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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
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tire Ebeaterbtdjter bDnprtrten.

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ienIhriftiteller fir eine iehr mittelz
mGbige ppife cine enorme Sumne dls
5antieme ausbesublt. Sieier llnlz
itanb eiebt einem g6eaterbiitorifer
8eranlfoiIung, einen fleinen 8lid in
bic Gersanasn6eit 5u tbun unD Die.
ginna6men Der beutigen Nutoren nit
benen friiberer 0ramatifer au Derz
slsiden. @erbdltnibmdbia ihGbiae
Summen iparen es, Die i'm iieb5ehnten
Sabrbunbert, als Die fran5OliIde Site
ratur auf benz 9Dbspunt. ltanD, ben
8ubneni9riFtitenern fiir lire Mrbeiten
ge5ablt Durben. Oamalige Iutpren
muBten Iid nit ibren 5tiiden oft an
rei6e @Dnner tpenDen, bic ibne1 Ddnn
penise 0rancs fir bas Heht ausbdriz
oigten, ibren Namen nebsn ben oes
9erfafers au ieben. Webs aber benz
Dt6ter, beHen Merf in 8s3ug duf
grfola nidbt ben Grpartlngen oes
&unItprotectprs enffpra6.
0pn Mabame be MonteIpan, Die ii1
ebenfaus barin gefiel, bic 9roBn,iit6i1s
@Onnerin gu ipielen, eradblt man. nab
lie einmal einem eeni1Ien Su Gner fir
iein Stiid, 2'Nlcbpne" 500 Srancs gez
geben bate. 2lls bas Drama flGgliz
DIES sSiaseo ma9te, ihidte lie spei
Oiener in bas 6aus oes ungliiGliheu
9lutrs. Nlit 8niitteln beipaIfnet porz
teten lie auf bic 9eimfebr oe5 S6Ibz
linas ihrer 6errtn. gnbli6 erIhien
Der Mann, in oeiIsn S9ren na9 Das
3iiden uno pfeifsn Der unbarm6erz
5iaen 3uiduuer na9t0nte. ii, ttsftraltz
riger 5timmuna. 9aun fielen bic bei=
DEN oafoien nit ihren Stoden iber
i'm bsr, iGlugen i'm balbtoot uao
nabmen ibm Die S6liifel gum Sduie
uno gu ieinem Seeretair aus Der
Sai9e. Sic Dffneten ben Sareibsiitb
uno our9Diiblten aGes nacb ben 500
5Srancs, bic gum nneliid fir Den
Riiden beg armen gepriieelten bsreits
tart ongesriffen .ouren. DEN IsIt
Dss 9elDes an ii6 nebmeno, bearbetz
teten bic 2eute ben fat beipubtlps
oor Der 5biire lieaenDen 8ubnenoi6ter
nod sinmal, inoem lie tbm bic feblenz
ben 5rancs in Derben S9lGgen auf=
aGblten, unb bann bru9ten tie Der Be-
rii6mten Saporitin 2ubpig bes 9ierz
aebnten bus Suriid, mas bon bemWert
ibrer libel angebra9ten @robmutb
mod iibrig mar.
Oen srobenEraeD pierre
gorneiIle erfldrte man fir ben an
maBenbiten Poeten Der Welt, als e,
fir feinen .rattila" 5000 Jrancs for
berte. Sebr beaeidnenb fir Die ba=
malige 3eit tpor cine 4euberung 60
meranis, Der bas italieniI9s Sbea.e,
in Yaris leitete. Nls Der piirbiet
Mann benz Spernbihter pbilippt
Nuinault fir elm Be fteltes Werf ei.
nise 9unbsrt 5ranes ausaabler
mubts, msinte er ieuf5enb: $50 lans'
es bramatii9e gutpren siebt. itnb Sit
Sbeater benz unpermeibliden Huir
preisseeeben." Oas erite Stiid, oas
ieinem gerfui1er eine grDbe @umlne
fne Mrbeiten mebr unb mebr i'm Preife
gu feieen, Biz aulest 8eaumar9ais
Der aepanote Wutpr bon u5iearoa
6p9aeit", es na6 laneem unermiib:
lteben Sample burdiebte, oab Der
b,omotiiden Othtern 6onorare ge=
sablt tpurben. bic ibren 2etitunaer
entipraden. 6eute siebt Der 8srfaiIel
Der alberniten poHe unenblid meb,
Gprtbeil aus feiner 9lrbeit. als es su,
3eit bes aroBen @Onners Der r8elles
2ettres" 9uotpies XIV, bic bsosus
tenhiten slutoren aus ibren unlterb'
lt6en Werten sl tbun permo9ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

