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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-03-13

There are now in the United
States more than a million men,
bers of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows. They own 1,400
halls and temples valued at SIS, 000,-
600. In Que year the Order ex.
tended relief to 10000 members,
Is, $50 patriarchs and 5000 widows
The total amount of money expend
ed the past year was 1865, 48S.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-03-13
Brewer on Jury Service.

Notable words from Justice
Brewer to the students of Yale
College. "The juror is treated
little better than criminal. He
is locked up at night, and is given
little more pay than day laborer.
he Is compelled to listen to the
wtahgle of lawyers. | hope that
the day will come when the juror
will be treated like gentlemen, and
when he will receive the pay of a
business man. / also hope that
the jury system of conviction will
give way to one in which the con-
currence of a reasonable number
of Jurors shall determine the YER
diet"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
5tab Galtfnrntem
-iiber bic
Nsrtb @eitern 8abn
Sn 9ar9wassons fur Senritsm iehex
9isnitas unb samitas Worseu.

an,9ienftagen: perldBt minneapolis
9 $50 oorm., ct. Saul 10 100 PORN. itber bic
Iortb @eitern 9inie ua6 Smasa oann tibet
Union 8acific unb Ssben tommt an in Gan
Malaiscp Srsitas 9fa6t IL rs unb in Cos
Gnesles Samita9 Mtprgen Z 100 an, woburd
bas 5onntassreiicn ocrbntet wiro.
@a 5%amitasen: perldBt minneapolis
9:3o abenbs, ct. Saul 10 100 aberos, iiber
bic 8prtb 8eftern Sabn mad Sanias Gttg.
bann iiber Ganta Sc Strede onr6 oas iu=
tersjiante New Merico uno Gri;ond uns
foHmt in Sos angeles $50 Wor9e1s on.
Sieie lins bic populdriteu Streden mad
G%aliiorniea unb ermO9liden es, Su 9erin9ea
shlslaeeu in bequs,ner uro anseuebmer um=
sebunS burb bic maleriiditen NIB 9roBartisz
fen Sbeile amerifas SI retlen.
Golden, Die %porbaben, biefen @intsr nod
G%alifornien su reiien, liefern mir unentselS=
lid Sartsn, Hnten nub ole SnformationeM
neuu iis ii6 IN s. 81. . 'Srien, Stabt=
Eaiiaslsrasent, 4l3 Iicouet ape., Wiuneas
polls ooer an e. q. @bitafer, Stabt=
Haiiasierosent 3S2 &obert Str., ct. Saul
wenbea, pber weun Tie abrslireu au s. ~
SeaSSaIe, General : YaKa8icratte
ct. YatiI, Yttttt. 4S:9t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Grpser Contract fir ubrem.

Sine umerifaniide Sirma bat iid
perpfli6tet, wdbrsnS bes Sabres swd
Wiaionen ubren gu l~iefern. Oieie
Seiteauns lit bel psitem bic sr6Bte,
Die ie fur 3eitbeitimmanssartitel &C.
madt murbe. SeitbeE Sic Yraris,
ubren ais Prdmien gu gsben, 10 ou=
semein seporben lit, tit cine sroBe
ansabt Sirmen itets bamit seIddftist,
bieielben 81 beiorsen unb guar nur
fir bisien 3ped ALIEN. n@Olbsn@rat
Selt" 8ter bebarf feines Frdntums,
I'M es su ~perfauten, benn es wi.b se=
breut aus benz retnIten @eiienaals
unb 6ppfen nab ioute in iebem 9ein
9ebraudt werbeu. SeIteut es BEL gu=
rem nd6Fer Serfdufer ober laBt gud
baalit uerieben uon 8. Gensteu,
ct. Gloub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Gin tsnlii@er MnSriT.

