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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
FARM FOR SALE
At Public Auction.

The undersigned will offer for sale OF
public auction, on the premises below
described, on THURSDAY, JANUARY
31st 1901, beginning at l o'clock m,
a first class stock and grain farm of 15A
acres of fine, sloping but level land, with
both eastern and western exposure.
This is one of the best grain and stock
farms in the famous-agricultura belt
of northern Stark county, Ohio, lying
~ miles northeast of Greentown, in
said county.
The buildings consist of an eight room,
two and a half story frame house, IS
foot bank barn. hog house, chicken
house, corn cribs, etc, two wells of ex-
cellent water, and orchard of good fruit,
located on a beautiful prominence in
the center of the farm and on the pub
lie road, 1R mile from Greentown p. q.
and churches, 2h miles from depot and
grain elevaors. which affords an excel
len grain market, y mile from pro-
gressive cheese factory and n mile from
school.
Approximately 1875 acres of this farm
are fertile farm fields while 30 acres Is
excellent blue grass pasture well sup
piled with running water.
Prospective farm buyers should not
fail to attend this sale where they may
invest their money to q profitable adj
vantage.
The farm will be offered in two tracts
and also as whole. thus giving the
seeker of medium size farm an equal
chance with those wanting a large one.
Deferred payments will be extended
five years, or liberal discount will be
allowed for cash, at option of purchaser.
Parties from a distance desiring to
attend this sale can reach the farm to
best advantage via C. II. & V. railway,
leaving train at. Greentown.
Remember the date, THURSDAY,
JANUARY 31st, 1901, at 1 o'clock p. m.
For further particulars or informa-
ton call on or address
J.. w. RICHARDS,
1S-22-25 Lake, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
"'AisRAsyEr El}E y5on EGtE5. EGAH5 Dis
Franklin Miles, NJ. D., IL. B., the Heart
Specialist, Will Send His Famous New
Treatment Free to Afflicted Readers,

To demonstrate the unusual cura-
tive powers of his new Individual treat
ments for diseases of the heart. nerves,
stomach or dropsy, DR.. Miles will send
seven days course, free.
Hundreds of 'Incurable Cases" cured.
Mrs. Frank Smith, of Chicago, was
cured of heart dropsy. after five lead
ing physicians had given her up. Hon.
c. M. Buck, banker, Faribault, Mimi,
writes: II had broken completely
down. My head. heart, stomach and
nerves had troubled me greatly for
years. Feared / would never recover.
but DIR. Miles Individual Treatment
cured me after six well known physi-
clans of Chicago and elsewhere had
completely failed"
A thousand references to and testi-
monials from Clergymen, Bankers,
Farmers, and their wives. will be sent
free upon request. These include many
who have been cured after from flve to
twenty physicians had pronounced
them incurable.
Address DR.. Franklin Miles. 201 tp 20s
State street, Chicago. Tor free tieat'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
ONLY ONCE IN 25 YEARS
Is There issued q New Atlas Of Stark
County.

We have reached hundreds of people
throughout the country through our
agents. who awaited the issue of, and
were glad for an opportunity to obtain
our big atlas of Stark county, ard WHO
have willingly paid our regular price,
$40. There are many whom we have not
reached, and whom we know will ap-
preciate the work. AS we have only q
few copies left, we now offer them at
IS each to those who are willing to call
or send for them promptly. You then
save for yourself $500. as our agent
could not offer you the work for less
than the regular price. If you have
children going to school, you can do
nothing better for them than purchase
copy of this great work on local his
tory and geography. They will take
pride in finding their fathers name,
locating their home and other places of
interest on large colored maps. This
work will save anybody its price, in n
short time, in looking up matters else
where that appear upon its pages. There
will be constant demand for the book
during the next 20 years. and it will
always be salable at the price paid. We
invite you to call at our office and see
the contents of this volume-handsome-
ly bound in heavy board, with leather
back and corners and containing 200
pages. They cannot last long at the
price. All now have an equal chance
to secure one before the edition is ex-
hausted.
THE OHIO MAP e ATLAS co.
No. Central Savings Bank Bldg.
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
Took a Big Judgment.

New York, JAN PA judgment for
100000 was entered today against Cor
nelius l.. Alvortd, Jr., in favor of the
First National bank, This judgment is
for moneys embezzled AMI misappro-
priated between January 1, 1895, and
October 18, 1900. Alyord's thefts were
placed at s69O,00O when the embezzle-
ment was first announced. The bank
has always declined to say how much,
II any, money o. property he restored
70 It. The entry of judgment would lead
70 the Inference that he had given lack
about $4,000. but the attorneys for the
bank decliLed today to make any COM
xnsnt on the Judgment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
Notice.

