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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01

b1~sr3ulanbe uro aus amsrjtaniT dem
Wfater;at 6erssIisQt parOsn ToQ; nur,
peAn Yi4 0as als unm0gltd ertpstie,
FpQs es i'm 2Iuslanbs getauft pero:n.
2Ils Datum Der 6ertigIteGung Der aaz
bf0in:s na6 9onoiulu nuroe Der /.
Sa1uar 1902, uis 9l,un Der 52ttl9z
i!eQuaq Der 2irr;s na6 NaA;la uno
SoPan Der /. Stuff 1903 fsFgeTsBt, a.s
QHFon9spunti pes 8abe.s Sun Jran<
CISCO.
8egiments Sdpldne unb
9eneralma ors Psn=
tonen.
Oas 6auszGom;tv Fir Miiitdrdnz
~s2leg2n6siten BAT 6si6loFsn, bic Bins,
pelfs jsoem Regimsnt e;nsn 8aplan
gs6en uno ben 9ensraiz NDiutlnt'n mit
bsn 8:a,ralmajorsranq iotpie 9:nsz
raj S6oFisr nit Der 8sneralmajorsz
qsnIion 6sDenfen, Q;init,g ein3u6er;fz
ten. @og9n Die 9rfs5ung @orb.n's
gum @:neratmaiorsran9 6dtte MarI3
(Rep., 49, uno qsqsn S9after's ps1z
Iion Sett Gem, Su.) einas e~,n3uren@
ber, a6sr liz oraaosn nift our6. Qud
bic g;G fir NnTsGung bon 313nGr5z
ten in Der Nrm@ -ano Den gsi;aQ beg
Gcmtte's. 9risqg5efretGr Hoot trat
por c:n Gcmit: fir i:insn 3ro8,n Rez
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ein, in Der 2lr9e,.z
osn9:it puros aber mod te;a 8si4.uB
hp=n5f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01
Sir Seulcnpclt in 5punlulu.

San Trun3isco, %. 6abruar.
- 9:r bier dngstomm%ns 0ampf%c
vNutralia" bra6ts bic fplg:nOe, pom
20. 6ebruar oatirte Nahri6t in S.
trsff DIR Geu!snpsIt in Spnolulu;
nNa9bsm Iih 5p0lf Sage fang fin
3s;dfn Ger pa1t ergtber G1tte. :reigrsz
ten Iid 9eIisrn fpi:osr orei Grtrantan~
cen, bic ale Drei e;nen tDotli6sn Nusz
gang na6men. Die Opf:r Iino 5pei
G6;neIfn unD eins i5rau bon 6insIiIdz
hatpairifer Qbtunft, SIN Safe zines
o2r Opfer 1T conFatirt, oaB ss ourd
DEN 8enuB BON inf;6irkr Nabrung
aus Dem 2aben eines G9;nsien ansez
itedt tpurbe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01
Ndt,taiabriscs Spicr Der @iitnubcl.


Worcefer, Wah., q. J&bru0r,
= DAB Gigarettenrau4en &nabsn
uno Siin9lingen Dsn 9srItdnO geraub!
uno lie in Elm fru6e5 GRAB seFU6rt FAT,
lit cine 10 ate 9ei6;Gts, DAB ie taum
nod DIR &rspd6nune Dsroient, tpsrn
lie pieoer siumal paiTirt. Oas nsueIte
Opfer Der 8:ftnuoel lit absr 6ier sine
8reiiin Don so Sa6rsn geporosn,
6rau Suian Dennis, Die ii6sr oem
Hauten elmer Cigarette sinIalief, fix
uuf i6ren SdooB fallen feb unD per-
b%runnte. ebs Na4barn, Die Elm @rtel
bon i6r gu 9ulfe rsf, bic 6lamm3n
l0iGsn fonntsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01

