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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
What is Anarchy?

The question what Is Anarchy" has
been asked 50 frequently and answered
in so many forms during the last few
weeks, and the knowledge Of the gen.
eral public on this subject Is so vague
that | give herewith what Is probably
the most concise and authentic state.
ment Of the anarchist creed ever form
ulated. IL Is the statement Of Princi-
pies" voiced by the manifesto issued ut
the international conference Of anarch.
lists, held at &C. eva, Austria, in 1882
and reads as follows:
"Our ruler Is our enemy. We an.
archists are men without any rulers,
lighting against all those who have
usurped any power or who wish to
usurp it.
"Our enemy is the owner of the land
who keeps 1t for himself and makes the
peasant work for his advantage.
"Our enemy is the manufacturer
who fills his factory with wage slaves;
u enemy is the state, whether mon.
archisl, oligarchial or demo cratic, with
its officials and staff officers, m.agis.
trates and police spies.
Our enemy is every thought of an
thority, whether men call it God or
devil, in whose name priests have so
long ruled the people.
"Our enemy is the law which al ways
Expresses the weak by the strong to
the justification and a%potheosis Of
crime.
"But if the land owners, manufac.
turers, the heads of state, the priests,
and the law are our nenies, we are
also theirs, and we boldly oppose them.
We intend to r%e.coDquer the land and
the factory from the land owner and
the manufacturer; we NEAR to anihili-
ate the state under whatever name it
may be concealed; and we mean'tO get
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
PLEASANT GROVE.

Lost, last week, between the state
line and Red Cloud, alap robe Finder
please return same to MIR. Christy or
leave at CHIEF Office.
We had no church al Pleasant Grove
last.Sunday evening owing to the rain.
Mr.. Merrill and daughter did not get
back from Blue Hill with the proceeds
of the peaches in time for Sunday
school. last Sunday. What's the natter
Mr.. Houghtaling and family took
dinner with Mr.. Shannon's family last
Sunday.
Mr.. Boyce and sons departed for Ok.
lahoma on Monday.
Perry Beardslee will build a barn
24x4O on the farm occupied by his son
Elmer.
Mr.. Hutchison was down at Oscar
Proyolt's for a load Of peaches on Mon.
day.
Chas. Collins hired a young nan to
help him on the farm, but on Sunday
he went after his clothes and failed ia
return.
Mr.. Houghtaling and Chas. Francis
were shipping cattle on Tuesday.
Jack Davis and family OF Esbor
spent the evening with MIR. hought
| alinp's family on their way to Iowa
where they are going to visit or per
haps locate,
Messrs. Lindsey removed their cat
tie from section thirty'tive in Linz
where they have been p~astrring thi
summer.
Miss Mary Shannon is spending thi
week with Mrs. Leiderbrandt in Paw
nee township.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

our freedom back again in spite Of
priest or law.
According to our Strength we will
work for the humiliation Of all legal in.
stituiions, and are in accord with ev.
cry one who deiies the law by q revolu-
tionary act. We despise all legal
means because they NJ the ncgations
Of our rights; we do not want so.callcd
universal suffrage since we caunot get
away from our own personal sover-
eighty and cannot make ourselves &C.
completes in crime committed by our
so called representatives.
Between us Anarchists and all DO.
iitical parties, whether consei vatiyes
or mOderates, whether they light fer
freedom or recognize it by their admis
sion, a deep guilt is liked. W. wish to
remain our own masters, aud he who
among us strives To become n chief or
"A leader Is II traitor To u cause. or
course we know that individual free.
dom cannot exist without Il union with
other free associates. We all live by
the support of n another; that is the
social life which has created us, that is
the work Of all which gives to each the
CONSCIOUSNESS Of his rights and the
power to defend them. Every social
product is 20 work of the whole com
munity, to which all have a claim in
equal manner
For We are all communists. IL is
ours to conquer and defend common
property ana to overthrow govern
ments by whatever name they may be
called"
Let the reader study this Statement
of Principles" compare it with the
Constitution of the United States, aud
then determine in his own mind wheth'
er the anarchist shall go or rot
j. NJ. CHAPLIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
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School Report.

