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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09

berisn / bsirs SiOs al grpffet. gssien
bapbe u9ret label msb nosls os tpue
Repebasl, Os Sfuobet fremfalbte ct
frpeteIiet Saar al ct 6~pnis99s Sisr.
relic. BIoost ueIbsbe frsm, % 9br.
Peosrisu fprtsbe I'll Sorosn meb ct bolt
Stris. pan par itrnts tIur ouer, at
Stubest bstso 0sben. 9an iasos til
anoerisn, at ban tiIsau BAN, buab ban
bauoe siort. 0ereitsr bah ban q. biIis
bans Some % bans Bsrn.
anostien iIeoe eftsr 9i9Ip, Os ben
iaareos btu bonret inb It 6us. Man
par tInr oper, at 6br. qsberisns Saar
par ubiolut bobbrinsenbs. 9an tunos
beg eius be %omfaaenoe en- Bsrstnina ON
buOrIebss bet par sauet til; men 9ussn
efter ooos ban.
Snn mart Besiusnbeoen blsu mslbt,
bIeu Anosrisu urreiisret % inbiat / ar,
rsiisn / 6ersIeu iom fpIois / uastiOmt
Marbbrab. 8ommsren tOs ub til
0rabstsoet for at aibsrs ben iaarsoe,
men bsune par oa afSaast uso %.
ben.
Den afoebs sftsrIaba fig 9ufrn
og 9 ufOriprssbe Born / pberf futtigs
Soar.
gBsi,n. Der sr StpIo / llIptfen, CT ct
sunits insOigt iuoreitst Qppurut. Den
tan titles ab iaaIsbss, at 9ebst, naur
Il 6aanota9 ffruts paa, bIiuer til en-
fts Spabisrstot, buor,ftsr Staftei
qemmes / Sommsn. Anberisn er iioIis
ssre i~tinii.t fer uIouIig 5ast.
Gunbsn bob. 6oruaItsr q ra.
Il . paa StOrs aannit,snaro gooiIs.
Ter SOsn pnn gornbOIm bIeu b. %.
ApriI funo,n ituot uoe paa Warten.
RimsIigUis fOrsIiegsr ct ulpttsstiliGIbs.
9i9ipn Os 6Orber afbOIotes at Zen Ton.
ftituersos 9oIiiim.fsr, gpioseoiuIomGs.
tis Sdisrrins. men RtiuItatst uioes
lite tnbnu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09

AarbussBsr ns 9alsmsnis.
bsb. Gil Rap,uln Uso Marquis. gsrins
gaIsmtuisbsb msD gOpGl / Marquis sr
UaIet cand. teol. Bierrs, Der biotll
bar Darst Carer uso GIbat 6~siltoIss
Hole ueo 6oriens.
StubfaftsIe {. Der G meoeelt
StaOfefttIie Of acknowledgement {.
3aIIbOrs Tom grait for ben
ubsn for JoIt.tirten ftaaenee euanseIiit
Iutberfts 5rimenisbsb / Rsptiauit Os
Omtsn.
,aanben baube aet bst". :
gfteraurst bIsu Der ioreDet 5nbbruo pos
Carer u asmusen / WasIebgIias %
bIanbt aubtt fjadIet en- RioIin. Iris.
tan.sn for 3ppsrist ialot paa en- gaga.
bonn, ban bLsp arrst.rst % tiIfeh es.
ioa forlfsaise lpuerisr, men lpuerisi
Of 9ioIinsn nastsoe ban paa bet beftsm'
tefie at tenbs nosst til. 6orIsbsn itett
bet mertsIiss, at lpDsn, Der sr Spiri'
tip meO 9iD Os SiaI, fit gefSs / 5ens.
lst at en- v4anb". Os Aanoen paabst
bam at bsfenoe alt.
Ia nu Jpren uirtsIis baDbe itiaaIsI
Carer Rasmusisns WioIin, bah bar
Dasen sfter ON at bliue frsmitiaet
&etten % tiIftOb fig nu ffpIbis / Biz.
lintpusrist. giolinen bar ban iolst III
en- @rsntbanoIsr | RsbenbaDn, os Der
funot nan ben Osiaa | COB BsbOlo. vi
bunb aaIiber vaanben" bar pRrst, CT
foreIsbis en- @aabe.
Ger er nogIe, Der meme, al bet bar
Daret en- fOrflabt GansisIsbstlent.
DonRs 6an9er paa 9 t.
9sIena, 6r. 2ubpig u u BAL {,
graa, er fansen msb @roniss Oar %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
mlptfe.

