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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
ME stanowi roznicy kto ma tronie
carskim zasiada.

w Krakowie ukazaf sic, jak do
nosi Nova Reforma', ciekawy do
kument.
jest to tiomaczenie memorjalu,
jaki W 1892 rozesiafa redakcja Pc
tersburskiego ,,Kraju" dostojnikom
publicystom rosyjskim z powodu
dziesieciolecia swej dzi~alalnosci, a
W ktorym stara sic przedstawit Ia
sfugi swe okoio szerzenia rusofl-
silva, czyli, jak sic sauna wyraza,
,rozszerzania wsr6d spofeczehstwa
polskiego trzezwo6ci, umiarkowa-
MIA i lojalizmu''.
Miedzy innemi, znajduje sic W
tym memorable wzmianka, re
,,kraj" zpowodu defraudacji W ka-
sic ,,Zwiazku polsko-amerykah-
skiego' rzucif podejrzenie, re pie
Made nalezaiy moze do sunny t. z.
Skarbu narodowego", przyczem
dodaje, IL uwaza ,,fakt ten IN smut
ny p~ocieszajacy zarazem" re
wzgledu na.... ,,dSbro spoleczea-
~sfro"t....
Wobec tego ~slusznie pisze NO
wa Reforma":
Me wchodzimy W to. jake po-
budki skionily .,Kraj' do zapew-
mania rosjan o swej Ola mich pozy-
tecznosci, nam wystarcza sam ola
siebie TAXI fakt, re redakcja tego
pisma poczuwa sic do obowiazku
skfadania raport6w sferom rosyj-
skim re swej dziafalnosci wsr6d
spofeczenstwa polskiego. / iezeli
,.kraI' ongis z powodu owacji, u
rzadzonej ks. Aleksandrowi Bat
tenberskiemu we Lwowie pisaf, re
,,przez usta p. Gniewosza i p. Ka-
minskiego ME przemawiala Pol
SKA, to ia jego spowiedz memorja-
Iowa. powinna przekonac nasze
spoieczeistwo i rozumniejszycb z
rosjan nawet, re tenn mniej ~jeszcze
Polska przemawia ne szpslt ,,Kra-
JUL"
W Filadelfji FACIAL wychodzic
nowy tygodnik litewski: ,,Lietu-
Wis.,, pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENT p. Anto-
niego ~.Jocisa.
Zyczymy powodzenia!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
Sensacyjny spisek.

