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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-03
0eMprbela.

Mm %. Mpril III gort Wdibinaton
Gvoll 6uidnna 0u9bles, geb. @toller,
i'm Utter bon % Sabren. 10 Monaten
.uno 9aa. Ser 1oo trot unerlpartet
uno pi0blih Elm bic iunae 0ran idisn
nod gefunb unb lnunter, ale (ies pl0blih
einen Blutifura bate, Der In flr3er 3eit
ihreln Qeben ein 3iel iebte. Sic bin.
terldBt einen trauernben Gotten, Sobn
s. Rugbler, unb 3ablreihe UernanDte.
Nm IeBien 6onntaai i'm gountp 9lr-
menbans 9bos. S. 1ruar i'm Mlter
bon 68 .syobreu.
Mn 26. Mpril in Stem Ybilaoelpbia
Grau Druiila 6top, Die Gattin BON
gornsnn 8. Stom, im Mlter BON 68
Sabren. Die Werl1orbene iii bier ae-
boren unb aufgelpahlen urlo bat im-
mer bier aemobnt. sic batte nllr Elm
Gino, einen 5obn. Der init ibren Bat=
ten ibren 0inidieb betraueri.
Mm 30. Npril in Nem pbilaoelpbla
Gionep 6. Wspper bon Mt. Carmel,
s}a. Der Nerltorbene, Der an einem
0ersfeller lit. arbeiiete bier fir S. g..
GObr. Der 6eoern renopirt. 9lm 6ona=
tag albeno uaro Moper ernltliN trant.
uno obipobl iofort dr5tlidbe Diilfe Qebolt
wuroe. lparo Der Mann INNER iblim-
mer, biz Der SOB ihn pOn Ieinen 9eioen
erl6ste. gr mar 81 Sabre olt. Die
2eihe tpur0e nod Mt. Carmel eeibift,
no Der betaste 8ater llnD 3mei Sbwe@
fern bes 8eritorbenen ppbntn.
| Mm 20. glpri( in Canal Doper s. 3.
&eeie. elm Snnaseieae. Der bort bel lei.
mem Shmager, Samuel Soon,sp, auf
Sefuh mar. i'm Nlter BON 60 Sabren.
Nm %. Npril in Canal Doner @eorg
Weber i'm hoben Mlter bon 80 sSabren.
st NOR aus Wi.tenbera In Oeutidlano
9ebiirtig, fam in 1885 nat ben Ser.
Staaten uno tueni0e Sabre ipdter nah
Canal 9oper, tuo er isither INNER
iuobnte. ssn iunsen Sabren perebe.
lihte fih QDeber nit glilabetb Walter
uno Der @he entiproHen adt Ginoer.
BON oenen fiinf nod am 2eben iino.
ndmli6 8eorg Weber, ssrau @eorQ
@anaoa, 5rau Sobn H.s3eeie, Jrau
Sames Stallina unb 6rau Soiepb
WcGlop. 9ie 8attin bes Neritorbe-
nen 1T ibm por elmer 3eibe pon Sabren
i'm 9ooe poransesanaen. Das Ye=
grdbniB fano am lsbten Donnerltas
9fahmittoa unter GROCER Sbeilnabme
auf benz itdotiiden Grieobofe in Canal
Souer itatt.
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glattcrmtaa in 0emnijott.