Gin Nusriff wuroe neulid auf 6.
s. Collier uon Gberotee, Sowa, &c
mndt, Der li6 balb Iatal ernielen bdtte,
err fam bon leinen N'eren Sein Gifz
fen murbe 10 labm, baB ct it'd ni6t gu
biden permodte obne sroBenS dmers,
nod in einem Stubl iiben tonnte, obne
baB er nit Siiien seltist murbe. &eir
Wittel balf ibm. bis er. electric git
ters perIu6te, meldes cine iol6 wuns
beruoae @enoeruns erpirfte, baB Ell
lbreibt, er iible mie Elm neuer Wann
Oiele munberpoue WeOiSin beilt Giif.
fenpeb unb Nierenleiben, reinist bas
8lut unb baut Cure @eiunbbeit auf
Iur so Gents in @. S. 6ubn's apo:
tbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Npti, fir Sbanfli3ens.

@s wirb hermit befaunt sema6t, bop benz
Stabtratb pes Sila9e ct. Martin elm lehritt=
Iihes @ein6 fir Stanflisens alf ein Sobr
pom 8. Gopember 1901 bis sum 8. Nouembu
1909 pom naditebenoen Gerlonen nnterbrei=
tet unb in meiner Stfee btnterle9t wnrbe:
Gaspar S6Gfer unb Eeter Sacobp III eiuem
26x50 SUB sroben Simmer zines ypei Stod
bpben @ebGilbes auf ebsuem @obeu nit Der
Nront mad Der Siibielte pom Wtain Strase
in oenanntem Silase ct. Martin, M Der
uoromeitlideu @fe zines 2anbitiides, oas
Giaenibum bes @ilbelm Slad lit.
@enanntes @eiud mirb in elmer auf ben
9. Gppember 1901 anberaumten SislnS tM
Stabtratbslaale bes %senannten Sila9e.
Stearns Gountp, Minn., erOrtert uno bar=
iiber beitimmt werben.
Seseust unb nit Siesel bes Siuase ct.
Martm perIeben am Is. October 1901.
sos. 9 10 II / 9 en-, Erdlioenf.
Sos. Oie6eri9 8, &ecorber. 47-s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Cine fiaere &ebensteriderund.

5err Srie6ri9 5aas, Or, in 0oua,
Wo., 9ibt barber folsenbe Quftldrz
uns: Bum geiten meiner leibenbes
Mitmeni6en muB i'd seiteben, baS
Sorni's glpentrduter glutbeleber poa=
hrinst, mas fir Jpn beaniprudt pirs.
gr lit bas uOrsisli9ite glutreini=
sunssmittel, basi6 femme. Cine Slal9e
bapon i'm Suule lit bic Bette eebens=
perli6erung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
mnnrruea Drama.

g 9ouipte1bt4ter rNun
tpeib id nidt, pie i9 ben Baron
SGneibepib fterben lafien ipl?"-
6 rttiter: rNa. i9 bG4te, es
pdre am beiter, tpenn er ii9 mittelit
feiner S9nurrbartbinbe erhGnst ober
erbroNelt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Tragt die die SoTte, Die lr Inner Gekauft hal
: sssii AMMzZm

ouf cine 2aparotomie (9audidnitt
ST. geeinigt .bdtten. Sr. Wfann
mad)te Den Ginidnitt Ourd Die 8un-
Sc unb fanb iofort Elm Stiid 3eug,
peldes bie &ugeI 1T Den SdruBfanal
geriiIen bate. I6t Minuten ipater
ptrOen &ei5mittel nit Strpdnin,
Gnonac nno bann Morpbinm anae.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
3ukiiuffiurH.

