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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-14

IllIaS EQEfunu clarke. RELIEF.
Defendant.
The state of south Dakota senGs greeting
to Lillas Edmund Clarke, the above named
defendants: You are hereby summoned and
required to appear and ansWerthe complaint
of the o named plaintiff. which COM
plaint is hereto attached and herewith
served upon you. and to serve acopy Of your
answer upontthe subscriber, 1.s.s Curtiss. at
to9rney for the above. named plaintitr in the
above action, at his Office in Aberdeen,
Brown county, state of South Dakota. with
III thirty days after the service of this sum
mons upon you. exclusive of the day of serv-
ice, and if you fail to appear and answer the
silid complaint within the time aforesaid.
Plaiatitf will apply to tre court for the re
Lief demanded in said complaint.
Dated at Aberdeen, South Dakota, this 9th
day of February, 1903.
T. o. CURTISS.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
=, Aberdeen. South Dakota.
TO above Defendant:
Fake notice, The complaint in above
action was filed in the Office of the clerk OF
above court, in the court house at Aberdeen,
South Dakota. on February 2:3rd. 1903.
L. o. CURTISS,
Plaintiff Attorney.
First. Publ. Aug. 7-7t-Last Sept lsl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
@ie es aen,af,t tpirb.

Ser 2onbon .MOrnins abbsrtiisr"
uerBfentliGt cine Grildrune bes brittle
idsn 6snsraIeOniuls in goIombien iibsr
bic 8analbsrirassfrase. Ser Gonful
ettIdrt unter Gnbsrem:
,,Die nntsrssidnune bes 6ab. .Serrans
8ertrages mar bas @reebniB setpaItisen
Drudss unb GROCER Sntrisue ieitens ber
Ameriianer. @s 10 bas MbeliGfe bers
fu&t tporbeH. bic DppOiition surtdsupsis
fen, aber General 8epes. ber Sibrer ber
DppoFtion sesen bic Ratifciruns bes
aanalbsrtrases, beiitt eeniissnb Waffsn
Totpie Wunition. eine Reuolulion proila'
mirsn unb ben Braibsnten Warroquan
abiesen su fbnnen. 8epes perlanst
ubrieens nidt, bab bic Bsreinisten Staas
ten ben 8anaI untsr ieiner 8soinsuns
bauen. sr berIanet nur, bob bic 8ereinis.
ten Staaten bas Bribilesium bes RanaI'
baues anifdnbis besatIen.
,,ameriianif1e 4senten baben aud
bas BoIf in Banana loon felt Monaten
aufssbest. feline rlnubbdnsisfsit au pro.
tIamiren. Tbut es bas, bann perben iid
bic 8sreinisten Staten tpom6elidt su
ieinsn 8eidHbern auftperfen unb. pie
ssu5bnlid. ben sr6bten 9lusen oapon
siebeu, Ia, tpabrideinlih ben 8anat gan,
unb gar 30 ben 8eoinsunaen bauen. bic
ibnsn ielbft far anssmefsn eri&einen
m1aen,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Guropdif@e Sarffembaufer.