9liht ipenie Nuireaung tpurbe am
Wontas in Senniion berporgerufen,
als lid bas 8eriibt perbreitete, oaB lih
Elm Blatterntranter I'M Weihbilo Der
Staot befinbe. pster @ebrina, elm
2otomotipiiibrer Der panbanole=Gilen-
babn, mar ieit eini9en Sagen unpdB=
lid uno tpuroe bon Dr. 0polf beban-
oelt. gnoe Iebter Mohe bilbeten lih
dm &6rper oes Wannes Yuiteln, Die
perodd)tiee Nebnlibteit init 8lattern=
ausbrii1en battcn, obIhon Der NrSt
oas Yorbanoeniein Der Grantbelt nlht
3ugeben mollte. Or. 9u9bes, Der 8es
iunobeitsbeamte bon Senniion, tpuroe
benahridtist, inD lobalb oieier in gr=
fabrnns sebradt, bab 8ebrina in go=
lumbus in einem 0auie 9emDbnt bate.
tpelhes iue9en Der Blaitern unter Qua=
rantdne itano, Dronete er bic iofortiee
Sfolirung oes Granfen an. IS per=
lautet iibrisens, oaB in Qbribsbile
uno Denniion cine earSe NnaaN @iien-
babnleute mobnen, tpel6e in bemlelben
9auie in Columbus pertebrten.
9ie @eiunobeitsbeb0rDen Der S1tpe-
iterftdbte bielten am Miontaa Nbeno aus
ldBlib bes Gales cine semeinfdaftlihe
5iBuns ab uno befdloRen, 9r. 6. 8.
probit, ben Setretdr Der Staats=@a.
iunobeitsbeb0roe, telegrapbiid gu bee
rufen. oamit er iiber ben Gall ent-
iheibe.
Ser Sbrefen iii aber ben 2euten in
Denniion uno ubridspile gan3 gebor
rig in bic 8lieoer sefabren. uno pdb-
reno ben lebten 5a9en bdtten bic Merste
ale Qdnoe pol Su tbun, um benz Ner=
lan9en naA Smpfuns au entipreden.
Das luar iibrigens Ieitens Des publi=
tums iebr Derniinftia benn gegen bic
tiifiihe unb duBerft anfiefenbe Rrant.
belt giebt es fein beiIeres Yorbengun9s=
,nittel, als eben bic eSmpfung.
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Observation-Disclosures

Sas. ae. @onpels eeeen Nattie
Smith n. VI. Werbift fir ben aldaer
uno bat bic Nngetla9te Die Soften 3t
be5ohlen.
Marp Dlisfimen eeaen bic Gitisens
Selepbone So. Der Gld9erin murben
$l37 3uaeiprohen.
8. M. gailep, Malienpertpalter. 9e.
gen Die Nopal @iuD aRfa. Go. Ser
WalIennerlpalter miro alltoriIlrt. tpegen
einem urtbeilslpruh fur $4,000 9egen
%. .. 5impion Elm 2ompromib abb
Sufdlieben.
s}obn Gpler u. q. aeaen Die 1rrlifees
bon Buds 9p. Beiselegt uno Soften
besablt.
sSoiepb H. ssnr aesen 9. s.. 8rown.
Beiaeleat uno Soften besablt.
Die 8. & Il. y. & s. So. eeeen
Gina u. Benlon & u. $. M. 6iloe-
brant nuroe auf iein eisenes @eluh in
Die Nnflaee eingelhlolIen.
Sobn M. 9loams aeaen Simon
5borman Ii. ". Sem Gld9er tpuroel
$l004 sugeiproben.
2emuel Bontrager aeaen gliSa @on=
tra9er. 9em 2ldaer iuuroe Die nah=
seMdte Sdeiouna bepilli9t.
Dbio gegen Selie $. 2onsibore uno
&uKel 2onaibore. Die Mnaetlaaten
betailnten lih iduloia ipesen 5treit
uno sGldserei uno &uHea 9onaibore
nurbe su elmer Yube BON IS uno 3o=
iten uno sSeiie 8. 2ongibore gu elmer
Bube bon $40 unb Gpiten perllrtbeilt.
sSames 6. 6oae ae9en 8. s. DC
@lellano. Beiseleat uno Soften be-
anblt.
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Gi5e,,b albn. Gouito,s. .

