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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Polygamy is guaranteed the
protection of the American flag
by article 3 of the treaty made
by our Republican friends with
the Sultan of SUN: the treaty
also permits the Sultan to gov.
ern the Archipelago of Sulu as
he may see tit and the United
States pays him a tribute of
9.120 a year.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

II our Republican friends in,
tend TO give the people any re,
lief from trust rule they would
have done so before Congress
adjourned. All their talk now
is tor the purpose of catching
votes, The trusts well know
that Republicans will not dis
turb them it matters not how
much talking may DE done by
Republican orators and news.
papers just before an election.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

IT you are opposed TO giving
national banks the power to is.
sue and control the volume of
paper money for their own ben
eft you are opposed to some.
thing that is favored by the
Republicans at Washington.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

The trusts are fighting De-.
mocracy because it is a well
known fact thai Democratic
success means that trusts must
stop rObOing the people as the
people will be in charge Of the
government.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Cards are out announcing
that Dan b. Madden and Miss,
Blanch Thiehoff are to be mar
ried at the Catholic Chnrch
at Huuuewell Oct. 90. The
happy couple have the best,
wishes of the DEMOCRAT.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

There are yet greater things
in store for the favored few
just after the election. A cur
rency bill has been drafted, in.
troduced and laid aside until
after the election. This bill |
which will doubtless become
a law at the session of congress
which will convene in Decem -
Der places more power in the
hands of the rich. Such Il law
will place all the people at the
mercy of great central bank
in some one of the great cities
as it Will crush out all the local
banks, give the great banking
corporation complete control of
all our money except gold and
you we'll know that with all
these powers the great banking
corporation would handle the
money in the way which would
max the most money for
itself.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

We have been frequently told
by our Republican friends that
the financial question Is settled
but dangerous bill (known as
the Fowler biID has been intro.
duced and has the support of
the friends of the Republican
party. This bill takes away
more of the rights of the plain
people and gives them to the
National bankers.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

There is ahou. as much differ
ence between American rule in
the Philippines and the rule of
monarchies, wherever they may
rule, as there is between six
and half dozen.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
How many people who com

How many people who com
plain of the high prices OF com.
modities, stop to consider
that the tariff makes high
prices it shuts out competition.
and that Republican extrava.
gance makes necessary a high,
er tariff because immense Gus
tom receipts are needed to meet
the disbursements Of billion
dollar congresses.-Courier.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

If our Republican friends de.
sired to do ANYTHING to relieve
the people from the oppression
of trusts they should try the
efficacy of the Sherman Anti
trust law.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Democracy demands the cleo
ton OF the United States Sena-
tors By direct vote Of the peo-
pie.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

On every issue the grand old
Democratic party sta: DIS for
the plain people.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Trusts, trusts, trusts and still
great trusts are being organic.
ed to plumber the people.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

A few stay at home Democrats
atSevery voting precinct might
elect a trust man to the United
> ates Senate from Missouri.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

We want no more 1994's in
Missouri. This is the year for
every Democrat to come out
and vote the straight ticket.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Stanl with Democracy ttr
human liberty and for human
rights.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Monroe county Democrats
have an excellent ticket.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Human slavery legally exists
today under the American flag.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09
Republican Ticket.

Our Monroe County Republi.
cans met at Paris on Sept. %,
and nominated a county ticket.
Through an oversight the ticket
was not published in the DEMO.
Graf last week. The nominees
are as follows:
For representative, VIM Ben.
son
Presiding Judge A Briefly
Judge 1st district, H E Luttrel
Judge End district, D M Fields
Probate Judge, j F Rodgers
Circuit clerk. Henry Kramps
County clerk, II E Briefly
Prosecuting attorney, Clyde
Hume
Sheriff. w II Youell
Collector, HI Kent
Assessor, James Varney
Treasurer. VIM Massey
Coroner, b M Hobsou
1t seems that our Monroe
County Republicans are not up
to.date in all matters political.
They nominated a man for
assessor when the present in.
Cumbent holds his office for
more than two years yet. Then
they nominated Col. w. II.
Youell for sheriff without his
knowledge or consent.
The advertiser wants your
trade
There is a crowd of young
men in our city who make a
practice of standing around the
outside of the church houses
during services, and engage in
loud talk, smoke cigarettes and
in other ways act man? and
disturb those who desire to
worship. The statutes are very
rigid on such characters, and if
some OF these young men are
not careful, they will have to-
answer for this conduct before
a Justice of the Peace.-Clar,
ence Courier.
Cards are out announcing
that Dan b. Madden and Miss
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Every Democrat must do his
duty.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Take the tariff off of all trust
made or trust controlled goods
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Trusts set the price at which
farmers must sell their pro,
ducts and these same trusts
make the price which farmers
must pay for what they use.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Issues are important this
year and every friend of liberty
justice and right should do his
duty, Nov. 4
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Say farmer friend, how do
yon like to pay more for Amer
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