sc 1T cine ilberraiGenbe Ibatiads.
bab fammtlihe Serrfderbdufer in europa,
Elm einsissS aussenommen, entipeber bon
DeutidIanb abftammen ober burd Seis
rabt nit bemielben Ueriuan6t iporben
linb. Die Wiutter bes aaifer Rbnies
bon Osfsrrei9. llnsarn ipar cine 9rin'
ssiiin bon 8apsrn. Die 3arina if cine
seborene 8rinssiiin bon Sefen. Ser
a5nis bon 8sIsien iit Elm Bring bon
SaGiens 3obures 6otba. Ser 8bnie bon
gnsIanb iff Der Sobn bes 8rinsen vi.
bert, ber ebenfaus elm Bring bon Sadsn.
aoburs. @oiba nar. Gin anberer grina
bon Saafen. aoburs. @otba nar ber
@emabI Der Wutter bes 36nis8 Dom
2ouis bon 8ortusai. Die Nutter bss
95nies Sumbert bon StaIien ipar cine
gi3bersosin bon DsitsrreiG unb bic Wut.
ter Der &bnisin Marsberiia ipar bic
Gedter bes 8bniss bon Sahfen. Ser
3bnie bon Spanisn III ber Sobn elmer
5herrei&iiGen grinssiiin. Die Wutter
ber 3bniein bon Sollanb IN cine prinjeis
fin bon WaIbsd 9srmont. Der Sdtit
bon Bulsarien ih Elm Roburssr. Ser
aDnig bon Rumanisn Rammt bon ben
Sobsnaousrn unb bic R5niain Ia cine
prin,sifin bon @ieb. Die 0ronprinaei'
fin bon @risGsnIanb IN bic S&psRer
aaiier DiIbeIms II. Der 25nis bon
Odnsmarf III 8rins bon SdIssipis. SoI.
Rein. Die 8bnisin Sophie bon Sdnss
ben unb Nortpesen in cine 8rin3efiin bon
Rafau unb bic aronprinseiiin 8ietoria
IN bic 9odter bss @robberaoss bon 8as
ben. Ser @robberaoe bon 2ursmburs
iit Ssrsos bon Nafau. Ser Grbsrins
bon Wontsnesre bat fid nit ber grin3ei.
fin Suita BON Wsdienbure permdbIi.
Ginsig unb aasin ser srmpr6ete abnie
bon Ssrbisn unb isin NadfoIser bdnssp
in isiner Deiie NIT 9sutidIanb su.
Iammen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Sanbelemtnift fteriunt.

Die nsbsrtrasuns bsr bsrfGisbenen
8ursaur, usI&e isbt unter bem neusn
Sanbels. unb Arbeitsminiitsrium suiam.
menssfabt iperben. fanb ftatt. anitIisb.
enb an einen fIeinen Rebeafius i'm Mmiss
simmer bss Winiasrs gortsIsou. Dem
Nmte unterfeben bic 9ureaur ber Gorpo.
rationen unb bes Sabriipefens. bas Sen.
fus.Mmt. bee 2eu@ttburms Weien, bic
Dampfbootinipsition. bas Sdifffobrts.
Nmt. bic 6diiffabrts Gommifidre. bas
Bureau ftir Standards. S1itsns unb seos
batiiae aufnabmen. bas Statiaif6e Amt.
bas Hrbeitsamt. bic Sifdeommiffion unb
baB Bureau fdr Auslanbbanbel.
Ser neue SanbeIBminifter bat W. D..
Deaner aus Obio 30 ieinem Pripatfeirs.
tdr ernannt. Weaber bat f1on felt
Sabren Nsmter i'm 8unbesbisnh beileibet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Grfse serie ber Ggserimente ieet
beeubet.

Die etfe bsr Serien Grperimsnte sur
5ehlequne bsr Wiriunsen demifaIifhsr
grdierpatismittsI auf Nabrunssfoffs,
nel1e BON gonereb aneeorbnet tpurben.
ilt abeeiGIofen porbsn. Die @rperis
msnte beeannen i'm Dessmber unb ipurs
ben felt biefer 8eit unter peri6nIihsr
2eituns bes Or. WiIsp, bes gbef bes
GemifHen 8ureaus. obns unterbre9uns
forteeisst. Dr. WiIsp bat felt bem De.
3ember tdelib 10 Siunben in ben su fe;s
mem Bureau eebbrenben Hdumli@feiten
perbra@t, tpo ben foaenannten 8erfuGs.
ianin&en tdsliG brei MabIseiien berabs
reiht purben. Die iptpeit benutten
BrdierbatibmitteI iinb 8orau unb 8or.
idure unb Dr. Ditep slaubt. oaB ipeiiere
grpsrimente nit bieisn beiben 6tofen
nidt mebr notbipenbis iinb. Weber 9r.
Wllst nod anbere 8eamten bes Nder.
bau.D Departments tpolen bas Reiultai
ber Gypsrimente aneeben. .Sie iaeen. bab
iie 8sll brauden, um bic ,&eiultats sufams
menjufeaen unb bies mebrere MoGen in
Anfpru@ nebmen tpirb. irorauf elm ANTE
Ii&sT gssiGt srfoIssn iOl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
SaHbelsSertraass 1lnterbaHbs
tuaasu.