Die irldnbifde Sppofition i'm
Sauie Der 9emeinen auf Oas minbeite
Mab gu rebuairen, itiibt iid Die Rez
sieruns auf Die @rgebniife oes neuen
Genius, Der cine 8ermtnberung Der
0ertretung @nglanbs ermOgli4en
iuiirbe, tpenn bic 8ertbeiluns berSise
einfa4 na9 Mabsabe Der 8epolferung
Doreenommen purbe. Ser Genius
CAB bem eigentli6en @nglanb. in
runber Summe, 100000 Ginpob<
ner, Sdottlanb 100000, Srlanb
4,50O,OOO unb 8ales 100000. BON
ben $40 Mttelieoern bes 5aufes per=
treten 465 Gnelanb, 103 Srlanb, 72
@6ottlanb unb 80 Wales. Na9 Der
8epDlterunesaiffer piiroe jebt @ngz
lamb gu 500 bere9tiet fein, Srlano Sl
73, @9ottlonb gu 73 unb Wales "a.
eSrlanb tpiirbe mitbin 80 Sibe perlies
rem. Qnfdeinenb seredt, tpiirbe bic
Cintbeilung bod elm unre9t fein in
9fnbetradt Der 8eftimmunsen, uelde
getroffen tpurben, als Srlanb unb
S9ottlanb auf ibre Sonberpdrlaz
mente peraidteten. Gs ipurben oaz
mails feftaeiebt, bab Sdottlanb ME
tpeniser ols As @ertreter baben follte,
fir Srfanb tpurben 100 angelebt, bod
nidt als Minimum. 2eet man bas
8erbdltnib our 3eit ber@riinbuns Der
Union gu @runbe. 10 ipiirbe Gdott=
lcnb au 100 Miteliebern bere9tist
ietn, Srlanb gu Sc, 70 baB 400 fir
gnelanb unb "a fir Wales blieben.
Die srlGnber aber tpiirben auf bic
pereiniste 0olfspertretuns iiderlid
niht eineesaneen iein, nenn iie bic
ftarfe Muspanberuns aus ibrem2anbe
bGtten borausieben fDnnen. Sic
redneten auf ben Jortbeitanb minbez
items bunbert @ibe unb bic beutise
8epDlferune Der eriinen sSsnlel ipiirbe
es fi6er als cine unserehtiefeit be-
traGten, tpenn ibnen bic Wertretung
perfiirat tpiirbe. 9lllerbinss 9dben lie
bon Der enelif4en Regierung tpobl
nthts anbers gu ertparten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
uertllifd)tfs.