iiber rOeuti4lano aIS Gee unb 0anb'
mdht."
Die 8erfinsr Mfaoemie Der WiTsns
i6aftsn tpito am 10. Mdrs bic 5eier
ihres 200 iG6rtgsn 8sItebers be9sbsn.
Suno9ebungsn bes 8uiiers psroen cts
tpurtet.
Sn einem 8er3peif lun95dnfoG bat
bic 7SleiI6ersgattin Doris 9ees6en
bon &iel auf benz SrFebboF bon Nsuz
miinTier ihre Sphtsr unb frbdnn Iifl
islbTt init einsm S6lG6tsrmsFer um's
2sbsn gebraht.
Wus MiinGeu fommt bic Nu6rtht,
BOZ Der btfannieS enoriIt unb Wagnsrz
SGnqer 6Gnrid 9oal tpeqen einesglerz
penletbens ieinen N6iftiso BON ber9iibz
ne netmen min. @ogl purot 1845
in Miin6sn 9eborm unb bebiitirte
1865 an Ioortigen 6oFtbeatsr, Dem er
feitbem afs gsfeiertsr 8iinTtler urgez
bDrt.)
9rin3 6sinri6 bon grsuben bdt 6
Monate urlaub erbolten, um ii6 pon
ieimm langen. an trsngenben Oientc
in alfatii6en @spdFern a%us5urubsn.
Die bsutI6e Rsgierung fat benz
nsuen amerifaniIden 3onful Ilerdnz
Der Woorn in Sel bas Grequdtur berz
lieben.
Die lts6erreit IL bss i'm leBtsn Mdr3
~gefsgentli6 zines @efehts BEL Galops
can, auf ben P6ilippinen 3tptIfen ben
@msrifamrn unb Der S%niurgenten 3lDz
fGQig getDotsten Prin3en 2ubpig DON
Q0fpenIiein Iino bert o%uSgegra6en tpors
ben unO io1en 9ehufs 8serbF8ung nd4
Wertfsim ge6ra6t tperoen.
? Die Girtulafion be PuriIerBiBblatz
tes Sc 8ire" 1T duF bic Oarer 0 2
cya6ran in Oeuti6ldno Der6oten nor
ben. Sc bate 7i6 bur6 Spout iiber
beurI6e 8srhdltniTe UNDERSTANDING
bo6geftsater perioHtn miBllebig 9ez
mddIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01

8aibington, ben 4. Tebruur 1899.
gesruzna Drug Mfs. Co., Columbus, D.:
Bertbe 9erren! - Sd babe pesruzna
u spsi Wpden lang gsnommen unb be-
ftnbe mid piel better. Sd ipiire, cab msine
aur bauernb fein tpirb. Sd babe es audi
fir Grippe senommen unb fam Pe<rusna
allen 2eibsnben uls portreffli4es Mittsl
empfeblen.
&dtungspoll, 90. 70. Soparo.
&~onerebmunn 9opurb's Seimatb TT
Sort 9apne, Ola.
SeOermann, Der perfect 9siunb gu iein
ipiini4t, muB gGnali6 fret bon aatarrb
iein. 8atarrb 1T nuhs5u uniperfal, all
%gegenpdrtig. Ye<ruzna 1T bas einsigs
abfolute betannte S6ubmittel. Cine grs
tGltung lit Der Qnfung bon 3atarrb. Gr=
tdltungeu gu berbiten uno gu furiren,
beibt ben 9otarrb I'm feline Opfer berdus
ben. S6reibt an Or. Sartman, Golumz
bus, Ohio, UNI elm freies &atarrbzSu9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01
Gin Acknowledgement Der Nnti= Ans
p~erialifen.

G6iea9o, %. 5e6ruar. - Die
6. 8urritt Smit6 6etdnnt segsben Fat,
piro 6alb, na6bem Die bemofratiI6e
unO bic repubIitunii6e Partei hire
praIioenti6aftSs uno icssprGliosnts
i6afts : Ganoiouten aufgsIteGt 6dbsn,
Elm anti : imperialiItii3r Gpnpent abz
gebalten tperotn, tpabrI6einli9 in sSn>
oidnapolis. DIX GntIdsioung iiber bic
Stsuung Der pdrtsi : Gpnpente in Der
GrpanIipnsfrage pirb biz babin gsz
fallen istn, uno bic Nnti Smperialis
item tpsrosn li9 nidt frii6sr in bee
PrdftosntI4aftS : 5rase ensusirsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01

