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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28

leies, pr9itetaloet uolettes = bette
og meget mere pil lie, iom letter os |
Spending o9 9Gngitelie. 9pab Der
foreger Sp9noingen er, at ri intet
i~ittert oeo for 8ongresIe fadr dntaget
eler fortaitet plaOien; men Sanoipn>
liabeoen er o~perpGloenoe for, at Dor
glaos bliper antaget. 8i er nenlig
Iaa ubeloi9t ftiaoo.. at ingen bar iad
ndturItpnt % afpetslenbe ct 9anoftab,
iom Ri. Ser er iteile, fantditiite Slip
pebierge, frooi9e Marter, ouftenbe
Gnge, prGgtige Stooe meb Batter os
9sjoebrdg. rislenoe gette, iterre pe
minore 6lo0er, Der / 4egntioen Tan
foulme op til ribenbe Strpmme, ufdrs
bare Woier m. m. = Iamlet paa en-
lille 9ldos ale be Raturforbnlo, iom
Soloaten fan msbe / 5elten. Ser er
4nleoning not for nnele Sans bops
til at lore 59roigbeo til at msoe
5jenben unoer aqe 6orbolo.
9i fan 10 life labe bare meb at ipsz
tulere oper, bpor ri iaa ital ben. Ro9le
bar 10 farmet lange not til, at De, saur
Uncle Sam 9iper Dem en- COB Sitting
for oeres 5drm, fan ta9e til gben pg
.npoe 5rugterne at beres Qrbeioe".
Men De Dngre al os maa 10 blipe / DR.
bejbsIelen enbnu en- COB Stuno. 0ers
Tom Ri funoe finbe en- glabs, bpor Der
/ 5orpejen bar en- banit Iutberit Me=
nigbeo, iom Ri tunoe itbrte, og bpor
oi tunoe bliOe itbrtebe, og bpor Der bar
not at 9ano og bette life par for bbrt,
6eoen life for Iterf, aulOen life for
urimelig, bar Der maaIfe en- Muligbeb
for, /! en- Del at os tunoe felges ab,
% Ri liOt efter liOt funbe TONNE oOer
bet, Der M Ter uo ION en- lung
Sf9bns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28
o, Rebr.

argo, Rebr.
guostieneIte ben 2bsn Senoag | boer
Nnoneo, 81. 1910.
6aroIb SEMEN,
9r9ft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28
Blair, Nebr.

9aa S%orsbag often bil Der 81. s
blipe Slutningsmsbe paa Stolen,
ferit engelIt og oerefter oanIt. Rpgle
fremmebe 9r9fter bill pare til Stebe oa
flere at Dem bill tale. Qqe er peltom=
ne.
: Siofte Spnbag par Der aonFrs
nation / Blair &irfe. Is unge be-
frefteoe beres 9aabspagt. blunot benz
en- Glep fra Stolen. pau Senbdg
bliber Der a~ltergang for aonfrmans
berne og beres 5or9lore eaer Berger.
= Mober, ia en- gafte er NOT til TO
&bart 8abn Webicin. &c 8rugsans
pisningsn. Der er intet faa gobt for
8dbDs iom aoefp Mountain Sc. Bot.
5arnbam &c Sampfon.
: 6. 6. pierce er ben betenbte lez
bsnbe 5or9anbler al ale SIaes Meb<
Ter, Sengefjebre og mabruier. Bar
neOogne o. I. b. 9an bill ialge Bill
ligere enb be fore 9uie meO glimrenbe
RutaIog.
: gn M 5glelie at friif pulierenbe
2iO gaar gennem 2egemet. 9u fgler
big Jung, bu er ung, efter at bu bar
taget Rocf1 Wountuin Sc. 35 @ts.
5arnbam &c SumpIon.
preTferne q. z. Rielfen, Be
resforb, G. Dat, og s. 8. SEMEN,
9acine, Mis., opbolOer fig / Blair oa er
Genforer DeO 5eologtlasfens munotlis
ge Yrgpeefsamen.
= Spilb fife bine penge pau berz
bifpie Gfterligninser at ROctp MOuns
tain Sc. 6aa ben egte Slags, tilbe@
rsbt dlene af MabiIon Mebicin So.
Gn ubmertet Jamilie Mebicin. 35c.
5urnbam &c Sampfon.
Sobn Meauarrie bar ct fort
Splug at gbgningsmateriuler og
Sui til ldpeite priier.
= 4ebmano Heipton, ION / lans
gere Stb bar bait ct baarligt Ben, fit
bet forleben amputeret; ban fpntes at
bliDe bebre for en- Sib, men / @uur
bleD Fan meget fpe Og er | Dag afgaa>
ct beo 9gben. Del bar Golbbranb,
Iom bapbe fat fig / genet Og f%oraarz
9lobforgiftning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28
Gaaenoer, Sa.