Oa Der nSAiaer" z5tetn I'm Hrtz
fpdlofdtteriee tart 5erfluftet IT uao
almdbli9 bem Berfan entsesen9sbsn
ipiirbe, befhloB Der Ratb. ben Heg1ez
rungen Der iibrigen Hrfantone.
SnDn5, Sb= unD NiDfpaloeil 9ler@
bon Eenntntb 81 geber, NIT Dem gln3
nunlents por3unebmen, bsrsn &oiten
arf $500 ST. peranihlast finb. 8si
oieIer @elssenbeit ION AUDI Die esSn@
Ihrift bes % Maeter bobsn Ssfe ee>-*s
erneuert perDen: Dem { y
Sens, Fr. S6iIIer. Die nrfas ,ane
1859"
lnIere 8saiehunaen su Stalisa
fheinen unter einem iAlimmen Stern
su ite6en. gep6 iinb bic Reflomu>
tionen Der italieniTchen Reaisrung me-
cen 2hn6ens italisniI1er Biirser in
MifTiIiippi uno ipegen flaarunter
Hehtsperipeieerune burh bic &eriNi,
bon Colorado riht erlebigt, unb Id}on
fommt bon Rom bic Nahrid6t. baB
eine tpeitere Rsflamation fduis 1T.
ridt unIeres gpniuls in Giaro iiber
ben Sflapen6anbel in MbhIinien, in.
benz bic italieniIhen BehDrben ibres
ger1altens in ben afrifani56en gotpz
nien belber, 6eftie ansegriffen perbsr.
esn gnolono 1T Elm plan in, ~9e.
Sen aanssn gaHaqisrperfebr aus >.msz
rica fir bic engliIde Hbeberei 5u err
lanoen. Der 6afen bon 8entrn 8dD
in coSrlanb icn Derar0bert unb nit 9u=
ten Dods perIeben tperben. SobolS
Sas aeid1eben 1T, fDnnen gaf1aaiere
bon Nep gorf in bier uno einbalb
Saoen roh eSrldno eelonacn, porauf
lie bann Bios nod, bic furae 5abrt
iiber bic cSriIde Sec au MAIDEN bGtz
ten. Die oeutIhe REeberei pirb i6per-
Fohrt noch OsutId1lanb su um5tdnDz
Iih more. cyehph ber birecte 0afTaz
aisrpsrfehr nad6 Gnalanb unb ipabrz
Yhein1id, ouc1 nod1 ssronfreih piirpe
biele Goute einIdlaaen.
gs heibt, bah Der a0nia bon @iam
| bic WbTiAt hat, unIer 2anb i'm nGd=
item Sabre nit Ieinem 8eIud3 su Be-
ehr.n. gr moa pilIfommen Iein
alunol Der iebt SO Sabre ate reotsz
psnhp G1nin 5ombetG S{tharfd
gmIofonfnrn feline @raiehuno in
Grrnnn oenos7en hat unb europGi<
S6s Gittsn onoenonmpn hot 9ei<
t,,noen i'm IN Com srnnrisro miin,fsn
nns hsr mrG}hsnf rom G;ompSpn pine
bs5orSsrs a9 J Gin[nhunn 9Iifpn Inn
1deinlid nidt tbun pirb. Sb Der 8e=
fub 6anbelsbortbeile nah ii6 3ieben
fam, 1T fraglid. Oieielben perben
ipeniger ouf biplomatilden, als auf
commerciellen Wege errei9t.
@on oem neuen hpuanollhen eoz
binst bate man ertpartet, oaB es etz
| mas tur bic Suren thun iphroe. ytlln
ertldrt oanelbe absr 9alodmtlldn,
oura ben Stanoaro. oas organ 1et@
nes yra1ltpenfen, Dap pas ots9ertae
Mlnl1terlum leees enerallps QuTfrs=
ten lelnes sfa9IOlests nHmoslln 9ez
| enaull pape. ~ aSestst. usl pe. oe'
Sl'eptlts.un'steno :a er.tI ss su,.ss n;S u,u.
r; goi i;ts ;ua YS,s ms np;tta p u DS Ssr m, nan
p..n.11e',a a,.ran ,a,n;;n rj 5htsn p;St,,nn tbun
% sonn az Tsht hns neus T3inineri,,a,
IN nm" ner5rhiensns SinIirhten einen gIseo
| noroeaeidnet, m ben es iidlerlidh midi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05