paHaoier3ua SO. / Der g., g. q 80.
gilenbabn tollioirte am Mnntn9 wor-
.mittda in Der Ndbe Der NDlinH MiQ
nit einigen Grahtua9en. Gtrsden-
arbeiter Daren anf einem oortioen Sri.
teneeieiie nit @sparaturen beibdftiat
nnp elmer Der Qente l6lte bic NremieM
eini9er bort lfebenoer Grahtmaser.
iporallf biefe erif lan9iam lino bann
nit INNER sunebmenoer @eihminbia.
teit benz 0anptgeleiie surpllten. Der
Mann bermodte ben gnuf nitbt mebr
al bemmen uno fprang ab. nnb bic
Magen batten bas 0ouptaeleife aerabe
erreibt, als Der pallapiersug beran-
braulte. 2ofomotipfiibrer Guaen 6an-
born ertannte Die nnbermeiolibe Rolli-
lion llnb lieB einen gellenben Notbpfiff
ertonen. iporauf er llno Der 0eiSer,
Eolpb 0all. uol Der Maidine ipran=
gen. 8leih oarauf erfolate Der gu.
lammenltnB, bel ipelhem bic Jra1tlpa.
aen uno auh Die 2ofomptipe libel nlt-
eenonlmen uno mebrere perionen ber-
lebt murben. geiln Nbipringen bon
Der Mai1ine nuroe 2otomotipfiibrer
Sanborn am &iiden uno n09liher=
lpeile aud innerlih perlebt. Ser 9ei=
aer Sall nerrentie bas cine 0anoaelent.
Ser @spddmsilier Gemutb betldat Ell.
nen perrentten SUB. Cine paifa9ie=
rim. cine Seiterrei1erin, beren Namen
mir niht in @rfahrung brinaen tonn=
ten, puroe beftia gu Yooen seidleubert
uno erheblid) berleBt. sic lit bic 6rau
zines Strefenarbeiters, Der ben giien.
babnleuten als SO. 25 betannt ilt.
9ie polf-Glerts 0o9ue uno 2pons
batten lid. burd ben Rotbpfiff ge=
parnt, oil bic 0aiteriemen gebdngt uno
famen nit benz Strefen bapon.
Der ungliidielige Strefenarbeiter,
pelder ourd oas 90Ien Der Yremien
an ben ssrahttpaeen bic Goailion Der.
ihuloete, elite, ipbalo er einiab. mas CT
angeridtet bate. nit affendbnliber
8eihminoieteit ben nddften 0ii9eln sll.
Man bat ibn ieitber niht ipieoer geie=
ben.
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Gd)re6ItdIer 4pD.

syn ben Glop 0e0tren,Derisn ii gls,D.
eomerstolpn lam am kbttn Jreitoe
Meoraen Grdnt gesigbbpr oilf i6redlide
Meiie um's Nsben. Gr itnnD bel einen,
piolfsn. an ipelnenl Elm orehborer
Grabnen IN elmer Gntfernung bon niir
bier 3oll Dprbei pniiirt. Ser illn9e
Weunn bate benl arahJlen tsi Giiden
3u9efebrt uno bemsrite es niht. aIs bic
M0fhinerie in gepeanna afiebt parb,
bis er pt6blih erfQBt Ano nit nnfuioer.
ffshliher @eipalt 3piihen Rrabnen uno
pfolten bineinasauetftft ipnrbe. Bei.
nabe idmmtlibe Rno1en i'm G0rper
bes llnsliifIiheiis ipnrnen 9ebroden,
nur iein Ropf blieb unperiebrt. Neiah.
Dor mar erit "a Sabre alt linh mar ols
tidti9er i,lnaer Mann all9emsin gs-
ahtet uno beliebt.
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Geiratbsb e,piat8,,maen.