Mfodoczeski dziennik .,Narodni
Listy", wychodzaey W Pradze, pus-
Gil " SWAT pogioske o wykrytym
przez wiadze pruskie spisku zolnie-
rzy-polak6w w6-ym korpusie armji
niemieckiei ma korzysc Rosji. Po-
gfoske te powt6rzylo ,Nowoie Wre-
mia W nastepujacych siowach:
,Wobec wiesci, dochodzacych z
Berlina, o rzekomem zaostrzeniu
sic stosunkow miedzy Rosja a
Niemcami, zoinierze-polacy um0-
will sic, re W razie wojny przejda
ma strone rosyjska. Wiadze wyzsze
przeprowadziwszy sledztwo, stwier-
dziiy fskt istnienia W armji ME
mieckiej agitacI ma rzecz Rosji.
Niemieckie biuro prasy rozeslaio z
tego powodu do wszystkich gazet
niemieckich wiadomosc o istnie-
niu propagandy panslawistycznej
wsr6d polakow ~poznanskich. w
Berlinie otrzymano nadto informa-
Gle urzedowa o TEN nowem zjawis-
ku. Wiadomosc ia nieprzyjemnic
dotknefa sfery urzedowe, ktore do
tychczas byfy przeswiadczone, re
nienawisc polakow do rosjan jest
nieprzeparta, j re MONA zawsze
posfugiwac sic elementem polskim
przeciwko Rosji".
Pogiosks to niewatpliwie cha
rakterystyczna. Niktby jej ME po-
wtarzai, gdyby sic ukazaia pred
5-6 laty. Ale dis, po tylu obja-
wach hakatyzmu, wobec rozgory-
czenia ludnosci polskicj W Prusach.
TAXA pogloska zaczyna wydawac sic
prawdopodobna W Pradze czeskiei
i W Petersburgu, gdzie stosunek
siowian do niemcow bywa pred
miotem szczegolnej uwagi prasy.
Mona przypuszczat, ~ ia po-
gioska ma zwiazek 2 niedawnemi
oswiadczeniami W sejmie pruskim
ministra Rhcinbabena, kt6ry twier-
dill, re ludnosc polska, navel zoI-
MERE, ogarnieci 81 nienawiscia do
niemc6w. w d. 10 stycznia Rhcin.
baben odczytywal W sejmie wyatt
XII 2 list6w do jakiegos zolnierza-
polaka we Wroclawiu, W kt6rych
podkreslii TAXI ustep:
-. musimy narazie tych prusa.
Row obslugiwac. Mic ME szkodzi.
Nauka ME idzie W las. Ne swych
wychowanc6w d~oczekajs sic oni raz
dobrych maistr6w-na wlasne sk6.
ry. Ucz sic pilnie, gdyz ci sic to
kiedys przyda; sadie, he mnie TO-
zumiesz..."
Ten 9 korpus, O kt6rym wspomi.
naja ,.Narodni Listy', rozlokowany
jest wiasnie ma Slqzku, a sztab jc.
go znajduje sic we Wroclawiu. W.
docznie zatem jskies rubaszne lis.
~ 2oinierskie We Wroclawiu zwr6-
city uwage wladz, a ztad wyrosla
wiadomose o psptzysiezeniu" pre-
civ Prusom ma tie panslswistycz-
mem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11

W Filadelfji FACIAL wychodzic
nowy tygodnik litewski: .,Lietu-
Wis.,, pod kierownictwem p. Anto-
niego .Jocisa.
Zyczymy powodzenia!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11

ia musi bye stanowczo usunieta,
obOwiazkiem zas rady miejskie
jest W tym kierunku z Gala usilnos-
cia wspofdzialact".
"A vice zarzuty .,Czasu", chociaz
rzekomo ~,,przesadnie ostre" - byfy
siuszne! Naszem zdaniem. W takich
razach - ~przesadnic ostry ton
jest k%oniecznie potrzebny!
Czekamy dalszych szczeg6iow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
Co sfychac?
Il Detroit, Mich.
Tenfr tor. Osrintu.

Teatr amatorski urzadaa Tow.
Przyjaciof oswia,y W nisdsisls wis-
MIA Hall, r6g Russell i Leland al.
Doohod przeznaczony ma ksztaicaca
sic niezamozna m}odziez. Poczatek
o godz. 7.30 wiecaorsm. Bilsty 20
80 % O. Pc teatrae bal. Prosimy
jaknajuPrzeimiej o poparcie.
KOmifet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11

Zaburzenia W Moskwie, Charko-
vie, Kijowie j Petersburgu mialy
wpiynqc tax przygnebiajqco ma ca
ra, IT, zamysla podobno o abdyka-
eli.
Gdyby istotnie a rzadzil Rosjq,
TO abdykacja jego bylaby wypad-
KLEIN waznym, poniewai jednsk
rzadzi tam system chihsko.mongol-
ski, W ktorym a jest tylko pred
s~tawicielem b6stws ma ziemi, "a
twierdzajacym TO, co mu jeeo ka-
plant - czynownicy kazq, przeto
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11

Jesli cheese mice doskona}y bittsrs
ma zoiadek, co leczy j wzmaonis or
gany trawienia, odzywis caiy system,
powieksza apetyt ! u wsaystkis
malaryjne dolegliwosoi, to ME ansj.
dniesz lepsrego, isk Sevsry zoiad-
kowy Bitters, zrobiony z czystyoh
r~oslinnych ingredyenOyi. Cena so Q.
$l.oo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
NOtatki.