@n BOrter Sans SEMEN, eer
uiIoe saa oUer SpOrst msb 8sjietei, iost
ROrssriItOget fra &~sbsnbaDu fOrIebsn
Woresn forte inb paa RostiIosS %tarion,
bier srsbst al 9otomo.ips;, Ger ia5ts 5aai
meb ct Stptte. Dams enc COB bier
ftertt beitabisst. gOrtsren braetes paa
amtsipssbaist, bUOr ban osoe / 2ebet
at @ftermicoassu at en- inOrs 6OrbIso.
ming.
70 6iitsre fra R~auunbborg, u.
so er Os 6. n Der sftsr al Sauo.
ignIisbeo orutueoe I Storebalt. De lsj.
Ieoe esrba9 ben 7. apriI fra ROIobr
paa Samis, Os fiosu oa bar man intel
bgrt til BEN. Ru er Der imibIertit
fommet WsbbeIelie ON, OF man fra q
Dampftib bar Jet en- 3Gfsbaab oriOs on
| BGltst msb ReIeu ; gsiret, os bet on.
ta9es at pare be TO. 6iiteres goao,
9spsr par gilt Os baube ct Barn, eunt
par u9ift.
= @n ierssIis Besiuenbeb er banbi
/ SioritOpsn pso @pIbenbaDn. gus.
muub @bri itian gsbsrsn,
Bruuemoie, os llnsturI 6 Ouis gbri.
# an Anbersu, Der en- lang Iii
bar bost paa goasrup Wart, par saaet
paa uIouIis Sast | naunte StoD. 8,
to arpbftpttsr bauos taSet Opfiuins pei
en- @rautptuins, bDOr giIotet pleiebs q
fomme forbi.
5ansn paa anbsriens @suGr pa,
ipanOt, os inbe | @rantpfninsen er BAR
tnten fommsu til at ffubbe til 6ansn,
euer en- @rsn BAR faaet fat | benus.
Rot sr bet | bDeri JaIo, at Sfubbet gil
at es ramte paa tort Gfftanb gbr. pss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
0rmnoftensneolGas elie.

q Rousmber Maansb 1891 Oprette'
bes / ginbsIsu (8enpipsieD en- Grit
f,ole / Snbrs MisliOns Rstnins, Os til
Carer DeO Stolen antOses Carer 9. R.
anubien, gsrtOp 6SiftOIs, iOm
Ogiaa fOsn bar forfeit @srninseu.
StoIsn bsspubts msb "a Born, men
iubsn bet fsrlfe StOIeaars SIutnins par
AnlaQet naaet op til 40.
Stolsn fssss nu at 80 itoIepIistist
Born, forbsIt / 2 RIasler. Den bar
parst ubuibet sn@ans os bet Difte fig nj
after, at ben par for lille, buorfor Benz
nerne befIuttsoe fig til at Opfsre en- NJ
SfoIe paa en- mere bsIeiIis plaos tei
peb NisionsbuIst.
Sor!sosH b!so @.anef.snsn sesIas.
OperpQreIle af mango 8snner fra Om'
sonen. Oct er en- FOR @runitiien, ION
inbiaties / SfoIsn unber StoIetuens
ipbsfIist 6ierue % bersr Snoftriitsn
vi Cubs gaaaoe (Diatb. 49,, 90
Qar 1900.
Deb @runbfsnsnebIG9gelisn taIt'
gafor o anoiI, TOLns, bDorsftsr Del
bolbiss Msos | Wisiiousbuiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
SIosbranoe.