The Mobile G. Ohio will have a special
low rate personally conducted excursion
to Mardi Gras, at Mobile and New Or
leans. Tickets on sale February 18th to
18th. Through sleepcrs and palace day
coaches from principal cities for this
occasion. For further information and
tickets to Rex Ball, special rates at
hotels. Call on your nearest ticket
agent, or address c. NJ. Shepard, G. =.
A., Mobile, Ala; or NJ. II. Bohreer. d. r.
A., 351 Marquette Bldg, Chicago; Z
West Fort street, Detroit, Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
PROMINENT WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. Lucinda Dyer Dies at Late Home In
the Village of Sparta.

Mrs. Lucinda Dyer, nee .Shutz, died at
Sparta Thursday morning, at the age of
rs years, months and 10 days. Death
was due to stroke of paralysis. She
was born in New York and when ten
years of age came to Ohio. Fifty-eight
years ago she was married to Andrew
Dyer. He died September 2. 1891, aged
79 years. Mrs. Dyer leaves, to mourn
her loss, three sons and four daughters.
Funeral at Sparta at p. m, Friday
Rev. Heron, her pastor, conducting the
services.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
WOMAN SLEPT PEACEFULLY
While Burglar Took Roll OF Money
From the Bed On Which She Lay.

News-D Democrat Leased Wire Service
Warren, Jan. H.-Burglars secured
$500 from the home of Frank Flaska
early this morning, taking 1t from the
bed on which Mrs. Flaska was sleep
ing. She was not disturbed. There is
no clue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
GROSS NEGLIGENCE. j.
Coroner Says Children Could Have Been
Saved By Proper Methods.

News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Rochester, Jan. 24.-The cornoner
finds that the lives of the 23 children
lost in the orphans asylum fire might
have been saved If the buildings had
been properly equipped. He finds gross
negligence and scores the mayor for
not having made fire inspection of
this and similar buildings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
Misses Dueber Entertain.

The Misses Dueber. of North Market
street, entertained about 30 young ladies
from Buckingham school, from to S
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. An elab-
crate luncheon was served
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25

company vs. Sibila; Kittinger VS.. Kit
finger; German VS.. German: Dreyer ct
al VS.. Central Savings Bank company.
Friday. February l.
Wilhelm VS.. Palm; Thoma VS.. Lout-
zenheiser; Bachert VS.. Walker: Ohio ex
rel Jampson VS.. Harmon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
Schools Ordered Closed.

Warren, o.. Jan. 24.-Black dipththe-
ria has caused the death of a daughter
of John II. Davis at Lordstown, this
county. Many children have been ex-
posed and the school has been ordered
closed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
Attend Roses special sale.
County Bills Allowed.

Canton Supply company. oil, $41.S1.
II. w. Casselman, allowances, $372. SO.
William McEndaffer. sheep claim,
$43.95.
Fred Marpe, extra allowances as stem
ographer, 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
Fined Dollar and Costs.

]. r. Carnaham was arrested Wednes-
day night by Officer Zimmerman on a
charge Of intoxication. He was arraignr
ed belore the mayor Thursday morning
And nnad a and ooeta. ar,,ornfi ~ u IA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25

Special attention Is called to the farm
sale described on page Of this issue.
18-d
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
Winter Tourist Tickets to Southern
Resorts via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Winter Tourist Tickets on Sale
October Is, 1900, Until April 80, 1901.

oVtVuVA ~, AvVVi oAth APAh WI AvVAs
The SOUTHERN RAILWAY is the
best line to all resorts in Florida,
Georgia, Alabama and the Carolinas,
either via Louisville, Cincinnati, Chat
tanooga or Birmingham The SOUTH,
ERN RAILWAY Is the best Crest
Trunk Line from Washington, d. O.,
to the South.
Best Line to Cuba.
Best Line to POrto Rico.
Map folders, Cuban and Porto Ricay
folders, Winter Homes folders and
Land OF the Sky" booklets mailed I'd
any address. All inquiries answered
promptly. Patronage solicited.
All lines sell tickets through via thii
great system. Vestibuled limited
trains all the time.
J. 9. BEAM, Jr., N. w. pass. agt., 22a
Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.
O. A. BAIRD, Trav. Fass. agent, 20l
Neave Bldg, Cincinnati, o.
A. WHEDON, passenger agent, 23a
Fourth Ave, Louisville, Ky.
WIN. Fl. TAYLOE, assistant gen'l pass
agent, Louisville, KY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-25

Did you see Roses special offer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28
20 l-istopad.

