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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
lgrpro5teogrere.

@dhreno zines ieiner Geloslse segen
Sduspen bcste peter Ger Gjrobe ernii.
liGs 3meiIel ON Ger Grsebenbeit uno
s!aIanatiGteit ieines lanajdbrisen Se-
tretdrs ipuobl, wie au9 ieines 2eibarj-
tee. ,uel9' 2eBterer ert lett turser 3eit
in icinen Gienlien liano. gr befdlob
ibs2Dalb, Die Sreue bieier Seioen bel Der
,naAten Gelesenbeit auf bic probe gu
liellen.
Gines Sases NOR Der 3ar geatuun=
gen. gum 3wede elmer nnterreoung nit
hem aOnis bon YOlen auf turse 3eit
bas 9auptlaaer gu perlaIien. Ser Selb-
arst mie Der Setretdr crbielten ben ges
fell. nit meni9en Sienern Den 3aren,
Der lid ebenialls wie feline Siener
tOfimirt bate. gu be9leiten. unterpe9s
NOR man 9eawun9en, in einem Sorfe
al iibernahten, unO Yeter CAB feinen
2euten iirensen Seiebl, quite @awe 81
talten, ba Die gauge gegeno ourd feino=
lide S1uDpen liniider gemadt tDurbe.
Man fas beim 9lbsnbbroo in einem
9auernbauie, OILS pl0Blid SlinteniduIie
auf Der GorfIiraBe ert6nten. unO i'm
nddf1en Musenblif brangen oud fdOn
fdmeoiide Sragoner, ben einem CHI
sier beIebli9t, in bic Stube. Sic itiirs=
ten iid auf bic Speiienpen gu, ersriiien
ben Setretdr aus ibrer Mitte uno flbr=
ten i'm Dor ibren Sefeblsbabcr.
.@o 1T Der Sar?" berridte oieier
ben alten G'ann an. Iubig ermioerte
bieier, oab Der Serrlfer iib ni6t unter
ben Nnmeienoen heIinoe.
Ser Sffiaier ieBte linn Die Miinouna
elmer giiiole auf Die Sruh. .GpriG,"
fdrie ct, ,oOer i6 bride los"
Ser Greis blieb bel ieiner Sebaup=
tung, oaB Der Gar nidt 9egenwdrtig
lei, obne ii6 our6 Die brOGenOe giefaBr
abi6reden 81 laiien.
r8inoet i9n!" beIabl Der Sifisier
ieinen 2euten, mir peroen aub oGre
i'm erfabren, mo Der Gar ili.-Sringt
ienen bort" fubr er fort auf ben 2eib=
arat seiseno. ..I ,a..s =.
9ieier jeoo6 fiel iOiort auf Die &nie.
unb nit entiebter Geberoe auf oen 3ar
aeiseno, i6rie er laut: DSier 1T er, Der
Mann bort nit Dem langen G6nurr=
bart!"
Sei Dieien @orten erbob ii6 peter
Der GroBe, Der tisber Der S5ene als
rubiger 3uidauer sefOlet tuar unO
pintte Dem SfIisier, Der lid caraui
obne @eiteres nit ieinen 2euten ent=
fernte. Ser 9an5e lleberfall NOR bios
cine bonn 3areu ielbit p%eranlialtete unO
auf ieinen Sefebl ausseiibrte &Om0Cie
9efueien, be1n Die aniGeinenoen SGtue=
oG, tuaren bertleiOete ruiIii6e SplOa=
ten.
Sie geiiirsun9 oes Mrstes, als er Gle
Wabrbeit errietb, mar unbef9reiblib.
Gr madte au6 nidt Den geringlien
9eriu6, feline Seisbeit gu entiGuloisen,
ionoern sOs iid bei6amt suriif, unO
eri9ien ME nieOer an Sofe. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Hnek1tlutfn.

. rg8ie? Sn &lara, Die Sodter bes
rei6en Su6bdnblers, baf gu Sid
'oerliebt? gu, Die fdlas' Sir aus Dem
Sinn! 9ie bat idon ~unsdblise &6rbe
laussetbeilt, uno an Seiiere, als gu
bili go meiBt 9u, i6 tann ia nod
einige Sabre tuarten, bis i'd lie anti
quari9 befomme!" ..l..o.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
GnttuuGd1unu.