Jezeli tracimy W p. Jablohskim
prezesa Zarzadu Centralnego, to
ME tracimy W MIN jeszcze szermie-
RIA "a sprawe narodowa. a to rzecz
najwazniejszs.
Ma jskiemkolwiek stanowisku,
byle dzierzyc wysoko sztandar spra-
wy ~naszej, to - hssio, oil kt6rego
p. Jablohski ME odstapi, tego je-
stesmy pewni,.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
POssuknie
DIR. s. SzudrdtcskIeqo.

DR.. S. Szudra,rskiego.
ktory ma prssbywac " Chicago. Je.
sliby on sam, lub ktos z }sskawych
czyteln how wiedaiai jego adres,
MECH mnie sawiadomi, "A co bede
bardso wdzieosny. l.. j. Gee o,c-
SKI. aptekarz, pa Fleet st., Cleve.
land, o. (lS)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-11
N~ies}uszny zarzut.

Przeciwko projektowi kongresu
polsko-katolickiego wystapilo gwal-
townie ubieglego tygodnia buffalo
skie Echo W dwuszpaltowym ar
tykule, zarzucajac ,,Polakowi w
Ameryce", re niema prawa projek-
towac zwofywac kOngresu, skoro
s~przeciwia sic sprawie tax waznej
1ak urzadzenie Dnia Polskiego
podczas wystawy Panamerykan.
skiej. Dostalo sic PREY tel sposob-
nosci prasie naszej "a to, re pro-
jekt kongresu popiera i to zniewala
mas do wypowiedzenia slow kilku
nie W zamiarze klocenia sic z
,Echem' a ola wyjasnienia nasze-
go stanowiska, 10 powtarzamy to,
cosmy juz W poprzednich hume
rach ,,Zgody" oswiadczyli. re -
naszem zdaniem - kongres poisko-
katolicki Jest sprawl ola przyszlosci
wychodzctwa polskiego w Ameryce
niesfychanie wanna.
,,Echo" pisze:
,,Prasa polsko-amerykanska W lot
pochwytuJe projekt kongresu, a
dlaczego zamilcza sprawc ,.Dnia
Polskiego'? d~laczego prasa nasza
ME skarci stroniczego postepowa-
MIA nPolaka W Ameryce' sprawie
Dnia Polskiego? dlaczego prasa ma
va ME ujmie sic "a kilkudziesieciu
tysiacami i "a re sic tax wyra-
zimy GAIA Polonia amerykanska
i ME wyda swojej opinii o ,,Pola-
ku", tax jak o ,.Dzienniku Chica-
goskim"? Czy prsss polska uwaza,
re take uparte milczenie, to spra-
vie .Dnia Polls" o kt6ry nam
wszystkim chodzi - ME szkodzi?
Jezeli zas prasa nasza uwaza, re
,Polak" milczac - ma racje, to
dlaczego sama W tel sprawie CLOS
ZabieraY"
Otoz musimy powiedziec, ne do
piero z omawianego artykulu,. Echa''
dowiedzielismy sic o stanowisku
jake zajqf wobec Dnia Polskiego
,,Polak W Ameryce' j musimy PREY
znac, re stanowisko TO lest kary-
godne, ze winno bye potcpione. To
Jest nssza opinja o postepowaniu
POL. W Am" W danym razie. kt6-
ra ME wachamy sic wypowiedziet,
poniewaz yEchu" ma TEN zalezy i
poniewaz sprawe Dnia Polskiego
cd chwili jej powstania popieralis-
my ! nadal popiera6 bedziemy. Kto
przeciwko tel uroczystosci, majacei
bye stwierdzeniem naszego bytu
rIafodowego ma ziemi ~amerykah-
skiej wystepuie, ten - zaprawde-
kierowat sic musi bardzo samo.
lubnymi powodami. Inaczei tego
pojat ME muzemy.
Dlaczego jedhak, skonstatowawszy
nawet fakt, re Pol. " Am" ME
przychylny jest Dniowi Polskiemu.
many pominat milczeniem TO. co
mcze bye ola wychodzctwa polskie-
go W Ameryce wazniejszem. niz
oroczystos6 narodows podczas Wv.
stawy Panamerykanskiei, tego ME
rozumiemy.
Wszak Echo" musi przyznac,
Ne Poi. W Am" wystepowai sto-
kroe gorzei przeciwko Zwi9zkowi,
,,Zgodzie" j wog6le Liberation.
niz przeciwko Dniowi Polskiemu,
a jednak pragniemy o TEN "a.
pomniec jedynie ola dobra og6iu,
jedynie dlatego, re zamschy ma je.
zyk polski W kosciolach naszych
Evening star., 1901-07-31