0enrp u. 6nriep. BON Booth. O.,
katherine Neif. Nelp gomerstotpn.
Sobil g. Scott, Wilfes Barre, pa. ,-
&ate 8. Qubtpif. Nem philadelphia.
Wihel parbin Nnna RappeI, beibe
bon Barnbiu.
.yolepb M. 9bDmpfon Nnna Bel,
bei0e BON Miobale.
albert Copeland, Iappan, 81. - Woa
MnDerion. gaDipalldDer.
Simon 9oppin gpra s. gln.
llbridsoile. 8.
Naron s. peoples. ubridsbile.
Della M. Meet, Gilmore.
Sames S. EenberrD gtta Repler,
beioe BON Canal DOber.
Seiie 6. Gperbart, Baterspille, o.,
Marp g. Bartb, BORT Wasbingtpn.
grnft 3umbnh, Gtonecreef, Mnna
We. lrfer. Dorttoipn.
Qenrp Grimm, BlidtoipN, Minnie
@Opp. Nem pbilaoelpbia.
MlDin 9. GnearD Wattie Quthi,
beibe bon BornbilI.
Nntonio Haiiore Marp 9in6i, beioe
BON Canal goDer.
poul Wroee, Dominion. sflDrence
3Aomplon, .lhrihspiile.
grnif 2inf. Canal 9ober, gQn
Dapper, Nep G0merstoipu.
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sSarben uno gapeten.

Wir pertaufen cine CUTE Jarbe. gee
nlaHt aus reinem Xeiniaamen0l, au
$l.25 bic Baaone. gDaeenfqrbe an
25e. per Ganne. Yobenol ooer dust
down 81 SOC. bic WolIone. 6irniB=
beige alier Sorten al l0e. per Ranne.
&utihen- uno Mobel=Eirnib au lOc.
per Ranre. pinfel ai SC. big 25c.
Gppspiniel su l5e. bis 25c.
air. 9apetem pirb IS gud be-
3ablen uniere Nusmabl unb Yreile au
feben. Wir tperoen gnb Belo fporen.
5eben 1T slauben, uno es III teine
Wiibe fiir nns, bic Waaren 5ll Sei9en.
Natter haben mir in GROCER Nus.
rabl BON l5c. big 25e. per Y1ro.
7etpid,e su 34e. per Yarb. syanep
@ugs III 35t. bis $l.48 PEI @tiid.
ssbr biirft ilnier Mooifenipaaren-
Departemsni nidt iibsrlehen ilno Shr
iperoet erlfaunt fein. mic biIia pif
Diite pertoufen. llebsr bunbert oar.
liirte 0iite CUR 2luspaal.
Gpibef. Worbdnse baben mir III 9r6<
Bersr Maatrobl. oIs il in nieier 6tobt
gsseiat fpIlrpe. ID 49,. Das 4oar uno
auflUdris. IS lpiro gu6 bssd6leu, fiir
oieie @onssp az uns ~ iomnleu.
w 2s sesss - ~
Gasn Daoren qrbtiis6enosn fiir.
|1)ldaHsr "a 5s 3Ats AllD 60d. isbss.
! as srs1Jt IN
DE EIllf Il sTOfaE
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Sapanifd,e 1tmterbaItnma.

Nm Donneritae Mbeno. 10. Mai,
piro 6ero S. Sataiuai. elm Sapaner.
in ieinem NationalfDitiim in Der bieii=
gen Metbooiitentirhe auftreten unb ei=
he unterbaltung aeben, beitebeno aus
iapaneliiden Qieoern. Bortrdaen, Bill
bern aus Dem iapaneiiiden 2eben, Dem
Observation-Disclosures Griege &c. &C.
Seoermann 1T eiugelaben, gintritt
nur 10 Gents.
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,8rictfaHen.

G. in s. Ser Gerl 1T fhon ieii
Sahren nah benz Often gesoaen. 8e=
sablea thut er grunoidBli6 nihts.
M. in 9. Wir tennen bier 9liemano
unter bieiem Namen.
s. in %. Gommt ndhlte Wohe.
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ybippe,ua a 9nfe.

