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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26

At the adjourned meeting of the
Rockland Board of Trade, Tuesday
night, many prominent business men
were present and took an active part
in reviving the organization. Hon
David n. Mortland, mayor Of the
city, was elected president of the
board, in place of Hon. Sidney NJ. Bird
who declined to accept. over 100 new
members We're added to the list and
the committee will continue its work
until 300 or more are obtained. The
principal action was a discussion of
Old Home week and the proposition
to have a board Of trade day. once a
month. in the interest of merchants.
G.. l.. Farrand. Charles II. Berry and
Harry O. Gurdy We're appointed a
committee on the former, and n. 5.
Black. John w. Thomas and John l..
Donohue on the latter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Republicans Of the 5th Nebraska dis
trict ut Uoldrege. Neb., Wednesday,
nominated W. S. Morlan of McCook,
for Congress by reclamation.
The 3rd Congressional district Repub-
lican convention of Tennessee at Chat
tanooga. Wednesday, elected delegates
to the national convention, instructing
them for Mckinley.
The Kansas Populist state conven-
ton called at Clay Centre. Kan,
Wednesday. to select 81 delegates to
the national convention AT Sioux Falls,
instructed the delegate IN to vote solldly
for VIM. ]. Bryan for President.
WE. Critics. J. J. O'Neil and Robert
Locke were sentenced to years in the
Nashville penitentiary and fined 800 by
Judge Evans in the federal court at
Louisville. Ky. Wednesday, for con-
spiracy to prevent negro voters from
exercising their rights Of suffrage at
the election in that city, last Novem
yer.
A meeting of Populist leaders Of this
state who favor fusion with the Dem
ocrats was held at Louisville, Ky,
Wednesday, Fourteen delegates to the
national convention at Sioux Fails
were selected and resolutions were
adopted reafiirmng the declarations OF
the national convention at st. Lauis In
1896. denouncing trusts. favoring an IN
come tax and endorsing Bryan.
Great interest centers in the Demo-
cratic state convention which began its
sessions at Montgomery. Ala.
Wednesday. than has been aroused by
any similar gathering in Alabama fOI
many wears Chances apparently
favor the nomination of Samuel Ford
for governor w. b. Pinchard OF
Birmingham. was chosen chairman OF
the convention. ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26
Beers FALL BACK.
Continued from page %

pursue the Beers retreating in the di-
rection of Lady Brand. These posi-
bilities are all based upon the assump-
tlon mat the decisive advance has now
begun ana that the army was not
spread out until it was ready
Inc Times has the following from a
special correspondent, dated Mafeking,
Basutoland, April %: II rode. from
Johannesburg here, skirting Wepener,
ana met Gen. Brabant's advance guard
miles south Of Wepener. They report
three successful fights, Saturday, Sun
Day and Tuesday, with p casualties.
Inc siege was raised and 5000 Of the
enemy retiring along the Lady Brand
road within our sight and unpursued.
Col DalSety's casualties are 33 killed
and 1872 wounded"
n dispatch to the Times from De
VETS dorp, late Wednesday, says Gen.
ltundle arrived there, that morning.
The LJurenzo Marques correspondent
OF the Times, telegraphing, Tuesday,
says: 1T is asserted that the Beers
are collecting enormous quantities of
provisions at depots in the Lydenburg
district, with view to final stand
80 ii'uiiN'tliiS. nv ul9ti I'l9 'iIphli'i
Johannesburg and Pretoria are being
extensively entrenched. Begsbies'
foundry at Johannesburg is turning
out 200 shells a day"
a Reuter- correspondent with Gen.
Pole-careW and Gen. French wires
from Damfontein, under date of April
"A, as follows: Ever since Sunday, a
Bocr force of abot 1900 with one gun
and one pompOm has been trying to
impede our progress He then pro-
cecds to describe how the various
mounted bodies. the Canadians, Rob
crts' Horse ana Frenchs cavalry, time
after time. engaged the Beers ana held
them. while the infantry and baggage
passed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26
seth CONGRESS
CONTINUED from page ~

crossing; the action of the Turkish
government in conceding the right to
rebuild the destroyed missionary
schools is eminently satisfactory ana
that regarding the claims for a money
indemnity; these are still being pressed
with every reason to hope for sue
cessful conclusion, in view of the ad-
mission of their legality by the Turk
ish government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26
MAINE PENSIONS.

