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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

raber Barnet % iis ielp.
Upton. Sno.. 20. slue. = gRrs. Sesie
Ronuct, 0uitru til en- fremrasenbe asbs
manb | Sharppile, orabte @aar fit
Sp9obarn meb en- Borbfnip og be9if
bereiter Selpmoro ueo at ooerifere fin
Strube. Senbe5 gRanb bar life biemme
Siben Barnet blep iebt for en- Waaaneb
iioen, bar Mrs. 8onadsJortanb peret
let ansrebet, % for nosle iaa 9ase f..
ben iorlg9ie brn at besaa Selmorb peb
at iu9lse aarbOliDre os ltare fin Stru.
be meo en- Yennefniu. Sun bapbe MI
naiten ousritaast 5slssrne al fit fsrae
6oriss os lagoe, Of bun pilbe lepe for
fit Barns Siplb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23
Set fmbanife Sabinet trner.

Saoana, 9lu9ult 20. = @n aluorlig
8rile Ipnes at pare for Saanoen ben
tubanite 8eserins, ioet aabiuettet er
misiornsiet meo Reserinsens 6rems
sanssmaaoe os er fremfommen meb
8lage ouer aultuSminilte lteren.
Oct iises, at buis Yraiioent Yalma
uil ianftlonere Wtiniiterens 6anbline,
bar aabineitet Snoe at antlase Pres
Iioenten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Gn uomerfet Heforo. WliS
Gaa 8. Ssrsenien er Gaunet paa en-
uns Dame Ulilwautee, Nis., Der ny.
Zig bar iaset aisaussefsamen fra Sta.
tens 9aormalifole. gun bar ben ij9lbne
&etorb, at bun fine IA Stoleaar al.
brig bar iorismi en- Gag os albris er
fommen for tent til Sfoleu. GUN bar
alio peret en- ai De opstisiie alasien
Jor 10 llar iioen tos BUN slisanssets'
amen fra en- al Mlilpautees SpjifOler
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

San fit Jig bapnst. = aanlas
Gitp, Mo., slus. 20. Sames M. Got
tinsban, Beltprer for. Benions Sfolen,
forisste / slites forsaoes at faa bet 9ele.
fcnnummer, ban pnlfebe, ps ba Central.
italionen uuoloo at lt9nfs bam no9en
SpmGrfiombeo, fit ban fat paa en- gtie,
ilOs 3eleion.g guren neo fra V9sssn %
taIteoe ben uo paa @ooen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Stor Sfopbr Gbepenne.
Wp., llu9. 81 - 5fslse Reboelelier
fra Saraiosa breber Sfoubranoen Zig
en- iorurolisenbe Grab, os bpis Sielp
life mart Dbes, er Der Jare for, at
Mineelenbommene paa Cob 5ia oil
blipe pbelaste.
Slben peo @ranb @ncampment er
iluttet, men omfrins @olb 5ia os Sa'
rnio9a roier ben meo uiorminblfet Sef.
tisbeb.
@upernsren bar ienot Nnora9enoe til
Suoenrissminiiteriet ON at tase iig al
Slufnin9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

itr9ttsli9 berefter. Den famme 2lften
tog 0atteren fig ct gab. og 5aOeren
troer nu, at bet er bisie aemitalier,
iom bar eipet qnlebnins til eng
bommen. 2egerne benagter imiolers
tib, at iaa Tan bore Silf9loet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Danmarfs beleg. 9lnton Murtin.
len, Ell pelltaaenoe 8onoe fra apbbp paa
aaalono, bar oisie 0aee 81. v5ols
tets sluls" ailast 9iacine ct geios. San
bat iaaet iig eli Eur til 2imerifa ubeiufs
fenoe ior at belg9e berboenoe Sl99t ps
geuner, os bar ueret baooe @aibin9s
ton, Miinneiota, Sainois os andre Sias
ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23
Gfsfnrliunsbilletter til neoiat
Hris.

Sen Dollar for Heturbillet mellem
Omaba og BLAIR, gaebr., Dug. "a
-27. pg 81. CANINE Sept. 81
Og II, gieturbilIet gelber
/ bpert Silfeloe cen Dag fra apbet
at 9illetten.
Oberper bet muiifalIte prp9ram.
u. 6. g 0 bri CD,
8illetzNet..
Tortb @eitern 9inien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Oct banite Soipital i &acine,
isis, bar ubiteo fin &apport for be TO
liblt iorlpbne 9lar, os lamme uopiier,
at Soipitulet 1900 bauoe S5 9atienier
os 1901. eiier bets llbpibelie, l43.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23
One Fare for Round Trip.