. Dame rSenfen Sic ii6, Srau
Doctor, bieie Wtiiler tit 70 unsebilpet,
bab iie lire SDbne ni6t einmal ielbit
gum GinidbrisenzGramen porbereiten
fnnn"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31

RaT'nihrant untereeprau1. Orsly
M'rtfnnpiere, i'm g trace prn etpa
100000 limb gum III il une, febt;d,
fpenn lie audi fir Die mGuber oar nitt
roer nur i9tper in @s'b umsuIsbsn
Iinh. Man glaubt, baB Die Stat ron
ieds MGnnern beGangn puroe. sic
,nttamsn unbebeairt. neil i'm Srte
;elbit bic Defamation beim Sprensen
bes S9ranfes tpunberbarer Weiie ni4t
pernommen purbe. pdbrenb iie cine
balbe Meile entfernt sebDrt tpuroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Salt.s cure @inseDeiSs ia Crsnuns

g%esitopfuns ODER Oiarrhoe, penx
Guer g~insemeioe auBsr Srbnuns Iins.
gascarsis Gausp Gatbartic brinst bic
Ielben roieber in natfrli6e Action.
g1te Se3lets marftrt G. 6. @. SIZE
in Waiie pertauft. N0e a~potbefer 10
Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Wiu Rekruteu.
DIR General Gbaffec criudlt per 4a.
bel nm Ibienonna bon 600 Ge.
frnten, nm 2iidsn ST fiiaeu.
Der ,Mbmiral" GrumninibielS uiro
bis Sribjabr bas GummanoO oeS
enrDpaiiden 8cidipaoers
iiberncbmen.
GaReniprenger crbcntem in Serea, O.,
@crtbpapierc snm 8etrag oun
mebr ais 100000.
@erIattet Metru ten.

@erIattstM etru ten.
Waibinston, %. Dit.
Sas &rieasamt bat bon benz 9ene@
/ raj gbaffee cine aabeloepei6e erbalz
| ten, in pel6er Der 9eneral um Iblenz
bung bon 600 &etruten na6 Mantla
er1u6t, I'm Die 2iiden in mebreren IRE
eimentern allssufiiIen. gbaffee beri6z
tet, bab bic YrGIensftdrfe Der Irmee
auf 2u5on ieBt UNI 5000 damn GERM
ger lit ais am lebten 1. Sanuar.
gropninibie1b rbefOr=
Dert".
8aibin9ton, %. Sft.
Ser sSlptteniefretGr Song ~tiinbigte
beute an, bab Der 4bmiral gropninz
lbielo, sur 3eit Gbef bes Hapisationsz
bureau, bisIer STEELE entbpben perbe,
UNI I'M nG6iten Mdr5 bas Commando
bes europdii6en Gei6nabers gu iiberz
nebmen. Gein Na6fulser ipirb Der
Ibmiral Senrp 6. Saplor. Der Slot
teniefrstdr fagt, bab bieIer Plan i6on
i'm lebten glpril bei6loFen purbe, ais
gropinibielbs p%ieridbriser Sermin
als gbef bes Hapigationsbureau ablief
uno Der Iomiral fir eiren tpeiteren
Sermin erndnnt nuroe. Grotpnini9ielo
iibernimmt bas COMMANDO bes EURO
nGif6en 9ef6pabers srit i'm nG6iten
Sriibiabr, neil er CUR 3eit ben Sitel
zines Nbmirals nllr uer pfficio" als
Gbef bes Nabtgattonsbureau fii6rt.
4m nd6ften 9. 4pril pirb er aber
our6 Sef0rDerung ptrflt6 Elm gpn=
trezqDmiral, 10 baB bann ieiner gonlz
manooiibernabme ni9ts i'm Wege ftebt.
Sal 3ranfi prenger.
Smaba, %. Dit.
Giner Sepei9e an Den v9eralD"
aus UNDERWOOD, Sa., oufolee, iprengz
ten ginbre9er belte fritz ben &ahen=
f9ranf auf benz 8abn9bfe Der Sod
Sslanb 8abn unb erbeuteten cine be-
trd6tli9e Summe Gelbes. Die 8an=
bitten pliinberten Johann ben &aFen=
i9ranf Der &ees : @abrtel 2umber
Co., in benz lie ebenfaqs cine bebeuten=
be Summe barren @elbes unb
S9mudi aGen bon bobem Wertbe fam
ben. Sic Der dnanben nit ibrer 8eu=
te, obne cine p%erfolgbare Spur gu binz
terlaFen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
AIntH Grantees
SpesereibanbiunS
+ i'm +
0eraaania : SIof, st.. GIou1.