Report Of Dist. IS In Garfield town
ship, Webster county, for the month
ending September 81, 1901.
Number Of pupils enrolled, 35.
Average attendance, 81.
Number Of pupils tardy, 3.
TIE following pupils were neither
absent or tsrdy during the month;
Russell Amack, Wesley Street, Henry
Haasen, Louis Kent, Maggie Robinson,
Laura Harris. Vernon Harris, Archie
Harris, Irene Kent, Carrie Street.
JESSE A. AILEs, Teacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
Republican County Ticket.

Republican County Ticket.
For County Judge
g. X. CHANEY,
OF Red Cloud. ed Ward.
o. d. HEDGE,
OF Red Cloud Precinct
For County Coroner
DIR T. X HALL,
or Pleasant Hill Precinct.
Fos County Treasurer
CuAs. y. GATHER,
OF Red Cloud, list Ward.
For County CLERK
ED. Q. GARDER,
OF Guide Rock Precinct
For County Surveyor
W. n. THORNE,
OF Glen wood Precinct
For County Superintendent
IRIS 4. J. CASE,
OF Red cloud, I'd Ward
For Commissioner LIST Dist.
r.. BETTER,
For Commissioners I'd Dist.
W. y. RENKEL
For Commissioner bth Dist,
W. RICHARDS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

Every assassin is a coward. On hear
inc hat he would be o limb from
limb il the crown At Auburn got hold
Of him, Czolgosz begged in abject
terror for the protection OF the law he
so despissd. And his ~wallowins on the
noor OF his PRISON cell when he card
the shouts of the mob outside, 'hows
the kind Of stuff OF which anarchists
are made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
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n JOHNSON, President,
A Holton, Kansas,
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

A suggestion em~anating from a high
source, and which is meeting with high
favor, is tn change the name of the
Philippine islands to the Mckinley
islands. The object is, of course, to
perpetuate the name and glory of the
mariyred president and his admins.
tration. 1t is intended to bring the
proposition before the next congress,
and it is not doubted that it will be ac.
cepted without question if presented in
the proper manner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
Republican State Ticket

For Supreme Judge,
SAMUEL II. sEDGwICK,
OF York County,
For Regents to State University,
g.. }, ERNST,
:of Lancaster County
II. l.. GooLD,
or Keith County
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

So far the campaign has been free
from slush and mud throwing, and it is
TO be hoped it will continue so. The
candidates are all conducting n gen
tlemanly campaign and we are glad to
see it thus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

The Columbia won the second OF the
international yacht races yesterday. II
now begins to look as though Sir
Tommie Upton would have to 90 back
to England without the cup.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

A int caucus OF the republican vot.
ers Of Red Cload city has been called
for next Tuesday evening at $50 at the
court house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

The Hawaiian women's club ut Hon.
olulu debated the question: Is it better
to take Rocky Mountain Tea hot or
cold?" Either way It magniies your
pleasure. G. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

Emma Goldman asserts that while
in the Chicago Jail she was assaulted by
the other women prisoners. 1t was
certainly hard on them to be locked up
with one of the reptile assassin tribe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

We, the jury, lind that the deceased
came to his death from heart failure,
caused by not taking Rocky Mountain
Tea made by Madison Medicine Co,
SIC. G. l.. Getting
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
Half section, five miles from Red
Cloud, fine land, first.class improve.
ments. \ bargain il sold soon. Ad.
dress j. W. WALLIN,
Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

October 80, which has been name,
for the electrocution of the assassin,
y, is the earliest date at which
the sentence could be inflicted under
the law. 1t is early enough TO suit the
demands Of Justice. This date will be
about six weeks after President Nc
Kiuley's death, while forty weeks
passed between the death OF President
Gai field and the execution of Guiteau
The speed shown in the Cz,lgosz cas Q
as compared with the 1881 miscreant
pleases the country
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