@is Hian aus gutter lusgs srfdbrt, ift
BET ben 8abaabIunseH betreffs eines
SaHbeIsesrtrases siuIi4sn 0snti@lanb
unb 8ubIanb bereits ein Ginberitdnbnib
tibey Die MsissnsSue erseidt. Nit BEN
ginuerfdnbnie tlber bic 8iebsbIe nit
HubIaub babsrt q aber nod. nidt 10
iebr ipesen bessn Sbbs. ionbsrn iussen
ber Nebenbeitimmnnsen. Deuif@Ianb
ipsib isbr senau, baB RuBIanb cine
bsterindrs poliseiIiGe tlnteriudune feines
mad Seuti4Ianb srporiirten 8itbes in
elmer Deiie. tpie Fe BEN neuen SIeii@s
beiaaueeieb eniIpridt, aidt earantiren
fam. unb DeuifGIanb bsrIanst bardber
8arantten.
Saessen iol WiniRer Srbr. b. Rbsin'
babsa auf ieiner amerifareiis bic neber.
seueung eeiponnen baten, baB bic Ser.
6taatsn bic n5tbissn WabreeeIn bebufs
ausfubr eefunben SIeif&es mad DeutfGs
lamb setrOffen baben.
Wan glaubt in Berlin aud, bob Srbr.
SPED b. Siernburg balb init Der 8es
sierune ber 8et. Staaten In 8srbanbs
Iuneen llbsr einen neuen Sanbelspertras
sipiiGen ibnen unb DsutfGIanb tretsn
eilrfte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

Nit Hhdiat auf bic erobe AnsabI pon aranfen
pele bic Britii9en Eottoren In i6rer Office s26 uns
527 eonneu 8ebduee, auseiubt baben, unS Mot i'm
eenSs Serrsn auE uisisitsss SerIaugsn sinssoiiiat
oamit fortudbreu, ibre 3iente fir bic Belt pon ofei
glonaten politdnoig toitenirei ~ lefen [Reoijnen
dusaeHommeHl unb srpar aHen 2fanten, tpelhe fie
uon lest bis gum l. Siii bstreiis SsbanSuna aufIiis
ben m6gen. Das beibt natrlid niht. hab bic Office
ees Snitituts an bieiem Iage geibloen prb, ba fie
s5 F atn sf iaSf rs q sbs sas sSs aSs Pm
Srttiben 0ottoren nad BEN Suli br reaelmd Btaes
Sonorar fir 8e9anolung uuS Gtenit bep9hen
ueroen.
9ieie Gienae beiieben nidt auein In eoHfuItatio.
men, nntertuebuneen uno Antbfdldaen fenestn aud
in allen Cbirurgtj1en Operationen.
Fl, Per 5ped oisss Serssbens II seI, aneH nnS per-
onlih init ben Nranten unb Helaiteten betdnnt an
peroen, unb unter feinen rmitdnbeu pirb Elm Sonos
rar thr bic IN ben eriten erei Wonaten geleieten
ctente aetoreert poH beniengen, welde iil uor BEN
3ie Dottoren bebdnoeln ale arten pon aranfbeiten
nne 8ebre1en uno gdrdftttren etHe Seiung in iebem
sale ben ie unnebmen Bet Der erften ilnteusoune
Wtrb etHe grlnblttbe unteriuhuna porgenommeH un6
penn unbetbar oiIo Cd S9nen frant unS fret mitaes
tletlt, and peroen Sic Dor eer Soranssabuns ibTes
8eloes gemarnt.
edtarrhalti9e Saubbett, Rrampfaeern, perorene
Wannestraft Slntpergiitung uno 6roniihe Rrants
beten ieeer Mt 9ride, aropi arebs, bic Opiuminbt
nno ale 9rantbeiten bee Rldgrates perben ourb mn
iere neue 9ebanblHng tber gebeilt
Gas 8ritifhe ReoiBtnifhe Snftitut bat fir ibre
3Uegoffiee In bieiigef Stabt nit grpben Rotten ben
lpnnpernouen Finnen Blue Ray" appdrdt anaeftafft
Stabt Pbilaeelpba Gr III eine ben pniiserpolliten
srFnonnqen, UeIts ber beutisen mepisintaeu Melt
betanHt iino.
Or. 8, u. gsattins, ser ers Gsirurs Ses Snnitnts,
lettet oafelbe perionlid.
Sps6hnnben pon 9 rbr Morsens bis s. ubr
Abenbs; Senntdgs pon 10 bis ~ ubr.
Seionoere Semertung.-aBenn Sic nidt ieIbft uors
ipreGen f6nHen, ihiden sic eine Erefmarte fir ben
6Tass sSoaen fur bdusIi4e SsbanSliins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
Selanare, ea6aiuanHa uno @eiiern 8akn.
Sn Rraft ben 1. SUM- 1902.


