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Morris tribune., 1900-06-30

EVENTS are moving with startling
:rapidity in the far east and have been
matched by equal prompt action in
the west. When the soldiers from
Manila arrive the United States will
have forces at hand numerically
superior to those of any country ex-
cept Russia, and will be able to OPP
pose even the great Bear if need De.
For years, the march of Russia east
ward has been going irresistably on
until now there is the strongest rea
son to believe that it is about to make
a great effort to subvert the Chinese
Empire and acquire control over prac-
tically all of Asia. Such action would
be calamity to the world and es-
pecially to the Anglo-Saxon part of it.
The United State is very far from be-
ing possessed of mere abstract in
terest in the future of China. Her
trade with that Empire is aecond only
in Importance to that of Great Britain
and superior to that of nearly all
European countries put together.
She is just as likely to be injured,
economically speaking, by any parti-
ton of China, as any European pow
81, and is therefore matter of sup
RENE Importance that tie course OF
events at Pekin should be carefully
watched. IF Great Britain is eIbowed
out of China as she may be, having
her hands full in South Africa there
would be an end of American trade
American language, and American
industries In China.
Morris tribune., 1900-06-30
Growing Cold.

Mrs. Bridey (sobbing)-I don't care
what you say, Harry doesn't love me
as much as he did.
7 Her Mother-How ridiculous! Why,
only this morning / heard him tell you
you were the dearest girl on earth.
Mrs. Bridey-Th That's just it. He used
to call me ''the dearest girl that even
lived. "-P Philadelphia Press.
Morris tribune., 1900-06-30
Base Apathy.

Base Apathy.
"Say, Thompson, did you ever notice
that l was brutally Indifferent to my
children"
Certainly not. You're quite the con-
trary, Holmes"
s'Well, do look like miscreant who
would be only too glad to abandon
them to the mercy of strangers"
"Of course not Whatever put such
an idea, into your head"
"Or have the reputation of being
SO selfish that would not disturb or
exert myself in the slightest to secure
their safety from the most desperate
danger"
mo, indeed. Who's been accusing
you Of such thingsY
''My wife"
"Your wife? WhyY'
"Why, little Johnny got himself lost
for couple Of hours the other day,
and all l did was to notify the police,
hire every private detective in town
and rouse all the neighbors to help
hunt for him"
Wasn't that enough?'
''No. She insists that I am brutal,
selfish miscreant and several other
things because l refused to do all she
wanted me to-"
"Why, what more was possible?
make the governor order out the
militia to help hunt. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Mamma It's very naughty to tell
les, Eva. People who do SO don't go
TO heaven.
Eva Did you ever tell lie, nam
ma?
Mamma No, dear, never.
Eva Won't you be fearful lonely in
heaven. mamma, with only George
Washington !? Golfers Weekly.
Morris tribune., 1900-06-30
ghe Yrihn1re,
SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1900.
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Morris tribune., 1900-06-30
= Many a Mqkle
Makes a Muckle. !"

Line upon Hue'' IS the
guay a building grogOs. The
"Mickle In this Scotch
proUerb IS something Derv
small, bat the rruckle'' Is something
great. One microscopic bacillus makes
m1pwe blood, and " nuckle uae" (n1uch
disease and Disaster folows. Hoods
Sarsaparala cleans the blood as nothing
else can. It brings " nauckle Joy at
n,ickle cost. Half teaspoonfd doses.
PimpIes Pnples, blackheads and
a kind of rash coUered my face. A
friend adOised me to try Hoods Sarsapa-
rAa. IHape taken three bottles and the
pmnples are gone. I, Lizzie Meyerher7a,
u Rmterfzy Place, Brooklyn, ~ y
Hod5 Sn1qbaM
2lazsE1 l:l:llslE
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills; the non-rrtating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods sarsapaEilla:
Morris tribune., 1900-06-30

Mamma It's very naughty to tell
Aes, Eva. People who do so don't go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
Snnamit aui Dem Gelriis.