propristar 9as eIbaIds Giens
bonn ,Snatup" paa Airup Wart igeno:
ipsieI er ueobrGnot.
-Stuebuist til gnurben .GueUons
/ 81. 9aus Sosn Dto 9isrrins er neo'
brGnOt. quiet bsbosOss al tire arbsi-
briamilisr, bUis 3uobo for en- Gel
branots. 3Ioen fotmooss opiaaet sen'
mem en- R,pns / Storftsntn. lusOuns
bsrer ino unbsr 6ODebsuarOeu auitrup
os sr beIisgenos IN 5isroinsU,i ipb for
oenue. 9nsen at 6oItsne buooe IOrftrst,
gisrsn buOos osrimOb 5uobOsf Mforiit:
ret.
6orl,ben 9tai usbbrabts Ole
RisIsns @aurb pau Climbing Rart
tOtalt. Gjersu Os 6nmiIis rsbbsbss /
bet blotte ginaso. R%reaiursrne iamt
alt Sn6bost os al. Rsbiiaber br9nbte.
= pOIitist Obbu gar anbOIot Ress
ter Sens Sen an Stisot pan
Aatar iom mistGntt for uso uastlom:
bso at baue ioruoIot Branbea paa AutRr.
pan bar fae @anse tioIisers UGrst
i%trOfiet, bI. q. en- Gang for g%ranbftif'
teIie ueo llagtfombsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
On fpbenbapnr Spiuebnle
rDooet.

8 aar Os Dag bar PoIitist u9rst
unoerrettet ON, at Der / in Siosbpg'
ming / Rcmsrssuoe, RsbsnbaDn, Iiss
pper for ArbsiOsrues 6oriamIingsbng-
ming, fanbtss en- Spiaebuls, buOr bsr
nQlten busr Rat bier ipiuet 6H5aro.
SmaabIaoenesR spOrtere bauos iiaiist zig
Abgang oer'iI og siuet inosaaenos BE
ffriueIier al bet natlise Yin blanot
S%piaefusIsne; De buUoe ianIsoss OpIplt,
at ret par an fbu. @%ntrtpener Wtaoien,
Der gap 6usIp for BEN mob geHsaIo al
OF baus en- bsltsben 9notRst Uso al i9lse
8rittsuarsr til Dem, oe at be I oDri9t
peb bsmmsIise Tegn O9 andre 6orfstis'
bebsresI,r buuos iOst at DGrss fig mob
at bIiue ~operrnffeoe.
6orIebsn Iptteess bet beg ct Bar anse
Opbusers, Der bupoe ~iortIGot fig iOm
pelfaaenbe @aarbmanbslsnner, at itafs
fig absuns til 9OtaIst. De bsltOs
fittist / Spiust, inOtiI en- fisrre ciDiI
goIitiftnrte ub pau Natten uluoieIis
iprrnsts 9sren. SpiusiusIsus hut.
tsoe 9pisne os fOripste at unolIippe,
men sfter en- tori Ramp bleu be Ousrs
munbsbe Os isrt til YOIitiiiatiOusu, IA
| Iuast. gft.r at be Der baDoe Opei.
pet Rupn Os abrssle, Os Ristisbsbsn
af bsres SpsiueIier par tOntrOueret,
bIeu be after Ieslaote.
genssbebOIbninsen, iOm fanbtss paa
BOrbst, ca. 100 Rr., fOrbeltes msaem
be puusaIosnOe Opbasere. Nen pa
surbipiasrns Upper life for trimiaa
Til'aIe % fore RuIttsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
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%"
9et tore Scrnbaneforilag

Smot al 6orusntuins er bet oul9suel
Iptteoss 5GnssuOuaIget for bet fore
SsinbansIouIorIas At bIiOs eni9t.
Rsformpartist Osbtos at fafboIbs 6Or'
brinssn ON ibor9'9eruiusbansn me-
bens gurtist til @ensaIc peotOs at sa0
meb til en- llppiosIis At ROrisr citation,
mebens 9initn 9ernius.gsiIs nb'
git.
9anbstingst cit paa i'm Sios mso til
gibOrs. 6srningbausn e%rtOtttt al en- ei'
nie 6olfebrO=9 ernins.
unberubpalgst boIet oerpaa ct npt
MpOe, buOr 9nbRiaiussrne DsotO9ss.
SernbautloDForlasst oil uItiaa tOmme
til at le Iaalss,s ub: De- auIGs9ss
StatsbaRsr fra 9ibor9 til 9ernins oa
fra 9uIftsbrO tit 6ernins, Der uofptes
DampfarssanIag @eoisrsDaynsminos,
RorIsr5 Citation bliDer uouioet, Der err
bpetues @ruub til aarbus @Oosbans'
eanrb, og gsbisrs Citation bIiuer Om'
buoeet / Suerens temmslie msb bet
GOItetln9et ueotasns 6Orlas.
6RatsubUaI9st bar bOIot ct Meos,
buor benne Snoitiuine sniismmis ueotO'
ees.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
Gjenoomebano