bietes, bas auerbeite in @rocerieu, 5uderuaa=
rem, fri6sn unb einsema6ten Srii4ten, Ia
bafen II. @i9arreu gu ben niebri9ffen Ereties.
9tl1 EN- @eriu6, nnb Der Suuoe Eiit 9epos%
men. Ser gut unb prompt bebient ie,n MD.
i6lieBs ii1 meiner taatdsli6 iid mebrens0
Sunbidaft an. 29=ajD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
& E?
San Srancisco, %. Stt.

Ouu OlultItSlpr 20. Sl@
GerbG9tige umitGnbe lenften bic
Mufmerfiamfeit Der 8unbesbebDrben
auf usn 9ilenii9en 9ampfe1 Sea"
Der nit elmer sroBen Senoung Waffen
unb S9iebporratb an 8orb, i'm biefiz
gen Soften liest. Man min es unter
alen umitGnben gu p%erbinbern fu9en,
bab Der 3riessbebarf in bic 9dnbe be,
Iioamerifanii9en Snfursenten ge=
langt. On 8orb Der Sea" befinben
fi6 45OO &emington=9 enebre nit 8a=
ionetten uro 100000 gatronen.
Den Tra6tortefen na9 gu urtbeilen
tommer bic Sa9en aus @l Bafo, po=
bin iie aus Merifo gum Wetterper=
ianbt eeIh;dt iein biirften. Sas
r@6iffsmanifeft" peiit bic Reeieruns
Bon @alpaSpr als Mbrefatin unb ben
6afen bon Ncaiuittla als 4bliefez
rnussort na9. Ser bteiise General
foniul bon Galpabor erfldrt, BON ber
Senbung ni9ts piHen. Die Mb=
ienber aber ,9ebriiber S9ndrb, be-
baupten bemseseniiber, bub fte i'm Mufz
TRACE Der @ebriiber Bloom in Seem
gorf banbelten, tpel6e ibrerIeits Mgenz
ten Der 3eaierung BON Salpabpr nGz
rem. Ser Sampfer mub i'm Safen
bleiben, Bis bic Gegieruug Die eingeleiz
tete lnteriu6ung beenbet bat.
San 5rancisco, 26. Stt.
Ser 6afen : Collector Stratton bat
lem 6ilentf6en 9ompfer r2oa", Der
cine NuastitGt @affen unb Munition
an 8orb bat, erlaubt, ben !9ofen gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
81 ei6e g nj E..

ON~NNr ~g ~
Giner Der freGftsn @;nbcii6e. Die ie
in Dieier @eQenD Des Staates Ttattgez
funben bab.n, purDe beute Su frii6er
Morsenitunbe in bieIem Srte oeriibt.
SIS brangen nGmli9 Ginbrez
der in bas @iIcnpoarengsfhdft ron
2atprence G. 8rtg5tiran. ipreugten ben
@eloI6ranf unb tntianen NIT Wertbz
|popieren gum 8sirage BON mebr als
100000.
Den grDbten @erluft erleibet Die
|9alotpin uniper7itdt. Sas iinaers
Witelieb Der 5irnla, 6. 6. 9rigbtman.
lift 6aasmeiiter Der Inffalt unb bette
als FOLDER idmmtli9e Wertbpapiere
eorFelhpn in @erpahruna unb in BEN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Sets,ifS scr @crhanblnnscn nit Den
GntfiErcrn Der Nrl. Stune trcf.
fen wiocriprcd)cnSc Se.
rid,tc elm.
g,eucraI Sutba hat ieinc StrcitfrSitt
in fleinc Ibtbeilnnacn aafselGi,
meld)e iest einselu fGmpfcn.
Nraentinicn itcllt ais SrObmna aeaen
Gbi!e ctlidc Griegsihiife in
Sicuit.
SIrtei.
Spnitantinopsl, 2S. Stt.