WaIbinston, 8. g., 10. Dsa. 1899.
p.<ruznu Drug Mfs. 60, Columbus, D.:
Dertbe Serren! = Sd babe oft BON 81
rer sroben Mebiain eebOrt unb babe I1etr1s
frau, bic pisl BON &aturrb gu leioen bate,
iiberr.pst, Yezruznu gu perfu6en, uno
nadbem f. cine 5lafae perbrau9t, bat
ii9 ibr 3uftanb punberbar gsbeRsrt.
0asfelbe ertpies iia gang 10, ipte es barge
itelIt pirb, unb ia empfeble basiel6e NIT
@ersniisen Sebermann, ber an Satarrh
leibet. Sbr
80 m. gpungbloob,
@ubitor bes Snnern.
9atarrb in feinen pieGen Sormen pirb
fdnell gum N~ationuliibeG. Sin u~n5ipeis
fel6aftes Mtttel 1T entbedt tpprben Dur6
Or. Surtmon. SieIes Mittel tpurbe pdh=
reno Der pergangenen pier5ig Sabre grllno=
tid erprobt. pezruzna turtrt 2dtdrrh in
alien Stabien unb Ybafen. Sc gtebt tetn
Wittel, bas fubItituirt peroen tann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01

- 2Ou Gurrp, Elm notprii6er HGua
Der aug Wpomina puroe geitern na6e
Oooion, 8s., eri4ofen, pdbrenb er
poli8eibeamten, pel6e i'm perbaften
rpplltsn. WiosrItanb siltete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01

6taat MarpltnS, gtrii6.runosz
msnt SIrsau bts Goms
miidrs anndpelis D.n 80. Sonusr
1900. - Sn nsbsreiHhinmuns nit ben 6fi,ntliS.n
aaqemeinen @t.sn bsi6.inise i'd bi.rmit' nak nos
Cbiae zine esreut Gopit oes BON Der 81 oobr
buraer tuer=Y d. a SO j, NJ
baanieS Don MaeDtburq Stu,i6-
an D, g~eetbentn austpdies bis gum 81. S,,,mS.r
1899 III, pt6er i6 itsi in ben ait.n Oiei,g Sspar.
tanent5 biin0st.
8. atbert Rurb.
orrF1trune sGDmmiTds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01
0ur4 bas 8erIiderungB|0 epartsmnt
Qustpeis iber ben Stanb Der v8alti=
morer SSeuer 8srIiasrungszGpm
pa9nie bon Baltimore, Wo.," am
q Mo,otnhcr 1900

fNShIN ~ oeitb4iCNS 1tor VIZ
81. Se5ember 1899.
Sabreg -. 500. 561.s5
Seiammie &us9aben ipdbrcno ots
SaDres . .................... 'o,lo'.oo
Gutbaben
Sruno : Gis entbum. ............... S3O,0OO.O0
gefse Der 6ompaanie fnp....... 538, 176.OO
gaar i'm giireau nrD in Der Sanf.. 9,4267S
Hetto=getrag BON ni5t cpQeftirten
nate fdaig 29l,6
eut6obsn $5N,8 97.S3
Riot ngetanoen utbaben:
4ttien Der GOmpaQnie. i'm
gehB %nerlslben So, 1000. 50, 5000
SIM @an,en $4,000
geiammtes @utbaben ........... 1881, Q1.83
8erbinDli6teitsu
Retto : 9etrae bon unbe=
iablten Verlu1ien ...... $1,2S2.W
8elammte niht ~eineeldus
lauisne Yrdmien -. 50, l0l. 50
gon Den 9erfi6erten auf
immeripdbrenoe GsIers
Gcriideruna5 : 9olitsn
i'll retlamirenber 9etrae,
95 Qro3ent Der erbaltcs
men Yrdmien ODER Sepo<
tten %betraqene ........ 2I,j22. AZ
Saare SipioenDen, fir If=
ttonare ~unbc3aDlt bcrblei=
BEND, $39l2.96 ........ 3,9l2.96
- 7I,Sl291
8~ciammt=9 etras Qlcr Scrbiuolia=
ttitcn . ....................... $515. 238.93
Ginee3abl!es Ittien=Gapital. ....... 800, 10000
ueberi6ub i'm 9etreff Der Ittiondre 3l5, 22o.9 81
Setrae Der in Den Der. Staaten am
81. Se3ember 1899 in Strait befino=
ll1en Ypllcen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,9iO,063. 90
gttrag Der in 0tarplauo ipdbreno bes
Sabres 1899 au5esiteaten qoliteu 3,945, 234O
Iuf oas Warpldnoer @ei6dit in 1899
empfdnesne Yrdmitn ............ 30,j08. 70
Sn WarDlanD ipdbrenb 1899 bc;ablte
Srlune lO,9f4.31
Sn Warplano tpdbreno 1899 einqes
trettne @crlufe ............. 12,6f2.O1
stat W arplan D, 9eri6eruuos g.
Separtemsut, Surtau bes 6 0 M
nj liars, annapDli ben 6. Sebruor
1900. Su uebcreinftimmung nit Den pffeutli1en
%alqemeinen @tieBen beiteiuise i'd hermit, oaB ous
Sbias cine eetreue GOpie ossi BON Der % a ti=
morer 6euer 9erii6srunas SIS o M
puqnie, Baltimore, Mo.," q~sesbsnen 9~lustusi=
ies bis sum 81. Se3snbcr 1899 1T, tpel6e iest in
ben Qtten tieits Ssportcments f5 bcfiuoet.
8. Nlbert SurB,
geriiberungs 6 ommifdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01
So6m 8. SofRer,
Gcindhsflbrer fur Baltimore.
v9entid1cr Correspondents "8eb1moc
D~altimorefr. unc Nofs Cf6cezNue.
9ur9 bas 8srFderunssI Department