SuoIi6 6-9srIGet SCRANTON fir 9ep gprE
nm t.50, 3.20, sos, z so, 1910, Born. IT,.
40, $40 unb 1886 RaGmitiaas. 8iir gsp
yerf u. philadelphia, um 7.50 II. 1910 gorm.;
i2.40 unb 1886 RaGmittass. Sir @puIes-
bore. 6.t0 NaGmittass.
R1r6lid-6 -6iir Buffalo um lis, 6.22 u. 900
Wer.j f.55, $50 uue ff.t0 RaGmitiaas. 8iir
8insbamtpn, Glnira unb 3wiG@fnliaticntn, um
1925 Mpr. unb los GaGm. 5iir Sspsap,
Syraeuie unb Utica, am f.f5 unb 6.22 Disr.
f.55 8a&mtttass. SsHssp. @yraeule uue
Utica 3us I'm 6.22 Rpr. lGnft tdgliG, ausae-
tpmnttn Spnntags. 6iir Mpntrcle nm 600
Wpr. t.05 unb $50 Ra6m. Ri&ollpn ae-
consolation, um 4.N0 unh 6.f5 RaGmittaas.
Bloomshurg 9ibifoH-8srIae Seantpn
fur Wortbumbfrlanb um 6.35, 1910 Ror.
i.55 unb 6.t0 Ra9m. 8ir plymputb um s. 10
gprmittass, $40 uni sos Natmiitaas.
ScnHtaess3aee.
eHbIi&-Siir Rtp gprf um f.50, 800,
Cos nnp 1910 Wprstns; $40 unb 1886
RaGm.
RSrbIidt - 8iir Buffalo I'm LIS, unb
6.22 Wpr. f.55, $50 unb ff.f0 glacbm.
8iir eImira uHb i3pii@sHaatioHsn, f0.25 Dor.
mitiags.
Hloamsburs Sibiiien-grIG6i Sranisn
tim 1910 Wcr. unh $40 Wa6m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Niefeas Getef.