Smile, bait gu 0a9ridt bon Sei=
mem Srdutisam?-@ie sebt es limp"
10, iebr sut-aber i'd babe midi
f6redli6 aedrsert! Senf' Sir nun,
f6idt er mir einen feds Seiten langen
Brief, unb i6 batte mid 10 auf cine
Wnii6tsfarte aefreut!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
RnntprpntiH.

rgd ME unansenebm, Grau Na6=
BARN SEPT bor9t uns nur nod Der
MeBger-"-.uno uns nur mebr Der
Bidder uno Mildmann! Nber, Grau
Na6barin, ba t6nnten mir uns ia GEE
1genieitis ausbelfen d .la. iaTs ;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
a1rrfehItc aHntrk1,nn.

u. (renommireno): .unb oenten
Sic rllr, meine Sraut fpri6t fini
Spraden! - g.: ,um's Simmels
trillen! G96ne MusIidten !" fs6i5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
.Air ~nuuerueCrn.

limo mas bat lid MuBerorbentlides
in Gurem leBten &afieetrdnsden ause=
trasen?"-. @ir baben uniere 9r0Bte
Standardization iegen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Hd1tuere @trufr.

IL 8rdfin (sum SOdterben): 81
pira, fir oieieI unart beroientef Gu,
Die Speiien einlnal our Strafe nit Dem
Meiier au Munoe fibren gu miIien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
wrnHrr a~I(,1trrTd1irn.

.Wie, Sic beiben ,Sdiller.' Nlir
9enau 10, tuie Der grobe Sidter?"-
Stein, ni6t genau, benin i6 bin bios
Der 9err S1iller !" 7l]E sa1l lG @n1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
e Cine amndi[alts Gsridtsotrbanotuns.

Ser tleine Wlaun. Der oa auf Der
a%ntla9ebant iibt, bat Aorrgniht bas
Masfbeu, als ob sr einen Witmenl6cn
bctriibsn tonne. unO Dennptb 1T er az.
setlu9t, Den BE tanrateur ". in 2eip=
ala nit einen .asfabli6en @ertseua
inn Ginne oes @eIeBes" uerleBt 81 baben.
Gas seidbrliae g'cttseu9 mar ndiRlib
Elm Sicrglus. SD mar Se a6ber ocd
bidtig raNi9 nj zen aloet Ureinb."
meint Der Nngetluaie in 9esiebung an
ben @erleyten. @as that er Sbnell
oenn su 2eioe?" iragte Der GOriiBence.
-. g9al pcralbert bat'r mih."-.~3O=
our6?"-nGe SOGe iuar &c ndmliN
10. SD bate mer ppr d boar @ohen d
Siebndeu Gstooit, obbsr oas 2llmitD
wollte teeue Ser leqsn F; iuie ib ens ON
Stcmmtilte ersaDlen chat, ba nleente
Der 8elisraoeer 49,. nee'm Dem ih luoll-
nen bDu, i0 ipllte Il Stidben SrOo
nit Gjamillentbse beieiGt'n IN risle3
oann ben Siebndsn Sc ireiien a'eem.
ga i6een, oas bab ID Oo1 9emaGt I'M
ri6tis, am nd6lien Morsen fam i'd
sebn Gier i'm Stolle. .HaoOierli9 bab
ID Den Sbier9en slei6 miooer Gamil-
lenbrDp 9egee'm I'M an ndhlien Wor0en
lasen piOoer sebn Gier oa. 60 sing's
brei Sage lang. g8ie ID aber an bie.=
ten Murgen in II 9iebnertall lam. Oa
lag nee'm Suttden d s,oBer 3ettel I'm
oaorauf iiano sei6rie'm: SD lam
nidt mebr !-Seys ains mer eri6t d
2idt uft baB mid Die Sumi6e Oil
| StGmmtiI6e peralbert batten. SaiO
b'rauf bat merid oO6 nnier Saus=
mann ersablt, oab n'r %. alle Gage
lid bon jeDen Stammsalt Eat ann Gro=
i9en see'm lailen uno fer oas aeianl=
melte GelO bat r Die gier sefoOft, Die
er mer nadens in N Siebnerlall
bratoisirte. Sc msridten iuarsn &c
iebrisens idon faul In obaten belliI1
rie9en.-Na, oa Tenn Sc lid moi!
oenfen, baS ib niloe uuroe liz alei
niebersins gu Den alten Sifiifaner. Sn
Der Sosbeet bah ID mid oann nidt
mGBigen 9eionnt III balm es gietbebb=
den an 8Opp sewirt. "-3um Slid
mar Die Gerlebung feline sefdbrli6e, Der
geiiBer Der pOm pielen gierlesen 10 febr
eri6Opften Senne iull,Oe gu elmer @elO=
ftrafe BON 20 Mart perurtteilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
Gluubhuft.