Any pair OF our Mems $3.50,
- and S. Tan Kid and Calf
High and Low Shoes La the
Th;s 11,;s week $2'65
Evening star., 1901-07-31
uRIBE REACHES COLOMBIA.
Insurgent Leader Said to Have Join
Nc>u0Aa In fhA EfalA

Insurgent Leader Said to Have Joined
Forces I'm the Field.
A dispatch from New York last night
says: DIR. A. ]. Restrepo, agent here Of
the Colombian insurgents. and Raoul Pc
rex, who was Gen. Tribe TRIBES private
secretary, declare that the general is now
in Colombia They refused to tell just
where he Ia. but said that they expected
cable advices from him tomorrow. He will
have the assistance. they say. Of Gems.
Herrera and Marin and their armies. The
latter has 5000 men In the interior OF the
department Of Tolima.
Senior Perez explained that In Colombia
there has always been certain degree OF
antagonism between the Freemasons and
the clergy. and that this fact was taken
advantage OF by the insurgent party.
Sympathfxers ali over the world, he aver
red, contributed 100000 for munitions for
Gen. Uribe Tribes operations. DR.. Res
trepo Senior Perez further explained. while
he was in Europe. bought 1900 Mauser
rifles of the most modern pattern. The
doctor also bought 1900, 600 cartridges in
Belgium with the funds, Tribe Tribe being
In considerable need of ammunition. All
this armament, Senior Perez says. was
shipped months ago to Colombia In sailing
vessels, labeled as potatoes and asparagus.
Still further. according to Perez, II the
liberal party, of which Gen. Tribe Tribe
IL the head, succeeds In overthrowing the
conservative party's government. the
French Panama Canal Company VIII be
notified that all Of Its concessions are
void. that company having been notified
Evening star., 1901-07-31

some time ago that II 1t sought conces-
sions when the government was willing
to sell 1t would gain nothing II the liber-
ais won.
Colombian Consul General Brigard said
today that he thought Gen. Tribe Uribe
was either In Maracaibo or Caracao. At
the maritime exchange today 1t was re-
ported that Herbert O. Jeffries, who Ii
said to hold q high position in the Colom-
bian military service, II In New Fork, and
that he has been negotiating for large
amounts OF supplies and inspecting local
vessels with q view to their possible sale
and their conversion into ships OF war.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
in the commission Of the former and Gen
Hizon in the latter.
Made No Protest.

IGNORING all OF the strong evidence
showing the actual participation In the per-
petration Of these crimes by accused, 1t
still cannot be doubted that had he so will
ed his protest against the murder OF Torres
would have been effective. His close rela-
uons with the commanding general and
power to bring the perpetrators of the
crime to answer to their chief for such vio-
lation Of the laws Of war and humanity
strongly support this view. It is not con-
tended that he did not give criminal ac-
quiescence to this most cruel deed, and by
this alone he assumed full criminal respon-
sibility. Upon the most favorable view to
the accused. he was an accomplice by acts
of omission. II not commission, and In view
Of the possibility Of his negative rather
than positive criminality, some leniency
will be shown him.
'The sentence OF death approved by the
department commander is confirmed, but is
commuted to confinement at hard labor for
the period Of twenty-five (25) years. Az
thus commuted the sentence will be duly
executed at the Preside de Manila, to
which place the prisoner, Pedro Abad San
tos. will be sent under proper guard
Evening star., 1901-07-31