Nar6d polski obchodzi W
tym roku W dn'u 20 Listo~
pada siedmdziesiata pierwsza
rocznice wybuchu powstania
polskiego W Warszawie, wy
wo}anego przeSladowaniem m
Polak6w przez brata carskje-
go. wielkiego ksiecia Kon-
stantego.
Jak orzel. przemoca do
klatki wsadzony, zawsze
wzdycha do wolnosci, tax !
Polacy n'echetnie obce jarz~
mo znosili W st6sowne]
chwili wypedz,li wojska mos
skiewskie z Warszawy / z
.calego 6wczesnego Wielkiego
Ksiestwa Warszawskiego. Ia
iasnia'a potem najpiekniejsza
chwila .dla Polski. Rycerskie
" oiska polskie odniosiy
Swietne zwyc1estwa. mad Mo-
skalami " killku bitwach,
pod Stockton, Ddbrem.
Grcchowem, Wawrem, De-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

! lei tn W Ameryce. coskolwiek
przeciwstawic mozemy. to ma
razie przedewszystkiem wyso-
ce rozwinieta milost naszej
pclskiej Ojczyzny i przywia~
zanic do naszych narodowych
pamiatek, s|owem nasz pa
tryotyzm. Jakim sic ME kazdy
nar6d poszczycie mole. Sta
rainy sic przelewat 60 ma
rodak6w naszych. do ktdrych
ME przen1kpat jeszcze ten
Swiety ogieh mi}o$ci Oyczyz-
ny - tax aby serca ich
przeksztalcit ma wiernie od-
daoe sp6leczehstwu polskie."
mu sprawie polskiej.,
Me danny sic wyoarcdo-
vic! w koscio}ach polsk ch
m6dlmy SIC i spiewajmy po
polsku kazah sluchajmy
polskich - dzieci nasze ucz-
my czytati pisae po polsku,
Amy sic, ably mlodziez
t>olska W dumu rodz;cielskim
rozrnawia}a po polsku.
Many prawo do zycia na~
rodowego, kr6rego nam Mkt
odm6wiG ME moze.
A pamietajac ze obchody
narodowe So ola mas nietylko
potrzebne, ale obowiazkowe,
starajmy sic; ably takowe
wypada}y uroczyscie wspa~
male.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28
Z niw Polskich
W AMERYCE.

POLACY w Detroit obli-
czaj4. ze jest ich tam 40. 600.
Podnosza, ze bardzo wiele
mlodziezy kszta|ci sic "
wyzszych zak'adach nauko~
wych. a maja juz W Amery%
ce wychowanych ksiezY,
lekarzy, aptekarzy, prawni-
k6w itp. W bibl'otece pu-
blicznej jest ID 600 tcm6w
polskich ksiazek ! te So
wiecej poczytywane, anizeli
ksiazki hiemieckie lub fran
cuskie. chocia& Niemc6w
Francuz6w jest tam bardzo
wielu. Zarzadca biblicteki,
H. M. Utley oSwiadczyi, IL
zywi najwyzszy szacunek dla
Po'akow, Il have the highest
respect for the polish people. }
Wog6le Polacy tam robia
wielki postep T; jednaja sob.e
szscunek. s...
" HAZELTON, Pa, Pol
ka Anna Kusnjcka, kt6rei
maj zostaI zabity " kopalni
pred dwoma tygodniami, po
otrzymaniu 2 kasy g6rniczej
5000 wsparcia. bezzwlocznie
jeszcze tego samego dnia
wydasa sic "a jedneqo ze
swych stolownik6w.
TOLEDO. 8. parat;,
Sw. Jadwigi dostala v 'spuSr
|ciznie po zmarIym. Ks. Vie
|czork!u nowe organy !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