Smddtopperne bar begpnbt Der; en-
Stole er blepen lutfet af ben 0runb.
= Mr. Qnbers g. Mation og 9us
Itru bar / 0apton iibite use.
= 9ans g. 9anien, fom Dor 5 Mile
sit for Calender, bar fact fig en- lille
Syn anben piniebag.
= Sans peterfen bar faaet fit 9us
malst; | forrige rge folste ban en-
5eit for SIS til en-, fom ital arbejbe
pad ben nbe Sernbane, fom tommer til
CONNER.
-So6n 5anien Mortb bar | aar
forpastet 80 acres 2anb lige sit for
fit eget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28
Grange, @is.

Sj9loen er bet Ri bibtil bar label
6gre fra os pad benne aant, men MI
bill Ri maaIte fnart ldbe bere fra ps
for iibite Sang, og Orange Menigbeo
pil 6gre 5or6iitorien til. Oct er bog
life Sorbf9lb, Ri gruer for, eIer Qeit,
Der truer Dc, ej beler bar Strib og
usnigbeb bra9t o5 til Splssning =
Sub ite 9obl gei Dor 1nbergang
fommer fra en- enbnu mere ubentet
Sibe. Oct er Militdrismen be
Toreneoe Staters Solbater Der
truer meb at oberfalbe os og tilintetz
gere os meb ct Slag. Og Der itaar
hi oberfor en- faa tnuienbe Sbermagt,
at bet dlbeles life fan nDtte os at gsre
Mobftanb = Ri itr9fter 69nberne |
9eiret og ~obergiper os paa Naabe og
unaabe. 6or faa 9age iiben fOm
Rbgtet, at Gegeringen t9ntte paa at
oprette en- SraininezS tation for Sol=
batter Der beb Camp Douglas Com
dLlerebe bar en- Militurp R~eierOation
og aifle=aange for Disconiin Miz
lits), men bette foruroligebe os life, ba
Der ligger en- temmelig itor Mofe nar
bsb 9ben og inb til ben inbbe9nebe
Gtsercsrplabs. 9enne Wofe bar bet
bel, fom ifuloe br9nes og bruges,
tenfte be flefte. MSsn hi tom til at
tenfe og ofgle" anberlebes, oa Reges
r~ingens gmbeb8menb fom omfring og
fpurgte enbber Garmer, bbab bans
Jarm funbe faas for. Uncle Gam
bebepebe $4,000 lcres 2anb (bele
Orange og babe GledrfislD 5opnz
f6ips). Glere 3unOreoe Gdmilier
maa ba flbtte. Dor airfe og proite=
bolig og dGe Menigbebens Meblemmer
paa 3 e[ler a n9r menes at fomme ins
benfor beane 2inie. De flefte at bore
Golt er pelfti[lebe og babe gobe 9jem.
5jemmene maa ~forlabes, Naboer og
Wsnnsr maa IfiIes, Dor Menigbeb OPP
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28

.ffnuasr 81 ~buHorsbs Cellars sersnnina fr .
ses~f 81 nlne Of satarrb- BET itfs tan ~belbrebss pa
es.arrn Cure
VS.. gbedep& O., @iert. Tcfsbo. ..
4. lrssrfearear bar tieHot s. I. Cheney I be bbite 10
49, 70 trer ran er oteeies b0osrfis I oue 1orreininas
I.aasat ioner OF huan stett I Stau6 tif at opigIbe enbua
1>rrfi1telis. osres 1irma bar p~dataeet zig.
IL * 3ruat, g3hoieiais Brusgiits. EoIebe. 2.
wsufbiuq, 8fnnau u Warptn. BboieIolt
Gruegiis, 9oIebs, 6.
.san.e ca'arrh Cure iases tnbpsnois os pirfa
ct-t.s ee -loret % Spifemets Giimbtnbtr. Urls
- RI Slalk. S9lses al ale gpotbetere. 0tbnes'
tsa3tt
pal's Fa-nflv pills CT be tebHe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28
SefenOtsurclic for S~larsmpOet