Das Grseuiibeomite ber St. 2ouifss
DsItaush heaunBseempanp ermdGiiste biz
@sipatruns elmer Gonssiien an 9. M.
Statler BON Buffalo flr bas srb6ts Sos
tel. bas ie in Der Welt beiannt ipar.
Seine Minimalsr6bs ipirb tusnieRens
jipeimal bieieniss oss StatIer Soiels aui
ber 9an. Mmsrieans gushsllune in 8uf.
falo fsin. Sc tpirb ipenisftens 1000
S6lafrdume nit elmer Minimataeeomos
baton fiir tiber 5000 8dfte baben. Sc
iuirb iibsr lI5 Msile lang unb iibsr ITO
WeiIe brett iein. 9lr. Statler fam anf
GinIabuns bee aushsaunsseomites felbit
mad ct. 2ouis unb traf bic ausipabl bes
glates far fsin Soiel innerbalb ber Gus.
itelunsssriinbe Guf sinsm erb6btsn 2anb.
compiler in bsr Hdbe bsr Staatseebdubs,
bon bem isber TbsiI bsr Nusitsuuns nit
2eihtisleii srrsidt ipesbsn Tam. Der
9Ias 10 absr 800 Sub lang unb 400
SUB tisf. nit sinsm rsietsirten Plass ftir
cine stiua nOibpsnbiee 8ersr6beruns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Deutfhe Seb6reen tpUlIen GHaef,
falter unterbracfeu.

Die beutfdsn 8ebbrbsn bpIen ben
AuadiaIbsrn nunmebr erniilid bas Sanb.
nsri Ieaen. amtli6 poreenommene Gre
iunbisunsen baben erseben. oob in
Deuifhlanb minbefens 100000 BGfc.
nsn (Mdnner unb 5rauen) ji@ aIs fdbis,
estpiFe 8ranibeiten au furiren, auifpis.
len. Sn sinem einaeInen 8rsiie. beri&isi
Der bortise 9bpiitus. siebt es $50 8rebs.
iranfs. Bon bieien $50 4ranien lafen
iG nur % bon einem resuIdren ar3te
bebanbeIn; bic iibrisen l25 8rebsiranfs
tretben bon Auadfalbern betanbsIt. SIN
DRESDEN. 2sipsia. Gbemnit unb anberen
Stabtsn fOa 90 NuadiaIber seben, tpeIde
bebeutenb msbr psrbisnen ais regulate
Aerjts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Jn Hom bdlt man Neefesett fur
stueH gtsilifater.

Sn Rcm frsut man iih bariibsr unb
bdlt es fir Elm Seloeniiid. baB 9rdiosni
Rooiepelt befGIoffen bat. bic 8etition
ber 8'nai 8'ritb besasli& bes aiI@ineips
Wafaerss an bic ruifif&e 8esieruns su
fsnpen. Smpulfb bie iibIiG. iinb 60 bic
foeiaIiitifden Orsane in srftsr 2inie.
tpslde boffen. bab bas 8erbalten Roofss
belts Elm wenis Rabau perurfa4en tuirb.
Die SociaIifen 8eiiuns .,asanti"
(8ortudrts) bemerlt ebitorieQ: /: ,.Bir
tatten Gmerita fiir lobenspertb. tpeil es
bic 8olle eines 9erolbs ftlr bic Gibiliias
tion BET WeIt iibernimmt."
anbers 8lditsr in 8om fassn freiIid.
man ioIle ben Munb niemals su boa nsbs
men unb tauptid6lid-abparten !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
SHfpeftieu ber .sfearfarse~ surA
ben Raifer fabric ;u Gerebe.

SIN 8santuortune bielfader Anfrasen.
Oh es tuabr fei. bab bic SnfpBuuns bss
amerisanifden ShlaGti9iffes ..aears
large" butd ben bsutf&en aaiisr i'm
Slotten. Sspartement t6iss 8lui esma&t
unb bort ole Elm 8ruh Der Marines
etiquette betra&tei ipetee. bat Marins.
Setrstdr Moobp cine GriIdruns srlaiisn,
in iuelher CT unter anbersm befaet. ibm
iei oapon ni6ls befannt; er CLAUDE aud
ni6t. baB iTssnb ismano on bsm 9sfua
bes 2aiisrs anitoB eenommen babe, ber
aud i'm Slottsn. Depariemsnt als elm aft
beiOnoerer S6fli6ieit sessn bic Ser.
Staaten betradtet tperbe. go iei bon
alters bsr @sbrau6. bab bel fol6sn Bee
sssnunssn unter befrsunestsn RatiOnsn
bic 8riessidiife BON bem berufenen Ser.
trstsr Der anoeren Wadt inipisirt iuGrs
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
CsftsrreiG pirs Nun bod mits
unad.en.