washington, April 25.-The following
pension changes in Maine are an
nounced:
Increase. Abijah X. Aver. Pembroke.
80 to sl2. Original. widows, special
accrued, April II. Betsey NJ. Pillsbury,
Sanford, IS; Mary Il. Wright, Cash $
Corner, IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS
Will Choose National Convention Delegates
Today. and Urge Long for Vice Presidency.

Boston. April 25.-The absence Of
any sort Of contest at the Republican
state convention here. tomorrow. will
elect the four delegates-at-large to the
national convention, as we'll as the con-
fidence in the ability of the different
officers and committees selected by the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26

was bought; It will be bought again in
1900. and Mark lianna's reward for II is
seat i'll the United States Senate. The
masses of the country will continue to
permit the entertainments of the classes
until finally tHD late for a restoration of
rights by the ballot. Then the sword and
gun. violence, revolution new order of
Things
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26
New York Cotton Market.

New York, April %
Cotton futures closed quiet. April S.Ss'
May, 9.Sl: June, $50; July, 931; August
9.20; September $40: october. $40: NO
Vcmber. sol; December, 500: January
sol; February. SOP: March. SOC
Spot cotton closed dull and easy; mi 10
ding Uplands. 1916; do. Gulf. ~ l-lo'
Sales, none.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26

London. April 2J.-i.I1 +. M.-ThC
war Office has received the following
dispatch from Lord Roberts:
"Bloemfontein. April 25.-Polc-Ca-
rcw's division reached ROode kop. yes
terday evening, without casualties.
Its advance was covered by cavalry
ana horse artillery. which drove back
the enemy with heavy loss, their dead
being left on the ground. The mount
ed troops halted for the night Mt GrOOt-
fontein. and. at 80 this morning. were
crossing the Modder river at Nalsbank.
in accordance with my instructions t.
French to endcaV0r to place himself
astridc the enemy's line Of retreat.
Frcnchs arrival near the Moddcr cvi-
IDENTIFY. however, alarmed the Beers,
for they evacuated their strong posi-
ton near DeWct's dorp, during the
night. and it was occupied by Cherm-
sides division. this morning.
The mounted infantry under Ian
Hamilton drove the enemy off the
kopjes in the neighb0rhaod Of the water
works without casualties on our side. :
\ ROcr version of the recent British
attack ut Fourteen Streams says that
Two Beers were killed and four wound
ed. Little damage, it is added. was
done to the camp, though it was Wig
orously bombarded.
War in the Ladysmith district is
apparently still marked only by snipinS
ana scouting.
A Boer dispatch from Glencoe. Natal,
dated, Tuesday. April "a says that four
scouts surprised eco British from Lady
smith, April 30. put the whole body to
flight and captured two of the British.
The arrival Of Mafeking dispatches
has renewed the interest and anxiety
in regard to the fate of it's defenders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26

On the Produce Exchange: .,-,-,,.
BCTTER-Firm creameries, lS9adl'72'
diaries, l2hnl31a.
CiEESE-F 10Ml2.
EGGS-Firm: fresh, 1854.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26
A COMMON ERROR.
The Same Elistake is Made by Many Augusta
People.

It's 4 common error
To plaster the aching back,
To rub with liniment rheumatic
joints
When the trouble comes from the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
ills,
And are endorsed by Augusta citi-
zens.
Mr. Frank Haskell of IA South
Chestnut street, says,-'The universal
verdict of the users of Doan's Kidney
Pills demonstrates the worth of this
remedy. Learning about them l pro-
cured supply at c. X. Partridge's Old
Reliable drug store, directly opposite
the postofIice, and the result of their
use was very satisfactory. 1 deem it
pleasure to speak in praise of Il
remedy of such proven value"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26

For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Foster ilburn Co. Buffalo, N
Y, sole agents for the u S.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26
New York Money Market.