"a ,Warum beiratben Sic eisentlid
nidt2-.S6 babe 200, O00, Marl
G6uloen uno ba finoet man 10 fduet
ettpas Yaifenbes." I3"''.@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
5HliBnliidstea AnmpIintent.

8emerber Gu ieiner tiinftisen
S9miegermutter): 30. meme 8ndpige,
Sic iino ia 10 jung! Sbr Srdulein
Sr6ter fDnnte ia Sbre Mutter fein !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

.aL8 eim Stat pom S6Ia9 9e.
~troffen uuroe IN 2oBnib, Sa6ien.
Der S6ubmader Sbierfelber. Oils er
semiitbli6 beim Gtat lab unO serabe
Dieoer ausipielen mollte, ianf iein grm
bonn Slide, Die &arten fielen aug Der
SanO-ein S6la9fluB batte Dem 2eben
oes Mannes elm id1es @noe bereitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

.Garlden, tuenn Su brab bift uno
ben 2ebertbran INNER oroentli6
nimmii, befommf gu 81 Sfern einen
Sauslebrer!"-,8 elt, Mama, Der muB
bann ben 2ebertbran trinfen2" E>a d
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
nerurhltd1e RiirsItdrt.

SIMMER bilf Su nit Dem giien ,In-
suirieOenlfun o ih oadte ood, 9u tuer-
oeft tuenisitens i'm Nnfans u~nierer Gbe
Elm @u9ei auoriiden!-rSa redt serne.
iogar beiGe-aber oa idmedt es mir
aud 1nidt beiier !1I.LaalH sL.lllL and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
BeIrtnturnnr Itrhrsrrklar,,uo

nNd, 9ndoises Jrdulein-i@ liebe
Sie-erb6ren Sic mi6-i6 lieae Dor
Sbnen bierai i'm Stanbe!"-vSitte febt.
mein 9err-uniere Seppide limb ni6t
ftaubi9!" sIGIgf Hs1f4E a3s.ggtbj
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07

& Sin &omani6riftfeller iudt In cine
m6slidii abenteuerli@e Gamilie biuein.
5%ubeiratben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
sd,It,r,,,,rs as1iBuerIfannnie.


Serr @ursl i9reibt am StammtiFde
ieiner in Der Spmmerfrii6e meilenDen
Gjattin cine Nnii5tsfarts: p2iebe 2ptte a!
@ratulire gu Seinem Geburtstage. @ir
tommen am GDnntas !" Na6 mOoernsr
iibliGer Geiuobnbeit ldBt er Die Garte
bon allen ieinen SreunOen nit unter:
fdreiben. Sn Der SOmmerlriiGe nit
ieiner 99wdaerin ansslangt, finOet {.
feline Srau nit suei gemietbeten &66in=
men in boiler S%bdtiafeit beim Gii6er=
beroe. IS miro a~eiotten unO gebraten,
uno i'm @arten iieGen Orei Sii9e su=
iammenseriidt nit swansis GeOeden.
lin 9immels millen, mas treibt gu
oenn? 9a miro ia setodt ME in einem
@irttsbauie! 9u ideinlt gang Sird=
ba6 einselaoen gu baten?"-r@as
fdllt Sir ein-i9 Gabe Niemano GELD
ben @ber tpenn gu nit stuansig Yer=
icnsn fommlt-iieb bod 3eine &arls
an-5wansis unteridriItm iinb
brauf!" a4>a- ,..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-07
6elb su perleiben.

guf cultipirte Narmen iinb Stabtsumb=
eisentbum su ben niebrisffen 3inier @eIb lit
beliebisen Summeu 81 perleiben. Seutiben,
Die nit mir in bieSer gesiebuh9 @eIddfte tbln
mouen, sur Ra6ridt, baB Ser u. 8. Refen=
berger, Elm albefannter beutlder SHr9sr, be-
reit lit, ais Sollmetider leine 0ienite gu Isiben.
7 t-i f'Ai4@~ 6. 9. q m o 0 g.
u 16=3mth -tsIsI' ct. Gloub, 1Minn.
-. .t4. EnE .-,rrftS IN go -
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

