Scbn
fcrsrS7r sr'fc = u ism. ora Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
Die 2lniperftdt pom g1ofre Odnte.

8Ouhdmb9r GURUS in ehratnr, atafFkrn, OeOuOms NIB @et9e6i6te. Sour.
natsmus, Snnf, gihmt3aft, Ybarmace, RebBtunoe, enfd6e, mebanIhe ub
9efhosS s4nit, Grbudtur. graublber 8rbertunss= unS Gibafs GURUS. Sei
9nnrG fIr ole Stuoenten, wdbe bic Stuoim pouenbet bic CUR Quinabme I'm bic Sunior.
operS eniorSabre u9nb ehr Der coueghRu 6uien bebngt fb. Sine beIhrGnte Qu.
Sbl Ereferamts Ganoioatn webeu gu bionbren 4rGien an9euommen meoen. st.
SaIl, bic Stuotnanfal fIr Snaben umr 10 Sabren, lit n,s III gou.
hdnostet iber austanung. Ger 81. Shutunin wmb I'M A. September 1900 noina
wsSen. Satalo9e yer nfaIt wen@n gratis ShSeanbt af outrage Sci:
REV. A. MORRISSEY, c. s. G., President
a#t.a. E NOtre Dame. Indiana. e
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-01

The World published a nssa3
last week from Pettigrew, IN VIZ
he says, 81 never wrote any u
letter as Mr.. Williams charges !
with" In commenting on y
World says it has the original Is'']
that it simply asks for lnf0fni'l
and makes no accusation asi'
anyone, mentions no amount
World conveys the impressl0n y
Mr.. Williams letter FURNISHES Y
grounds for a libel suit. on'''|
man devotes half a column o. VI
to the matter in explanation 4
saws the letter itself is the beS n
dence. Now we agree WIN
statement and If its conssnS.
what he claims, and he has u = \
possession, why on eartn
reproduce it, let the pubic
and put their own cons'i
its purport. 1t looks very -.
il there was an African gen'
the wood pile in this m''s I
our opinion Showermar wv
dare publish the letter ana ~ .
is not what he claims for ~ 1
as he says, the letter itsslf i h
best evidence and why WIFI MI
best evidence in the case i,
letter as Slovenian repr
to be would need no DEE /
comment but would deienu
plain its self.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-01

The fusion ticket in Aurora coun-
ty, n of the populist strong holds,
is going to pieces. The candidate
for states attorney has withdrawn
and the whole ticket is lik ely to 90
to smash. The Aurora county pop
ulists are split on Pettigrsw.-Aber-
deem News.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-01

South Dakota is going to give its
electoral votes to Mckinley and
Roosevelt, and to repudiate Senator
Pettigrew, whose traitorous utter
ance on the floor of the Senate
brought bushes to the face of so
many of its citizens. 'Rah. for
South Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-01

The Anglo-G German agreement as
to China follows SO closely the policy
announced by this government last
July-no ACKNOWLEDGMENT, no land
grabbing, and open trade to all the
world ON the same footing, that it is
evident Secretary Hays note was
used for a model. This must be
highly gratifying to President Nc
Kinley, as it insures our peaceable
retention Of all our trade rights in
China.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-01

Senator Hanna says he has no de-
sire to change his denunciation of
Mr.. Bryan, unless some one can sug-
gest stronger words than he used:
That he spoke at Lincoln because it
was Mr.. Bryan's home and that his
words were intended as a reply to
Mr.. Bryan's five years continuous
abuse of him.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-01

Ii it costs more to run this govern
ment than it did, the people who pay
the expenses have a great deal more
with which topayit. But before any
mar gets excited over the added ex-
pense he should sit down and figure
out how much direct tax he ispaying
toward the expenses of the general
government.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-11-01

President Mckinley is back at
Canton, where he will remain until
he votes the straight Republican
ticket. He knows already hat he
will be reelected.