.umiano skorzystac z tych
zwyciestw / zamiast scigat
.Moskali, uk|adano sic z mimi.
Tymczasem rosyjski gene
raj Paszkiewjcz zdo}al zebrat
si'e wo)skowa
kdobyl Warsz;we a wojska
polskie przeszty do Prus
Austryi. gdzie brod zlozyiy.
Powstanie 29 Listopada
1890 r., chociaz nieszcze$li-
vie skohczy}o sic ola nasz7go
narodu, jednak rozbudz''o
dzielnie polskiego ducha na~
rodowego, z cial poleg}ych
" MEM polskich patryot6w
zaczsl sic tworzJt most .po
kt6rym nar6d polski dojdzie
z czasem do upragnionej
wolnoSci. Ztad s}usznie. re
gorl'wi Polacy obchodza
pamiatke tego powstania
uroczystemi obchodami.
Pod zaborami pruskim
moskiewskim o publicznych
polskich narodowych obcbo
dach nawet marzyc ME moz-
I'd. Obchody takie uwazano~
by "a bunt, "a kt6ry bracia
patryoci musieliby odpokuto-
wac wiezieniem. Tam polscy
patryoci $wieca pamiet waz-
nych W dziejach narodowych
wyPadk6w tylko W zakatkach
rodzinnych, skromn,e a po~
waznie. w jednej tylko Au~
stryi patrza przez szpary ma
polsk'e obchody narodowe.
ale MONA powiedziet, ze So
cierpiane z wielka niechecia
Tu. ma wolnej ziemi, gdzie
mas ME krepuja rahajki re-
syjskie szpiegowania hakaty.
tu wolno nam marzyG o
Ojczyzny. tu
obchodzenie naszych pamia :
tex narodowych ME jest nam
wzbronione, lecz owszem
nam nawtt wroqie
narodowoSci bija czo}em pred
objawami patryotyzmu pol
skego.
Jest tel naszym Swietym
obowiazk;em. urzadzat tn ma
obczyznie obchody narodowe,
juz ze wzgledu ma mlodziez
nasza. ably utrwalic W tenn
nlodszem polskiem Pokole-
aiu m']ost i przyw'azanie do
9rawdziwej naszej Ojczyzny.
Mlodsza po]ska generacya.
u ma obce) ziemi zrodzona,
vidzac zapa} W sercach !
1czynkach oic6w swoich dla.
orawdziwej Ojczyzny Polaka,
la sic ogarnat duchem
oolskiego patryoty7mu. uko-
:ha te chot biedna Oiczyzne
nasza. a W przyszlosci, ozy-
siona tym duchem. bedzie
'ama Oicsyznie tel wier ME
,luzyla.
Jeze!i wszelkim planom j
.amachom ma narodowost
naszaa y starym kraju. i nie-..
bezpie I e'5'stwom I grozacym,l, q !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28
POWIRY
1ElECRAFICzNE.

BERLIN W CO.
sarstwie uiemieckiem
panuje obecnie og6l-
ny zast@j W handlu i
przymY6le. Znikna}
zapa} do przedsje-
biorstw, kapita}y 20
staja wycofywane z
rynku pieniezoego,
fabryki SO bezczynne,
poniewaz ME maja
zam6wieh, Najgorzej
wychodza ma tenn ro~
botnicy, kt6rzy ca}y~
mi tyslacami vraca
prace i zostaja bez
moznoScl zarobkowa-
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