SHtY oe3 lAIitSHL
@uspeis iiber ben @tanb Der rgermaz
mia : 6euer : 8erIi6erunqs : Com
pagnie BON Nem5Yort" am 81.
DECEMBER 1899.
@.iammtss GintOmmsn tpdbr.no ots
ctianrmts aassabcn ,udbronD oes
5ubres l.356.921.s S
@ut6ab.n;
@ruao,issnt5um. =. ..... .6N.s2427
tis,ntaum ..... 3Is,5 5000
Bette Der 6ompaanis TnO ~. 1919, 1925
gaar i'm 9iireau uuD in Der Sanf 7j,481.95
Sdar III Sednoen Der S~epartemeuts=
9Oriebsr 24,s2s.61
Sebet=Silam,eu uon astnten 1885, 84. 06
GGaie. 3inii.n uno Mi.tben 1922 90
Rttto : 9straa BON nibt colettirttn
9rdmien ,ni6t m,br, ais prei YsO=
rate idlio 1431551
@utbabcn 81, 7G3, 1913. So
@i6t ,uetfaubene gutbabtn
SeturltGttn, in peribieps=
nsn Staatsn fir pie
Si6:rbsit Der IeIiesn=
9 nbaber in folbsn
Staaten Dtponirt (@terit=
tpcrtb) $40, 633. 0U
@srbiuolidtciten in BE-
lupItH SuaIcN o., lfo.iS
lltbtribuB fiber beiagte
decentralization SAC, 5l9.2l
SIM S0n,tn $3.50. -. 46.519.21
Seiummt. suptfano.ns gut5abtn . 81 48, 717.76
@.rbinbli6ttiteu:
Tette : 0stra9 bon uubtz
5lblttn 9erluftcn 1911, Sl2.36
Seiamml, niht ~eiHgelduz
KR VrQIllen .. ltDDD,DUZ,OJ
Sc mint 9 Der grbinOlidtsi=
ten 1871, 314.91
So, 101, 4O2.S s.
Gineaablt.s 9~ftien<eapttoG g. 900, 0oO.O 10
llebsrituB i'm getrtii Der Gftiondre 2.10l, 402.S s.
Setrag Der IN DEN Der. Stdaten am
81. Se5embtr 1899 in Strait be-
fin0libtn Tolieen 383. $40, 151.0O
getrae Der in Murplano nd breno Des
Sabres 1899 ausgofteaten 9olieen 4,555, 55l.N
gui pas Nturpldnosr @sibdit in 1899
empfaneens 9ranien 25,353.04
Sn Wf1rplalto lpdbreno 1899 btjablte
guluft . ... 10,08.5S
Sn Marptano ipd6reno 1899 eins:=
tretsnt 0erluits l2,554.5S
Staat MarDGanp. @trii6trunes=
epartemeHt, Sureau nes 6 om=
III ars, annupolis 6, Den %. Sanuar
1900. Sn llebsreinitimmunq nit Den Difcntliben
alsemeiusn @.itben beitsiniqs i'd hermit, paB oas
9orfsbenos elm ipabrbeitsg ~strelsr 4usiuQ aus osm
NustpetIe Der r@ mania
| 6eruna 8 : 6 o NJ paeni oon en-"
o r u bis 3um 81. Sejcmb,r 1899 iii, iptlher f6
lest in Den Gften Dicies Ecpartem,nts ~bcfinost.
s. Nlbert Rurs,
9srii6trungs=Gommihdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01
9ur9 Oas @erIi9srungsz Ospdrtemsnt
Muspeis u6er ben Stano Der
r0sutI4 : 4msrifaniidsn : Der
fiderunss gompuenie bon Nep=