The popular week end excur -
sion rates are again in effect on
the M. K. & T, RR, For trains
after Top. IN. each Saturday.
and trains all day Sunday
tickets will be sold to any
point on the NJ. K. ct. r. r.
where the fare is $3.50 or less
for one fare for the round trip,
good to return not later than
midnight Sunday,
j. F. BLAKEY, Agt.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

This is not an off year in Mis-
souri, politics.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Shipments Tor the week end
ing noon yesterday very light.
Barger & McClintic 3 cars of
hogs; A. H. Green 1 Car of rye
and 3 of hay. Total 6 cars,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Do you love liberty If so
you must continue to work for
1t. The great trusts are work
ing to take it from you.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Every man who loves the
cause of lib erty and human
rights should on the 4th day of
Novem Der vote the Democratic
ticket.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

No Democrat has done his
duty either as a Democrat or
citizen. nutll he casts his ballot
on election day. When all shall
have done this, next Novem Der.
there will be 70 more uncertain
ty about the result. Every
Democratic vote is necessary.
if we would properly resent the
slanderOus and shameful cam.
paign the Republican leaders
have inaugurated against the
honor and dignity of the State.
Press Bulletin.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

John A. Green, of San Fran.
cisco, Cal. paid the DEMOCRAT
a pleasant visit yesterday morn
ing. He is visiting old friends
at Indian Creek, but expects to
return to his home next week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

1t is the trusts against the
people. On which side are
you?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

T. Hayes IL head. Marion No.
len Is head, j. L. Woolfork 20
head, II. B. Elzea Z head, H. l..
Goens 16 head, T. L. Burditt II
head, 1. L Owen 81 heal. W.
Gelvin 8. Mr.. Gelvin had the
misfortune to lose 3 head as
he was coming in. Miss Lilly
Redman also sold 3 head.
Every thing at the Dan Nc
MILAN sale brought fair prices.
John Moss bought in 8 fancy
fat hogs yesterday - Zeiger
10 head.
Market Report.
Cattle ..-..........................S3. 00@S6.50
Hogs .................................S6.00@$7 90
Sheep ...............................S3. 00@S5.00
Lambs .............. .................4. 00@ 800
Spring Chickens. ..................".....9c
Turkeys "."....--."................".
DuCKS...-..
Geese .........-.....
Eggs |C
Shipments for the week end
ing noon yesterday very light.
Barger & McClintic 3 cars of
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

John Whitecotton, of Shiel,
was a business visitor in the
city yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Ed L. Rees has added anoth-
err 80 feet of dry sheds to his
lumber yards.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

II. B. Hayden, Mrs. w. B.
Hayes and Mrs. Ned Hagan left
Tuesday night for Oxford, Neb..
where tn ey anticipate spending
a few weeks pleasantly with
relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Vernon Davis and wife, of
Warren, were shopping in the
city yesterday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

Nj $. John Addison returned
to her nome near Perry after d
visit with her daughter. Mrs.
A. w. Ely.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

W"Nr0e County Odd Fellows
~. preparing for a grand time
at the County meeting which
will be held at Madison next
Thurs day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

On the night of Oct. 10Th a
total eclipse will be due here
at 11:19. 1t is to begin at 1917
and end at 1913, and will be
visible unless the clouds obiects
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

The advertiser wants your
trade
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