6all Die QalIte per eDlne1en. De 3u
San 0rdne'sen GlnioB N otss Sano
1upen. nlro 5nrnueenlelen.
90
Tem uteYleo pat ossleI aaae u Dsh
Pa 90. Sags.s.ss @ .n;.I;sn. l.sn;t l;Mu'''ern 90.
I.sams DA'u a'''' l''3'''l'Vs AVp'"
,,n,.r s.n nos.o;,,.n ~ oro;,sr
ssshos % m.Isr,;e M ysS'a S;.n ,rurs. M >iSsr a;s,sr
Soas ncr;;hsr ',s nhcsst; & MINT NOV ~ ssr
ssfS % son goat;,cn =; ,omssar 49,
S;sIt t o oom,e % 1so esSls, &C., ahsr a1a7
gt;m,s,sn0 su0
,1n5,r wsprhnr 0pnort.m,nt hot
fiinfssbn m,olon 0oSuno,n ruiSi.
;ibsr ID GOO 9nIhf 0ieisr rm1f;5h,
msi,en Inn in Ronios nnb Oflohon1a
ann Mnbau nertbeiii merhen nm I'M
Ter m3ehI an nerbefTern
"-
Oie @floperei u1,ter ben Uoros o1f
ben phirippinen ousaurptten pirb
man berichtet Ober{t 9ettit eni,peber
gum Qluffauf Der >@slapen ober su
fen. sSn beibsn sS1IIen eine peitere
foftfpieliee Splse unIeres pbilippiz
nen=Ml ea;cuers.
Inter ben iungen S9Dnen goloz
rabo's bsrriht Elm duberit lebba1ter
Wettbefperb um bic g6re. fir bic ST.
CUR anf benz Dom bes neuen &apiz
tols Wlobea 5li ftehen. Gs 1T ba5u
ndmlth Das allerbiib1heite Wtdohen
1ungs@eommlnton lou Den Strelt Der
Snonen entl1eloen.
General y. W. Sorrel, pel9sr
na9reno oes Snrgertr1eees tn Der
@rmee Der Sebeuen. I'M 9tabe yong.
1lreef 9, ntente nno m Der Sehlaclt oes
S9arpsburg ourp Die Gunse 9el1ol@
len nuroe, 1T nnipett Hoanote IN
gtrsln'en 9e1toroe': Na9 Dem Srleee
eentral@sapn oon Georgia.
Carrie Ndtinn's Sttmme aeht in
Die grllhe. Nus Sopstd IN 8anfas
iAretbt man: sSroll Carrie Nations
Irst bebaupts; oab Die beriibtiats
Wirtbsbaus 3sritorerin ihre Stims
me perliern miro. Carrie faat, poB
ihr 9alsleiosn baburd peruridht
iuurhe. odb is i'm 8efdngnib in Wie
htta etaarettenraud sin5uatbmen
getreffs ein< nnb ousiteiaenber
StraBenelienbabn pai1agiere bat
Das Sbergerld7t oes 5taates yen
yort entfdithen, bab man einem
Ya1lagler 3eit gum Gins unh sluSs
1tetaen lahen -muB. uno penn Dem
pdha9ler In Jolge Der groben Gle
Der eoRbntteure Elm Shaben bein
GIn@ uHo Musiteigen 5uitObt, Die
eonlpagnle odfur baftbdr 1T. gut!
Mriscna f6eint fein plab fir
Sdllenoe Don Sun9enfranten haben
n Den lesten Sapren Arl5ona ietnes
u Hilnas negea dutge1u1t. uno Die
Y g@an1tedungssefaRr IT. oamIt geltle9en.
glun TIT fur ole na4re Territorial
0elesgeounS bere1ts etn 9eles auss
gedrbettef, ods Den S1fplnotu6tlaen
Den Glntrlft tn oas aerrltorlum unz
ter1agt.
Ginem @istruit in Der Gtaats=
bauptitaot Sopefa in Ranfas tritt Der
QPQRH 10 QlII eI 1n1lfI. tCT 0Pf1fTf0etlfP
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
gnlanoildJfs.

s5uit bic 9dIfte Der gbinefen. bic gu
San 6raneiscp @inIab in oies 2anp
fu1en. tpirb 5uriidgetpiefen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

Rem Msiieo bat bisfer Sag, ben
55. Sabrestas ieiner frieoliden Be-
iebung 0urh ameritaniffe 1ruppen
begongen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

8eeen bas Srauenitubinm TT piel
ee5aet tporben unb tpirb nod Diel ges
iagt tperben; Defenders ein9unft tpirb
INNER nieber betpnt: bic QniDefenheit
bes fpeibli6en @lementes 3iebe Die iurls
gen MGnner bonn @rnft Der Nrbeit ab.
Oas babe ih eiaentIih gar niht beobs
adten tonnen. Der 5lirt tritt 5iemlih
5uriid, nur bic Musldnberinnen MAIDEN
barin etne Wusnabme. sic erfheinef
faft INNER in 9errenbeeleitung. Sir
Die beutf6e Stnbentinnen trifft bds
ni6t au, fie flirten nidt, penigitens
nint in ben 9Drfdlen uno @Gngen nnb
i'm uniperittGtsaarten. geatiirlicb eibt
es audi Iusnabmen. go ptrb manhe
8efanntfdoFt, Die in ber 8orlefnng
9eTnloiTen tpurbe, in einem Bergniiz
euneslofal in Salenfee ober Wilmers<
borf fprtgefett, unb mas bier iiA leife
als 2uitfpiel anfpann, enbete als Srd=
gObte, nte Der Poliaeiberi6t bes Dftea
rem ausneiit. Sm Iasemeinen aber
bGlt {I6 Die 8erliner Stubentin 3iems
li9 auriid, unb au6 Der Berliner Stuz
bent 1T tpenig genetgt 3u fltrten. Die
ituoirenbe 5rau 1T elm 9egen fiir beibe
Sbeile.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