Gprtn9fteID, ST., 19. San
Der Strife Der b;eIigen StraBenba5nz
leute bat pieosr gil einem 9nndmIts
gerbr'6sn geTu6rt. Sin Sahnp19z
9cn, ouf peldem Iid me4rere pa1az
qiere 6sfanoen, 1puroe 0urh grploIion
elmer ODramjtz9atrone aus oem Sc
lsiIe gsi6leuoert uno gum S6eil ger
trimmert. 9uTa9iere unb 8aGnleut:
tamen nit bem S6reden oaoon.
Die 9pnamit6olbe gingen nit unerz
b0rter 1redbeit Dor. Wiitten in Der
StaDt uno nur einen 9lDd ppn Der So
li3eiItution puroe Die Grplo1ion be-
perflteQigt. Die Shdter iino enttomz
men. Der Strifs pdhrt nun i6on
me6rere W}onute, uno in fsinem Der
lauFs Iino bereits flint Strabenbdbnz
WQ9aons bur6 0pnamlt 3ertrlmmert
uno mebrere PaiIagiere i4tpsr DerIeBt
tnornPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
Bum In0e perurt5eilt.

glep 0ort 19. San. - Goparo
GliFforD, Der Grz8a6n>9etettip, mel
der an 5. U}Gr3 1893 Wn, Wation,
Superintenb3nt rer nW:it S6ores
gubn" erItoB, erhielt beute in Serien=
Gitp bonn 8idter 2ippincott duPs
gleue isin 8oOeaurtbeil. GlifToro ioll
am 9. 5ye6ruar iein Qtben am 8al9en
f6lieBen. GGfForO iub 6leid uno parz
6drmt aug. Gr Itarrte ms Geare uno
Elm 3ittern 9ing our3 ieinen 90rper,
ols er Iein l1rt6sil osrna6m. GliFFor0'
Q(npGlte 6attsn betanntlid ouBerorz
oentli6e Q(aYtrangun9en 8ema6t um
i'm pom @algen gu rettsn. SEPT 1delnt
a6ar fir i'm bic leBte 9offnan8 &C.
ffipurDen 3u {eIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
Gutlcs[ttle ssamilieutraa1bic

Norcefer, W}af., 10. San. -
Wartin Bergen, Elm Mit9lieo oes 3D.
foner 8aiebaa r5eom", t0otete beute
in Ieinsr Wo6nung gu g}ortR 8rpotz
fieio Ieine Satin, feine 8lpei &inber
unp li4 feIbf. Die 6rau un0 zines
Der &inber, einen 8naben erl6iug er
nit elmer 0rt, porauF er bem anOeren
8inbe, einem tieinen W}d06en, uno
T6 I&l6H Die 8eble nit einem RaIjrz
meHer ourATdnitt. Der U(ann Ioll
I6on Ieit ejniger 3sit geiItesgeit0rt gez
peIen Isin. @r uno feline 5rau tparen
je ungeTdbr % Sabre, Die ainOer 6,
reIp. 9 Sabre ait. Die 2eiden oes
Manne5 unb be5 Wfdb6ens purDen
auf Dem 5uB6oDen Der 8i6e, biejeniz
gen Der U(utter uno bes Snabsn auF
einem Bette geTunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
SaufrGuber am gEerfr.

Ro deter, Snb, 10. San. -
Die oGommercial 8ant" gu Sitpsrz
Cafe, aosciusto Gountp, puroe in
Der lebten glo6t BON @inbre6ern heImz
gsIu6t, tpelde bic Spinos Iprengten Il.
$45OO erbeuteten. Die HGuber bahnz
ten lia nit bem Repolper in Der 6auIt
sinen Weq burd eine S4aar 9oli3is
Iten unb 8iirgsr, pel6e i6nen in Den
We9 trat, unb enttamen auf elmer 81
Ienbabn OraiIine in Der Hiatung
bon Nortb Man6eIter. 8m. Price,
Elm gUrger, erlitt eine Idpere S6uBz
punoe, uno audi elmer Der 8anoiten
Ioq getroffen porOen iein. Sin IuFz
ge6ot perFol9t Die 8srbrt4er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
Griflnk irrlhilmli6 icine Tran.