Wu5iDet5 uber Den StunO Der
0s,,+1h Nrrox;t,,Sxon m's
fiderunos : gompaonie BON Nstnz
mnrfn nm 81 Oso,h.r 1000
NNo~o 1000
9sldntnltss eintenliilels pabrenD DIS
kaDtes $3,lo,9ll.42
Gtlammts Aussdbsn tDdbrsnO oes
SaDtss 3,lSS,6S7.S S
-
@utbaben:
@r,us,ic,ntbvr Al. nno M
sS,nnnth,tSn > S,rISS.u aut Grnr,. Sl''o0'oO
.i,,ytbrm % w oo
gfti,n INN Sblfnotipu,u. p,lhs in, 'VVV0
ptfikt Der GpnIpdqnie fno 1877 17 M
SSgiot 9iuisn " a9s 90 u
Setto : 9.tras bon nidt con,ttirtsn
nate fdnig 424, 49,. 80
eutbub,u s. 1863 $40 A
RIOT u9efdHoehe 9utDabtn:.
ssn Ori6i.Oensn staatsH
sur Stferit.Quna Der
0olieen . Snbaber in
iOL4tn Staattn,
Marttnertb) $156, 10000
Decentralization in Be-
-
3uIammsH 17,s7.97
-
@eiautmte @utbdben g.. 9S7 IFS. 80
m..
"taIS : s ~ son ""''= .ooo NOM
3a9nen SettuHeh $G9,VIS.4O
0tlahthiee ntUl ~s'H9elauz ",
isHS e'umish 2oH,VI5.9l
@egIi''tf W;'t95S umluz
sW' , S9m.' U'oug.tn
~; lSA's " MY" .o,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01
Sur9 bas @erIi9erungsz0 epartement
Mustpets iber ben Gtanb bes Ser.
Staatenz Der u@mplopers
2tabilitb N%i1urance Corporation,
2tb." BON 2onbon. Gnalanb.
O u 3 q 8 c n :

Gefammtes Giufon1mtn ipGbreno bes
sabrss g.. 80. 49,. s1.2Sss41.@
Sa5rss -. I2l6, 1878
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01
pprto &iep<8iQ paiiit.
gait eff Stimmen 2Iajoritdt.
Senat berihiebt sic anf aeffern an.
bcraumte 9lbitimmnng iiber bic
Satpaii=8iu auf bcute.

Sempfrat McQuurin bon Supzgarp=
lima leiitet Iid cine Yuuts gu Gum
fen Der grpaniion unb bss Smpes
rialismus. - 8riessietretdr Stool
tpirb nit Sinh uno asgel unb oui
fegimsnts untoiten cine nSnz
1petiionstpur" ourh Cuba maiden,
- 8eri6Roenes aug Der SunOess
buuptItaot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01
Mus 0eutlhlanb.
9er "0iEtator- Yaragrap6.'
@iberrmi bcs MmsnabmsgeiebcS fiir
Glias Sptbrinscn upm GeihS=
taa beihlpHem.