Inter ben Babsediten i'm erpBsn
Seebab Ntlantic Gitp. lpuros nieier
Sage boriiber abseitimmt. lper ner
6elb bon Santiago lei. Gampfon err
belt sor5e $50. Ghlen aher SAT
6timlnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

liren, tDpsu Iornen gefnn6en fper6en
miiiTen, III benen iiA Bite dfrltant1ne
guifur nit Der aus ben Ser. 6tuattH
inportirten begegntt.
Die marpffonifde @efanbtfdaft
tpelcbe ssranfreih befuAte. bat iih
mad Rublanb beeeben. ipdbrenb bic
mad gnalanb entfdnbte bic 9einlfehr
iiber Berlin anaetreten bat. Der @uls
tan bat mithin gut 81 unterihelDen
aelpubt. l1eber Die Ne5ultute Der Wers
6anbiunaen in paris pirb beri4tet,
bab iiA syranfreih babel ouf 1eine
alpeni}he Weitgrenae befdrdntt, Ddtilr
oher I'm 70 qr6bere grfolge 81 perz
aeitnen bat. Der .@uulois" fabt iie
in feds puncter 5ufammen, ben bsnsn
Der erite Der lpibtigite 1T: bie MnsrS'
fennuna oes itatus quo burh Den
@ultan. 9l[les, Dds alfo in Der lebten
3eit an Der Weftgrenae an frisgsrifhen
8ornabmen geiheben, erhdlt baoiirh
1feine na1trd9lide Gensbmtgurlg.
Der 3fpette punct petrIIII DC Suuii1
ung elmer @ren3polidei; Der brittle PIE
glufaabe Der Gabard bur6 Wtdroffo;
Der pierte bic grDffnuns neuer Qons
belsftraben; Der finite bic Dednng
Der fran5Diifhen Ddfen an Der aBeitz
sren3e bur1 Die Orsanifirung Der
nsuen, an Sranfreid dbgetrstenen
@tdmme; unb Der fehfte fdlieblih BITE
baburh eefddffene WaOslidfsit, bie
@ren5linie unter siinitigerr unb nes
niger foitfpieligen 8ebingungen nah
@3iibtpe1ten aus3ubebnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

Infer gderbdu Depart.msnt bat
fiinfsebn Wasson 9aouneen runi@
fhen barten Wsiaen importiri =
iibsr $4,000 8uIbel. Dieter ruIiifhe
Mei5en inn in &anies unb Dflabon1a
gum Mnbau bertbeilt nerben, um una
Ter Mehl au perbeHern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

Der perlotterte 3uitanb bes Ser.
Staaten Rreu5ers Columbia, Der nun
als 5bulfhiff in bem Marinebaubof
5u 9rDotlbn sur 8erpenouns tommen
Ion. 1T bic Golee BON GabrIdifisteit
ocer @ebanfenloiigfeit i'm Marinez
Oepartement. Das ppr 3ebn Sabren
nit einem Muftpanbe bon fiinf Wlillio=
nen sebdute 6diff, beNen Maf1inerie
allein ST. 100000 tpertb mar, elm
G4pefterfdiff Der Netp Dorf. Seras,
Detroit unb Mdhias, fpurbe nah benz
cubanifhen Rriege Bel 2easue Sslanb.
BEL philabelpbia, feftselest. Mnfanes
ipurbe -np4 Elm Mafdinift angeitellt,
Die tbeuere Maf9inerie in Srbnung al
balten, bann iiberlieb man es fpie ir.
eenb einen aIten aaiten- Der Sbbut eli
nes Wd9tsrs nit atpei Dollars per
Sag. Bel aHer SntelIieen3 bate ber
Mann bas Ghiff niht i'm Gtonbe ball
ten tDnnen. llnb 10 iinb benn beute
bic Mafdinen berroitet unb bos Snz
mere bur1peg pernadldifigt. Iun
ipirb nah ben Gnulbigen geiunt tperz
ben; ipenn bic @d1e I'M gongreR our
@prahe fpmmt, tpirb bic 1rage am
Mabe iein, ob etipa dnbere iptrtbDplle
Gdiffe 6bnliA bebdnbelt iporben finb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