.gGOesaorb" Iommsrup 9Osn. nor 10t
1br. 9onb os S Ibr. 5arttOrn, bsr biotiI
bar UGrst bortiOrpustet til Sorpasier IN
bsrien. er af eierinben, 0iets 8 q III
lens Gnte iOIst I'll proprietor see ira
SiItsbOrseousu for en- sebeium af 4s,00C
Rr. On Del Beginning oe Snbuentur msb'
felssr.
Zen 9nfefru N. RluemanHi Aebi
enbuuH iilbsrsnOs Gienbom aarbus, Bet
ersabs Rr. 8, er iolst til Snsisrer @in9t
os aoHiuI Ollsnborif besss Of aurbns.
for 1876 900 ST. O~UertassIien iinbsr Stsb bsr
10. April.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09

ben poaitebug. So9neprafeu paa 0p-
orb, gaitOr goas, toIte peb ai%llsrinsen,
iOst ban mino,be ON bin StOrmnat i
Rouembsr 1872, iom oae, Der fuuos
buIfe ben, oil minbss msb Smerte %
Sors. Nu itaI oenne Minbeisn tale
til be mango SpfOIf yua RpOrb ON
6errsns GImast O9 Storbeb, % at bet
e0Io,r ON at pGre berspt til at saa 9oot
biem unosr OpfplbeIien al bsres fare
fuIpe anIos glister. SlutteIi9 bah
ban 9efOItnin9eu mobtase bette Minbe
os meb aGrIisbsb uarne ON bets Beoas
relic / 6remtioen. 6sr % eftsr 9eiti'
~beIisbeben bIeu Der afiunsst SuImer.
Bierne erbsbe. giaulsrns paa
9oriens.@snsn bar Iiot betpoeIi9s Cab
/ bette 6oraar, ibet bet piier fla, at
mango BierfamiIier CT bebe / bet toIbs
6Oruar. Oct er iGrIis / Rubsioberns,
al Sisrns er pebe.
Atteutatet paa 9rinsn al
0ales. Era ben beIeifte @ene-
ruIprotursr sr til bet tsbsnbapnfe 20.
lit inbIgbst en- / be NET %imisrenbs ubs
ttpt uffutt.t StriueIie, bUOri Der tattss
for 9ilienoeIien Of bet / ben sneeIfte
aoussuo9n funone proisttil iamt / bet
belle Tor AsiuItatet al ben / Rebsnbuun
iOrstasne unbe,isssIis.
Oct t~iIfsits, at RusIen, i%aafnart
Snssn er lutttt, oil bIius fremienbt til
prinisn al Balss.
Oen ny YrGit | 8rifttirten
/ 0pbbeIssabe / Rsbenbuun Tan MI
mart uenies uonepnt. Oct nil blipe
qrcuft s b srs usb Dor 5tus airts
/ Ooenie. Ser uiI man uibs, at prop:
Items eftsrfeI9er / Dor Grut gaforat,
eftsr nosen S%mrssuIerius Of bette %
StiitsproUiiist bar funbst Stsb, ran
uentss at bIiue propft % abrieIaod
i 9ernius, betenbt bI. q. fom Senior
Deb tsOlOsit gmbsbsstsOmen. Wis.
lionsfoIsn, for bpiIten Bropit Rod CT
Jorfanosr, piI / iaa 5aIb oslua bIiDs
Ilpti.t ira 5ernins til Obenle.
DanmartS 9fbfs Sognes
prRf 4, gafiOr Better en- / 9pbs
ilrup, fplots iOrIeoen SO 9tar.
Gn 4sR 8 alsr'S ue.
fteot 1895, bItu unbsr Rrissn 1864 al
en- unS pise isnOt iub til bsnbss aGrefis.
osr loa | Gsltsn. RGrelisn aubnto,
aonuoIutten o9 LATTE bet meofeI9enos
Sreu, men Der fob intst ON SsbIsn. %
oenne blsp ba Ii9ssuoe | aOnuoluttsn,
R0rsfen, Der nu sr goreer | R..Sunbs
By, uiIoe iaa for nosen lib fioen brenbs
en- bel WGnsbe aonuoIutter, ban bnub,
Iisssnos ira sammsI lib al, men otter:
iaa benz bog fsrit = os GsmbaIsrieblen
tom irsm fra fit @smme / bebie Vel.
9aasnoe. Rationalbantsn, Der snbnu
for fua aur fioen inoIslts en- 5embaIsr:
iebbsI, oil nu imibIsrtio life IGneere,
os Seolsn maa iaalsoss pare tiIirsbs
mob ben Ah.ttiOnsuGrbi, ben / 1ibens
COB bar erbueruet fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
On UeroemSforentng al 1je'
neftepiger.