I'VE indorse the economical and business
like administration Of Governor Stephens ."
The candidates oi the Democratic party stand
upon the platform of which the above is a
plank. The people OF Missouri will on Tuc>.
day he requested To pass upon their endorse
n,nt oi this platform and its candidates.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

II YOU fear IS of a soldier to every ihous-
and Of inhabitants ard that one a boy from
your own home and firc,iir, YOU are afflicted
with Bryan's tremor "militarism'' and should
unquesiionably vote for the Nrbraskan. II
you think however that tue alarm sounded.
liam Mckinley.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Referring To- the 81 ,ic debt. the Democratic
platform says: This debt has been paid off
by Democratic economy" (e. x. the last lepis'
latufc) until only S,,637.ooo ~ bonds tc.
main To he paid" Chairman Scibcrt and Mr..
Dockcry now state. that the debt Of Missouri
is no, this amount. hu, should be increased
by the school fund Indebtedness Of over ST..
100000 II is now up To the people Of Mis-
souii whether tn, v will continue IN power
this ring which turned a cash school furd into
M indebtedness and denied the existence of
this deb, IN ,h,i r state platform.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

I'VE demand the taxation of all corporate
franchises. both domestic aud foreign. doing
business in the state. Demo Ia'ic platform.
The Democratic senate killed a bill taxing
railroad. bridge and telegraph, company fran
chiScs, which had passed the house and Of
which Governor Stephens said; Its rrovis-
ions are fair, ample, jus, and adequate and !
do not believe that the people of this state will
indorsc non-ac,ion in this matter by the Cen
cral Assembly" Non-action was the ont
come and the state machine come before the
people boldly demanding that which they de
ica,cd in the las, legislature. Even Stephens
could not reckon upon Endorsement of this
course and he was righ, for once. II is a fact
no, to he dispu' cd that the last legislature
subscrvcd first the interests of the railroads
and secondly those of the people a change
is that is needed in Missouri.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Vote for DR.. NJ T.. Chastain the Rcpubli.
can nominee for state senator. Our state cap.
i,ol ''orsc'n, need the composer aud singer Of
"Swce Brides" but ,he people Of Saline
county do need a representative IN the upper
house At Jefferson City whose influence may
command a liberal appropriation for onr new
stat, institution. Or Chas,ain j. The man.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

II you voted for Mckinley and prosperity
III 1890 ditto your good record of iour years
ago, because you got what yoi voted for. II
Won favored Bryan then, reI,udia,c him for
his false prophecies and acknowledge your
own misgivinys by helping to swell the NJ.
Kinley III .jorily.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

item of extravaganza aud ruthless disr' gard
of their constituents interests. which the tax
payers of Missouri were frs, required to p,v
ing in power the same party. Is not the out-
rage sufficient Ia turn any MAJ from his patty
and force upon him The conclusion, that this
part, 50 long intrerchcd in power needs turn.
ing down?
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

II the tax payers OF Missouri are satisfied
with having the valuation of real and person.
al property raised, while that Of the railroads
is reduced, they should continue in power the
state ring which constitutes the Board of
Equalization.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Vote for the legislative nominees OF a party
which promises TO go before the people on its
record, VIII N inrrus,cd in Office and not at.
temp, the baby act oi trying to SHIFT RESPONSE
bility upon a minority
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Croker has a fondncss for England The ma.
jor portion Of his time. IN fact at all times.
cxccp, during campaigns. when his duties as
''hoss." recall him irom his sporting rccrca-
tions. Bryan at the recent Sis u plate ban.
qurt III New York gave voice Ia the following
''Grca, il Tammany aud Croker is its prop,.
G, " Wha, do YOU think ri this from the sin.
crrc o. friend oi the masses' Moreover.
how would you like Ia see Croker nj the Court
oi 81. James ~ our AMBASSADOR This tnriman
might h. willing 10 give mp his stables Ia
stand ~ III, representative of a Bryan admin
i~>,ra,ion before Queen Victoria.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Chairman Jones after his usual cry of cocrci,
On, intimidation aud corruption at the polls
now Processes his belief that the election will
be fair, perfectly fair" It's dollar, to dough.
nuts however that upon the night Of the 9th
of November, he will resort to his old excuse.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