4arsmg6et aa6nes / Gmous airte
Onsous ben 4. SUM ON 6~ormiobagen
ST. 10.
5orbunoIingsmpoe ON Gftermiobaz
gen 81. % paa 9siftolelanbet. Cubs
t~jeneite / aIe ire Sirter ST. y. Sen=
bag Striftemadl og 4ltergang / bper
at airterne 81. 8; 6sjmesieguostje=
neite &I. 10.
Acknowledgements bper 5ormiooag
81. 9 og Gftermibbd9 ST. D.
Ssnbag gftermiooag 6%aaesbprtes
guostieneite 81. % pda 9siitoleIanOet
Og 81. 81 5a1esungoomsmpbe iam>
me Steo.
6bts bet ituloe blipe Regnoeir, off
bOIoes beg9e oisie 5auesmsber / Gma=
us airfe. 6. 8. Senen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28

Korreiponoaneer
SiOnr GitpSa.

Jorrige Manbag ilog 2pnet neb /
ben forenebe norIte 8irfe / Storp 81
tD. Oct t9note / 5oppen at Spiret.
Oct l1tteoes at faa Sloen Iuttet;
Gpiret br9nbte fun neb til 8lotte>
rummet; Iaa Staoen blep life iad tor.
= gditor glemmenien bar berneoe
fra g~olofelo ginfeoag. 6an pr9s
oifeoe / Settion Sir 9srbag bitten pg
Qinieoags 5ormiOodg. On gfter>
m"iboagen talte ban til en- tor 6or=
Tamling al anoegtige 5ilhgrere / aass
6enbapns Sfolebus".
= @amle geter Semen er enonu
meget ing. Oct LATTER pit mob gnoen
mep BAN.
pinieOags 6ormiooug beniop
Mrs. Morten Senien efter bulOanoet
Qars Spgoom. 9un bsoe / 3roen
pad ben torsfeiteoe 9erre 9riitus.
Mrs. Qns airItine SEMEN Gpbt
Mathiien) iaa for fprite Sang 9agens
Chs / aolberup, @inoelpp SOgn, Belle
Qmt, ben II. April 1847. Der benz
lepeoe bun line 8arnoomsz og Yigez
aor, inbtil bun % Nar gammel / Wiuj
1870 blep gift meb Morten SEMEN,
meo bbem bun tort 5io efter uopanz
breoe til 4merifa. De tom Der til
Storn Gitb Sommeren 1870, bOor
be lepeoe / 2 aar. 9erefter fpttebe be
til 9es Moines, boor be boeoe / s 4dr,
for iaa after at flptte til Storn Gitp,
bpor be bar boet puu oeres 6drm iioen
ben 5ib. Mrs. Senlen, iom eaers all
tib bapbe p9ret Oeliignet meo COB
Sunobeb, bleb ing ben lite Dec. 1901.
6un bsoe ben 18be Maj Pinieoa9).
6un bar IdaIeoes fbe / balOdnoet Qdr,
/ 6bilten 3ib bun leo meget, / S9roez
lesbeb / 6pritningen. gun fif imioler=
tib gdaOe fra 6erren til meb 5aalmOz
big6eo at bare fine 2ioelier, iom iitz
fert blepe benoe til aanoelig @elfignelz
ie. s ben iioite Sio at benoes Sbgs
oom l1ngtes bun meget efter at gaa
biem. 6enoes iibite Ben bar bun frem
for CUB / Tgl9enos lille 8ers;
.Spbe, miloe, fromme Sub,
5er mig bel at 8eroen ub!
geipis min Sjel meo 6immelbrgo,
0g gip bu mig en- ialig Dbl"
Mrs. SenIen bleo life gammel =
So 4ar, 1 Waaneo og 1 Dag, men
benoes Sir par leoet iaaleoes, al bun
bill blioe %iabnet, life Blot at fine egne,
men ogfaa al andre.
gun bleb Mober til s 8ern, at
6pilfe be iets, fire 9ptre og TO Ssnner,
tiaige meo beres Jaber MI Tsrger oOer
beres Nobers 9so. 5oruOen bisie
efterldber BIN 8 9ernebsrn, l Ssiter,
(Mrs. Mdrtin 2urien, Storp Gitp,
Sa.) % 8 grgore, 9erteI. Cars %
Sens Matbiien, fom ale bo / Qebuba,
Sa. = Mrs. Senien blep ben 20. Muj
unber tor 9eltagelie begrupet pua
,Genter &~irfegaaro" beo Storb Gitp.
gditor glemmenien talte beo Bad
rem og f~orrette Soropaotditelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28