6iIIsbOro, SQs., -. 5anulf.
- Goparb Moore, Elm g2oienItstar
Der n6iQsboro Goal g., erIhoB Irr@
t6umiider Weiie lebte gfddt islne
sSrau. @Gbesno sr nit einem 6reunOe
Elm Spiel madte, b0rte er Elm 8sraui4
an Der 8ii9entbIre. @laubtnO, oaB
elm 0Rb einbrsae, i6oB er isinsn Rez
polpsr auF bic 8eitalt ab uno iab gu
ieinem GntisBen gu ipdt, oaB er ieine
ssruu, bic er i'm Bette pdbnte, err
IchoiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
S>tu16ago

sbsr s6mtrj in ben 9sns,u uub i'm TEigrut rIre
p.ruradt our5 Gluthodunq in icucn Ibtiitn,
cine 6olgs psu GrtdIturg pocr iuotm man fb Dec
3ugIuit ausisSts, pooura o,r SblueiS 1urddq,s
trsbsu purOt. Sis als SsgtursiI uuo ausbrci'
tenOs etiutulation f5 uclteuo mu6snOcu Gjgtn'
i6ofttu bon Raopaps 8tuOD RtIicf bstdhigtn g
In nuuocrbortr ptt fir bic hslung oitl,u
Rranfbtit 4as Rtabp Rttei ionts auf elmer Grc'
sen Gld6s psrntnott uro cut tiuarCbsu psrotE.
Gs 1T o,raoelu puHstrbar, ME baIo IS bic
SbmsrJsR oeie5 martcruoeR 2ciOsu5 linocrt Sr
siniosu 6daeH fnO bic Sbmcrlta 10 bcitiJ, bGs
Gsiabr Der GutJurOung unO Iusbrcttung absE
Die Riu,r SorbOnOtn 1T. Su iclttn Goltu HtbmS
man ioiort cine Gofs pom 80opaps YyutH uuo
fGbrs eltibJ,itia nit ben GiurcibuuJtH BON Sdoi
paps 8saOp 9elitf fort, uHO Der bartnddiQits
5aa Diro osi2r 9ebaHoluu1 pti1tn. 9Ilaltcr
i6aDsn i'm guetm:iuU IN 6dueu oou ScIteHz unS
auttuibmsrln f, oertopi,n Die Borm uHo
prbinOsrn Die sc,qnets 8batigt,jt Der SbWusoraa
ZEN uno Die uutirlidt 4us0uUiuRq Der Oaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20

Mattbep 0tite RiOlsp. Der MinlIter
oes 5mern: sd m0hte Ste perTtz
dern, coB i6 uno meine Golls9en Die
@eranttportGihteit fir ben Srieg in
@iioofrita qsm,inidyaftGiA trd9en,
benn oas &abinst, 1pie oa5 Solt mar
f6 fid ppm Infunge an einig. @enn
bic 3eit tnnrmt, 1piro li4 oas Sabinst
qeniiaeno re6tfertigar tDnnen. Die
Yrsi7e IolIte Ii6 isosr Sritit Der 9anoz
lungen uniersr tapfersn 8snerdIe sntz
halten. Gs 1T ni6t Elm sin5iger rnisr
linen, oer ridt bos polle 8ertrauen
Der Regisruno beIdbe."
9ermi1 6te 8riegsna dtI o.
ten.
Qonoon. 19. San. - 9enerul
SECTOR MacOona(o fam geitern bon
eSnbien in Der 8apTtoDt IN; e5 heIbt, er
IoQ an Qoro Metbuen's SteQe oas
Commando am Mlpober Riper erbalz
ten.
Der Correspondent Der rMornin9
YoIt" in Der &apfdbt melOet, odB gu
perld7Ifssn Na6ridtsn 3ufolge in
8fpemFontsin unb i'm JreiItuut feline
9er3peflung berrI6t. Our6 ges
fGlidts 9eri6te ipdren bic 9erluite en-
folareih psrbeimlj6t porOen.
Q(rhibalb 6an. Der neuerndnnte
dmeritanifAe SpnIul in Sranspaal,
fam esItern in Der 8dpItdot an unO
reiTt mor9sn tpeiter na6 pretorid.
Dos ariegsminiIterium ma6t be-
taant, oaB Der 9er3og Dpn Wfarlboz
rough gum Gapitdn am Stabe ots
9)eomanrD cpmmarOtrenoen Generals
in Siioafrita eruannt poroen lit. -
8uoparb &ipliug uno 5dmIlIe 1egeln
@amItug nuh SopItdot ob.
O5man 0t9na Sefan9sn
Gairp, 19. Sanuar. = 9eutt
@6enp trof bic Nahri6t Elm. bdb Oss
man 0igna, Der bauptid4life 9enes
raj bss tiir5li9 i'm Sample gefalener
S6aliFa 2l6buuub. geTangen genom.
men porosn lei. Die britiIazegpptis
i6e geh0roe bate erfabren, oaB FL
Ii6 Dor Ie95 3ugen in Der gldbs por
Sotar beFanb, unb mebrere Grpeoitio:
nen 4puroen 9egen t9n ab8eI6idt, mi
Dem HsIultot, Dub er 9eltern unpsrleB
in ben Siigeln oinsTelt gema6t purbe
Gr pirb morgen gu Sudttm anlan:
npn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
Sic 8tnIenpef in 0onolullI.