The political pot hasn't even begun to
simmer around here.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04

For the thirteenth time and last time
the body of Abraham Lincoln has been
removed. The cssket obtaining the
remains Of the emancipation now lies
imbedded in az iron cage within a solid
block Of cement beneath the monument
In Oak Ridge cemetery At Springfield,
Illinois. The caskst vas opened and
eighteen persons were permitted TO
look upon the features before the body
was lowered to what is believed to be
its last resting place. The identified.
ton Of the rem aias was positive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-04
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-11
FRESH VENTURES
Are Not So Common as For
merIy, and~the Reason Is
Quite Apparent.
(From the Newspaper Worldly

(From the Newspaper WORLDLY
A subscriber the other day made the
query as to whether there were as
many fresh newspaper ventures now
as several years ago. Probably not,
and the reason is not hard to discover.
The business of newspaper publishing
has undergone a very decided revolu-
tion Of late years and especially in
the daily field. The daily paper of to-
day does not greatly resemble it's pred
ecessors of few years ago. In nearly
every department of daily paper build
ing there is radical departure from
old-timo methods.
If, as seems to be the case, there
are fewer new ventures now than for
merly, n is because of the greatly in
creased cost in starting q new journal.
So sharp is the competition and so
aggressive the present day methods
that no paper stands any show unless
1t Is thoroughly equipped, mechanic
ally and otherwise. Fast presses, COM
posing machines, stereotyping and
other accessories are demanded in the
mechanical department In the edi-
torial room one, and sometimes two
telegraph news services are considered
necessary, and the editorial force must
consist Of bright, able and high-sal-
aried men.
ALI these things take money and
plenty Of 1t, and probably II is just as
well that such Is the case. The pub
lie is better served with one or two
ably conducted newspapers than would
be the case in a town or city where
there are half dozen papers, none OF
them really first class and all strug.
Cling for living.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-11
TWO men DROWNED.
One Persisted in Rocking the
Boat While Crossing
Summit Lake,

Akron, o.. June 10.--Oliver Crosier
and Emil Bergdorf were drowned in
Summit lake at o'clock Sunday morn
ing. Michael Shay, who was with the
party, escaped with his life by clinging
to the overturned boat. He floated
about in the lake for an hour before
his cries were heard and help came to
him.
The three men started from Summit
lake park at midnight to row over to
Lakeside. According to Shay they had
been drinking, and Bergdorf was very
much intoxicated. In midlake he per-
sisted in rocking the boat to frighten
his companions, and in so doing he up
set the boat. Bergdorf and Crosier
went down at once and were drowned
Shay clung to the boat. sr.
Bergdorf's body was recovered at 8
o'clock Sunday morning by dragging,
but Crosier's remains have not yet
beeen found. h The dead men were both
residents Of South Akron. Crosier was
twenty-four years old and Bergdorf
was thirty-seyen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-11
PLEADS BUSINESS.
Mr.. Weity Not Vet Prepared 70
State " He VIII Make
the Race.
lCincinnati Enquirer.l