Now York. April q.
Money on call. steady 2Am2h per cent.
Sterling exchange. easier, with actual
business in bankers bills 1T s4SSft4. ~ .
for demand and $lSii5 for 81 days; posted
rates, s4.S5n4.S5iz ana A$9NiLs9E; com
mercial bills. $4.&AmL84A.
Bar silver. Jg&,
Silver certificates. 5974 mG1l4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26

De Vets D1rp. @. r. s.. Saturday.
April 2l.-Whcn Gen. De Vets scout
announced. Thursday evening. that
Gen. Kelly kcnny's ana Cen. BUNDLES
columns were advancing on De Vets
dorp. he ordered Up saddle" and
moved with the Ficksburg commando
and Gems. Cronje. Olivier and Vessels.
, to intercept their march. This was
succ s-ful. Friday morning While the
British occupied the grassy hills at
Taljards farm ana De Wet those i'm
mcdiately southwest of - Vets dnrp.
facing the British. Crnnjc delayed oc-
cupying an impoi tant hill which the
British took. ut no n.
At O'Clock yesterday. rifle firing
briskly commenced. The British had
made trenches ana had thrown M
scharz !. At II o'clock. thu Free state
cannon ana Maxim guns opened hra
ana the former constantly dropped
shells int the British camp. Dark
ness stopped the fighting until H. when
the Erthl' hem mon on thu extreme
right heard some British in their i'm
mediate vicinity ana opened FIRE.
Their cJmmandant stepped cut into
thu darkness ana discovered Il wound
"a man ana IL British. who declared
thcy had lost their way while srarch-
ing for water. At dayhr,ak. Il moro
British strayed into camp
In the morning, the British started
an outtlanking movement. sending
large body Of horse to the hills suth
of De Vets dorr. Gen. i" Wet inn
mcliatcly dispatched Gen. Vessels
with three cannon tx head off thu Brit
ISL, ana the latter. having no cannon.
We're forced t. return t. camp. II tn"
main positions constant cannnnad-
was maintained. but there was littl-
rifle fire.
The British camp was observed. aft
sunset. to hc hastily packing NJ anna
was subsequently removed behind thr
hills. the troops III the schanzcs firing
vnllcy after volley to distract attention
from the camp. which was seriously
damaged by the Free Stat, shells Tie
prisoners declared the British number
ed 25.o00 men.
Lieut.. Losbcrg Of the artillery. was
shot through the head. legs ana arms
hut continued at the guns. ana Field
Cornet Engclbrecht was killed while
standing up ana giving orders TIM
! loss. during the two days. was three
killed and i wounded. The British
loss is unknown. but where their right
flank was driven back, today. 4 NUM-
Der Of dead were lift on the field Gov.
Kelly Kenncy's left was beaten back
yesterday. ana his right. today. IT III
expected that he Will wait for rein
f1rrp,OeOts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26

could not walk. The
doctor told my hus-
band l would have to
undergo an operation.
This | refused to do
until | had given your >
medicine n trial. Be <,
fore l had taken ~
one bottle the AZ.
swelling be- "TS
gan to disap- 81 I
pear. l con- - \
tinued to use 49,
your medicine w
until the swelling III
was entirely gone. IN
When the doctor H
came he was very M:
much surprised to ~
see me so much 49,
better. "-MEs. MARY 81
Iowa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26
OVARIAN TROUBLES.

Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Cures Them Two Letters from Women.
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM Il write to
tell you of the good Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
me. Twas sick in bed about five weeks.
The right side Of my abdomen panied
me and was so swollen and sore that /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26

better. '-MRs. MARY SMITH, Arlington,
Iowa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26

Paris, April 26-C.G5 A. Ai.-A dispatch
from Pretoria says that Gen. DeWet has
trah3ntS Horse isolated and has re-
pulsed Two attempts To relieve it. cdptur-
I'M, 30 RritishtrS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-26

ii-cmfon,.in April 1I-Richcstcr's
I".I". ntlr Loouw knp. from which.
Wa!'c lying white flag, thc Canadians
N.'u fired upon. mas been burned XIV "a
rc"!shmcnt. Richetcr is a prisoner
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-11-02
N0ucmber =gSttter.

Observation-Disclosures 8ean bat betr. Der
MISUNDERSTANDING oeS Monats
Nooember mdbreno Der perIIoiienen 2S
Sabre iOlSeuoe lleberlidt auigeiteut:
Die Normal. Temperotur beiru9 "a
@rao. Zen pdrmlten Monat batten
mir III 1899, nit ourhi6nittlt6 AZ
@rao; ben tdltelten in 1880 nit 25; bic
bJdIte 9emperntur ~ @rab, am 1.
JiOuember 1893 unb 20. ytopember
1897; bic uieorisite 2l @rab inter
gluq, an 20. ylouember 1875. 8en
eriten ot6bli6en" Jroit bntien mir am
z. Gttober. Gie Rieoeridld9e betru
gen ourdi6nittli6 LBS 3Oa. Die be.
beutenoiten mOnatliden batten mir IN
1879, nit 4.63 3oq Die eerin9Iten in
1888, nit OPS 3oa; bic SrbBten in "a
nui einnnber iolgenoen Stunoen Ira
3Oa om 10. ROpember 1880; ben be-
trdhtliditep S6neeinu in "A aui einau:
Der ioIgenOeu Stun6sn sc 8ou am rs.
ROoember 1895. Der ggino fam Dor.
berrihenb pOn Sihen. Seiue bOdite
@eifuinoigfeit betrug 80 WtelIen am
~. gtoOember 1887, uls er BON Nor6s
iueiten fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-11-02

gu benz @eidmdb 8rpan's,
baB Der s reibanbel bas bette Mits
tel sur @ernidtuns Der Z 9ru It 8 iein
tuiirbe, bemertt oas uGinctnnatter
8Oltsblatt" gang ridtis:
,g8enn 8rpan ben 5reibanbel als
Mittel sur gufi6iuns Der Truits be-
tradtet, benefit er bamit blps feline 9es
tpobnte llnpiiienbeit in uulfswirtbi6aft-
ltden 9ineen. Der 5retbanoel ipiiroe
eenau bic ent9esen9eiebte 8ir'
fune baben, Die Serr 8rpan ermartet;
er tuiirbe bas 3ruitipitem nod tpeiter
ans0ebnen uub sriinolider befeitt9en.
8enn bic amerifaniIde Snbuitrie obne
Sdub5pl1 belaiien pirb, 10 iit iie 9e=
stpungen, ben 8etrieb nod petter 81
permobGfeilern. als es iebt &C.
Idieht, nm nit benz 9luslanb tonfurrt.
rem gu f6nnen. 1lnb ba bieie @ripor=
niiie burd bas 9ruitsSpitem alletn 81
beiperfite1;sen iinb, 10 fDnnte es ntdt
ausbleiben, baB unter Dem 5retbanoel
ale 6abrifen in ben ueri6ieoenen 3pets
gen iib epniolibirten."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-11-02