Steber ntrs for os influiipe Blair
sioer gratis Retur for reiIenbe til
Oatota Gitp ,,Olb Settlers picnic"
Dug. %. 9ieturbilletten g9lber til
9lus. 90. 1902.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Sino ip9. 6remont, Webr., Nus.
l8. = @n sammel 5armer oeo Naon
Sens SenIen. Der boeoe 10 Mil 9torb
for Jremont, bleu Dag iprt BERTH os
efter en- lnberisselie ienbt til Sinos
ipseboipitalet / 2incoln. SEMEN. bois
Spsbom ben ienere 9io bar antaset
en- i9rlis uoloiom alraiter, er " 9lar
gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23
SmcoeforrctntnQ.

st pelinorettet, pelbeiat os pelbeiget
SGrtiteo pnites iol9t ipr 10 Nopb. nj
Selbrebsbenipn pil ben nuuerenoe gjer
gaa til en- Jarm.
Sulfin y. g.: l54 slu9. 1902.
s. 8. g8eitereaaro,
ganbn9ent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Yaitor s. M. Sanien, lom er
Brett peb ben =oanlfe Metbooilts
menisbeb / Gpbraim. lltab, er aanbi.
bat for 2esislaturen paa &epublitaners
mes 0alaIeobel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23
lite MarQ.
8o9er
neoiatte priIer.

|
lGn9e Splaset parer, ba ri life tan
itaTe flere til be priier.
ginar gbriitianien. Jrstsn BobiI os
1enbes 9rober. 172 Siber. &
Omi1as Nebfa! fra $1.0O til 40c.
sfriitOHer Sunfen. 2lmeritanfs Tor'
bolo. Sem Gorebras: Horbmens
bene / Mmerita. airtelige Jorbolb
o. I. b. 159 Sibsr. 5 9milao.
Nebiat fra 80e til 20c.
9attenbeuien. Resnebos for Wellen!.
flasfer. SOC. Nebiat til 25c.
Martenfen: ..Den triitelise OooD,
betraetet meb 9enipn til bet baptis
itife SpsrssmacI." Rsofot fra SOC
til zoe.
H. g. MabIsn. Ole. en- Gortallins.
s OmIas. Nebfat fra zoe til 1Oc.
lat til $1.20.
til Doc.
GrsleDs Siftorif Mtlas. Snbb. $1.6O.
Nebiat til 80c.
W. Shaubo: Oe II Bub. Rriitelise
Gorebras fra 8etbesba. 244 81.
Der Omi1as. Nebfut fra $1.00
til Doc.
4ritmetit os Mlsebra til Stolebrus.
8oe. Nebiat til 40e.
Or. $. Martinfen. Dpsmatiit. Sps
Ipsninser". 4nbet OpIas. 1o4
itore Siber Smilas. Nebfut fra
60e til 2Oc.
3Oc
Masbalene SborsIen: Stubenten.
SortalIins. 1872 Sibsr / Omi1as.
Rebfat fra $1.OO til 40 Gents.
9illeber fra Mibnatsiolens 2anb.
366 Siber OmiIag. Nebfut fra
$500 til 60c.
Minbre 5ortellinser. 24O Siber
Smilag, nebiat fra $1.20 til 4Oc.
! glpebrag og anore Gortalinser. 221
Siber Omilas. Nebiat fra $1.20
til 40c.
2ipsluft. 5 Jortalinser. 236 Sic
Der OmiIag. Nebiat fra $1.20 til
SOC.
9llle be openi itaasnbe fem Bigger ct
af Masbslene Sboreien, en- banif Gor,
fatterinoe, fom lepebe / Norge. De ere
be melt interesfante Sortallinser os
aaratteritilbrineer, fom er lfrepen al
nosen banit apinbe.
Jr. Rrebs: Snbibibualisme os So>
eialisme elIer bporlebes bet Danife
Gamfunb for 1ibsn arbeiber. 145
Sioer i Omilas. Neofat fra 8Oc
g. 5eesuaro: Om OpOraseIie. Gn
| 5remitilling of pabcsogiten tils
lise meb It Omribs af benz Sis
itorie. Nebirt fra $500 til $1.50.
Solibt inbbunben. $ Omilas 80c.
Dor 9erres Os 5reliers Seiu &rifti
2ip, fortaIt for Solicit, bearbeibet
efter bet ensellts os inbIebet meb en-
Oistepclufa of @eprs Gpers, preit
Deb ct. Sobannes &irten asbens
bapn, msb Sort og oper 100 Slluz
Itrationer efter be met bersmte
2unitnere; Werfet er IoIibt os fint
inbbunbsn, 792 Siber, bpcr @ibe
rigt fOriiret meb fmasfulpe tunits
neriite Oetorationer. Nebiat fra
$3.50 til $3.50.
Ginar gbriitianien: 8rober Rus.
1913 Siber. $ Omilag. Nebiat
fra $1.00 til 4Oc. 2Det Oplas.
5ortalIins ps Diste af Sobannes
9elms. 257 Sioer. elegant inb<
bunoen. Nebiat fra $1.8O til zoe.
ariitiun 9itersaarb: ,Nbbpsserne".
202 Siber. Reofat til 30c Oms
flag; soc. inbb.
= .gloctbuiet". 214 Sibsr. s Oms
flag 30c., inbb. 50c.
Suleitiernen fra 1899. Den fsrite
Suleftierne meb 8inebst ,,Mnssar
bsber ct Barn. Nebfat fra 55c.
til 35c.
Melooier til npt Sillag til @almebos
for Girtes ps 9usanbagt. psb Mtte,
rup og Simonlen, for Orsel, meb
pebfsiet Melobifortesnelie for 9ergs
green's, gtungs, 9arnetops os nar.
parenbe Sanllins. 81 Giber.
Snbbunben. ylebiat fra $1.OO til
SOC.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Spiier so ,Gornsrer" og osr.
Winona, Winn.. Nus. 81. = Willlam
3oiiner, en- 5armer, iOm bor Narbe.
ben oi 9rempelau. @is., er bpb iom
5sl9e al at bnue fOripiit fig 9rsn
Majs.
2enne &et bar bans 9ioret, os til
Utiobaa ipll;e ban "a ygrer" uben at
bnus noset Wen oerai. Om aftenen
iortarebs ban Is til 90 gil | Sens, TO-
lenoe lig iaa Del tilpus iom i9bpanlis
men ON Watten oaa9neoe ban op meo
en- tr9uenoe Sunser ior mere Wajs
pan git nso % ipiite enonu IL ygrsr".
ON Morsenen fnnbt bans Some bam
lissenbe bso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23
Goleraen.