ger 8eife geduBcrt, OuB in Der 8e3iez
bung feline 3neifel obmalten tOnnen.
Der 3ruf 4tnter &ortofz
eIn Der.
Nepzg ort, 3. Mai. - SroB
Der 8emu6ungen bes groBen 8ullopu
ftono ba5 6Iei74 geitern bier in Stem
0ort nod INNER auF Der 9let4 tbeu@
rem, fir bic Grmeren &loifen unerz
rei66aren 606e. Sbglei9 Der @n=
qrosz 9rei5 Inn einen 6aIben Sent gez
funten iein fo0te, blieben Die 9Gnoz
Ter felt. Die fleinen @ei6Gftsleute
6Q6en 0o6en lang nit 8erluit oDer
neniqftens nit einem ni6t nennensz
ipert6en 9rofit arbeiten miiFen uno
fii6ren 1i4 baber OiePrei5ermdBigun9
BON einem 6Qlben Sent pro Pfuno
RinDflei16 fel6ft gu Semitic, UNI 70
me6r, ba Iie gIauben, OaB Der @ngroS%
Brcis in penigen 2Ugen pieoer itet@
gen miro.
Die Rii6IbGu1er in SerIen : Gitp,
Nefpurf unb 9oterIon IinO 3Dur nit
Tleif6 gefiiut, bod Denten Die Pafer
ni6t Doran, es ouf ben Mdrtt 81 per@
fen. sic purten pietme6r Darauf,
bQB bic Ra9froge no4 6leii4 Die0er
fteiqt uno tperDen bonn DuS por5dnz
Dene 66lu6tpie6 a~uftauFen, 10 ooB
bic No9frage na4 bemielben itetgt II.
Der Preis bes 6leiI6es fi4 bait. sic
f0nnen Dann Dem Yublitum Dteoer
etnen8Gren pon benz ongebli4en0}anz
qel an @4la6toie6 auTbinOen.
noSye b06er man Die 5leii4barone
6Gngt, beito tiefer tperOen Die Preiie
finfen," iagte geItern Elm @gz6leti4~
bGnoler, Der bur4 ben Sruit aus benz
@ef6Gft Qetrieben nurDe.
Die 6offnung, OaB Die aus Seras
tommenben unb bort nit 8raS gefutz
terten 3inber Der S9euerung Elm @nOe
MAIDEN niirber, lit gu S6unben 9ez
poroen. Die M}eBger gluuben nt4t,
boB Die Tlei76preiie iinten peroen, 10
LANCE Mai5 10 t6erer bleibt, nie er 1T.
Der Sru1t f4eint 5i6 aud Der Rar%
t~oFfelborrGt6e bemdAtigen gu rpoQen.
Sc 6ieB geitern, oaB Die @rmour5 ale
aus europa anfommenben &~artoffeln
uuf9efouFt bitten, nm ben M&artt 81
c~ontroliren. 8urtpffeln tOiteten gez
tern auf benz 0aibingtonzM2artt pro
sap 20 Gents mebr, als am Montag.
Ser Sn6aIt Der &lage.
@6tcugo, 3. M}oi. - Der Sn=
bait Des Gin6aItsbefehl5 entbGlt Sol
qenOes: Die &luge lit gegen @rmour
& 60, TelIon, Morris e 60, Spift
C 60, Die IS. 8. 9ammOnD 9ading
gOmpanp," bic nGubahp Puting
Company" uno Die y69nar8I4tlb &c
@ul3berger Company" geri4tet uno
ftiiBt fi6 duf bic 8eItimmungen oes
S6erman'f6en 2lntizS ruitgeieBes II.
fpeiit 5uerIt Die 3uitGnoigteit bes
8unbe8z 6 eisgeri6te5 nu6, porauf
Die geT6uIoigungen gegen Die 8etlags
ten er6o6en nerben. G8 pirb bebaupz
tet, baB bic 8etlugtsn cine @ombtno=
ton. Elm Q6tpmmen pber einen Sruit
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S1.39
Wa(66are Slofe- einigc 5eitgemd6c Bargains.

500 Stiide bon 8rooerie 8ienz
na="2apn - Elm fetnes, leidses
MQterial, nit .cprbeo" Streifen
unb rYlaios," bic in Dem Stoff
eingepebt iino (febr berpenobur),
ippie r4llzoper Brinting," 9ez
itreift unb gebliimt, 9eQ6lau roz
ia, Naop, i6par5, 9elio, lObfarz
big unb gruu - i'm @an5en unz
gefG6r so berI9iebene Mtuiter
aur Nuspabl. Wir c~ontrpliren
ben 8ertduf btefe8 2dpn in Bal
timpre, unD lit IS Der bette uuf
benz Martte pro gurO fir
I2!C.
No6 elm gutes Qfortiment BON
ienem 25c. importirten Maoras,
ben mir o~ertuufen fir
l4C.
8ir fI6ren Elm afortiment
BON geitidten @piRes, dmerifa=
niI9es 6ubrifat, %elegante Smiz
tutionen Der importirten Waaz
rem, bic gen0bnli9 fir $1.OO
Bis $3.50 pro 0uro Oerfduft
nerben. Sur 4uspa6l nnter 40
Muftern pro 0uro fir
CSr
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ni9t geforbert tporben lit, tperOen i'm
S4aBamt berni9tet merDen.
@Iborabo Fir Steuerz
0riider.