Sn ieiner sun5en @r6Be 1T bieIer
SttmmSettelein ausgeoebutes 9Ofumeut,
uuo biirfte es Wandem nidbt gang leiht
fallen, iib nit bem 9in9e sure6t 81 fin
ben, nenn ct iid nit bemielben in Die
fleine 8ablbuoe be9tebt
9as 9IlIereinfn6ite uno fir ieben
Siir9er, Der Die pabren Sntereiien bes
9anbeS 81 wdbren uno gu f6rberu
lpiinidt, oas Gidtise 1T, oaB man in
bem Gnabrat obeau inter Der 8eSeids
nun9 y&epublican Tifet" elm &reuS
ma6t 90 bat man ben eanSen repub.
lifaniiden @ablSettel seitimmt, uno bas
nit baita!
9aB bic @abl Der republifaniiden
gtationals ganbiooten gum 8eiten bes
2anbes Ieir iuirh, slauben mir ooroem
Sur @euiise Gusseiiibrt 5u baben. @bens
10 oortrefflid lit bas republitaniide
Stoatstidet, BON bem iid ale bic ieBisen
Stoatsbeamten beiieus beiudhrt baben.
llno bGB Der 9uuuerneurs' Soften bon
&Obert 60 Solette, oem fleinen ,&itter
obne Sur6t unb pbne Eabel", au8gez
seiduet unb in fprtihrittlidem Slime
peripoltet perben tpirb, bies f6nnen
IelbH Ieine g8iberfader niht beSpeifeln.
Sn Der 2egj5latur iperoen Mdnner
iuie 81 bn s. @aunep i'm Senate,
g o. 8. & y unb q. 6. San II
in Der GIiemblp unicre Sntereiien pers
treten mie es beiier ri6t mD9ltd mare.
g9as oas GouutDs 8idet Der &epublt-
faner anbetrifft, 10 iupnen mir nur mod
ia9en, oaB es taum tuenieer ais bic
Is fltdt unierer Stimmseber lit, fir
bieielbcn einSntreten, benn bis uuf ben
S9erifI, Der neu gu pdbleu 1T, baben
Iib ale herieIbeu in ben betreffenOen
Nemteru in ibrem erIten 9ermin bereits
uolI9iiltis bepdbrt. Gs tudre ulio ge9eu
ales 8 + nj men uno 9e9en alle
& lu9be + gebanoelt. tuem Die 8iirs
seridaft ibnen eine @ieoermabl pers
Ia9en DDllte.
g8ir tuieberbulen, aus aufri6tiser
lleberSeueuns baB e5 gum 8elten bes
@emeiunobls iein pirb, unicrn Jtatb,
ba8 sanSe repubIifanii6e 9idet gu ltim'
men. Qluf ole 6dle aber iollte fein
itimmbere6tister 8iirser, mas aud inn
mer ieine lleber5eu9uns ieiu m6ge, on
Der @ublurne feline 9flidt peridumen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-11-02

Mit 1eiuema Argument, baB
Elm @s6Iel Der gbmiuiitratiOn uDtbig
iei, iuirb 8rpau tuenis Nntlaus finbeu.
Ginen berartieeu ssediel pflest tas
Splt nur purSunebmen, iueun Die gu.
itdnbe i'm sla9emeinen unbefriebisenbe
iiuo; nift aber, tuenn bas 2ano ii6 na6
LANCER uub ihiperer &riIis BON Neuem
Su erbU!en bespuueu bat uno wenn Die
Gusiidteu in Die 3utunit pielueripres
denb iinb, Sm Sabre 1892 itimmten
Die @dbler in Der Mebrbeit fir einen
@ebiel unb batten bier Sabre lang 9eit,
oies gu bereueu. Sm Sabre 1896
ma6ten iie ben beeansenen Srrtbum
mieber gut, unb butten in ben ndditen
bier Sabren @elesenbeit, iid oariiber 5r
irtuen. 8as iplIte iie nun in bieiem
Sab. opronlaifen, bas Experiment BON
1892 Su pieberbOlen unb cine neue
Geriube bitterer &eue berauf5ubeidw6
rem? (@. 8plt.)
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Bur Brpnuitt o.