Die Bfsrrsidii&s 8ssisruns bai. 70
tpirb nunmsbr beiannt eeseben. bic abs
Ietnune ber @inIabune. ii& an Der Welis
ausReauns in St. Souls su betbeiIieen, in
@isbersrudsuns ssjOsen. Ssrr 9. B.
gribler. elmer Der ameEiianif&eH Come
mifdre, bat iidb su beH Gnbe eiftie be-
mabt. unb sipar NIT bsm Obissn GrfOIs.
Eie Resieruna ipirb bemnd6ft einen
@eneraIeomnifar esnennen. aud foa Elm
SRsrrsidiidsunsarifaer 8abiaon in St.
Souls srriatet nerben. Sir bic Bee
fireiiune ber auBsaben iuitb Elm Greoit
bon $4,000 8ronen beiuiaisi. GIs offs
sielIsr Reeierunesserireter Ia Elm Rlts
elieb ber 6fterreidiia'unearif&en 8ots
i&aft in Baibinston In ausF&t ss'
nonimeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
ilnelanbe nimmt Ia alien ednbern
Auebebuune an.

Der ..OfIerbaiors 8omano" bstBRsnt.
Ii9ie no@ sinsH abf&nitt aus Der gonfs
ftorialrebe bes 9aphes, Der ni@t naG
benz MusIanbe bsridtet nurbe. SIN bies
fem 3beile feiner Rebs fIast Der papt,
bab ber llnelauben in alien 2anbern
susunetmen iGeine. unb bab sr auG
aunf, 2iteraiur etc. su iirdsni ddnberis
f4en 8psdsn mibbrau&e. Die Sanben
bet nsteItbdier tonnten freilit ben DiIs
len bes aamd&tissn niGt pereitsIn. aber
ibre anmabuns bereite sroBss flnalad
Dor. Der Bapit iGlob nit Der srnlen
aufforesruns an bic @laubissn. 80 bsteu,
Oab feline Goes 8aphes) Arbsit aaf G.s
ben ni4t berabeefebt iperbs, unb init ber
alnfiineiauns, baB ct bemnidbff in bielsr
aneslsssnbsit cine 8uas bsrofsntIi&sn
usrbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

sG- @ute 4rbsit su mdBieen 9rsifen
tiefert bic ,,Bp&entlatt" Offie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09
Ooftoreit berldngern Den
Sermtill.

Sn aubstrG&t Der arOben ausabI Derienisen, wsIbe
ni@t int Stanbe wareu, bic 8ritiiaen Bottorsn ~
iebeu, bdben bieie eminenten Serrsu bic 8eit
uerldnsert, in peIher iie ibre 9ienfs aIs
len unentaetIit anbieten, pelhs
nor benz /. Suit puripre6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-09

Die feinRen 9rudarbeiten in Der Stabt.
Sisfert bic Office bes ..@e@eRbIatt."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
Apolinario Mabini.