The paramount, issue il: Are YOU willing
To le, good enough alone" And the answer
will he Yes in the reelection OF William
Mckinley.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

a witness who PLAYED a promincn, par, in
the conviction Of Caleb Powers now conic>S,s
tina, his testimony was pcrjnrcd and ,ha, he
received btibcs from Arthur and Ju>,ns Gor.
bel. Kentucky upon TUESDAY has tie chance
Of rcbuking this desperate Gocbcl faction in
the election OF Ncrkes rs governor. Her best
citizenship regardless at party are OF one mind
upon this main,, nance o' their civil liberties.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02
MARSHALL :. REPUBLICAN,.

aud other cities are fakes The article CLOSES
with this admoni;ion: Don't bet" which
proves that the editor has a regard for the
pocket hooks Of his readers IL not for the
truth.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Vote tor establishing aud maintaining Our
authority on those islands acquired 10y a ,rca.
II, whose adoption Mr.. Bryan himsel urged.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Onc oi the chief objections urged agiins,
Flury II tina, he was one, u ri,l,oid conductor
and bvc.,us. his lu, wa. once ~ humble one.
his candidacy ior the high Office oi governor
i, ridiculcd by SOM p,,riclans. Tue, he is
one of the comwon people and has their inter
es,S u, heart. In, the man who rises high in
the estimation at his fellow cit lcns AM upon
whom is bestowed u high honor by n grca,
party is all the more n true man from the dis
advantages he has overcome and hard earned
success, he has achieved. Flory is practicable.
homes, aud capable man, whom Missouri will
do well in clccting governor,
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

The Republican county ticket is composed
of clean. homes, and capable men, and is good
enough to vote straight.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Bryan puts the word OF a Sunday Sun wri.
ter above that of n dozen or more promincn,
Republican statesmen. Desperation pushes
him To this extreme.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

The Democratic platform declares ,ht the
management, Of our cleemosynnry institutions
is the equal of those OF any state in the Tn.
ion. Let the voter not content himself with
this rejection upon those OF other states.
This plank is an infercntial endorsement, of
Coombs. his immortality and his drunkenness
The machine submits this platform ior the ap-
prevail of Missouri Democrats, bu, many will
repudiate il, by voting ioI a change in state
affairs.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

DO you wan, to swap horses while cross.
ing Prosp. rity's stream" is a very forcible way
of putting the paramount issue of the cam.
paign.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

The Republican county nominees arc in the
highest sense worthy Of the suffrage of the
electors Of Saline county.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Jefferson, founder OF the earlier day Demo
crazy made the regular army .ooIsS Of the
population, which under Mckinley is only,
.oooSS OF the population Only those wlothink
Jefferson a greater ''militariSt," should sup.
port Mr., Bryan in his charges of militarism."
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

For the same reason, that you wish to see n
continuation of the Mckinley administration,
representatives in accord with the president.
The Republican candidate Hon. Harry II.
Parsons is a citizen of our own county. a
young msn of exceptional brilliance, a culti-
waited speaker and well informed student upon
cconomi questions, his election would insure
the seventh district n careful and progressive
guardian of its interests.
Three clerks to every member Of the lcgis.
lature, whose salaries averaged s.. 50 is an
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Vote your own ticket and then see that
your Republican neighbor votes.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

a Democratic paper of this state asserts
that the big bets reported from New York
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Vote carly TUESDAY Nov. 9th.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Vote for a continuance of our prcscn, ptos.
perity.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Vote Tuesday, Nov. 9th.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