5orrige Manoag ilos 2pnet neb /
ben forenebe norite Sirfe / Storp 81
tD. Oct tanote / 5oppen at Spiret.
Oct lpttebes at faa SlOen fIuttet;
brRnbte fun neb til 8lotfes
rummet; Iad Staoen blep life iad tor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28
Singer sp=Maifine.

$50 os sos. 2libras for fulO getolinp
@amle Moitiner iltanpiat. 50 90 | aibras
pr. M oaneb os ineeu Renter fOrIanses.
gamle Waifiner $500 os op. yips Utaitiuei
al andre 6abrifater $1,000 og op.
8. z. Kemp, ACT
Blair, Neor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28
8 q. Nebr.

Omobo, Rebr.
2 Qeno oanIfe eo. =luth. Menisbeos Rirfs,
Nortb 26tb Street Cimelem 8runt % gurs
BETTE boloes 0simesieeuostiensfe bier
Gsnoaa Gormioong 81. 1870 og Nfttns
auostienefte 81. 7.30. Senoagsfole ri.
1890 @ftm. QiSemsoe bper SOrsoog us
ten 81. 8. - gae ere hiertelig peltomne!
o. 9. Gbrtfttanen,
9r9ft.
eOpal: 2219 q. 26tb St.. Omaha, Gsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-28
ySanfferen."
Cnsoas ben %. Wial 1902.
0nostjeneiter.


9fatr, 9ebr.
g~uostienefer oe MsOer ofbOloss ! Blair
bonSte ebanselif slutber1e airte til fsl9enoe
9iOsr: 6per 6snoos: 9simesiesnostle'
uske 81. 1880, lAltersang meO toTuo'
Sao / MaonsOsn). aftenguOstienefe 81.
$50. Qite esnbos i MlaaneOen ttaig.
meb aotetiioticn at l%ln9oOmmeni 3Os
Ssnoao i Maaneoen tiai9e meO Goreoros
fra 5eOningsmigfonens 1iitorisl,
ReaelmGsiist MgOer | airten paa oeer'
b~sIqgnino. ober Sorgooe often 81. 6:
iinooOmgmsOs. 0oerunOen Greous SITTER;
mtoooo ST. 2: 2pinOsmsos letter Eur I
Giemmene). a.
@slioionsFOlt for Born Oosr 10 aar
2sroae 81. $50.
81. 9 / Rirten.
SaroIb Senfer.
QrGt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-01
FEDERAL COURT IN THE HILLS
Trial OF Walking shields for Murder
the Most Prominent Ease
on Docket.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Aug. 3l.-(speciai)
A number Of the United States officials
whose headquarters are in Sioux Falls have
departed for Deadwood. and the remainder
will leave Monday to attend a regular
term OF the federal court, which convenes
at that place next Tuesday. with Judge
John E. Garland, presiding. The United
States grand jury will also convene Tues
day morning. while the petit jury will re-
port on Friday morning. A great many
cases, some Of them OF Importance one
being a murder case, will come before
the grand jury. The murder case, when
1t reaches the petit jury, may result in
a verdict inhicting the death penalty, in
which event Sioux Falls would have its
first hanging in about a score Of years.
The person charged with murder, whose
trial will be the sensational feature of the
Deadwood term, is Allen Walking Shield,
a VIGOROUSLY bad and worthless Sioux In
dian, on the Deadwood reservation. The
crime was committed last May, the victim
being Mrs. Sarah Ghost Face, an Indian
woman. The motive of the crime was the
desire OF the murderer to possess himself
of the romans 17-year-old daughter, of
whom be was enamored.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-01
ALARMING DUST IS FAILING
Indications Of Another Eruption Brighten
People Of Many Isles
MONT PELEE REPORTED TO Be IN ACTION
French Vessels Omcers Tell EN-
phatic story, but IL IL Not Com
Armed, Though Martinique
Cables Are Available.