Government Takes stone Quarries.
A Manila dispatch says the insular gov
ernments has saved $250.000 by the passage
Of an act virtually declaring the stone quar-
ries at Mariveles. in the Bataan province.
public domain. and authorixing the utilix-
ing Of the stone in the harbor improve-
ments. A Spanish company claimed to
have established title to the Quarries.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
Schedule. of Proposals.

c. B. Hunt, the computing engineer of
the District, has forwarded TO the Commits
sioners a schedule of the proposals re-
ceived for grading and regulating suburban
streets and avenues. He recommends that
Evening star., 1901-07-31

contracts be executed with the lowest bid
ders. .Carmody & Hough,. at total OF $s.-
23770. The work to be done includes 1890
cubic yards of grading at q cents rer
yard; the setting of 2,7O0 linear feet OF
curb at 15 cents per foot; the paving of
4,000 square yards Of gutter at 23 cents
Evening star., 1901-07-31

per yard; unloading $3.50 cubic wards ~
macadam at % cents per yard. and The
oyerhauling OF 400 cubic yards OF mo-.
adam at cents per yard.
Evening star., 1901-07-31

II you want work read the want columns
of The Star.
Evening star., 1901-07-31

Malaria Makea Impure Blood.
Groves TasteIess Chill Tonic cures Malaria.
Evening star., 1901-07-31

Women's Finest $3.50 vici
Kid, Guaranteed Pa Z tent
Leather and Tan Kid Turn and
Welt Sole Oxford Ties; In all
popular shapes; all q a on
sizes and widths. y 10Y
This week. II
Evening star., 1901-07-31

w IN NJ Feather-weight
Hand-sewed, One, Two and
Three-strap Black, Red and
White Kid and Patent Leather
Sandals; wood aud leather
heels. q a on
This week. II
Evening star., 1901-07-31

All Of our Mems $3.50, s. and
$3.50 White and Crash Linen
Duck Handmade Lace Shoes
and Oxford Ties 5 4 .95
This week. -. II
Evening star., 1901-07-31

A Dash for a Throne (Illus.).
By Right of Sword ullus.).
The Greatest Gift.
The Gadfiy.
A Gentleman Player (Illus.).
For the Freedom Of the Sea
Qllustrated.
st. Ives.
Sentimental Tommy.
The Adventures Of Sherlock
Holmes.
The Irony OF Life,
A Gentleman OF France I'll
lustrate0.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
School Closes,

The present school year of
the Monroe City schools has
been profitable one. There
will be eleven graduates, all
bright worthy young people
who have by hard work won the
honor. Closing exercises will
be held in the various rooms of
the school this afternoon, com
mencing at 2 o'clock. The Bac-
calaureate sermon will be
preached Sunday evening at the
First Baptist Church by Rev. 1.
W. Read. Then Monday even
ing will be the closing exercises
at the opera house. The ad-
dress will be delivered by the
noted orator and lecturer, Hon.
Champ Clark who has taken for
his subject Hon. Thomas H.
Benton. Mr.. Clark will open
up a mine of history and his
lecture should be heard by all.
You will miss d grand treat if
you stay away. Seats for the
opera house will be on sale at
L. G. Saunders after tomorrow
morning. The proceeds are for
the beuefit of the School libra
ry.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
Now Is The Time.