EDn1tanfIIlppsl, e. Stt.
Die Serbanoluussn NIT Den Sris
oanten psgen Der Sreilahuns Der emit
fiibrten Mifionurin Stone nebmen eli
nen bsfrispisenoen Serlauf uno Die bic
iiaen 9samten srlparten itiinplt9 pi6z
tioe @ntpitelunesn. SOr .fiinf Sasen
,parsn sri. Stone unp ibre Sesleiterin
noh pobl uno am 2eben. OemnaG lit
Die Meloung BON Dem Sooe Der 6ral
Siilta unbegriinpet. Sieie Nadri&t
fommt aus elmer iiaeren SueIe. ipelz
DE ocbeim ssbalten tpirp, pa lie Die ein=
sies lit, ourh welde nit Den Sriganten
pertehrt pcrpen fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
Cos MnaeIes. Gal., %. Sft.

Cos Mngeles. Gal, %. Sft.
Ser friibsr in Soleeptle, 81. g., n
lGftge 4lfr. Dodge. utelbete i'm bieiisen
9unbesgeri9t feinen 8anferott an.
gr bssiffert feline 8erbinbli6fetten
1uf $1,647, O43, fein 9ermDsen auf
s2,569,OO4.
s9lieBt fi9 pieber BET
repubfit. Yartei an.
Henp, Nep., %. Sft.
Der 8unbesfenator Sobn g. Sones
pom Tepaba fiinoiste bcute an, bab er
Iia pieber Der republitaniI6en Yartei
Mgef6lpRen babe. gr erfldrte, bab
II INNER in alien Srosen. nit Iusz
nabne Der @dbrungsfra9e, i'm Gin
tang nit hsr republttunii6en Yartei
gc6anoelt fnbe. 9a bur6 Die cGDc:aa
Gptof1rber ag Die 0dhrunasfrag: o.
lDIt. refp. eSilberfruge tpbt lei, 10
hoIt{ er es Fir bas 8cIte, iid6 piebe-
ter republitaniI9sn Partei an6uz
fthiieRsn.
s. Ii r SIaf9enbtsr n ,
MineraIpaer braudt man n
@robbritannien idbrlia ettpa O,oot
! S.onnen &ores.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-10-31
AuprrbEl.

81: rWer itab benin Sbre Sutss
na9barn9"-Y n ii 8 g 4 :
tim: rI9, infer 9ut lit 10 srob.
baB mir iiberbaupt teine Na9bdrr
hdben!"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17
MORE INCENDIARISM.

The negro has suffered by more vicious
advice since 1868 than could be summed
UP in large book. The latest parson to
give mischievous advice is Rev. Algernoh
S. Crapsey, jackass of white preacher
from Rochester, N. Y, who addressed
1000 people in Washington City on Sun
day night in the African NJ E. church.
Senator Cullom presided over the meet
ing. Here is sample OF his incendiary
advice:
''You have the right to vote. Vote and
If you die in the very act Of voting you
offer your life upon the altar of your
country. 1t would be small matter II
100, 900 lives were laid down to establish
the great principle of the absolute equal
ity of all men before the law. If armed
men invade your homes, die defending
your homes. Your death will not be use
less; it will rouse spirit of wrath in
the whole country that will come to your
rescue and will avenge your wrongs"
He is evidently in need of the services
Of a commission de lunatico inquirendo.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17
DEATH OF SOLICITOR RUSH.