= 2eBtbin pur5eIten bic qdpiere Der
Ittienb0rIe nod tiefer berunter. 0as
tpmmt BON ben Gebauptun9en Der
8rban 9reiFe unb bes 8orIibers
Sones, bab iogar Der Staat gtep gprt
esmotratiid ugeben" niirbe.
8rpan ertldrt in ieinem 4ne
nabmefdreiben. ooB er an einerrNmtsz
termin aIs 9rdiibent genug 6uben
tperbe. 9a3u bemertt bic Milpauteer
r@ermania":: Sir bas Bolt I6eint
siner ioqar gu piel gu fein.
- Die rRetp gorter @oltsa.ituno"
ruff ben qrbsitern fir bic nG6Ite8o6I
uls qarole gu: ~Rieber nit 8rDan"
unD n&f gegen 8rnanismus auf
Der gan3en 2tnie!" 9lIs 6auptqruno
biefss @arnun9srufes iiibrt bic 81.
3. 8olts5eitung" an, oaB grpan's
9rogramm aud abfolut Ri9ts BON in
buftrieGIem 2lrbeiterI6uB entbGlt, ob=
fcton 8rpan uno feline 9artei fib als
Mrbeiter 9emagogen auffpielen, UNI
Die 9rbeiteritimmen fir ben Stpinz
bel Dollar 5u fanqen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-11-02
Senes llumetter.

8etr. bes eroBen Sdaoens, mel6es
oas untpetter in Der Samita9 glaht ans
geridtet, treffen INNER mebr Beridte elm
Die y@reenbaD"s s8abn erlitt nabe benz
5riebhofe cine 9Iuslpaidun9 bon ca. so
SUB, Der SdaOen lit jebo6 pieber aus.
9ebeiiert pproen.
gel Steoenstomn iuurbe Der alte Bar
clay Miiblenoamm uno eine neue $4OO
iuertbe Bride lue99eriien.
Sn @elt Salem puroen piele aeller
iiberflutbet unb Woiien BON @aaren
rereorscn. Der 5I.,idje Tbeil oes
3pmns iab ihonmebr eiuem See dbnlih.
Sn gteibUnuc 1T bas 8diier 10 bod,
oaB es unmbalid 1T Die elettrii6e 8e.
lendtun9sanlo9e Su operiren, infolses
oeiien bas Gillage felt Samltas gbeno
$50 i'm 8unteln lit.
ylie 5uoor batten mir in "a Stunben
einen 10 itarfen 8egenfall alS pGbreno
Der 22 Stunben Is Wtinuten pm 1912
Sormittags am Samitag bis 80 Srrs
mttta9s am Sonnta9.
Sn Der Samitas gtadt idlug Der
8liB in eiuen 0euidpber BON S9nue
aubnert aui Der Mprmun @uolep 6ibae
Elm, benielben Serit6reno.
9lu6 8m. Neumeilter's 6ans muroe
pom SliB 9etroffen, Der ben ainoer.
pd9en belddoigte, bas in bemielben
liegenoe aino aber unoeriebrt lieB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-11-02

8urb Gsuinal bp's Bril- 1 E
9eIe ben! Sn bem republifantI6en
Ratipnal Sauptqunrtier in Chicago
tpurbe lpeben Die fOtsenbe 8rpflam a.
itton Nsutnaloo's 8 nit aufri9ti'
gem Witleib seleien:
n@ose Die 8priebuns Der bemOfrati-
fden 8artet ber Sies selpdbren, ipel9e
uns pertbeibist, no ni6t Der republifas
niI6en 8artei, tpel1e uns oerfolst. Der
berrli6e 9empfrat, Serr 8rpan, elmer
Der beheutenbiten Mdnner Der Gereinigs
ten Staaten tpirb iieber Der nddite Hrd'
iibent tperben, unb oann Idld9t un'ere
Stunbe bes Slides. Sn Stem gort 10
Chicago iinb srpBe @eriammlungen uni
8anfetts gu @breu unleres pielgeltebter
8rditb enten Ngutnalo 0 Der.
anItaltet iporben, in benen er als elmer
Der 6erpen Der 8eltsel6i6te be5ei6nei
uurbe. Die Nafien, iuelde iib in ipl.
der 8eiie gu unieren @uniten erfldrten,
baben baiielbe bejiislid Guba's getban,
bas feline llnabbdnaisfeit fprbert unb
bereits jebt fir bieielbe fampft."
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Nns bem Staate @albiugton.

