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Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
ON s~ocialdemokratiens inre ut
veckling

specielt l Tyskland, innshailer Prcuss.
Jahrb. foljande raft markliga upp-
sats:
"Hur 0fverraskande ..det later, ia
ar Diet SAINT: | Diet socialdemokratien
vaxer, dor den tillika. Socialdemo-
kratiens vasen Or ursprunsligen en-
rent ahstrakt princip: Diet kommuni-
stiska samhallet. Den ursprungliga
socialdemokratien har .varit en- sekt,
besjalad az tron pa denna princip.
M ar Diet alltid failet att en- tanke
eller en- princip .endast.. kan fnnas
sin renhet I en- enda persons hufvud.
ON iva prisoner tanka samma tanke,
"a ar Diet icke mera samma tanke.
Socialdemokratien har fordrat att
dess tanke sskali tankas af3millioner.
Millioner hafva tankt den, och / Diet
de tankte den, hafva de f0randrat
den. Ingen manniska tanker full
komligt abstrakt, utan en- god del az
ven utur sin milieu. Den Marxsks
tanken blef ooh blir utt2nkt ur mil
lioner manniskors milieu, alltsa lam
par den sig efter denna miIieu. Marx
har inbillat sig: "Har Or en- tanke,
och denna tanke skall vinna nassau, ;,
Hvad som har. blifvit qvar haraf, ar
hufvudaken den fordran: "Massan
skall yinnas'', och den abstrakta
tanken har mer och mer gait sin
vag.
Marx har gifvit en- formed SAINT
trott sig ha deri tillika framstallt
och begransat ALA forhxlanden och
utvecklingar. NJ har formeln fallit
bort som TORT fnoske, och man ira
der infor forhallandena, som infor
nagot alldeles obekant. Att social
demokratien, for att verkligen blifva
EFT folkparti, ..afven maste Wilma bon
derna, faller az sig sjalft. Att den
icke kan Wilma bonderna genom en-
forening az produktionsmeilen ar lika
naturllgt. ON Standardization Of
yer hufvud taget icke will afsta fran
b~onderna. sd maste den 1 framsta
rummet f0rdomsfritt sluta sig till
Observation-Disclosures och ar dessa for
hallanden vinna EFT program. Men
dervid maste dess vasen undergo len
starkaste tank5ara o%mbildning. Att
en- sadan ombildning eyer rum vid be.
roringen med b0nderna kan man {.
ex. Sc at den bayerska socialdemokra-
items verksamhet. Har har man all
deles oppet uttalat att Diet icke Aan
komma ! fraga att taga fran bonden
hans eye ldom, utan att ..befasta och
trygga honom deri. l saliva verket
winner socialdemokraten aildeles icke
bonden, utan ..bonden winner social
~demokraten. Har maste Oct visa sig
annu tydligare an | industrien att
den ursprnngliga ..socialdemokratiska
idens utd0ende ar o~skiljaktigt fore
nadt med det socialdemokratiska
p~artiets vaxande. Det firms f0rvisso
EFT | sakerna och f0rhallandena inne-
boende f0rnuft, som alltid visar sig
och bryter sig fran, ON man endast
lemnar fritz lopp at den utveckling,
som utgar III naturliga skal."
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
Mrs Choate, amerikanska
ambassad6rens hustru,
namngifver Caronia.

LONDON den Is Juli-Mrs. Choate, ame-
rikanska ambassadorens hustau, MANN
gat Cunard Linjens angsre CARoN1A, pa
p. 200 ton, son gick af stspeln vid Clyde
Bank i dag. Ambassadoren var narya-
rande. Mr.. och Mrs. Choate ha varit
ordforandens for Cunard Augbatsbolag,
Lord Inverclydes, caster d Castle Wem-
yss.
/ EFT tai vid niddagen, som gafs efter
Diet baten gait af stapeln. yttrade Lord
Inverclyde angseude prisnedsattniugs-
kriget. att Cunard bolagets direktorer
fullkomligt insago och uppfattade sins
acknowledgement och hade beslutit att
genomfora sin foresats, emedan de trodde
sig verka for ak~tieegarnss basta intres-
sen. Derss syfte wore att halla Cunard
flaggan svajande for vinden. CARoNIA,
tillade Lord Inverclyde, var pu beromd
ana. dan var den enda angare, SON anne
rikanske a~mbassadorens hustru mann,
gifvit.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

halla ordning under tiden. Inga
hazardspel skola tillatas pa ga
lorna eller oppRa platser. Denna
garanti skall gala fran och med
den 5 augusta till och med den 10
september.
w. A. Richards. commissioner
.of.ths general land, office, besokte
Tandags Sioux City och omta-
lade da att regeringen kommer
att vidtaga utomordentliga At
garden att hindra nagon fran att
rofva dess kassa under inregistre-
ringen .af Acknowledgements !
Bonesteel. Salunda har en- at
landets sakraste skyttar. hvilken
lange vistats> western och under
ifieraa&r varit anstalld som express
messenger guard at Union Pacific
bolaget, blifvit anstalld som lock
OUT. Han ar en- qvick och saker
skytt, och skalle nagon forsoka
att komma andan med Onkei
Sans kassalida, So Dor han hafva
upprattat slit testamente pa for
hand. Mr. Richards omtalade att
manner ar svensk, men han nam
de ej hans namn.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
Brutal pinad.