The death of Mr.. Wiley Rush, Of Ran
dolph. solicitor of his district, will be
widely regretted. He was in the prime
of robust manhood, closing with honor
ard credit his first term as solicitor with
a certainty OF denomination and re-elec-
ticn. He had been elector, secretary of
the Democratic State Committee, and
held a position among the ablest of the
younger lawyers and politicians in the
State. He was growing in knowledge, in
breadth, in leadership and a career OF
large usefulness seemed to lie ahead
of him. He was sick only short time
when the sad and sudden news of his
death came to distress a host of friend
A leading citizen Of Randolph, in pri-
vate note to the editor says. "Mr. Rush S
death is terrible shock to his friends
and our sorrow cannot be expressed in
words
Without any aid except 4 clear head,
stout heart, and e high resolve Mr..
Rush made mis- way to leadership. He
leaves an hcnored name to his children.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17
DONE TO SAVE LONG9

The Washington Post, which has stood
troversy. tells why the two associates
of Admiral Dewey made the report that
has been fled. We quote:
Many of the Senator's and Represen-
tatives who discussed the matter yester-
day called attention to view of the
matter which has not yet been empha-
sized They pointed out that the two
rear sSmirals who condemned Schley
were forced to take this action in order
to avoid placing Secretary Long in po-
sition where his resignation would have
to be rendered. He could not have re-
manned in the Cabinet If the court had
rendered an opinion adverse to the Navy
Department. Not only would this dis
ruption of the Cabinet have occurred, but
with the incoming of new Secretary
there would naturally have followed a
complete Encouragement of the Navy De-
partment. Under the circumstances the
choice of two evils was presented and
the easier course of sacrificing Schley
was naturally adopted. 1t is appreciated,
as the Post said yesterday, that Admiral
Dewey alone was in the position where
he could exercise absolute freedom with
out endangering himself to personal dis
comfort from the enmity of the Depart
ment. Not only has Admiral Benham a
son in the navy, but Admiral Ramsay is
in the same position, his son being a
paymaster.
The people have always had the high
est opinion of Secretary Longs ability
and fairness and have had an idea that
he was not personally to blame for the
attack upon Schley though deserving of
criticism for permitting others to
shape the policy of the department in a
way to do injustice to a gallant officer
and take from his reputation. Secre-
3tary Long has been the victim of the
administration unjust policy carried
out through subordfnates, and some
day when the whole story of the plot is
known, those who criticize him most
severely Will probably see that stronger
influence than the Secretary of the Navy
were behind the whole unfortunate affair.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17
SPECIAL RATES TIA CHARLESTON

SPECIAL RATES TIA CHARLESTON
$685. To Charleston and return, limited
seven days from date of sale.
Tickets sold on Tuesdays and
Thursdays of each week until May
90, 1902. Routs via Cheraw and
Atlantic Coast Line.
500 To Charleston, S. c.. and. return,
limited seven days, tickets sold
Tuesdays and Thursday of each
week until May 29th, 1902. Route
via Columbia and Atlantic Coast
Line.
1886 To Charleston, g. c. and return,
limited ten days, tickets sold
daily until May 31st, 1902 Route
via Columbia or Cheraw and At
lantic Coast Line.
$1225 To Charleston, S. c. and return,
limite6---@u June 3rd, 1902. Route
via Co ia or Cheraw and At
lantic Coast Line.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway has
perfect passenger service to Charleston,
leaving Raleigh at 80 a. m, or 1855 p.
m, arrive at Charleston 7:30 p. m, Ills
a. M, respectively. Only one change of
cars, which is made at Columbia.
For further particulars write or call on
C. Fl. GATTIS. c. P. & T. A.,
Yarborough, House, Raleigh, N. G.
H. s. Lizard, T. P. A.
Yarborough, House, Raleigh, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17
GRASS IGNORANCE.