ard Str Wiuona, Mimi.
tysiace dolar6w. Ks. Dcppke
dostal $500 ma msze. kt6re
maja bye odprawiane "a
spok6j duszy zmarlego. Kill
ku swoim krewnym pozosta-
will r6wniez po $500 i $3.50.
Bylo opr6cz tego kilka.s
mniejszych darow;zn zapi--
sow. Pozostaly po MIN ma
jatek oceniaja ,podobno ty]ko. Il
ma $4,000. wiadoma iednak
Jest rzecza, re zmar'y pos'adal
co naimniej POI m;l;ona dola
row majatku. Ma;atk'em tym
sam pewnie "a .zycia rozpo-
rzadz'l. i: II ..-.
MlLWAUkEE.- Wielki
6 ton wazacy dzwon (rodzai !.
pokrywy) pieea or: W le-
jarni W Bau View zerwa} sic.
spad' do srodka Pieca j Wv
wypadku tym dw6ch Polak6w
ponioslo c'ezkie poparzen;a.
Upadek dzwonu spowodowal
eksplozya. kt6ra slychafT
by}o ma m le W okol,cy kt6-
ra mocoo wvstraszy}asokolicz
nych mieszkahc6w. Poparzeni|
zostal::
Mjchal Marciniak, lat 3d..
rece i twarz poparzone. Od-I
wieziono 20 do domu p. ~.
1919 - 4 ave.
Stan Chiniski, lat 80, Gale. .
rece SLIME pofarzone. Odwie-
ziono go do domu p. n. 1913
Garden ul.
Ray CITY, Mich. - Ka-
z'mierz G]aza, II letni chlo.-
pax stawal W sadie oskaI-
zony 0 pobicie swego oica.
Pomagala mu W tenn mstka .
ch}opca, iona poszkodowa
nego. Chlopak ME wypicra d
sic swego czynu, Q czem
$wiadczyIy doskonale since IS
podbite oczy ojca. Sedzia q
skazal ch!opaka ma 10 dni
wiezienia.
Dawniej "a bIogich cza-
SOW. Glaza zapisai farme
gospodarstwo swej zonie. Cd Il
tego czasu Y w'''szystko :sie
zmieni|o. Glaza zestarzal sic &
- ma bowiem presto ~
lat - inie ma dla Meg
miejsca W domu. bo niezda 81
ny do piracy. Natomiss sst5 4
matka 2 synem inaczej Gale d
za,$cie t'omacza. Utrzymuj4
ooi. ze gdyby olciec spokoj
ME zachowywal sic. to do
ME przyszloby. ch'o:
pax trzyma strone matki.sI
Ojciec ME wini syna. ale
tone. Badz CO badz smutoeI y
% zajscie. qdy dzieci pod
sza reke ma >swych rodzic os,
!, BUFFALO. N. Y Pan
St. w. Kluczycki nabyl na
apteke pod Bial,l,|
Orlem 1917 Broad diva j, przy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28
mianowa6 nowych mi
nlstr0W.
PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG.
Wiadomo56, jakobY
kolej transsyberyjska
by4a juz kompletnie
ukohczona, jest zupe}'
ME fakszywa. Jeszcze
potrzeba zbudowac
pare olbrzymich mo-
stow, przebi6 pare tu-
Mellow i wykohczy6
pare set mil toru W
maj dniejszych Wa
runkach, co potrWac
moze jeszcze z rok
lub re diva.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28
iqcego> ma celu wype-
dzenie Anglik6W 2
Johannesburga.
CAPETOWN.

CAPETOWN.
Anglik6w ogromnid'| ]
nlepokoi morowa chot /
roba (dzumN), ktora ora
graspje W okolicY te-
go miasta. Dotknie !.
tych MIA jest okolo
1000 os6b, a do. 2 26| ]
Listopada b. r. zano-.
towano przesz}o 400 90
wypadk6w 6mierci ma '
dzume. ..=
WIEDEN. Cesarz'
austryac&i Franciszek. lex
J6zef oSwiadczy} ka- q 7:
tegorycznie, re- jeS@H
do koica listopada
narlament ME za1atWi
sic z budzetem ma
6wczas Rad sam ma.
znaczy podatki. |
prawdopodobnie tax
bedzie, bo parliament '11I;|
tyIko[j' j'''.',z.lIl'-k1 ma k16tniaeh
czas spedzla.
MOSKWA A. NV
p0fudn]0nych guber-
mach grasuje dzuma
azyatycka. II Odessy,
Kijowa i Chersonu !:
donosza o licznych
wypadkach Smierci, a
nawet W MoSkwie roZ-
chorowa}o sic wie}e
os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

' *,A4I'T,'EFlNY, a " Grecyii.
- LudnoS6 i! o.! s. tuteiszej
stol1cy, J. a q przewaznjie 2.
studenci wyzszych "a
k}ad6w naukowych,
'bardzo wzburzona z
powodu projektowa-
nego przet}u|lmsaczenia II
biblii ma nowy jezYk
grelcki:., Wojsk':ol' 20 stree.
NO do dokazujjac.ych
mas ludu j. zabilo Z
os6b. Krdl musia} "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

DUBLIN. W
Galway, W Irlandyi,
zosta} wybrany po-
s}em do parlamentu
angielskiego pu}kow-
mix Artur Lynch, kt6-
ry walczy} W szere-
gach Boer6w przeciw
Anglii. Lynch, bawis-
cy obecnie W VI. aryzu,
ME przyja} jednakze
mandatu P.e2'selskiego,
gdy& obawia sic, re
gdyby. sic pokaza} W
Anglii, wytoczonyby
mu zosta} process o
zdrade stanu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28
WIEDEN.