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8efteuerung DON perIDnli9em Gigenz
t6um i'm 9iItrift Columbia, ipsI6e5
i6on bor6er bur9 Sp~e3iaIregsl fir
in Sronung ertIGrt tporDen mar,
ipurOe BON McGlear1, Minn., nel4er
bic 2eitung Der Bill in 6dnoen Fat,
eingsbra9t unD beItimmt, DaB pom /.
eSuli b. s. an ba5 8eIeB iiber Die Be-
iteuerung BON per10nli4em@igent1um
BON 1878 in Strait treten ipG. 9us
Nmenbement beranlaBte cine ldngere
Debate, in fpeI6er 8ellamp, rs,
ertldrte, 8aI6ington nerDe Oa8
Mteffa fir Gteueroriifer. Gr be-
bauptete, Gigentbum i'm Mertbe DON
MiuiOnen ent3iebe Ii9 Der 8eTtsuez
rung, neil Die Gigent6iimer gsltenO
madten, OaB fie in @oi6ington an9ez
iefen Ieien.
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MbIer SrDen.
Sn Der SiBung be5 HeprGieptunz
tenbauies puroe geItern Gin7pruf
gegen Die 8ripat6iG er6obsn, pelde
Den Captain 8. 8. McGuQa ermddz
tigt, Den inn pom oeuti6en Gaiier,
refp. &0nig bon YreuBen, DerlieRenen
rotten NDIer : Srbsn an3une6msn.
6iffsbepegungen.
9as 54Ia6tf6iff nSnoiana" 1T
in Ietpport Getps, Da8 S6la6tihiff
y4ldbama" unO buS S9ulf6iff
cincinnati" iinO in 9ampton 8oaO5
unO oa5 S4ulidiff rprairie" in
8arbaboes uno ba5 S9uII9iff nN}oz
bicun" in 0ofobama angefommen.
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unb Die Mufu6uIett5" fperOen pa6rz
f6einli9 Inn ben Is. B. 30. na6 Der
8roofIpner Napp : garb ge6en, I'M
Repuraturen bor3unebmen.
Quf ben 9biIippinen iinb Die Sd
nonen6oote nS5le be 2u3on" unO
r9iscotaquo" in Gapite, ba5 8ano>
nenbOOt r8rincetOn" in 3am6oonga
auf Der Sniel MinOanao unO bas
5loggenf4iff n8uinbop" (gontre=
4bmiral @iIoe) uno bas 8orratb5>
i9ifF nGaefar" in @utbalogan, uui
Der Sniel Samur, e%in9etroffen.
Q|iefern 6 6arIes &raB
ni9t aus.
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| merifunif4en Rsgierung Oefinitio be-
na9ri4tigt tpOrben, Dab ie bic beam
tragic QusIieferung Oes einitiger
Observation-Disclosures BON ct 2ouis.
@barIes STRAIT, peIfer Der 8erpife.
lung in Die berI9tigte 8eite6ungs.
Qffaire bei9uIOigt lit, ablebnen muB
Der M}ann tpurbe in @uanaiara Der:
baftet unO unter 3uitimmung Del
meritunii4en Regterung porlGufi:
unb bis CUR @rnGgung bes Qusliefe.
rungs : Antruges feftgsbaIten. 6.
tpurbe Elm @erIu4 semudt, eint
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,,SrOuflbn's" 8iiffrBr.
Na6 o~reijG6rigem Qufent6olt in
fremOen @enGfern ipieOer i'm
NelpzNprfer 6afen.