TO easily enable you to keep
the run of the candidates in the
Beauty Contest you ought to
clip the list of names with the
date in each issue of the
DEMOCRAT. Then at d glance
you can see any changes that
occur. Now is the time TO sub.
scribe for the DEMOCRAT or to
pay up one year in advance so
you can take part in electing
the most beautiful woman. 1t
will serve you fresh local~news
not stale stuff fro;ut two tG
eight weeks old, stuff that has
ceased to be news. The paper
serves scoops" in every issue
to its readers.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
POage-SingletOn

G. B. Poage, an estimable
Young business man OF this city
and Miss Mary Singleton, a
former school teacher we'll
known in this city, were united
in the bonds of holy wedloclz,
yesterday at high noon in st.
Louis by Rev. DR.. Cannon.
They will occupy the pretty
little bird nest on Chestnut be-
tween Charles and Green
Streets. May the god of plen-
ty and little Dan Cupid always
be with them is the desire OF
the DEMOCRAT.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
Did You Know?

Did you know that a big thing
will be pulled off in this city
June 20 -. Well, arrange
ments to that effect are being
made and it behooves the city
authorities right now to begin
to have the city cleaned up and
placed in the pink of condition
for the reception of the Honor
able and what will be honored
guests, who are nothing more
nor less than members of the
North Missouri Medical Asso-
citation. On the principle Of all
haste no hurry, now, right now
is the time to begin the work
and do it thoroughly. The COM
mittee composed of DR.. j. J.
Norton, Chairman; DR.. Dallas,
Secretary, and Drs. S, M.
Brown, W. B. A. McNutt, A. w
Ely and F. S. Turner have held
a meeting and are preparing a
program for the event. So we
say; 1t be hooves the city to get
a hustle on itself and see to it,
that it wears a lovely smile of
greeting for the anticipated
guests who will honor the city
by their presence.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25

vance will be entitled to 100
ballots.
Fourth. All merchants adj
vertising with the DEMOCRAT
will be entitled to 100 ballots
for each dollars worth of ad-
vertising The ballots to be
gives to their customers, one
for each purchase.
Fifth. The ballots must be
signed by the voter and return
ed to the DEMOCRAT Office on or
before the expiration Of date on
them or they will be void. 1t
will be conducted on that line
to give poor and rich the sane
chance and to prevent the hold
ing back of ballots.
No member Of the DEMOCRAT
force will be entitled to vote.
There will be no ballots on sale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
Howe.

Mrs. Sarah NJ. reIict of the
late James NJ. Howe, died OF
heart disease, at her home in
this city at $3.50 a. IN. Saturday
and after funeral services con.
Quoted by Rev. NJ. J. Nicoson
at 10:30 a. m. Thursday the re.
mains were laid to rest beside
those of her devoted husband.
Mrs. Howe was born in Scott
County, Ky, Oct. +, 1881, was
married Oct. -, 1S5S.
Mrs. Howe leaves a brother.
John Christian, sister, Mrs E.
VdNoy and neice whomshe rails.
ed, Miss Sallie B. Christian
and numerous relatives and
friends to mourn their loss. 1t
can truly be said, good WON
an has gone to her reward.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
Chadwick.

Emma E. Chadwick was born
December %, 1894, died April 81
1901. She was years 3 months
and % days. She was the
daughter of j. S. and Lizzie
Chadwick and she leaves two
full and two hatf brothers and
two full and one half sisters.
Emma died in Quincy and the
remains were brought to this
city for interment. The funer
al services were conducted by
Rev. j. A, Wales at the M. E.
Church South at 1870 p. m.
tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25

Webster Davis, who is one of
the most brilliant aud enter.
tanning speakers in America
will speak in Shelbiua next
Saturday evening. Tickets 35
and 80 cents.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25

j, B. Settle can supply you
with Strawberry plants. New
beds, new plants, leading vari,
eties, no scabs nor cullS. up.to.
date stock selected from the
Celebrated Kellogg Nurseries
of Michigan. 5.2
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25

Replying to yours of this date
there is no basis whatever for
the report (that the DEMOCRAT
was not conducting the Beauty
Contest properly and that the
Globe. Democrat would not ac-
cept the results) referred to.
The details of the contest are
left to your judgement which
is evidently good
Yours Truly
HENRY KING,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25

If Cuba could get up steam
and sail 4 few thousand miles
farther away from the boundary
line of the United States, there
are great many people in this
country who would be perfect
ly satisfied to let that new ma.
tion go right along and get in
to all the trouble that it is
evidently seeking.-Brookiield
Gazette. Wrong brother. you
are, for we went clear to the
Philippines to kick up 4 shindy.
Lecture.
Mr., C, E, Stokes, Editor of
the State Leader, Mexico, Mo.
will give temperance address
at the Grace Baptist church to,
night at 7:3O. All are cordially
invited. You will be pleased
with Mr.. Stokes.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
just So.