llnier alter 5reuno uno 2eier, 6r.
2pren5 aei1in9er, i6reibt Oem
vNprbItern" mad LANCER Gouie II. u.
mieber intreiiant uno 5eitsemGb 5plsens
oes:
p0at. gernon, 5tusit Co., @uib., Oft.
rs. 1900.
,@eebrter Serr ganorian!
8ieQeiht erilinern Sie ii6 OH Die BON
mir in meinem lebten 8riefe aus9eipros
6ene glniiht iiber SdurS, welde er
oieien 6erbit iplcber 10 I60n heItdti9t
bat. @r, ein alter Acknowledgement
iollte iid erinnern, oaB mir, U6ifon &e.
publifaner, oennDd etn 9ailerrei6 Der
oamaligen 3eriabrenheit oeutider 3us
it1nbe in 5pl9e Der & leinItaatlerei uno
Der 6iterreit manipulirten 8unoeSs
Ma6t uorsogen, oaB iuir aliO big 5u eis
nem 9epiien 8rabe Smperialiiten ma.
rem. Smperia!ismus beoeutet nidt notbs
ipenbig llu9eredti9feit ooer Beoriidun9,
nod Sflauerel tr9euo elmer 9lrt, un0 Der
9eIfi6tlite 3. J. Der r6milde, tiirtiide,
ruiiiide II. (. y. 3riperialismus eut.
itnnb aug 9anj qnbern llrinden als Der
blpBen @ripeiterunq oes Wndtgebietes.
8ieie llria6eu fam uno nil id bier
ni6t beipredben. Sd bin tein Smperia.
fit uno femme tetuen 8epublitaner, Der
Elm iOlher 1T.
g8as Die pon ben 3emptraten 10 oiel
an9eiOdtene vGrpaniion" an6etrifft, 10
fam i'd ni6t einieben wet6en Sdaoen
es oieiem 9anbe bringen tann, iuenn uus
iere RegierunssiOrm III anoern Gdnbern
ein9eiibrt lpiro, natilrlit nidt eber als
big Die Beo6lterung oerielben big gu ei.
nem setuiIien @rabe beidbigt 1T, oieielbe
gu uerlteben uuo gu 9ebrau6en. Daf
oieie 8ep6lterun9 am Beiten uno gu
uerlGIIi9iten gum ridtigen Beritdn6niB
beranoebiloet neroen fam bur6 ben
gerfehr uno ons 8eiipiel Der gereinig.
ten Staten, peritebt ii6 BON ietblt. Oh.
9leih Is in unierem 2anoe nod man9e
@eeenoen unb mnnhe Geute gibt, oenen
Elm ri6ti9es geritdnbniB aud nod ieblt.
Gie domination eiues obiuren beuti6en
gbpofoten gum @ouoerueur bon &is.
couiin bot mir pielen Spa6 gemndt.
gtotlri6 bdtten bic Genlotraien ibu
ni6t nominirt, wena er bic gerlnglte
,hnncs" gehabt bate, erlpdbIt gu ruer.
ben. G,ne beiOn6ere Sorte 3euti6er
ideirt sr ilbrigens gu ieinl g8ir fam
pien nit Redt fir uuiere iOjidle uno
yolitii6e 4nerteunung, mobei mir aber
ni6t per9eiien, bdB mir ameritouts
{ d E ghr9er iinb uno niAt eiuen Y ors
sua, ionoern 8lei d bere dtigung
ioroeru, unb aud nibt, BOB unier altes
gnierIano uns feline Sdanoe madt.
E6 iuelde ober ipie uiele pOn uus politi.
ide gemter bstlelOeu, 1T cine unier9e
uronete ,Sra9e, boB iOlts aemter aber
nur Golden unter uns juiaaen ioQten,
net6e snpor bic = d biSteit ho ben
enipre6suoen beutjhen sbnrntter berpis.
ZEN bnben, 1T piel giatissr.