DANTE Blade fortRaer ON en- W arie
gbriaen n, en- banf Eisnsftepi'
ae, 5om bar arbsiost paa at reaIiiers ben
Tanfe, at jamie aas Eienefspfssrns | en-
Gorenins, fom ffaI Omipaube belle ben
ciuiIilsrebe Berben.
9 Danmarf teller Uorsningen aae'
rebs /, 500 WsbIsmmer, os bet meg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09
9pDsIife.

Rsbenbapn os rebsritsbsre:
ente aue Warsretbe aarisn Straober
Riels Qilslon. gdruer ebriteuiens Sus
ftrl gntrea. Sperite Nariane RE len.
pstrea 5rsbsritte eIiiabstb Diaumlen. erte
anna airfiine Semen. Naler Sepsrins
9nlim Jobonue Jrsbsriffe 3bomine Mar,
sretbe. profesior, giusbbussu @sors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-09

% ban nfia pst auftioHsiaia nsbi firm ttuu pu,
VA Nshu at Sllhbaens III gnfu. bperDsb ri Ton ksss
Gsuntaneu mshaasnes g0birst. Dtsfs Hstu az
uitt. Bertsnie rutbt % 5arps. Victim aus mullas
pascsr. Ialaa fus eioes BsaHb forlia sanei for bafs
teaasb 2als1stlu, Psiitss eIslsppni slp. sners DO.
pstan tlSes iaa fine EaoHb for bet ma uasSobbsIis al pors
prlu. "a Dort RsnbsT burte ftrar tsn,tis Ahnltbninesn.
you saer al Silitboonb. ION pt iofsntu % De
waru, b,taar ai Ororgu nbst. 9rss Grain. Wtoirs, pis
SCI gpAS cain gb9t, ctN BIoabs, Girfpsb DNonou
q Per sIaps hnttt % RaYIes ciItxbaanb lsm poIa
vi ettr ttaHb pslssor1eets ponu a, eiutDosrA.
Z eoe % brugbar efonh,
Ssas sn I gsls ala ss ~ gumarsu tss vafls.
SasLs Abesa y HI So<z. New xors ctsx
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
Smart Politics.

The action Of certain members OF the
Populist party at Boise City in the
matter OF fusion, savors of smart poll
tics, and smart politics is the lowest
grade in the class of politics.
The Democrats have carried out in
good faith, the agreement proposed at
Pocatello, and have Withdrawn their
candidates for congress, state auditor
and mine inspector and substituted
Populists in their places, and have filed
their ticket. The Populists refuse to
place any Democrats on theirs to fill
vacancies of nominees resigned. These
are the conditions as we understand
them from Boise.
Gen1 Grant said to Gen'l Buckper at
Fort Donaldson: 81 demand uncondi-
tional surrender or I'll move on you
immediately" The Democrats should
say to the recalcitrant memb ers of the
Populist party: "You must carry out
the agreement as we understood 1t, or
We will leave you standing in the mid
dle-of-the-road." Honorable politics is
what the voters demand, not smart
politics.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
The Same Old Game.