The following job work was
put out by the DEMOCRAT
during the past few days The
beautiful Commencement Cards
for the graduating class, C. E.
Gillian, two jobs of bills. \.
Jaeger, envelopes. NJ. W. Ball.
horse literature, r. Manning
Walker, letter heads and state
ments. j. E. Brown & Son,
family lists, j. j. Fitzpatrick,
letter heads. Ellis Orr. cards.
Electrick Light Co., receipts.
H. Krigbaum. bills, Mrs w H.
Moss, cards. Walter Moss.
cards, Earl Caldwell, cards. D.
D. Nelson: letter heads, J. j.
Rogers. letter heads, C.. D.
Hunter. sale bills.
For artistic and quick job
work call at the DEMOCRAT
Office.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25

First. The ballot will be in
every paper for the benefit of
subscribers.
Second. On the basis of /
ballot for | cent each new sub
scrlber will be entitled to 100
ballots.
Third. Each subscriber who
pays up and one year in ad-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
THE BEAUTY CONTEST,
Grows in Interest and Thous>
ands Of Ballots are Cast.

Voting was spirited this
week, but changes slighter than
last week. Misses Rogers,
Scott, Landers, McClintic, aud
Jackson moved up one or more
numbers. Keep your lists for
comparisons. The ballots will
appear in the May End and 9th.
issues. So look out for your
favorites. Ballots in this issue
will be dated May > and reed
after l. m. of that date.
Who is the most beautiful
woman in Missouri? is the ques.
tion asked by the Globe. Demo.
Crat, and to that end has asked
the assistance of one paper in
each town to help it find her
TO that end the Monroe City
DEMOCRAT will open a beauty
contest and print ballots each
week for six consecutive weeks.
The object Of the CD is to let
the citizens of each town in the
state vote and when the polls
are closed the photo of the lady
! having the greatest number of
votes will be sent to the G. D
and then committee chosen
by that paper will decide who
is the most beautiful woman in
the State and in each State
and Territory in the Louisiana
Purchase. And when all are
grouped together to select the
st. Louis Worlds Fair Beauty.
The daughters of the Queen
of the Prairies are as fair as
any on earth and have as good
or better chance than any 9th
erS to win out. In conducting
this contest the DEMOCRAT will
furnish ballots.
The following is the list oI
candidates and their standing
as per vote cast.
MISS BERTHA JAEGER,
Carolyn Rogers,
" Lou Jordon,
- Mildred Scott,
" Fannie Finks.
" Josie McClintic.
, " Mary Landers,
Carolyn McClintic,
Davie Ebey,
- Mary Fuqua,
" Anna BOulWare,
" Adelaid Lear,
" Emma Jackson,
; " Bennie Stevens
" Mollie Goetze,
!, Mrs. William Westhoff,
) Miss Mamie Losson,
- Bessie Asbury.
, " Bertha Nichols,
e - Jennie Johnson,
5 Lena Wunch,
{" Ellen Walker,
l Maude Evans,
e Mary Carson,
" Claudell Settle,
Lenuie Evans,
f " Jessie WelCh,
Susie Bohrer.
: " Grace Turner.
Pausy Hayden.
Y Mae Ely,
Il Ella Hawkins,
Lutte Baynum,
Eva Powell.
u " Gaynell Settle,
" " Tudie Swinkey,
l. " Lizzie Ragland.
= NJ" Anna Pinkard.
e First. The ballot will be j
IS every paper for the benefit {
subscribers.
CacODd On tha baSiS Of