Semla. Snbien. Nus. Il. : &oleras
epibemien er itabis 3iltasenbe. Det
usentliSe @enneminitstal paa DpbSli.
item bar naaet LOCO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23
Slagterforretning

meo eller uben 10 9tcres 9anb pnites off
b9noet inoreIt muli9t.
Gn oriiti9 8aniter tjente 9ooe Yense
ber ilere 9lar. Gnete 5orretuin9 Of ben
glrt 8pen.
9irifin y. 8. l54, yieb slue. 1902.
s. s. @eitereaaro,
9anbaeent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Snsen ubiister. Nem gort.
glus. 21. - Osben Nrmour, 5ormano
for bet fore asbiompasni. meboeler, at
Der er inseu iom belit llbiist iii, ai
asoet oil ialoe Yris fer naite 5ors
aar til 1robs for ben rise aorn. os
Wajsbslt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Selpmorb. @usuit Jrooe Senien
fra Gbicaso besit forrise llse Selu.
moro os bleo | Spnoass besraoet paa
Mount Oliue airfe9aaro. slfosoe,
iom inbebapbe en- betroet Sitting ueb
bet fore Resan'lf Wostrpiferi, bar np.
Zig bleuen ifilt fra fin Sultru, iom meb
lin liae firaarise Sen for 9iben op.
bolber fig 3anmart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

o9 oil, naar bun ct gar Nar bar peret
9ererinbe, bespnbe Stubier peb Uni.
ueriitetet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

9eb NatiOnal Yb otosrapber8
Come ntiOn iornplis Buffalo sjorbe
en- uns 0aniter ira Chicago fig iarlis
bem0rfet peo bet uoisst fine 9lrbejoe
ban funoe iremuiie. 9ans gauun er
Ulaoien, builfei ban bog bar ameritonis
leret til Wat5ine, os ban bar, ifclse
fpnoise 5olfs lloiasn, en- slimrenoe
6remtlo lOr Jig beroure paa fin .ipecielle
aunlt Omraaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