'Void II Bryan Is elected"
That is the latest scheme being work.
ID by the Republican managers through
the administration organs. 1t is claim
ed that every contract now being made
In the east contains such clause.
In effect it is the same old game that
was worked four years ago-the game
OF scare. Then the scheme was to
brighten labor into the belief that ii the
Democratic party should be successful
there would be no more work for the
people who make their living by daily
labor.
This year the idea is TO frighten cap
ltal as we'll as labor. But the Republi-
can managers are counting without
their host in this. Hundreds, even thou
sands Of men who possess capital and
are willing to invest 1t have enlisted in
the cause OF Democracy. They are not
p bit frightened, 1t seems,
Four years ago the scheme worked
on the laboring people OF the east. This
yesr it will work on neither the labor
Ing people nor the capitalist. Butte
Miner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
Anything But s'Rot."

Americans do not agree with Senator
Hanna that ''This so-called trust issue
is the veriest rot;" that SIN the strict
meaning of the laws OF this country
there are no trusts"
Every American who has observed
the upward trend Of prices Of certain
products at time when no natural law
warranted such an increase, and who
has noticed that these products lnvari-
ably were manufactured by trusts,
knows that the trust issue Is substan-
tial. No increase in wages or in the
purchasing power Of money has accom-
panied the increased prices.
Farmers know that it requires 50 per
cent more wheat to buy a stove and 20
bushels more corn to buy a wagon than
It required in 1895. These increases
are due to the activity Of trusts.
Cotton planters know that it takes 40
per cent more cotton to buy pound OF
sugar than it took in 1898.
Every observing housewife knows
that foodstuds and household supplies
manufactured by trusts have increased
10 price since 1898. Sugar, matches,
Illuminating oil, cooking and table oils,
beers and table liquors; fresh, salted,
picked and canned meats; fresh and
canned fish and oysters, crackers and
staple bakers wares have risen In price.
In some instances the increase In price
has been yelled by change in name oil
the wares, but the grade and cost oil
manufacture have remained unchanged
despite the raise in price.
These are tangible facts that confront
the people. They are facts which be-
come known through that best and
most delicate Of agencies-the pocket
book. Ordinary people do not agree
with Hanna that the trust issue is '.the
yeriest rot."-Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

WASHINGTON, September 25.-The
following statement is posted at the
war department.:
'The instructions Of the secretary OF
war were cabled to Gen. ChafKee today
that pending negotiations for settle
ment legation guard Of a regiment Of
infantry, four troops Of cavalry and q
light battery under the command OF
Gen. Chaffee will remain in Pekin for
the protection Of our minister and
American interests and that the re-
maiuder OF Gen. Chanee's force along
with staf officers not required, stores,
and material will be sent to General
Macarthur at Manila"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
Painfully DisquietlSg.

II 10 rapidly becoming plain to all
readers Of political newspapers that
conditions in several eastern states are
painfully disquieting 70 the Republican
party. 1t seems now that in no case
can the big majorities won in 1895 be
approached In 1900.
Tho apathy in New York, New Jer-
sey, Illinois and Indiana is distressing
TO leaders. 1t 10 being told that the
party has practically given up Indiana
20 the Democrats, and the Democratic
arc making bold 70 claim Illinois and
New York,
A like complaint Of apathy was made
by Republican leaders in the same
quarters in 1892 The country knows
the results. Apathy 10 . portentous
condition when it is found in the party
which controls the government. With
all OF Mr.. Hanna's efforts he cannot
awaken enthusiasm in the rank and
Ale OF his party 10 the states named.
A canvass recently made by the Repub-
licans in Indiana, it is said, showed the
state Democratic by $4,000. 1t looks
brighter and brighter for Bryan as the
election approaches.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
A Disgrace to Colorado.

When Governor Roosevelt and party
were returning from the hall TO his car
a. victor, near Cripple Creek, Col,
ne was attacked by mob armed with
sticks, clubs, rotten potatoes, stale eggs
ana lemons. The party regained tho
train without serious injury although
Inc mob was very violent In It's attac,,
There can be no Justification for such
an attack, and the parties engaged
therein are disgrace to the state in
which they live.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

REPUBLICAN leaders generally admit
that . critical stage in the campaign Is
approaching. Democratic leaders are
watching to take advantage OF apathy
The Republicans freely admit that they
stand In danger Of losing control Of the
next House Of Representatives. The
Democrats declare with confidence that
they are going to win the next House.
The difference between the congress
sional managers Of the two parties IL
that the Republicans know just where
they are going to lose, while AZ yet the
Democrats cannot estimate exactly the
gains which they will surely make.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
His Speech Cremated.
Philadelphia North American,