POINT A PITRIE, Island Of Guada-
loupe, Aug. S1.-This entire section has
been covered with a cloud Of fine dust
since 5 a. m. and the populaee is panic
stricken. Fine ashes are falling continually
In q slight drizzle. Semi-darkness is over
the sea and ships in the harbor seem to
be enveloped in a cloud Of smoke.
Advices from Basse Terre. Island Of
Guadalupe, assert that since daybreak to-
day the entire island has been covered
with a cloud Of dust, coming from the
southeast, the direction Of the Island Of
Martinique. The population OF Basse Terre
is greatly alarmed.
RoSEAU. Dominica, B. w. l., Aug. 81
The thick mist which enveloped Roseau yes
terday was taken as it approached for a
rain storm. TIT dust is still falling, but
during the night of August 80 the quantity
Of dust which fell here was greater than
on any previous occasion since the FIRST
eruption of Mont Pelee. At nightfall OF
the both a dark cone-shaped cloud, emit
ting electric flashes, arose in the south.
but was gradually obscured by the mist
caused by the falling ashes. Rambling
noises and a few detonations were heard
during the night Of the Goth. The people
here are quiet. No news has yet reached
here from Martinique.
ST. JOHN. Antigua, B. w. l., Aug. 81
Many very loud detonations were heard
here from Q p. m. last night to midnight.
BAsSE TERRE, st. Kits, B.. w. l., Aug.
31.-A series Of loud reports was heard
here last night from Z to 8 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mary s~teigsner is a complaining witness
against A, Peterson because she has a
BLACK SyS. she received al mis- hands last
night In their home at Seventh and Pierce
streets. Peterson was arrested about 11:40
O'Clock and was drunk at the time.
Charles H. Daugherty of Greenwood, w.
Va was taken in charge by the police last
OF insanity. The man was in the Burt
street mission and seemed to consider that
he was a philanthropist.
Captain Spone Mccoy and Lieutenant Nc
Coy, his wife, who nave been working for
the Volunteers of America In Omaha for
some months, were given a farewell re-
ception by their comrades last night. They
60 to St. Paul and Minneapolis to carry
on the mission work there,
At $3.50 o'clock last evening. the police
made another of their periodical emergency
dashes to the city library in answer to a
false burglar alarm. The Waterman of the
library had locked up, thereby setting the
alarms, and when outside remembered that
he had left something inside which he
needed. He then opened the door, forget
ting the alarm. It rang. 1t is now nearly
six weeks since the last similar alarm.
Some time since Vic Peterson and Mrs.
ing at 81 North Sixteenth street and he
at the Klondyke hotel. Last night Peter
son went to his wife's rooms TO get a din
ner bucket which he considered to be his,
and Mrs. Peterson refused to let him take
the. same. Peterson then set upon his wife
and beat, her numerically. Two boys
rooming In the same building heard the
noise made by the struggle and one ran
for a policeman while the other fought the
husband. The boy was badly beaten also
before the arrival of the patrolman and
Peterson himself suffered considerably.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-01
WAITING FOR tom JOHNSON
Ohio Democrats Will Do Nothing Until tn
Mayor Arrives.
HIS PLATFORM MAY NEGLECT BRYAl
Ii May Not Even Reamrm the Kansas
City Platform, but COnhne Itself
to state Issues-POlit-
zeal Notes.

SANDUSKY. o., Aug. 31.-The demo-
cratic state convention will be held this
week to nominate candidates for secretary
Of state, supreme judge, dairy and food
commissioner and a member of the State
Board Of Public Works. There are fewer
candidates in the field than usual.
The most prominent man mentioned in
connection with the nomination for secre-
tary of state is Rev. Herbert 8. Bigelow,
pastor Of the Vine Street Congregational
church at Cincinnati. Bigelow is a close
friend Of Mayor T. L. Johnson Of Cleve-
land, who will preside over the conven-
tion.
There is a lack of candidates for places
on the state ticket and no slate is likely
to be made until after the arrival Of Mayor
johnson with the Cleveland delegation on
Tuesday morning. 1t is understood that
Mayor johnson will bring with him the
platform, which likely will be adopted
without opposition. 1t is by no means
certain that the Johnson platform will re.
afnrm the Kansas City platform or indorse
Bryan by name. The general opinion is
that Johnson will confne the resolutions
almost entirely to state issues, including
especially his views on taxation. franchises
and all public utilities. The drift of opin-
ion is that the Mclean men will make no
contest for anything except for control Of
the state central committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-01
Another Eruption Reported.