0sbsfolo. Or. 9bue Matbieien
Os bans Suitru, Omaha, bar iriitet ben
iunse SOrs at Mite beres albite Ssn
Sarrp. en- imuf Opuait 9rens paa ouer
Ia Slar. 5or ouer en- u9e iioeu unber
sif 9rensen en- Operation 9alien, os
ban bar aaereoe COB georins os mob
to9 buer Dag paa 1oipitalet Beiss af
fine Jor9lbre. s Wanbass inbtraaote
imiolertio en- pluoielis JOrblsbnins.
lom mebierte 0soen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

3rebi ueb 2pnnebilas. Gre.
mont. giebr., II. Nus. = gn befenbt
oonl Jarmsr peb Naun Ole Sacoblen,
bolibbenoe omtreni Dtil Noropelt for
Jremont, bleu @aar brebt peb 2pns
neolas. San par uoe Warfen, ba
9pnet ramte bam, os fob niae meb
fine Selts. 9sben inbtraabte siebliffe.
li9. Martuaroist nof bleu insen ai
Seitene belfaoieet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Glitter Zig paa Dsbslejet. Sra
Clinton Nnberion @ountp, 9enn. iors
teles fslsenoe:
WaiiS 8ubp Simonos, Dattsr al en-
befenbt 9relaitbanbler Norbpelten,
lna Der ips ai gieroefeber, os aagen
loa, at Der par liDet 6anb ON &ebning.
Gn Gang bauoe Yisen ueret Spse.
plejerite paa ct SoIpitnl Gbicago, og
blonot benoes Yatienter bar for Qlar
lioen s. q. Senien fra Jreeborn gounip
/ Wlinneioa. San iattebe aerllsbeb
til benbe; men ba BUN altib piofe fla
folb imoo bnm, turbe ban life fomme
frem meo, buao Der laa bam paa 6ierte.
TIMBER lin Sp9oom ruubte bun nu
Here @anse bans 9aaun. os Do Jaoeren
forltoo, buorlebes bet bar iat, uoipurste
ban benoe, os BUN iortalte, at bun 4
Nar bemmelis bapoe bolbi ai SEMEN.
5aberen telesraiereoe siebliftelis efter
bam, os ben unSe Wiano rejite itrats
fro Minneiota til 9ennesiee.
Ssnoas Morsen ben 10. Qus. fom
ban til Clinton. Yeo 2pben ai bans
Siemme uaasneoe 8ubp op af fin 9ss.
og Der bleo ct hjertelis Wtsoe meaem be
@llfenoe. On Hr9it par tiliteoe for at
mebbels benoe Satramentsi, os paa So.
oerens Nnmooning tnptteoe ban bet 9gs
telfabelise Baano msllem 8ubD 81.
mOnos o9 s. y. SEMEN. MaaRe ben
nnse Dame oueritaur Sp3oOmmen.
Gen onnife Meni9beb Dam
mart Sans, iejrebe ben 3. Suli 25
slars Dasen for Wenisbebens Stiitelie.
2e isrlte gspbpssere sennemsit mango
Seloarllabeoer os 6arer, raunlis |
aampen meo Snbianerne, iom brabte
flere af oem, bortierie ct Bar unse gi.
ger ps oreu Reiten paa 5lust. 9iserne
blep bog befrieoe al Solouierne, flpgts
nlnserne Tom tilbase. flere ypbpssere
fom til, os bet lille yOanmarf" blom.
iireoe. Menisbeoen bleu itiftet unoer
Wleouirfnins ai Yaiior 8. 8. airtebers,
ben Gang | glt porn, Sa.; ben nuoar.
enoe Hrait Ell &. 8. &auu. Den 3.
Suli bar Der Subileumssubstjeneite i
ben imuffe Sanbten8firfe, lom Meniss
beoen tiloels bar bpsset meo esne San.
Der, os naite Dag bOlbtes en- ienlis
SammenfOmit en- Ylantase. builten
Ell ltor 5oriamlins oeltos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