w lEDEN. - + O.
g}oska Q zamachu ma
krdlowe Drage ok;a-
za}a sic nieprawdzi-
wa wa: Il Donosza iiednak
z wiarogodnego zr6-
d}a, re kr6l Aleksan~
der serbski W najwyz~
szej irytacyi uderzy}
kr6lowe W twarz.Kr6-
Iowa zazy4a trucizny,
zosta}a jednak przez
lekarzy uratowana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

COLON, ,Kolumbia.
Miasto Colon W
dniu Fl Listopada
zosta}o zdobyte przez
ljbera}6w po kr6tkim
oporze re strony Wol-
ska rzadowego. 100
marYnarzy amerykah:~
skich z. kanonierki "a:
;, Machias'' zosta}o wy
sadzonych ma lad W
celu utrzymywania
komunikacyi ma prze.
smyku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28

PEKlN. Cesa-
rzowa wdowa ,wyda}a
nowy edYkt, ma mocy
kt6rego *ynowle i
wnukowie zmar}ego
Ii Hung Czanga 20
staja odznaczeni ty-
tu}aml i wysoklmi u
rzedami. Tytu} mar
kiza, nadany najstar-
szemu synowi LII
Hung Czanga pre-
chodzi ma 23 pokole-
MIA jego rodziny. Ce~
sarzowa zapowiada
wystawienie bramy
pamiatkowej W pobli-
zu miejsca urodzenia
zas}uzonego meza
stanu.
MANILA Kapi-
tana Lawton kompa-
nia 10 pulku zdoby}a
fort powstanc6w ma
wyspie Bohof; ma po-
}udnie cd Cebu, W
grupie wysp Vjscaya.
JOHANNESBURG.
AresZt0wanO tn W
r6znych stronach mia.
sta. 20 wybitnych O..
by wateli, kt6rzy ma a.
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SUBSCRIBING THE CONSTITUTION.

SUBSCRIBING THE CONSTITUTION
Th e Clio % in it's comments on the
Payne Philippine tariff bill has already
set forth practically al that is urged
against that measure in the minority re-
port of the committee. A more bitter
illustration may never pe brought home
to the American people of the criminal
folly of the present pursuit OF foreign
possessions than is furnished in the pro-
visions of this measure and through the
need of it's enactment.
The majority report on the subject
makes the case appear even worse than
it is, since not solitary argument is adj
vanced which can even palliate the con-
ditions which render such an enactment
possible or necessary.
What does the majority report urge on
the country? In a word it says that be-
cause the supreme court decides that the
Philippines are domestic territory, and
because it is necessary to build schools
and attend to other internal requirements
of the islands, it has become also neces-
of the United States, much after the fash
ion in which We suspend the writ of ha-
beas corpus when conditions of war or
public turmoil demand
But is there no other way in which the
expenses of this far-off territorial white
elephant could be provided for? Is it not
possible to govern this political mon
strosity without supending the constitu-
ton without repeating the navigation
laws designed for the protection of our
domestic shipping, or without engaging
in the collection of tariff duties the pro-
ceeds of which are to be otherwise dis
posed of than by being turned into the
United States treasury? How long are
we to make the internal revenue taxes
apply only to part of the manufactured
products, to all of which the constitution
designs they shall be applied when they
are levied at all?
If the American people are not soon
disgusted with the state of affairs which
is here revealed they are indeed an ad-
yentureus and patient people, who are
willing. in the language of Franklin, to
pay a pretty penny politically and finan-
cially Tor the colonial whistle.
Why do the iinperialists not fall back
on the constitution? Why do they per
sist in going from bad to worse. when
they might easily retrace their steps? Ii
is because they are trying to familiarize
the people with an understanding of the
worthlessness of the fundamental law Of
the land when 1t interferes with national
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Because it is essential
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-14
Germanx and America.

!, It should be plain to thoughtful Ameri-
can observers just now that the popular
commotion in Germany is the expression
of animus which is not aimed exclusive
ly at one branch of the Anglo-Saxon race.
We have to bear the brunt of Teutonic
dislike because the Boer war dominates
the Teutonic imagination. 1t is probable
that if South Africa were at peace,
certain affair in the Philippines would be
the subject of German fantasies both of
pen and pencil. When the Americans
were engaged in the struggle with spain,
they had lively experience Of contf-
mental antipathies, and especially of Ger
man hostility It is well known that the
attitude of Admiral Dfedrichs at Manila
provoked Admiral Dewey to the blunt
declaration that if the Germans wanted
war they could have it. The German adj
miral had the prudence to sheer off: but
1t is certain that If the Americans had
sailed away after the destruction of the