Ser pie=Nie Ylab unb Werenii-
allnasort an Der Glepelanb, gorain g.
Wbeeling Giienbabn tpiro fir ipe3ieile
@eieaidaften an unO pah bein 80.
Mai 1900 er0ffnet.
ueber preiie ertunbige man Iid bel
ben M9erten Der IS. 8. & W. giien=
bahn. M. @. Garrel,
g. General YalIagier Maent.
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Gin 8tcpcIc ais Nrdm III II, .

Seoe perfon, Die uns pon iebt b,s
gum l. Nuauit 20 neue aablnn9sfdbige
Nbonnenten brinat, erbdlt als prdmium
elm. neues, ele9antes S5ielo Ynpele.
Wh iih 'um bic prdmie bemerben min,
lam in unierer Office eines bieicr
Bicycle in Wugenihein nebmen. ii.
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0efMd)t: Gin auDerldiiiaer Sbpei=
ger. nm in elmer Gdisrei gu arbeiten.
Gin Wann, Der ihpn in elmer 2dierei
gearbeitet, tpirb DDreeaDgen. N1here
Nustunft in oisier Office. II.
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Cine @agenlaDllllg
t)Dlt syeniterglQS

rm69i fir due Bn 6nao alernoronen pre
quorsn GRl 98oare nbrno BEN Gr spn Gobrfanen
tlt mir erbten bic noafen prei, bic enIerQlas
@Onrator goum bic RunDen lbrbap qroB grpore
er5en Dnn e unere pi bton.men b M bre 9felnnan man
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Cine @agenIaoane 0ra6ts s6dren NH sfeuiler,

atnia teem 9annnbo ol 3D. 40oe
2aen 6s0liaer gooe bnbA sibt Gr6Be. pre poGfdnbq
nit Mnge 0aden nnb Gfn 78 Gents Gancp 9hAru
$100 unb $l.25.
Drab0as natnrld oefes "a 3On bod oirbar 28 Big @
3u Is Gents. III
Geoeranpeln fir Drabt9blren Gents bas paaf s #
gciple Dano. GonpHan3r SO gents.
grobena ar Drabt Ebhr 1901 9ehqEgebe gsHe galane.
lousnbe fSub in Ser Stole @os. $50 loufenoe GnB in
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
POPULIST PLATFORM.

Tho platform adopted Sioux falls plain English
and susceptible of double meaning Every
stand the following resolution and pledge:
Resolved That dcnounec the act of March the cu
mnaon of long of deprive the people of their
constitutional rights the money of tho
gigantic money the of the finances peo
pie
We pledge the peoples agitation
until this eighth financial boc from the
the Lincoln grccnack restored the bonds all paid all corporation
money forever retired.
The peoples party platform explicit
the people declares in favor of free coinage silver gold
the ratio of l6 and for replacing bank currency
controlled maintain all times stable
stable price level.
Transportation being of exchange public necessity
the should and the interest
the people, and the question of trusts the platform declares:
Trusts the ovcrshadowing of the age are the result and c.
mnaon of private ownership the three great nru.
mnts Of commerce transportation and the transmits
of information instruments are public func
which orcfathcrs declared the constitution should he con.
ocd by the people through their congress public welfare
The remedy for the that ownership and control c
assumed and exercised by the people
We further demand tina, all tariffs goods controlled by rst
should bc abolished
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

the hall, joined IN the applause
which was precIpitatcd from the
stage by the crowd that had dcscr.
ted the federal building for that
purpose. lie closed by saying:
There are times when towards
and poltrOons snarl and bark in
the rear, while brave men and
women stand by their patriotism
and agree to remain together for
the wclfaic of our state and the
honor of our flag When the
speaker closed the convention pro.
cccdcd to nominate four men who
can be depended upon to stand by
their patriotism and wealth to
represent the republicans of this
state mt the National convention ut
Philadelphia June -.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