Gs unterliegt nuh ben Nesierungsz
berihten feinem 3neifel, bdB bic
Maisernte in ben Der. Gtdaten in
biefsM Sabre bic fdledttite ftit lans
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

Die Gflaperei unter ben Woros ouf
ben pbilippinen aussnrptten. fpiro
man. berihtet Sberit pettit, enitpeoer
gum Nuffauf Der @tlaben pber slt
friegeriihen WabreeeIn greifen mill
fen. Sn beibsn S1llen eine peitere
foftfpieliee 5olse unieres qbilippiz
nenzMl eaicuers.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

Inter ben iungen G9Dnen golo=
rabo's bsrridbt Elm Guberit lebbaIter
Wettbeiperb Inn bic g6re, fir bic syiz
CUR auf benz Dom bes neuen &apiz
tols Mobea an fteben. Gs 1T basu
nGmlid bas allerbubiheite Mdbden
Goloraoo's auserfeben; unb cine priiz
funes=GommiiIion ION ben Streit Der
Shonen ent11eiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

general g. M. @prrel, nelher
tpGbreno beg 8iirserfrieees in Der
Mrmee Der 8ebelIen, i'm 6tabe 2ones
itreet's, hiente unb in Der Shlad)t bel
Sbarpsburg bur9 bic 2unee eef1oi~
fen nurbe, lit untpeit &oanofe in
9irsinien geitorben. Nad benz 8rieee
mar er lanee 3eit superintendent Der
gentral=gabn bon Georgia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05

ger 3eit lit. Die 10000 gorrelponz
bsnten bes Mderbnu Departements
haben ibre 2iiten eingefanbt, bersn
3uiummenitsnuna ersiebt, bab bic
@elnmmternte stfpas. iiber taufenb
MiIfiunen gn1bel bstrasen niro,
pdbrenh Dis Durhlhnittssrnte iiber
slpsi tauienD Miqionen anssnommen
piro. Cine ginbubs bon iiber elmer
Miliion gufbei lit Elm grpber Ne-=
lnit uno bic reihe Mtiaensrnte miro
fort in QnIpruh ssnpmmen msrpen
mIilen, um biefen 9erluit su osdsn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
CUBA AND THE TARIFF.

The president has spoken OF vital need" OF a re.
duction of tariff duties Cuban imports General
Leonard Wood, the military governor of Cuba says
article in the Independent that the failure of the
Cuban sugar and tobacco industries will bring ruin
and disorder and it might produce result which
would destroy Cubas confidence in us as people and
would put in very undesirable light before the
world"
1t is not known what congress will do. Several
republican make strong against interior
ing with the Cuban tariff. The San Francisco Call
says
To expose few of industries unrestricted Cuban
competition while leaving other industries fully protected
would be to throw the whole burden helping Cuba upon
the exposed industries alone That would be fair II
morally bound help Cuba obligation upon
whole people and not upon few industries. The help
therefore should be given in the form OF subsidy
The people Of the United States have eed the Cuban.
and now the Cubans should be left to work their
salvation The plea made in their behalf invalid whether
made business proposition a sentimental appeal
Whatever duty we to Cuba, first duty is
eope and one OF the cardinal features Of the home duty
that Of protecting the industries upon which wokngmen
depend for livelihood AS the president himself has said
that the prime consideration OF entire economic egs
laton'
The New York Press says:
III the American people sentimental grounds think
let them down into the pockets of all the American people
ected for prescription and spoation II Governor Wood Of
President Roosevelt anybody else Santa Claus
stuff that forty millions into Cuba Christmas stocking why
in the OF American industries American deeency
should the forty millions be hlched
nes in the FIRE places of American homes Why from
Democrats believe in tariff for revenue only Sugar
is one Of the best commodities for such tariff But
aside from this, If to have protective tariff
it is unjust that the East should reap the benefit Of
for her manufactures and products and that it should
be proposed to take off altogether or reduce by one
half the duty Cuban sugar the injury the sugar
planters in Louisiana and the beet makers of the
Northwest
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GERMANY AND THE POLES.