@n ioripiplet Wano. Snlina,
aani., alus. 90. Soiepb glnberien.
en- 5armsr, bOenbe Often for Salina,
orutneoe unber ct 9lnialb ai 5oripiu.
lelie fine fire Bsrn, ire 9ser os en-
grens en- Giiiern % ifpb oereiter fig
lelp meb en- 0iepoluer. San pll lamb.
ipnlispis bs. llbeloise Yenseaiiarer
6apoe brast bam | Jortuiolelie. 5ors
brpoelien blep besaaet, mebens aonen
por borie fra Sjsmmst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

9ornabo briper tit Spil. -
Senunsiorb, gtebr., Mus. 29. Gn
9OrnaoO, leoiaset al itarf &ssn os Sa'
sel, gil slites ben oper Gsnen Der,
i9rlis lanss meb Wiobraras5loben. 8
ben Electromagnetic @sn sjoroe ben flor
Sfabs. Sasl paa u 9omme 9ia'
meter ialbt. Bpsn flap msb Siretten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-03

Redemption fund with
United states treasurer
(hye per cent Of circula-
ftoul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-03

empd President Anguish Cannon in
wi t pcalt to
man Gospel peace is y be
o y
territory sam the direct Of Governor
a ol of He
Oh
Cintons OF the mnt orr he quickly pn
4 reg Of o.
% and
RobitM Mcintyre brttrf snnusan d W
Whmuean e
burg neah shows
lCannns1 ian hmtng ren h exploit f In
aoe a prtu
g l A
rhngsm uarw frs ouedh does NJ know; no e hen "
My ou n h
without De
throughout he las In
asom dd
gard hangb
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hbcn nnmaa stated Mr. G e
fadn
sndst
heal
neon snwnn lis u Is
npni ounu he
KntchyNnn napsh an a
Colonel nn o Il
n cdagaon
dwodmanp comec
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-03

cent too high; that II can and does sell
abroad cheaper than II does at home;
that the tariff must come down; that
1t Is higher now than ever before In
the history Of the government; that
public opinion is rising against it. es-
peclally in the middle west that to
go into the the 1904 campaign on the
Dingley law means defeat.
The president hesitates to take this
step. He fears to open up the whole
tariff question; to array manufacturers
against him as the trusts are now ar
rayed, The latter, he believes, he can
fight, and knows he must fight but he
hesitates about broadening the oppo-
sition There are men who think he
will be forced to It by public opinion,
and that as the battle between organ
lied capital and consumers for political
control goes on he viii find II neces-
sary to go the whole length and make a
fight for naturalization, modernlzation
of the tariff, regardless of consequences.
The men who hold this view believe
that before the actual battle over
Rooseyelts nomination comes on this
tariff war will be at the front; that the
cloud is rising in the west, and that 1t
cannot be put down with the phrase,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-03

mo disturbance Of business interests"
Let well enough alone" or any other.
Among the men who are doubtful Of
the expedlency Of naming Mr.. Roose-
Welt in 1904 there is a belief that he
has already gone too far They say
that he has produced a feeling that he
is unsafe" and that the business world
has lost confidence in him. According
to trustworthy reports President Hill
Of the Great Northern road has sworn
that Mr. Roosevelt shall not be nomi-
Mated and II nominated shall not be
elected. Mr.. Hill Is represented by
those who have talked with him as be-
ing very angry at the president, and
Mr.. Hill has great deal Of political
influence in the northwestern states.
Senators, representatives and whole
state delegations to national conyen-
tons are under his control.
j. Pierpont Morgan, "the most power
ful man In America" has not yet
turned against the president At least
he is more amiable about 1t than his
friend Hill. Perhaps the secret Of
this Is that Mr.. Morgan was formerly
very fond Of Mr.. Roosevelt. The great
fnancier has great admiration for the
young New Yorker who is now in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-03

such actions as those against the rail-
way combination and the packers
Their platform is that II the people ask
for him the trusts may fight in vain.
Many Of the presidents advisers have
told him that In a war like this there
can be no quarter. II must be fight
to the bitter death. Consequently they
have urged upon him to 90 after still
other trusts. They have pointed to
the steel trust and said that is the next
one that should be hit. The president
listened. He caused some investigation
to be made. He learned, or thought
he d,that the shrewd men who framed
II had seen to that. At least Atty
Gen. Knox, former Carnegie lawyer
so assured him. The president has
more than once said he would attack
the steel trust or any other trust that
was violating the law.
Then few Of the presidents friends
urged him to attack the steel trust
through the tariff; to insist that the
ways and means committee get together
this summer and frame a tariff bill;
TO press the question Of tariff revision.
They pointed out to him that the steel
trust has IS per cent projections and
that its prices are consequently Ss per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-03