Der gunbssrat6 pirb inoehen i9tpsra
lif Oarin einlpiGigsn. - Diretts
GrfpGbfung bon Mitglisoern Der
probin5ial1gpmmiilion oerRsi9sa
lanoe bsgunIti9t. = 9uiierlid'
6uloR5eisun9sn noh Der gritaufz
fibruns ossr Giien5ahn." -S6aus
fpisIer Motsnar papon ausstIaloi=
fen. - Der slbe batts ben re6ent=
i6en 9erliner 8irgermsiltsr 81
gut gsipielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-01
&ru9e 9ebeilt.

rMe dsp rmanrtsn nh iaiHmtqtb sd Gsn&S ss"t' rrGst."m; ~ Mn nsma s'd Ss STS %s s sng on s Ssh.
aa On bic IMPROVED ELASTIC TRUSS q 76s hR0AD"Ah, 4 YORK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19

heard OF him after her engagement mao
exoired. and often wondered II he nae
AZ. iyered her card and found a position
On the table lay large bunch OF
lilies of the valley, and beside them
small jewelers. box. She opened II and
saw, lying on white velvet, a oeautiiui
heart OF pearls. of exquisite workman
shin The name on the card was strange
TO her-"Don Juan de Penafior.
After a las; triumphant appearance
that evening a card was brought to her
beating the same name.
Il will see him. she said TO the boy
When he came she recognized him IN
stantly. and it was her turn to be con-
fused.
You are not NJ. Chatelain?" she
said.
..No. mademoiselle. have come to my
own again." he replied, simply, but
have never forgotten your kindness
Il must thank you for your gifts,
srid Olympia. The flowers / will keep
but the pearls ! must ask you TO take
as | cannot accept them. They arc
much too precious for a singer who
thinks only of her art
.If Olympia cannot accept them as
a singer. can She not Go 50 as the prom
ised wife of Marquis de Penafior?
"You honor me too highly" said she
irving TO hide her emotion. will yot
give me one day TO consider?
At the close of Olympia's Paris en-
rarement a simple wedding took place
at little suburban chapel covered Will
wv. The bride carried lilies Of the val
ley, and her only ornament was hear
of pearls.
The world suffered the loss of grea
singer. and two people gained perfec
happiness thereby. From the French
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19
AGENT FOR THE TRUSTS.
Mnrk uauna's Position nra Prirci-
pIc ns Controller of the He
publican Party.

It's no more likely that Senator Mark
Hanna. OF Ohio. save in tie event OF
failing health. will retire from the lead
ership of the imperiaiist party in the
United States than that Cecil Rhodes OF
South Africa. will abandon his control,
through Colonial Secretary Chamber
lain. OF the jingo party in Great britain.
The two men. Hanna and Rhodes,
stand for one and the same principle in
their respective countries. The prin-
riple is that OF commerciallzed politics,
the prostitution Of party principle to
the ends Of private and corporate gsin.
Mark Hanna entered American public
life as the accredited agent OF trusts
and svndicates. ard is debating the new
American policy Of foreign colonia.ism
In The interests Of trusts and syndi-
Gates. Cecil Rhodes became ra'ionai
figure in England as the representative
O. the South African company. and me
war on the Beers is due TO the powerful
influence OF this great corporate BODY.
Hanna works through his control N
President McKinley's political fortunes.
Rhodes works through his mastery OF
the mind OF Colonial Secretary Cham
berlain, ambitious TO become prime
minister Of Great Britain. the highest
Office under the crown.
1t is not pleasant TO contemplate Inc
person alities OF these two men as domi'
mating the destinies Of such govern
ments as those of the United States and
! Great Britain, but the fact OF then
malign dominance may not truthfully
be denied. Hanna's supremacy in this
country is even more shameful than thu
mower of Cecil Rhodes in England, fol
the reason that it is more directly thu
people's fault under our system Of gov
eminent when a surrender Of nationa
principle is made. In the case OF Hann'
The surrender of American principle in
wolves n startling reputation OF tn
eoundest American doctrines upol
which rests the structure of free gov
eminent. We are soon TO be asked b,
President Mckinley TO make this SUI
render final and irrevocable. VIVA
shall be the answer OF the America
people 10 the presidents astoundin
appeal for American stultification?-
st. Louis Republic.
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Sheriff Thomas j. Dunn and Senator
Timothy ID. Sullivan happened to be
spending few days of leisure at Lake.
wood in the golf season. Oneafternoon
while walking across a field they spied
a group OF men and boys around a small
red flag. When Dunn and Sullivan were
within so feet of the flag one of the boys
yelled:
.Blast, blast. look out for the blast!
The men and boys scampered away.
Dunn and Sullivan took TO their heels
and lid not stop running until they
reached the other side OF stone wall.
The two New York politicians are
well-known practical jolscrs, hut they
were angry when they discovered they
had been made the victims OF joke
The red flag was . golf fag.-N.
| World
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WHAT MONEY is.
A Few inaccuracies Of Popular No
tion Corrected-A Perfect Me.
dium OF Exchange.