Presbyterian Standard
The editor of the Cosmopohtan siVos
as one reason for arbitration the lac'
that the Beers are held lin great prison
camns where the death rate and attend
ant horrors are almost equal to our own
AT Andersonville" Statistics show tnae
the death rate in Southern prisons uu-
ring the war was smaller than in North
ern prisons, although the South had noO
provisions enough for her own armies
and her, efforts to exchange prisoners
were baked by the official policy OF the
Federal commanders who preferred "
have both Northern and Southern SOL
diers in prison to having both on the
field again. And yet the Cosmopolitan
in it's Grass ignorance, expects Southern
readers to swallow the insult without
protest and to continue their supscrip-
lions to the magazine We all want ms
torical truth, but we ought to poycol.
people who are ignorant OF Or indinereh'
to the truth.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17
KNOX Is GETTING PUBLICITY

The Anti Trust League gave Mr..
Roosevelt a dose of Publicity before
Knox the favorite attorney of trusts, was
confirmed as member of the Cabinet.
There have been other Attorney Generals
who have been in close touch with trusts,
but Mr.. Knox is the first who just prior
to entering the Cabinet drew up the pa
pers for the great steel and kindred
trusts. His appointment was a fragrant
insult to the American people, public
scoffing at the antitrust laws, public
declaration that the trusts are in the
saddle. His confirmation is an open dec
laration that the trusts control today as
fully as they have done since they bought
the election in 1896.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17
DELIVER ME FROM MY FRIENDS

The Asheville Gazette, while not dar-
ing to openly join in the partisan defama
tion of Schley, still does so by quoting the
slur of so-called friend. 1t says:
"A friend of Schley once told the writer
that the Admiral was lazy'-a good fell
low and a brave officer but naturally re-
pugnant to discipline, and obstinate, I'M
reasonable and impulsive.
The man quoted evidently claimed
friendship with Schley for the purpose of
giving him Il blow below the Jelt. He
was like the Bible character often quoted
who began his attack by the affectiona to
greeting, 'How art thou, my brother?"
III this man is friend of Schley. the Ad-
miral should pray devoutly: Deliver me
from my friends
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17
1T rs WELL TO FEAR THE
GREEKS.

The news from Washington about the
Nicaragua Canal is not very encouraging.
If Senator Morgan, the ablest champion
of the canal, is displaced to make Sem
ator Hanna, an enemy Of the canal, chair
man, the people will feel that they are
at the mercy of the men who have formed
the trusts to control the trans Missis-
sippi transportation
During the life of Coils P. Hunting
ton, who maintained a lobby at Washing
ton to prevent the success of canal legis-
lation, everybody knew where to find
most of the opponents of the construc-
ton of the canal. Suddenly-presto
change every becomes in favor Of
building the canal, the opponents are so
earnest IN advocacy of the construction
wagon and have the glory of carrying
through the construction But our Wash
ington correspondent seems to think
there is some doubt about the genuine
ress of their conversion and to be Of
the opinion that their newborn zeal has
in it a flavor of the Trojan horse.
One thing is certain: The canal will be
deferred as long as the trusts that con-
IL oil the ns-continental railroad lines
can postpone it, They seem to think
they can secure longer postponements by
posing as friends of the canal than by
antagonizing it. The real friends of the
canal should fear the Greeks bearing
eifts''
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17
Opportunity to do a Good Deed.

To the Editor: Christmas will soon
be here again, and again | give my
friends, known and unknown, the OPP
portunity to do a good deed without
cost In our State prison, work
and Jail there are many men and women
and boys who will be glad to have you
remember them by sending, the periodl-
calls, papers, &C., that have given you so
much pleasure, to them.
| will be glad to have all who can
send what literature they can to Jones
& Powell, or to my home, at 123 Saund-
ers street, between now and Friday, and
/ will with real pleasure, distribute 70
the prisoners in your name. Please &c
not neglect this. 1t is a little thing
but has hitherto been greatly blessed by
the Master.
MRS. n. c. BLAIR,
1923 Saunders Str5seet, Raleigh, N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17

Mr.. Dooley is wise man. In his latest
letter he tells us of many things that
seems important to Congressman" that
the people care little about, and adds:
What we want to know is, ar-re we
goin to have coal enough in tn hod
whin tn cold snap comes; will tn
plumbin hold out, an will tn job last. .
In this cold snap, housekeepers will agree
with Mr. Dooley that these things are fa-
more important than digging the Nicara-
qua Canal. the Monroe Doctrine, the Phil
ippine question and the like.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-17

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