Tran3isco, 19. San. =
Der beute aug Sfo7 7isn pia SonOlulu
bier an9stommene Oampfer r0oric"
meloet, oab feit osm lebtsn 8eri6te
Te6s peitere 5obssfGQe an Der 8euz
IenpeIf in 6Onolulu eingetreten iinb,
i'm @un5en ieBt 26. QuBerbsm befin>
Den fi6 26 Butientsn, psGde nit Der
peIt be6aftst Iinp, unter Gr5tli6sr 8ez
banblunq. Das gan3e GbineIenpterz
tel Der Staot pirb jeBt obgebrannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
Sutrn's Naf)lab.

@ao6 an3i8co, 10. Sanuar.
8ier 8tnber os5 per5torbenen Vtllllo'
nGrs 9(Oplp6 Sutro ba6en oas 2eltdz
ment i'm Na6luBgerihte ongefo4ten.
Sic bsbuupten, ouB ibr/Sater, dls er
i'm Sabre 1882 feline leBtlpillI9e Ter@
fiiaung traf, gsiItiq uu3ureAnmgsfo1
big getpsIeu lei. Qtu6 lei Elm ipatepeS
SeItament aus Dem Sabre 1895 btim7
Ii6 beIeitigt poroen. Nah Der frl9t.
ren 8erFiigung fiel Der groBte SbeIl
bes Nu6laTes 3tpei 8jnbern gu.
Der 9erItorbme ioQ audi cine Witt7
pe binterlaNen haben, 6rau GlarG
SluQezSutro, bic, tpte i6on gtrsIoet.
fir lid uno ibre beioeu a;noer im
9ro5eBpege einen gebOrigen 4ntheIl an
bsm Iu6luB bsarIpru6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
2se(tttitef aarantiren faGen,

sbt ie tauitcn riroe oitr @.rluft ie uibt 9etroiz
FEN baben, Otml, bdtte Die rSItlc Company" QcQen
zine geciQncte Qrdme toen GefRttcl QaraHtirt
apiirot Der &crIuit auf Die Gom9aqnit unb Hd)t dui
Den 2auD=EQtnbiimer 0cialtn ein.
gStnn sic itdD Dur6 cine SaHOzSrdns1 1'tlor ppr
Sbrem @elOe trtnrcn, p1rum nlbt Den StrstItt
0rn otcier Gompl9nis priiisn unO gdrautiren ai:1?
Us tofet nbt mebr, als Die bloBc gniibt tiNcr
4crion, rbat irgcno lptlbs Garantie, ein9uboIen.
Gemano mag fraQeH: 9So5 bat e iIr einGn ,3Dct,
Ncu 9eiBtitel garautrtn an hhrn? SItle ,Srl0e
qyiro am gIitcn ourt eine GcgeuiraGc bsantportct
ipenn Sje cine @siiBtIte zSebiibr 5ablen - Da=
rum njdjt oas &cite crldUQcn, mas Sir fir ibr
@elo bcommrn tonncn! las Bette it slnt Vas
rantr.
Sieie EompaQric rcrltibt GitGo ami 61ppotb,fen
unb bat eiHiQt ipnidbcuspcrtbe SopootbtteH, otrcn
0aiBitcl Qarautirt fnO, sum Gtrflur.
Gle 9irtlur btfinocu f3 lm oGaultables8t=
bdrot.~
CSpsaI=Totij Tr. 24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
Steiner gegen !6drSit9