THERE is practically no differ
ence in the platform adopted at
Sioux Falls aud Cincinnati. Fol.
lowing; Is the latter:
]. We demand the initiative and
referendum.
2 We demand the public owner
ship and operation Of those means
OF communication, transportation
and production which the people
may elect, such rs railroads, tel
eeraph and telephone lines. coal
mines etc.
3. The land, including all nat
ural sources of wealth. is n her.
i,nge of the people, and should not
be monopolized for speculative
purposes.
4. A scientific aud absolute
paper money, bnset. upon the
en'ir, wealth and population Of
the nation, not redccmable in my
specific commodity, is the best
currency, but until secured we
favor the free and unlimited coin
ase OF both silver and gold at the
ratio of III TO l.
). We demand the levy, and
collection Of n graduated tax on
incomes aud inheri:ances.
6. We demand the election Of
president, vice president. federal
Judges, md United States senators
by direct vote OF the people.
Z. We nrc opposed To trusts mud
declare tina, the contention between
the old parties on the monopoly
question is n sham battle and that
no solution OF this mighty prob.
lem is possible without the ndop.
iion OF the principles OF public
ownership OF public utilities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

The nomination of n candidate
for vice president at Sioux Falls
WAS n mistake. but it wonld have
been II greater mistake not 10 have
made n nomination. 1t is well 10
he cons,derate OF other parties to
the proposed fusion. but IA party
must be true to itself as well.
Fusion, at hest. is unnatural and
has to be handled carefully and
discreetely. II is always safe to
abide by the consensus Of public
opinion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

The Cincinnati convention male
n mistake by nominating Barker
and Donally. They have been
standing candidates for two years
and have failed to awaken any con.
siderable enthusiasm. The con.
vention should have nominated
Bryan or Debs, as ninty per cent
of the populist votes will he cast
for one or the other of these
candidates,
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

The law says, "Thou shalt not
steal a horse" and the punishment
is confinement in the penitentiary.
The law says, Thou shalt not
form trust" and the punishment
is confinement in the penitentiary.
Bat if a man steals horse they
hound him with bloolhounds; if he
organizes trust, they give him a
banquet.-W. j. Bryan.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

When w. 5. Stratton was poor
he didn't amount to any thing, but
since he found few millions of
gold buried in the ground he has
become fit to send to the republi.
can national convention as dele.
gate along with Dave Moffat and
ID. X. &. Brown. These million.
aires are given the highest honors
in order to induce them to contrib
ute literally TO the corruption fund.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

The clearing house reports for
last week indicate that the wave of
prosperity is recetling in the east
and is moving west. As compared
with one year ago the business of
New York fell off 26.4 per cent;
Boston, 1873; Philadelphia. SO;
Baltimore, 2S.l. Kansas City
increased 24.7 per cent; Omaha,
421: Denver 81.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

j. MACK Mills, of IT. Collins,
who was elected Judge of Larlmci
county two years ago by the pop,
ulists, has followed Ike Steven.
INTO the Mckinley party. lie
gives his reasons for so doing by
saying: Il am firmly convinced
that the money question. so thor.
oughly discussed by the people Of
the United States for so many
years. was settled when the people
gave in their verdict in 1896. and
that that decision Was final
and will prove irrcvocablc.
nm thoroughly convinced that, ms
popu,llsts, We were wrong on the
great question Of finance. No
man who was ever populist from
principle can offer such II tame
apology for having surrendered
them. Such excuses are evidence
that Judge Mills was merely pop.
nlist because the tide seemed to
him to hc moving in that direction.
Either that or because his stomach
does his thinking. When his
stomach il full he votes for the
party in power. hut when hungry
he votes for n change.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

Gov. THOMAS Is following the
example of Gov. Waite. lie is
removing such of his appolntccs as
he cannot use to advance his own
political ends. II there has been
any mismanagcmcnt mt the pcn.
itcntiary the fault lies at the door
of the governor and not with the
warden. The governor has
imposed incompetent subordinatcs
upon nn able and faithful head OF
that institution.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
COURT OF INJUNCTIONs.