The American admirers of Apolinario Ma
biui have renewed their effort to secure
his return 10 Manila. He is at Guam. to
which island he was deported as a danger
Gus character. When peace was proclaimed
by the President he was not sent back 10
the Philippines when his associates return
ed because he refused TO take the oath of
allegiance to the United States government.
Mabini is regarded by those whose opin-
ions are OF value as the ablest of the Fill
pinos He was the brains of the revolt
against Spain, and he directed the more
vigorous Of the operations against us.
Those stirring deliverances for which
Aguinaldo got the credit, and of which Mr..
Hoar spoke in such extravagant praise,
were his. He has courage. too. equal to his
intellect; and when his associates rushed to
pledge themselves 10 the American author
ity when their cause failed he stood out
He still demanded independence for the
Philippine archipelago.
This attitude called for firm treatment on
the part OF the United States. To release
such a man and give him the liberty of the
Islands would. it was seen, be a mistake.
Under no pledges to us, and hostile to us
Ia mis- heart. he would be likely to cause us
trouble either by personally directing move
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
Thomas C.. Plat.

Thomas C. Platt's return to the Senate
has not been in doubt since the November
election. His ambition to succeed himself
was a factor in the New York campaign,
and the republican majority in the legis-
lature meant its realization. The people
at the polls expressed themselves in his
favor The republican vote in the legis-
lature. however, will not be unanimous.
At least three senators and one or two rep
resentatives will decline to support him.
Whether this means the beginning of the
end of Mr.. Platts power as his party's
leader at home remains to be seen. His
opponents believe that. it does. His sup
porters are of quite another opinion. 1t
cannot be doubted, however, that his hold
on the organizations is still very strong,
and that his career as party leader in a
state where difficult politics is the rule has
been unusual for length and success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
Mckinley and Roosevelt.

Gov.-Elect Hayward of South Carolina,
on the eve of taking office, is quoted as
follows on what is called the Presidents
southern policy:
81 think President Roosevelt has made
a mistake that will shake the faith of peo-
pie, north and south, in his wisdom and
judgment. Misguided and viewing the situ
alton from but one side. he has done much
to disturb that good feeling and faith in
justice that President Mckinley caused to
spring in southern hearts. Was not the
southern policy of the martyred President
good enough to continue?"
Gev Hayward is a new man in politics,
coming fresh from successful career as
planter. His ability and character are
rated high, and all wish and none doubt
success for him in the office to which he
has been called. His election has been
accepted as a sign of returning health and
dignity to the democratic party of South
Carolina
Like new man, therefore, unfamiliar
with the record. Gov. Hayward falls into
error He cannot support by the record the
comparison he institutes between Mr.. Nc
Kinley and MIR. Roosevelt at the expense
of the latter Let him go back and read
the partisan comments that were made on
many of Mr. McKinley's southern appoint
IHeHtS. 1ney ldlrly SlZZleu With
ton. Here was man, we were told whose
nomination had been brought about by
corrupt manipulation. of southern delegates,
now rewarding the creatures his managers
had then used. He was the mor.gaged
man, whose soul was not his own. He was
foisting upon southern communities men
for Office who had deserved and should be
wearing stripes Whether his choice fell
rx-hit ! yroS
cised unsparingly. And let it not be for
gotten that among his appointments was
that of Mrs. Cox to be postmaster at In
dianola, Miss.
1t makes so much difference in these mat
tiers whether man is alive or dead. While
alive, and partisan capital the aim, Mr. Nc
kinley was the target for much severe GEN.
sure in connection with his southern APP
pointments Now that he is dead all can
see that he wrought amidst many difficult
ties with an aim single to the good of the
country and with the desire of meriting the
appreciation of all sections. His appoint
ments were not all equally praiseworthy,
but nowhere did he have angels to choose
from.
More conspicuously than any other repub-
ucan President " Mr.. Roosevelt has gone
outside of his party in an effort to improve
the federal service in the south, and in
so doing has appointed in some high places,
without conditions of any kind, men who
have never voted a republican ticket in
their lives. And at the same time, in all of
his public deliverances he has spoken for
the closest sympathy between the sections,
and for an active patriotism on the part of
everybody. If he were to die tomorrow,
this would all be plain as day, and be con-
fessed to his credit by his political oppo-
rents But while he is alive and kicking,
and in the White House, it serves a political
purpose TO hold him up as a laundering sec
tionalist who hates the south and all her
neOple.