Cincinnati Enquirer.)
"My presence here had no political
significance, whatever" said Hon. John
G. welty, of Canton, Ohio, favorably
mentioned in connection with the Dem.
ocratic nomination for governor, "and
was purely a business proposition.
came first to attend the meeting Of the
Peach Orchard Coal company, of which
lam president, which was held in Cow
ington Wednesday, and went on to
Lexington, KY, that night TO look after
some coal interests"
"Will you be q candidate for the
gubernatorial nomination." he was
asked.
II have never in my life been SO
deeply engrossed In business, legal
and otherwise, as l have been in the
last few months" responded Mr..
Welty, "and really have had no time t.
consider politics. lam connected with
the company that Is constructing the
electric line, from Canton to Akron.
which will be completed this year,
to be extended next year through Fus-
caravans county to Newark, there to
connect with q through line from Gin.
cinati to Cleveland. This and NUM-.
ber T other matters. as l remarked
before, have kept me up to my eyes
in work.
II will look over my business affairs
and see II they will admit of a leave
of absence and determine within the
next week IL ] can make the race for
the nomination for governor, for which
! have had many flattering calls from
different parts of The state. IL is my
idea that the convention should he per-
fectly harmonious this year and the
nomination for governor made as near
unanimous as possible, for have every
confidence in our ability to carry the
state this year, the legislature in.
clnded. am more convinced every
day that the Democrats will have a
majority in the legislature.
''The convention doors should be,
and ] believe win be, wide open to all
candidates, and there is plenty of time
yet for all. There are $50 delegates
to be selected, and so far only few
small counties-not 100 delegates all
told-have been instructed. 1t is my
idea that the delegates should go to the
convention unhampered, look the field
over carefully and nominate the best
man that can be had for the ticket.
would not care for nomination that
came after bitter contest, and would
like the support Of the great centers
from which we are to draw upon the
Republican ranks, which are unques.
tionably in rancorors condition. II is
my opinion that this should be an ag.
gressiye. open and above-board cam
paign, and II nominated should ex.
pect to go into every county in the
state and force the fighting. That is
the way for us to win, and the signs
are ripe for Democratic victory"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-11
LOCATION OF TICKET.
Chairman ManIy's Views.
Canton, Alliance and Mas
siIlon to BE Represented.

Discussing the location Of the Dem
ocratic ticket, which is just now the
question Of interest in the minds of
the leaders of the party, p. l.. Manly,
chairman of the last executive COM
mittee, said:
I'm my opinion, two of the county
candidates should be from Canton, one
from Massillon, one from Alliance, and
the others distributed throughout the
county equitably. The Democrats of
this county are sufficiently well inform
ed to understand the welfare of the
party sufficiently to make this kind
of a distribution. They should lay
aside personal friendships and PERSONA
considerations for the good of the par
ty and ! know they can be depended
upon to do so.
With good ticket properly dis
tributed, We should win this fall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-11
USE THE CANAL.
Navarro Citizen Takes Excep-
tions to Abandoning the
Waterway,

Editor News-Democrat- a Re-
publican reader Of your paper (which
like for news) allow me 10 call your
attention to the article in Fridays is
sue quoting Mr.. Summer as an advo-
cate Of the destruction of the Ohio
canal and by so doing the financial
injury of many good citizens of Stark
county. In the first place the argu-
ment Is followed that the canal is not
used for other than lumber. The Hess
coal mines have been using it exclusive
ly. Bennett & Sons, grain elevator, use 1t
exclusively. Navarro Stoneware COM
pany use 1t extensively for shipping
clay, and others here use II, to say
nothing Of my Touring mill investment
depending on 1t for power. OF course
any citizen has right to advocate its
abandonment but 1t certainly comes
with a poor grace for Mr. Summer TO
talk that way after favoring street rail-
way companies which he is expected
to do in the very near future again
with calvert to be placed to accom-
modate the iron now being delivered.
Navarro, June 8. J. NJ. CORL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-11
CANTON
MARKETS
Continued Cool Weather
AFFECTS the Wool Trade.
SHEARING IS SLOW
And Farmers Hesitate 70 Take
the Low Prices Offered--
Saturdays Prices
Prevail.

The unusually cool weather for the
time in the year is having its effect
upon the wool trade In various ways.
Slower than usual progress is being
made toward taking off the clip Of this
year and the trade every way Is slower.
A light movement is reported In east
orn markets Growers do not take
readily to the prices offered this year
which nrc lower than those Of year
ago. Buyers arc. paying for all grades
Of WOO, the same figures noted few
days ago.
Saturdays quotations remain un-
changed in all lines OF trade. Standard
groceries are steady with fair de-
mand. The stock Of fruits and vege-
tables is rather light, as Saturday clear
ed up everything in that line pretty
we'll.