bstaunt, ba5tn Die Y1rtcisn obnt 3ptIttl 0ts
fpinibt, as ts gu ipdt lplr, poS he nh Ore g1tah=
tie iur Den 9eiiBitcl non Der rWdrDldHo SuIe Sh=
ilrante dItO Srui GonpanD~ aeNdut batfsn.
GbUiittan Weper idrb i'm Sabre 1914 nno pihIetz
HeB ri itinfm Sritamertc i,lntn iptI Spbneh tia
Stiid Sdno uno belaftete pas Saro MT pcr 3lDlun9
zines Geratcs pOn eirtburtocr umo ftnfunoreotu5lg
9Tuno Stcrlino (aleid $4,000 2l3l jn SuH1tin 1eiz
rcs Sobnts George, pdbrcnO ocftn Seocn3jetIr uno
rdD iainem 3 Sp0e Der 6n0cr otilelben. Veor9e ttz
belt oas Gtntpmmcu Oes Stadts uno farb IN leol
uito binterleb a5 ieiut erj'3; erbln eine SAte.ln
pelbc in sinigcr Gnticrnung BON bier !cbtt gle
batts fcirre GcnntniB DoH otm StfamtHft lbres lr7
Qrobpattrs unD 'bntte uemals BON Dem ~intommtn
ibre5 @roBpdttrs Qtb0rt. QSdbreHo oes SdDre= !S'f
tcbrte ibr GirObonfel 50 SIbre dlt, pon ltlner
S1eimiGtte in &lnjas nlb lIlrDlaHO surud uno
,rquGbnte i'm GsiprGb iibtr Utpgangtne 3elttn, odB
ibr Grobplter Gin Ginfommen aus tIntm Stut
SanO bejoq 7lno rub Qldu5tt, puB ite elnen Sbct
DaDou erbat,n iottt. Sit5 mar eirt CUTE Runot
fir ite: e iitle tjutn Mnlpllt an lptlttr Die in=
lc2snbeit unt,riudtt uHo cine &la0t nit Dem &ez
iultat eurtittc, oaB Das Gjeribt entdoiro, OaB ne
nibt nlr III Dem @mpiduQ Der S466.66 3i3 berebtIgr
mar, ionpern uuD Bu 3inicn 3u 9rO5cnt bonn
Sabre lS49 an, elmer Qeriooc BON nabciu funrj,g
SlIlren. Si, Itrionen, in Oeren Ndtoe 0as GlQen=
tbum iiberQ sQunQsr mar, 4uurocn gclpungcn, oa5
Ejelo gu bs3ablcr ootr ihr EiQcntbum otrtauftn ju
hfcn, obQltib IS rtb itit n1be5u leds3g SlDren
in ibrtm 9tiibe beianO. Sdtten fe ibren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
lin cine Grfaltung in cinem Sage
III furtrcu.

nebms man .2aratipe 9romo Out
nine Sa6iets." 2lle Npotbeter oe6en
bas @elo 3uriid, tpenn IS gu bsi.en per-
feblt. 6. QB. 9rppe's Namsasaua III
ouf ieoer S6a6tel. 25 Gents.
ICh.3l, Si, 5a&se. 6llts.l
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9urd5 saBeumatismus perfriippeGt.