A severe eruption Of Mont Pelee, Mar
Unique. was reported to have occurred at
noon, August 21. This report was brought
to Castries, Island of st. Lucia, by officers
of the French steamship Dahome. This
eruption was followed by total darkness
FIVE miles away from the volcano. A dis
patch received from st. Thomas, August 20,
said that between 10 In the morning and 5
in the afternoon of August rs, clouds OF
dust were seen in the direction Of Mont
Pelee from the Island of Dominica. Deto-
nations we're heard and there we're light
showers of volcanic dust on the island.
TIL following message was received from
Dominica, Tuesday, the 2Gth: "Since 2
p. m. Tuesday prolonged rumbling noises
in quick succession have been heard from
the southwark. There is every indication
that Mont Pelee is in violent eruption"
A dispatch from Paris, dated August rs,
said the latest dispatches received at the
ministry Of the colonies from Fort De
France, Island of Martinique, were dated
Monday, August 20. They made no mention
Of the reported eruptions of Mont Pelee.
The Paris dispatch said also that the cables
to Martinique, both north and south, con-
tinued to be interrupted.
Efforts made to communicate by cable
direct with the Island of Martinique have
proved unsuccessful. Telegraphic commu-
~nication with that island from New York
is still interrupted.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-01
VISITING LETTER CARRIERS
Delegates from st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Duluth Spend sunday
in Omaha.

A delegation of letter carriers from
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Duluth, enroute
to the national convention which today
meets at Denver, were the guests Of the
local association Sunday. They we're shown
over the city and spent some time at the
Bee building, looking over the plant Of the
paper and meeting the editOr, VINO mas
taken considerable interest in affairs In
which they are interested.
The party carried with them literature
booming the coming meeting Of employers
and employees to be held at Minneapolis
this month, and all were out for the re-
election Of John c. Kellar as president Of
the national organization. Those in the
party were ]. A. Hanson, c. W. Schwerin.
G. C. Hawkins, r. J. Miller, c.. A.. Cav
anaugh. U. @. Herrick, Q. A. Olson and
M. F. Donohue Of Minneapolis, e +. Light
bourne, l.. J. Tierney. Mr.. and Mrs, M. A.
Conroy and Mr.. and MRS. J. P. Maley Of
st. Paul and Robert O. Malcolm of Du-
luth.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-01
DEBs TALKS OF SOCIALISM
says Republican and Democratic Par
ties Are AHke ns Regards
wOrkinEmen.

In spite Of the Inconvenience Of sitting
and in many instances standing in the hot
sun, q large crowd listened for more than
an hour yesterday afternoon to Eugene v.
Debs' address on Labor Problem"
As was to be expected. Mr.. Debs dealt
with his subject from a sociallstic stand
point and his principal attention was given
to the existing relations between capital
and labor. Speaking of politics. he said:
THE political parties are all alike. ! wish
/ could find a man some time who is clever
enough or sufficiently well informed, or
even a good enough liar. to show me some
real difference between the republican and
the democratic parties, as far as their re-
lation to the working people is concerned.
The republican party is dominated by the
big capitalists and the democratic party
by the little capitalists that can't get in
among the big fellows. or find it more TO
their interest not TO do so, and the result,
as far as the workingman is concerned. is
the same. Both are devoted to the inter-
ests OF wage slavery. Don't you know
that II you were earning $40 a day. 1t
would cost you 81 to stay on earth? The
republican party is for Imperialism and ex-
~pansion, and the democratic party pro-
claims that policy to be an outrage. II
you are on one side or the other, l would
like to have you give me a reason for II.
A party is merely an expression Of the
economic principles of the class 1t rep
resents. The republican party is for ex-
pansion because It has goods to sell and
wants a market for them; the democratic
party has nothing to sell and does not
need the market, and for that reason OPP
poses expansion and declares the present
policy of the United States to be an out
a & upon the Filipinos. The more inn
| perialism and expansion we have the sooner
the big fellows will get through with the
| little ones.
Competition is war, and the big capital
lists are coming more and more to avoid
It. Every country on earth has a big stand
ing army and is equipped for war, but they
all agree that war Is cruel and they will
not indulge in II. In ten years there will
be no competition and It will cost you more
to raise a bushel Of wheat than you can
get for It. Rockefeller is a living example
Of the fact that competition does not pay
and that consolidation does pay. COMPETE
tion is going. and going fast"