~
The Republican campaign committee
has done we'll to burn over quarter OF
a million copies Of Senator Beveridge's
Philippine speech, which had been
thoughtlessly wrapped up for mailing
to voters. That address OF January last.
which seemed for short time to prom.
Use an increased reputation 10 Mr.. Bey-
eridge as statesman, did not read so
we'll as 1t sounded. its periods were
glowing. but its spirit was sordid. Sen.
ators Hoar and Wolcott, as good Re-
publicans, to say the least, as the Young
gentleman from Indiana, both attack ed
him on the floor OF the senate, and the
sentiment OF the country was with them.
MIR. Beveridge defended the forcible
annexation OF the Philippines on the
grounds that 1t would pay.
Expansion beyond the seas accom-.
panied by professions OF high and noble
aims can find standing room In the
court OF morals, but expansion BY force
OF arms In order that markets NAV IN,
created and opportunities for invest
ment made, Is too much like exchanp.
ing blood for dividends to be popular
with q people who have been nurtured
on the generous maxims OF the Declar.
alton OF Independence. Senator Beye-
ridge Is an imperialist expansionist,
and this country is still too civilized to
be attracted by Imperialism.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
A New Nan for senator.

The Boise correspondent of the Des-
eret Evening News, Salt Lake City,
tells OF the candidacy Of Hon. w. E.
Borah for the Senate OF the United
States. Now, there's a bolt from a
clear sky for you.
This is late news and 1t lie important
news. II 1t be true that Mr.. Borah is
. candidate and enlisted for the war.
then THE NEWS will get out its lie ht-
ming calculator and ascertain, OF a
verify, II two and two are four. We
have never questioned the sum in arith-
metical computations, but sometimes
IN politics, we baye been unsettled In
mind about it. However, II Mr.. Borah
IL candidate we believe 1t will prove
20 In politics.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
The China Situation.

Inc situation In China seems to be
growing more serious. The American
troops are being Withdrawn and sent N
Mamie and 1t is reported that Russia
10 preparing TO capture the nor,horn
part Of the Empire.
IL Is very difficult to get satisfactory
news from Pekin. The Boxers are
masters OF the situation and are forcing
the war AT any rate there Is bio
trouble ahead.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29
THE strongest speakers OF the Re

THE strongest speakers Of the Repub-
lican party will endeayor to make Ex-
pansion the paramount issue 10 Idaho.
They will tell OF the great prosperity
that has come to California from the
war 10 the Orient, and will insist that
Its tidal waves will cross the Sierras
into the inter-mountain region OF which
Idaho 10 component part. And upon
this they will make promises OF good
times all the year long.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

THE Boer war like the Philippine
war Is again ended. That Is the tele-
graphic news OF this morning, but to
people living this far away 1t looks like:
As long ~ the lamp gives brilliant light
The Beers and Filipinoes viii continue 70 light.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

The War Department Is contemplate
ing plan for the authorization Of con-
Rress for enough additional men to
raise the strength OF the regular army
to 10000, with permanent recruiting
stations to keep the regiments at their
full strength.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

We hereby certify that the above is
true and correct showing Of revenue
derived from the leasing Of State school
and Special Grant lands Of the State Of
Idaho, for the years 1891 to August q,
1900, inclusive as shown by the Lease
Records of the State Land Department
Of the state OF Idaho.
Signed, c. f. ARNEY,
Chief Clerk State Land Board.
C. B. STEUNENBERG,
Special Agent State Land Board.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

GEN. JOHN M. PALMER, candidate
for president in 1895 on the Democratic
goldbug ticket, died Of heart failure
Tuesday night. He WAS we'll advanced
In years, being SO years OF age.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

JAMES HOWARD, charged with the
murder OF Gov. Coebel OF Kentucky,
has been found guilty by the unanimous
vote OF the trial jury. The penalty is
death.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-09-29

HE Democrats, Silver Republicans
ana ropuiists agreed upon fusion in
Ada county and made satisfactorv
allotment Of the Offices.