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Tlaggi4tff be5 8eur @omirol5
@eorqe Go0ier 8emep, Der Danger
treu3er y8rootlpn," lit geitern na6
fat o~reijd6rigem Nufent6dlt in fremz
ben @epGTern lpieOer i'm 8rootlpner
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niI9en Marine gefI6rt, ST tebrt 3uz
rid, I'm aus benz dftipen Seeoienite
III 54eioen unO Dds i6m ii6ertrugene
@Cmt zines G6ef5 Der 2eu4ttburm~
8a60rbe in @ai6ington 81 ii6ernebz
men.
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8rootlpnerS 9tffs6aubOf an 16,Q2oi
1899 psrIafen uno mar ieitber be-
ftGnoig i'm 0ienit. 5eit 5pei uno Ell
mem 6oI6en Sabre mar e8 Ou5 4omiz
rals79tff bes uIiatif6en 8e16DaOers
uno felt benz 10. QpriI 1900 trug e5
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men. Sn8geiummt legte oo5 6aAr@
3eug $4,000 Meilen 3uriid unO eS tit
beute nod in 10 Oortreffli4em gu
ftanoe, ooB bic 8epuraturen, Del4e
porgenommen merOen ioaen, it6 nun
auf Die Mtai4inerie unO Die tnnere
@inri6tung eritre6en nerOen.
Die 8eIabung 5G6lte 458 Y}atroien
unD 50 Marine : Soloaten. 4uBerz
benz nuroen nod trante Seeleute uno
foI9e, oeren 9ienit3eit ~a69elaufen 1T,
aus ben 9%biIippinen 3uriifgebra4t.
lin I'll l1br legte Der &reu5er an
ODD i'm G4iffs6ou6ofe an, 6egriiBt
BON einem Salut bes Retrutenf6tffeS
columbia" Die r8rootlpn" erpiz
berte ben @ruB nit oerIelben Qn3a6l
bon 8anoneni8iFen, brsi5e6n Stiid,
nprauF Der @omirul Barter, Der
Gommanbant bes S6iff86au6oFss,
1i6 an 8oro 6equb, nm Den @omirdl
8emep unD bic Offi3iere miafommen
81 beiBen.
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Die repu6lifanii9en Senatoren ba=
ben eingeieben, oaB lie bic bi5ber in
Der PbiIippinen : Debate befolgte
9plitif ni9t lGnger beibe6dlten f0nz
: men, obne ibrer qortei nudoriidIid
3u f6dben. @s bate in i6rem 8lan
gelegen, bic 9emofraten Die 9auptz
foiten Der 9tsfuFion trugen 5u lai
len, nm bic 9ebatte nidt unn0tbig
bin3u30gern uno m0gli9It balo CUR
S4luBabftimmung 81 fommen. Die
0empfraten BADEN nun uber ioptel
f9ner bella itenDes Material angefa6z
rem, lie bdben lire republitanii6en
Spponentti berartig in Die 0eferIioe
qeorGn9t, baB pelteres S9peigen auf
repu6lifaniI9er Settle ~naturgemGB
ols 3u%geitdnbniB Der Hi6ti9feit uIer
BON Der bemofrutii9en WinoritGt gez
iammelten 4ntlagen gelten muB.
lin ba6er Die Nbmini Itration uno Die
gartei ii6er6aupt ni6t in elmer fdtuz
len Gage 81 belafen, iinO Die Repu@
blifaner g%e3lpungen, Don Neuem attn
in bic Debate ein3utreten, uno mo
ni4t cine 8ertbeioigung, 10 bod cine
8eI9Dnigung Der republitanii4en
gbilippinen : BoIitif 81 Iiefern. grdz
iiDent 3ooiepeIt, Dem Die 9bilippinenz
Situation, pber better geiagt, Die
0enbung, ipeI9e Die 0emotraten Der
ieIben gegeben, ernitIide Gorge berei@
tet, bat ieinen purteifreunOen i'm Sc
nat bic Notbpenbigteit elmer iol4en
SFrontperGnoerung flar gema9t. Sez
nator 2obge, Der nit ieiner @r0ffz
nungsrebe genug get6an gu hdben
qlau6te uno nur Die 46ii6t hegte,
bei'm @9luB Der Debate Du5 iibli6e
Gefume bor5utrugen, 1T nit Der Gusz
arb.itunq elmer ldngeren Reoe be-
f6Gftiqt, pel6e er Infungs nG6fter
@o6e i'm Sendt pom Stapel 81 laIz
fen ~qebenft, unb Senator Spooner,
Der 8bilipptnen Sd9peritdnoige un@
ter benz Mc&inleD : 3e9ime, tpiro
linn nit elmer tpeiteren 3eoe fol9en.
Inbere Senatoren baben ebenfaQ5
prutorif9e 2eiitungen in @orberei~
tung. Die Spooner'f4e Reoe piro
peniqer cine 8ert6eibigung Der 4bz
miniItrations : gplitit, als cine Qtz
tufe auf bic bemOtratii4e Pbilippiz
nen : 9olitit bringen, beren negatioen
G6arafter er nit Dem ibm eigenen
@arfasmus tritifiren min.
Der 9rGfibent mill uuf
ben Stump" ge9en.
grdfibent &ooiepelt pirb ieineReb=
nergabe i'm nd9iten 9erbit, pG6reno
Der GongreB : Champagne in ben
9ienit Der 8artei Itelen. 9os lit bas
8e1ultat elmer Gonferen5, tpeI9e i'm
! WeiBen 6uuIe ituttfdno. Mebrere
leitenbe Mitglieber bes Republican,
f6en GonsreB : Champagne : gomiz
te's, 6an BON Soma, ODeritreet bon
| Sonbiand unb Sbermun bon Nepz
0ort fparen on Der gonferen3 bethel
ligt, bssglei9en paren Setretdr Root
unb Senator Spopner anpeienb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