They also talk Of Senator Hanna or
secy. Root or Tom Reed for the Re-
publican nomination. oddly enough, a
few speak OF Senator Beveridge since
his defense Of trusts in his lndlanapo.
lis speech But Mr., Beyeridge has
burned his bridges behind him. He Is
unreseryedly for President Roosevelt
Already the lines Of the 1904 battle
are forming-President Roosevelt aud
his popularity with the people against
the big corporations whose managers
distrust or fear him. Here IN Wash
ington the political gossips all advise
US to keep an eye on Mark Hanna"
That the trust question and the az.
iiliated tariff question are coming TO
the front in the public mind Is the ties.
timony Of a great many senators aud
representatives who hear from their
constituents. A western representa-
tive who has just returned from his
district, where he made his renomina-
tion sure, said today 10 the Record
Herald correspondent:
In my part Of the country the peo-
pie are talking about one subJect-the
trusts and the tariff The women and
children are talking 1t, and am afraid
we are going TO have an 1890 campaign
over again. My people care nothing
about this Philippine howl They stand
by the army They say our soldiers
are doing the best they can In a hard
Job. and that IS enough. But they are
tired OF high prices They believe the
trusts Of all kinds, big and little, are
making too much money. The cost OF
living scares them They want the
trusts hit by prosecutions IN court,
by tariffs In every way that Is open.
II the people in other parts Of the
country are like those in my district
this is the one question now agitatlng
the American public"
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with the masses, weak with the caplt-
alists. But now In their opinion, his
attack on the big trusts have won the
people 80 securely that the great allied
corporations have not power enough to
defeat him.
These are the views expressed by
those who stand close TO the presl-
dent But there is another side to the
story. Perhaps a great majority Of
the public men here are neither for nor
against the president in 1904. They
have deliberately avoided taking posi-
ton. In their eyes Mr., Roosevelt is
still on trial He is on probation. He
may be accepted and he may not be.
This Is the present attitude Of a con-
siderable majority Of the members Of
the house. In the senate only half
dozen Republicans have openly COM
mitted themselves to Roosevelt. Fully
as many are known to be opposed to
him. The remainder are neutral they
are waiting.
Many of these men with whom your
correspondent has talked see a battle
in the near future, They think It will
be one Of the greatest battles ever
fought in the political arena of this
country.
This is to be battle Of the allied
trusts and capitalistic combinations
for control Of the government The
masses are to be their antagonists. The
big combinations are against Roose-
welt. The people are supposed to be
for him. over the nomination of
Roosevelt in 1904, It is believed, will
come the first great struggle,
1t is an open secret that the shrewd
men who are helping Mr. Roosevelt
manage the political part Of his adj
ministration have. urged him to take
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White House. He once offered to
make some money" for Mr., Roosevelt,
but the latter would not permit IT,
Mr.. Morgan was displeased when the
merger suit was brought For day
or two he was more than dlspleased.
He was furious. Then he cooled down,
and his former liking for MIR. Roosevelt
tempered his acerbity Like many Re
publican senators, Mr.. Morgan is said
10 be waiting to see what the nan in
the White House does next.
Can President Roosevelt afford TO at
tack the steel trust through the tariff?
II means making an enemy, a puissant,
implacable enemy OF the man who now
bestndes two continents and the wa
ters between them,
Senators who think President Roose-
welt has already gone too far say II
would be more prudent for the Repub-
lican party to take another candidate,
one who mad not offended
great iinanciers. II Is all very we'll
in their opinion to win the confidence
OF the masses; but what win that
amount TO, they ask, If the men Of
billions decide they wish to beat him
at the polls? Suppose they ask, the
Democrats should nominate a German
or a Whitney 0alk Of the latter is re-
yiying, and he personally hates Roose-
velD, and the great trusts were to raise
a campaign fund Of slOOOO.OOO or $40
OOO 600 to be used against Roosevelt and
for the Democratic candidate whom
they would know they could trust?
What then?
The Republicans who talk in this
strain have a wholesome fear Of the
power Of money in national elections,
Of the power Of corporations and OF
orders from headquarters"