RtnsGrleaus.
Tr Rabnap l. Go. - Sd mar lGngtr, ais itas
Wonat, an SbsumGtismus lsuotHb. 9b iOnEte
ncins 9dHpt ni5t Bis Iu msin,m ROpit sr6'bsn,
ootr Die edrbs bis gum Rldeu btpcgtU, 0otr ipar
niSt i'm etaRpt, m.iu 6tmO ausJuI,bcn. sspor
id Srtipitrttl elmer 6laite ron RaOWdos 3tapp
Rtlisi subrauat bate, tourts Id mtins arms 10
cut. ipis Juror eebruu&n. 6ts ionntn saraus
tricbsn, Rit arOSs5 9rtrau,H I'D IN 5bT Sta0p
RtIiti i,s.. 4)tungseoa 36r
u 4. eater,
Raiainif in TlOntdOnts ehttcls uno e6ub'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
rsein @ewidt in Cob ,uerth.'
soIbon, Sno z3rrr.

Or Raopup Go. Rem Nort.
Bertbs perr,n So i:Hs, &bu:u tjnib.it,
ssuD ,int G.lss BOfanpsiuus, fir tUete Sic mic
cell. tiu SuBtub EaoDOps Reao0 GsIIei uno sIR
9ustnp 0aopGps Qtasn sUltUOtu pcUtu. S9r
Esabp Nelitf ipirD in Didr 6tQtRD OILS ieiH 8e=
pdt in @oIp Utrtb bttrabtti. 3ies u3raHtdbt
mid, S,sraub bdDoH !u maiden. SD babe tlne
3eit lang -Cs; QebraUtt bed betratte ib r.
R q. pemitlbeH melt uberleseH, oa Is zine bei'
iere Wirtung ausubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
DinIrn fur ad)tunopifr,ia Sabre.

6intr Der bcmertsns pertbctcn 9rojehe III pfaFp9
l1nO III fiiuSlib Dur6 cine GntibcOung ots @ppe1S
lations Ssridts enooiilte erltOi9t wor0cn eSIs IN
onotrcn 9lnaeIeoenbtit:n, tomrt bns lneNparfefe
uu6 in 9sibtitcI=S ransattiouen pOr, uHo IN DIE
lem, ais Der 1SaQ bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-20
@pn adtb. 6. MlinS WrGMrs.

6.rren GaOpas & Go
pstire 9urenl - Sd babc Rsurulgi. Q,lit'
ten. Sd etrDaHft IS 3trm euttH Qetluitttel,
Dub id bau,ruo oapou Qsbtt Dsrotn bin Stsa
balb pirb uuisr Sau3 nltmals Obnt Sbre nertb=
ppat WcoiIiR, RaDpla's Rtaos 9tlisi istn. 95
gtbt Sbutn bic GrlGuJriS. DlttR Britt lu per0ia
tentlibeS Sbr Oauig1rSr
~ Wills RtGlure,
erirh.nariHtrr Al.lhnrrnr Ont Aanahn.
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Grite ibmer5luie 9taht in nrct
Wionaten.

Sd srbi,lt R.aop RtIisi an JrsitaQ, ben II.
b. THts pur6 Ra6tsGrpr,b, Qebroubte oaHtlbe
UNI 9 lbr uup bate cine ibmsrll0ie 0abt, ium
,riten Wale in srt DIOnatsH. SD atbTau5ts 8taa
DO Rtlir abtruals am Samitds uno Sonntao.
Wprotns uus 9b,uos, NIT oemitlbsu Grfolgs. Sd
bottt eiR,n qebro6eutu Qrm uHo zine otrrsntte
ober ausgti,Bte 6dultsr; otislbt tDuroe BON Dr.
Bloom in 6dmepus pieOr eiuVticSt Die Sdmtrs
sen 6lisbtn ieoo6, BIS i'd Sbr Dslmitttl o.'
braudte Sd oaHis Shneu iur Sbre prempts
Sulie. gbtunGspol Sbr
o. g. Iofs,
Cti.,n-Ea 70
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Sulplp ipriAt.
Ser etanopmnft 9entidlano's.
Gn9lanb bat StbaSeneriat nnS &c
nmatbuung fir Die 9ampfer &c
id,lasnabmunscn periprphen.