II money Is property. as wheat - prop
erty. why should national terror sit sweat
ingly up o. nights over the appreciation OF
depreciation OF wheat? Is the man Win
mere money worth more OF national enort
than the man with mere wheatF III one
owns land or houses, or beef. or dry goods,
or bonds. or stocks. they go up or go down.
are worth more or worth less, and he takes
the chances. doesn't he? Why shouldnt
the owner Of money take the same chances
The Verdict
AS our esteemed and very able and
fearless New York contemporary 10
lust beginning the study of money, he
is excusable for some Of the above in
accuracies. Money is not property-t
is the measure of the value OF property.
There Is no value in money OF and with
in itself-but it measures the value OF
everything else. Therefore money
should be stable, or as nearly SO as hu-
man possibilities will ADMIT. The true
scientific and perfect money, which we
will achieve before the end of the new
century, will not be commodity
neither will it have any of the attn
butes OF commodity. All commodities
rise and fall in price according TO the
memorable law of supply and demand,
and for this reason true money should
possess none of the attributes OF
commodity, because. as measure OF all
values. its commodity fluctuations I'M
Justly increase or lessen debts, as the
supply is less or greater.
Until we can educate the people-alI
the people of the world-up to the point
of using an ideally perfect money-that
is to say, an irredeemable paper curren'
CIV bottomed on the total wealth OF ma
tions-until this time comes, bimetai-
ism is the only true and just system
, the right to use either or both of the So
called precious metals as money. All
debts are based on this right, but usur-
, ers and money-lencers have uniustly
doubled all debts by destroying the
money feature of one of the metals
Under bimetallism if the demand for
money becomes greater than one OF the
, metals can supply, the other comes to
it's relief and sustains the equilibrium
! and thus keeps up general average OF
prizes, and maintains a just level OF
: debt. 1t is not necessary, as some sup
pose, that both metals should circulate
:. equally and conformity. 1t is the righ
of both TO circulate as money which
I. constitutes bimetallism, and IL is thi
4 right that supplies stable measure
a Of Mississippi Valley Demo
i crat.
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HAsTY JUDGMENT.

am ,,.ayls that fain would recaN'
AZ nav be placed 10 his credit,
NM rssr, Is good in him. after an
,,.i him fool and a cheat,
j e'''i snlred contempt In my breast
h' n, ,udge a man by his faults
I-t worst instead OF his besig
NJ, t,sre by the dross. when the sold
VIZ i. seen underneath II We look
MA' ',,,cs al the cover and judge
W. ssr1 OF the worth OF the book?
,.m sorry said 4. -,
~" 10 have judged ere ! knew
-. Il much TO be placed TO his credit.
H. NJ has his good points too
,.,,,.4 him fool and ! said
W. mouth was a fountain OF les'
,l"4 10 have judged ere the scales
Ma fallen away from my eyes
-. ii virtue in each of us still
wt lever his failings may be-
,x heard that the man 1 despised
~ great admiration for me-
I.ni sorry said ~
o..rds that ! fain would recalll
1 sra marks to be placed 10 his credit
more ! good IN him. after all
kiser. IN Chicago Times-H erald.
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John Hare celebrated the two hun.
dredth performance of "The Gay Lord
Duck" by giving n supper at the Gar
rick club, at which some bright
sneeches we're made. Comyns Carr,
now the head and front of the Lyccum
management. remarked in the course
Of his speech that dramatic critsr7
should be shot as they came out of a
,heater on the first night OF a new
play. but Joseph knight, a critic OF
distinction. scored "A neat hit when he
said in reply that. for his par'. ne
often had TO witness new plays that
caused him to wish he had been shcs
before he had entered the theatcr.