A federal Judge at Kansas City
issued a sweeping injunction last
Saturday cnJoinlng % leaders of II
street car union by name and all
others from in any manner directly
or indirectly, stopping or intcrfcr.
ing with the running of ears on the
lines Of the Metropolitan company:
cniolns them from harrassing.
assaulting or IN any manner inter
fcring with any person who may
be in the employ of the company
Us he goes to or from his work, or
as he Is engaged in the operation
off street car, cnjoins union men
and all others from pickcting or
patrolllng the car houses, stopping
places stations. tracks or approach
es thereto. .or lettering in large
numbers in or about any places
named or making loud or bolster.
Gus noises in the vicinity thereof
for the purpose Of interfering with
or intimidat;nS the company's
employees.
The injunction even goes further
than tins and enjolns any concerted
action TO cause any nct or annoy
ancc which will assist in stopping
the operation Of the ears or inter-
fcring in any wise with an cmploye
in moving a ear which may carry II
mail carrier or messenger or
upon which a mail carrier or mes
scngcr may wish TO ride.
When II corporation can call on
the United States for assistance.
whenever il attempts to cocrcc
labor 1t generally succeeds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19

SENATOR WoLCoIT came all the
way from Washington last week
to make a great speech TO those
for whom he has secured offices and
to gain their applause. The SEN
ator said: Il have never seen u
man who can show forth us much
knowledge us is possessed by the
present administration" At this
his convention shouted. clappcd
their hands and stamped their feet.
And again they howled when the
great orator declared: Events
have demonstrated that the qucs.
ton Of bimctallism il an intcrna.
tional not II national one" And
when he raised his voice and
pitched INTO BRYAN by shouting:
Eve republicans ARE all bimcial.
lists and the enemy TO , be cause is
he who would drag down this great
question. when he knows II is at
present hopeless to link il with the
other miserable planks in the
Chicago platform" u. Clark
Wheeler and Alternate Corlc,t
who occupied seats IN the rear Of
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-05-19
Ikntxl NOtlrc.

Da. Young and Shrock will mako
their next regular visit 10 Monte Vista
May =, aud remain one week n, the
Blanca Hotel.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-12
CANADA THISTLE
NUISANCE.
1t May Cause Farmers to Lose
the Pea Trade.
Mr.. BROOKS WARNS AGAINST EVIL.
Says the Canning Companies May Leave
ManitOwOc.
THE THISTLE VERY RAPIDLY PR0P0GATES.
Not Too Much Land in This Section Of the
County il Available for Pea Canning
Purposes The FIXTURE of indus.
try In the Hands of the
Farmers.

IF farmers do not take greater care
in killing off the Canada thistes,' said
James Brooks, manager for the Land.
reth Pea Packing company, the canning
industry will be squelched in this part
of the country" Mr., Brooks then said
That within the last year or two the
growth of these insidious weeds have
greatly impaired the pea crop, and that
the ground which contain these pernici-
Gus thistles is not fit for the growth of
peas which should he used for canning
purposes.
The pea canning industry means n
great deal to Manitowoc county farm
ers," continued Mr.. Brooks and the
farmers will do well To see that their
and is free from the destroying Canada
thistle. The weed is the most quickly
D ,ol agated, and the seed is carried with
remarkable rapidity from places where
farmers are careless in allowing it to
grow to other land, and not only is an
so to his neighbor.
1t is readily seen that the development
of the Canada thistle evil must eyentu-
ally destroy the canning industry Of
Manitowoc. If it is suppressed, how
ever, the people can keep on canning
here forever There are but p, 600 acres
of land in and about ManitowOc that
ire available for pea growing purposes.
Ground can only be used two successive
seasons for raising pea crops, and then
t must lay idle for several years Nov,
should this land be made impracticable
for the growth of peas by the continued
growth of the Canada thistle, then the
pea companies must move elsewhere to
do their business.
II just merely want to warn the farm
ers that if they expect to preserve this
source of revenue for this county they
must use the utmost diligence in des
troying the Canada thistle,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-12
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