Snterefants Snterpeaation i'm 3ei9sz
tuge unb bic 9lnttport parauf. -
8orT9Idge CUR Osfrnlruns Der
Reobte neutralsr Md9te i'm See
frisge. - Gnglano muB ii6 bitten,
penn IS sinen gru6 Der guten BE-
5iebungsn nit 9eutI6lanD permei=
ben nill. - Seine 5lotten Diff
5iers 6a6en angebli6 9efe6l. in Der
3utunft porIi4t;ger gu ietn. -
SroBosm 1T f6on pieoer eine 9ez
fdlagnabme srfolgt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-09-11

%tilnent. should be liberal, and should be
literally administered preference
should be given wherever practicable with
respect to employment In the public service
to soldiers and sailors and to their widows
and orphans. ~
AN EFFICIENT CIVIL SERVICE.
We commend the policy Of the republican
party in maintaining the efficiency Of the
civil service. The administration has act
ed wisely in its effort to secure for public
service In Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and
the Philippine Islands only those whose At
ness has been determined by training and
experience. We believe that employment
In the public service in these territories
should be confined as far as practicable to
their inhabitants.
1t was the plain purpose of the fifteenth
amendment to the constitution to prevent
discrimination on account of race or color
in regulating the elective franchise. De-
vices of state governments, whether stat
utory or constitutional enactment, to avoid
the purpose of this amendment, are revO-
lutionary and should be condemned.
=. GOOD ROADS.
Public movements looking to a perma-
nent improvement of the roads and high
ways of the country meet with our cordial
approval and we recommend this subject to
the earnest consideration of the people and
the legislatures of the several states. I
We favor the extension of the rural free
delivery service wherever its extension may
be justified.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-09-11
STATE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

The republicans Of North Dakota In
convention assembled reafirm the prin-
ciples of the platform of the republican
national convention held at Philadelphia
nsJune, 1900.
The present happy and prosperous con-
dition of the American people is the result
Of the wise administration of the repub-
lican party and the enactment into law of
form Of 1896.
Four years Of democratic rule had para
lyzed the industries of me country, rem
dered farming unrenumerative, finpovcr-
ished labor, unsettled all monetary values
and practically bankrupted the United
States treasury. In a time Of profound
peace a democratic administration was
forced to sell government bonds TO pay the
necessary and current expenses OF the gov
and patriotic administration Of President
Mckinley these conditions have all been
changed. All branches Of industry remain
active and successful; agricultural interests
more prosperous and labor more generally
and continuously employed and better paid
than at any previous tine. Monetary
values have been fixed and settled inc in
the treasury OF the United States. instead
of q deficit. one OF the marked features of
q democratic administration, we find a
revenue adequate to meet all the demands
of the government.
We favor such legislation as will de-
stroy all unlawful combinations OF capital
formed for the purpose of limiting produc-
ton or increasing the price of manufactured
prOUucLS. Sts$ dSGreSatAOnS o. capital
formed for this purpose are detrimental to
the best interests of trade and hostile to
the laboring people.
The Spanish-American wal was de-
clared In obedience to the universal de-
mands under q republican administration
and the splendid achievements OF our SOL
diers and sailors in that war formed some
Of the brightest pages n Ancgican history.
Cuba has been made free rom Spanish
misrule n a stable government es-
tablished there. Porto Rico and the Phillip
pine islands have become possessions Of
the United States as the inevitable and
unavoidable results of that war, and we
compliment the North Dakota volunteers
upon their splendid record in both the
Cuban and Philippine wars. #53@s
We congratulate the people OF the coun-
try upon the enactment into law Of the
currency bill, which provides the gold
standard as the monetary unit OF value.
Financial discussions no longer disturb the
business conditions of our people and all
business transactions have been placed OF
q bas.s that insures protection to capital
and Encouragement to the employment of
labor.
We are heartily in accord with the policy
of the national administration toward our
ne1lty acquired possessions.
We favor the present prohibition law
and a faithful enforcement OF the same as
well as all other laws of the safe, especi-
ally those in the penal and criminal codes
and their strict and impartial enforcement
In all parts of the state at all times.