Election day Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-02

MARSHALL, MISSOURI, Nov. ,. 1900.
Election day Tuesday.
Vote Tuesday, Nov. 9th.
Vote early TUESDAY Nov. 9th.
Vote for a continuance of our present pros
peri,y.
Vote your own ticket and then see that
your Republican neighbor votes.
The Republican county nominees are in the
hig,,cs, sense worthy Of the suffrage oi the
electors Of Saline county.
The Republican county ticket is composed
of clean. homes, and capable men. and is good
enough to vote straight.
Vote Tor establishing aud maintaining our
authority OH those islands acquired 10y n trca.
II, whose adoption Mr.. Bryan hirisel urged.
DO you wan, to swap horses while cross.
ing Prosp. rity's stream is a very forciblc way
Of putting the paramount issue of the cam.
paign.
--------
The paramount issue is: Are YOU willing
tn le, good enough alone" And the answer
will he Yes in the reelection OF William
Mckinley.
BRYAN puts The word OF a Sunday Sun wri.
ter above tina, Of n dozen or more prominent
Republican statesmen. Desperation pushes
him Ia this extreme.
Vote for the legislative nominees of a party
which promises to go before the people on its
record, VIII n in'ruS,ed in Office and not at.
temp, the baby act of trying to shit RESPONSE
bility upon a minority
II the tax payers Of Missouri are satisfied
with having The valuation of real and person.
al property raised, while that Of the railroads
is reduced, they should continue in power the
state ring which constitutes the Board of
Equalization.
Chairman Jones after his usual cry of cocrCi
IN, intimidation aud corruption ut the polls
now processes his belief that the election will
be fair, perfectly fair. It's dollar, to dough.
nuts however that upon the night of the 9th
Of November, he will resort to his old excuse.
Jefferson, founder of the earlier day Demo
crazy made the regular army .oor, IS Of the
population, which under Mckinley is only.
.oooSSo of the population Only those whothink
Jefferson a greater ''nilitariSt," should sup.
port Mr., Bryan in his charges of "militarism. "
|
A Democratic paper of this state asserts
that the big bets reported from New York
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-21
sEiBERT AND EDWARDS RETURN.
Confidence in Adjustment of Jackson
COnnty D~itIcuitieS

Chairman j. Vi. Seibert ana Secretary Ed
wards OF the Democratic state
returned to headquarters yesterday from
Kansas City. where the committee had spent
Two days euGeav0rlus ~ strdighten ont the
taUgie III the affairs Of the Jackson County
! Democrats.
As the two rings Of the county Democracy
seemed TO be unable 10 arrive at an amIcd-
bic agreement III Regard 10 the trouble which
had eliminated IN a COHule-haFreied coHFch-
ton and the selection Of two sets OF dele
GATES. the State solved the
problem by announcing mat u new primary
would be held under its auspices, and all
previous action OF both wings would he ig-
uOred. Chairman Seibert Was authorized 10
appoint a committee Of five to take charge
OF the WORK Of arranging for the primaries,
and 10 see that the representatives OF each
OF the opposing factions were treated with
equal consideration In the matter OF repre-
sentatiou at the polls, SO that there could
be 40 complaint of Partially later.
Mr., Scibert appointed this committee yes
trrday. 1t consists of I. II. Wagner of
Memphis, William AuIl Of Lexington, VI. 7.
Davis OF Aurora, W. p. Cruce OF E'dorato
committee Will meet next Monday In the
Midland Hotel In Kansas City to arrange
for the holding Of the primaries.
Chairman Seibert expresses confidence in
the outcome OF the primary To a Republic
THE State spent two days de-
liheratirg over the Kansas City troubles.
We were confronted with two tickets and
two county committees, both claiming to be
regular. a continuation OF IHeSc TWO lthStS
ia the field would have resulted In the de-
feat of both. 1t was the desire OF the State
Committee that the local factions settle
their own differences ana agree upon one
ticket, but, after two weeks effort. this was
found To be impossible.
The committee, therefore,. had no alterna-
tive but to place the contest back with the
people under a primary. which VIII be 80
conducted as 20 insure absolute fairness to
al interests. Each side Will be given equal
representation In Judges and clerks. The
polling places will be located SO as to best
meet the convenience of voters. Every Dem
ocrat entitled TO vote viii be given an op-
uortunity to cast his ballot without offensive
Interference from any quarter. Every bal
lot will be honestly counted.
THE State Committee has no right nor
desire TO say who shall constitute the ticket
of the Jackson County Democracy. 1t has
but one purpose to subserve In the settle
uent Of the unfortunate party differences
existing there, and that is to afford the
Democrats of that county equal opportunity
TO select their own ticket. The State Com
mittee will pursue. IN the management OF
the primary, the s~trictest tIapartality be-
tween the factions. No one will be given an
advantage or any Just cause TO complain.
1.-The settlement OF these party differences
"a now I'D to the Democracy of Jackson
County. and the committee firmly believes
that a ticket fairly and honestly nominated
will be elected from top to bottom"