1t is singular phenomenon that the Germans who
upon one side OF their natures gentle highly
cultured and civilized in literature in learning in art
aud in music, should upon all governmental questions
retain so much of the ferceness of the tribes from
whom they are descended. in all governmental ques.
tons the Germans OF blood and iron their
Bismarck In nothing has this savage character.
istc been more persistenty manifested than in Ger.
many's treatment OF her Polish provinces
The recent arrest trial. conviction and punishment
of sixty Polish school boys at Thorn Prussia is a
striking instance of the GOTH who yet lives in the
modern German,
The oHense for which these boys were punished was
"or belonging TO secret society the sole object OF
which is promote the study of Polish literature and
history" The use OF the Polish language is strictly
forbidden in the schools OF Prussian Poland With
German thoroughness the parents OF children who
protested against their punishment have been arrest
ed by the government There has been severe com.
ment this action OF Germany in Russia II Is pos
sibe that complications with Russia may result as the
undoubted tendency OF the antPolish policy of the
German government is to drive the Poles of Prussian
Poland who do not believe separate nation of their
own is possible into the arms of Russia. There is
some adverse comment the governmental policy in
the German newspapers. The Welt Am AIontag of
Berlin, conservative paper says THE bankruptcy
the antiPoish policy of today is manifest Polonism
has not become weaker, but stronger. From the dig.
nifty which marked the bearing of the accused in the
trial at Thorn infer that the maturing gener-
alton of educated Poles win be very grave enemy if
it BIO treated as enemy"
The anttPolish policy is carried SO far that not
only are children punished for violating its provisions
but priest refused permission by the governor
to impart religious instruction in the Polish language
arshnssE OF this sort always brings reaction
that u disastrous. The assimilation OF the Poles has
hcen prevented mainly By the Germans keeping alive
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4oUsToN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1901.
10 PAGES TODAY.
THE PRESIDENTS CHOICE.

In spite Of the feeling that has been Justly felt and
shown by the press of the United States concerning
the outrageous persecution OF Admiral Schley-n
spite Of the that II is well known of all that
Secretary Long is the head of the antiSchley naval
conspiracy and that Long the conduct of his Of
fee but an assistant the presdent-until the
eleventh the president has been given the benefit
OF the doubt and of the obloquy that is the need
OF the other offenders has been poured on his head.
1t has been sincerely hoped that the president
would in the end right Admiral Schley. It sup
posed that he had moral enough to detect the
foul combination that has been formed against that
gallant officer and that he would eventually al.
though tardy and rend apart the evil meshes SLAM
der that have been wound around a great American
hero.
The president has acted--not definitely and decs.
ively as yet but in such way give to grave
fears that he is going do the wrong thing rep
rimands General Miles for expressing an opinion IA
vorable TO Schley He is barely prevented from repr
handing Admiras Belknap, Watson and Brown and
Lieutenant Hobson, who also expressed views favor
able to Schey He has applied the gag to congress
far is in his power by letting it be known that any
congressman who has anything TO do with any Schley
resolutions will be absolutely barred from having any
voice in the distribution Of the presidents enormous
Federal patronage Finally. he makes a scapegoat of
Macay the hired underling and let's the chief offend
CO.
The choice is now fairly presented to the president
He must range himself on the one side or the other
He must either adopt the honorable of remov
ing the stigma placed upon Admiral Scheys reputa.
ton by John D. Long, his subordinate pursue the
dishonorable course OF allyng himself with the admi
rails enemies If the president chooses the latter path
deeply will he be made to feel it during his life and
after his death the verdict history will condemn him
in the OF all posterty The feeling throughout
the country is shown by the enthusiastic ovation Ad
miral Sehley received upon landing in New York on
Monday and the at the New Orleans cotton ex
change on Tuesday. when the mention of Schleys
name was the signal for Of the most wildly plaudi
tory demonstrations witnessed in this country