Die polittf6e Situation fparo BEL
oiefer 8elegen6eit griinoli9 beIproz
4en, uno mar fam bo6in ii6erein,
tpte pon einem S6eiIne6mer perii6ert
rpurOe, DAB Die 4usii9tsn auf einen
republifuniI9en Sieg BEL ben nod
item GongreBpublen Dor3iigli9 feien,
penn in geeigneter Deiie Elm bis8en
na4gebolfen piiroe. OieTe Nu4z
biilfe pirO 9rGiibent Ropfeoelt lei
item, unO babel gleid5eitig 5pei 6liez
gen nit elmer &lappe f9lagen. Gr be-
abfi6tigt Dem 8erne6men nd9, i'm
5ribberbit cine Sour our8 Die 6iioz
i~tauten uno etnige peitli9e Staaten
5u unterns6men, uno BEL Diei Ter 9elez
gen6eit natiirli9 Reoen gu balten. 9a
Die Geben be5 Yrdi ibenten bur6 bic
Pref1e ii6erdq bin perbreitet per0en,
10 piro Die 0irfung oerielben ni9t
auf Die unmtttel6are Na9barf8aft
Der Orte, no tie ge9elten iino, be-
10rGntt Dlelben.
Die Sour bes grGiiOenten niro 10
einerIeits oa5u bienen, ieinen Yarteiz
genofen in Der Gongreb : Champagne
gu 'beIfen, unb anbererIeitS piro Der
PrGfioent periu9en, ii9 i'm Sioen
belte6t 5u MAIDEN, mas i6m in Der3uz
funft niiBen mag. SIN nG91ten6rii6z
ia6r fOIgt bunn, ME in Nusii6t gez
nommen, cine Sour nu9 Der 8actficz
Riiite.
Gut fir 8anten.
SnlanOfteuer : @ommifdr 0erfes
bat auf 9runo be5 @eieBes pom Sc
bruar 1901, peIfsS bic @inl0iung
Der 8ant9ed8 : Gtempel u~norbnete,
nun cine Orbre erIafen, tpel9e geitatz
tet, baB geitempslte 8anf6eds, Die
8e6uf5 @inl0fung Der oarauf graz
pirten Stempel benz SnIunoiteuer~
8iireau eingeliefert porDen Itnb, nab
&an5euirung Der StempeImarfen ben
@igentbiimern 5uriidgeiteqt uno i'm
9ef6Gft5perte6r benuBt tperben mo-
gen. 8tele Der bon groBen 8anfen,
Iotpie bon rei9en Pripatleuten eingez
lieferten gbeds BADEN bel 8eGo gez
toitet, b. 3. tie limb auf feinem 9apier
tunftpou graptrt, 10 baB Der Wertb
FOLDER Gbeds ~oenienigen Der burauf
befinbli6en 3tpet : Gents : Stempel
melt ii6erfteigt. 9esbaI6 paren Die
Gigent6imer gar nt9t angenebm bas
bon beriibrt, bieie @beds einliefern gu
miiTen. Der @ommifGr bat nun entz
I9ieben, baB bic @6eds bur9 Gin
ftampfen zines runDen Codes, / Son
peit in Der Mitte Der Stempelmarfe,
fan3euirt perben iolen, 10 baB Der
gbef befen unbei9dbet bod benuBt
perben fam. Die @igentbiimer mill
fen fi9 i9riftli9, unter genuuer 8ez
| f6reibung i6rer gbeds be6ufs Sbenz
tifiairung beriel6en, an ben Commit
fGr UNI 3iidienbung tpenben, unb
f0nnen bic g6eds bann per @rpreB,
ober Bel grOberen Quantitdten per
| 5ra9t, 5uriid geianbt erbdlten. grs
! preB ober Sradt mullen natiirli9 bic
| Gigent6iimer trogen. @beds, beren
| Riidgabe bis gum 26. Jebruar 1908
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-04

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