Eft, fall har kommit i dagen, SON for
oupph0rlig och obarmhertig playa ma
banda saknar slit m~otstycke. Joe Colo
bick i Colusa, Cali. skrifyer: Under 10
Ar led Jag outhardliga smartor fran r6j-
matism och fann ingeu lindring, ehuru
jag f0rs0kas ALT m0jligt, Jag kom ofver
Electric Bitters. som ar den basta medi-
cir pa jorden Tor delta ouda. Nagra ias-
kor af densamma gafva mig ~fullstaadig
liudring och botade mig. AR lika bra for
lefver- och njursjukdomar SAINT altman
svaghet Endast 50e. Belatenhet g"rante-
ras af Lungren 4 Andreen, apoekare,
Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
EXCURSION till Lake Okoboji
och Spirit Lake
sOndagen den II juli

via Chicago. Milwaukee & st, Paul R'y
Stor konsert och musikprogram i pavil-
jongen kl. / 80 e. M. fritz till iupehafva-
re at exkurslonsoiiJetter' Boilspel $50
e. m, intrade fritz for innehafvare af ex-
kursionsbi!ietter, Fyra stora angare fora
lustresande kring sj6arne binigt-
SPECIELT TAG afgSr fran siouxCity
XII. 5 f. m s6ndageH den II JUL och ater-
Wander fran Arnolds park XII Gas e IN.
Stamina dag. Observation-Disclosures gala
endast pa Diet speciella taget. Tur och
Upplysningar lemnas af G. II. & St. p.
jernvagens City Ticket Agent.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

The Grand Arny of the RePub-
lie kommer att i ar halla slit sed-
vanliga stora arsmote Boston
den IS 20 nastkommande au-
gugusti. En- EXCURSION afgar har-
iran till Boston den II august
XII. =. 20 e. m. via Illinois Central
r. r. till Chicago SAINT derfran
med Grand Trunk Railway. Den
ma Iinie har blifvit utsedd for
exkur sionen med nnledning al de
vackra scenerierna utefter LINEN
i Canada, eiter St. LawrenCefo-
den och White Mountains, SAINT
emedan den gar efter en- hogre
nordlig breddgrad, nigot som ar
att satta stort varde pa under
den varma arstiden. Man kan
afven resa med Mo aDdra liner
frau Chicago. Pullmans s~ofvagnAr
och turistsofvagnar atfolja tagen,
Tur- och returpriset ar $50 50,
hvartiIl kommer afgift for platS i
sofvagnarne. Col Davis, COM
madner at harvarande Hancock
post, kommer att led4 eXkursio-
men. Vidare upplysningar lemnaS
at Illinois Centrals harvarande
agent, H. S. Gray, pa bolagets
kontor. SOB q street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

Red Wing, Mimi, July 23re
1904.
The Minnesota scandinavian
Relief Association har betalt till
foljande ahidna medlemmars arr
vingar:
June 9 Peter Olson. Chicago,
SOTO Cottage Grove ave. Ill. ST.. 200
June, ID Mrs Hanna Olson. St
Anthony Park 23I5, Long ave:
MINI 81 1000; June IS Nils P
Anderson. Minneapolis 227, Goth
ave. S. MINI. So 600; July Q
Charles A. Swanson, Cannon Falls,
MINI. So 600; JUL IS A. !. Stad-
helm, Albert Lea, MINI. 81. 600;
July "a Benjamin Hoglund, Chi
cago. 2I7 Cuyler ave. Ill. ST.. ZOO
July Is Ole Mikkelson, Clifton,
Wash. So. 900; July I9 Mrs A,na
Lisa Wikstrom, Superior SIS
Wicks ave. Wis. $500; July I'll
Johanna Sophia Carlson, III t.
18th st. Minneapolis, MINI. $500.
A. G., Rosingr
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

~ Nd M INNg5
edert fall i hans handler, a%lldenstund han
yarit lsngst etsblerad och har Diet b;ista
arseendet' Han botar dl andra miss
lyckas, Diet Times intet lappverk e|ler
experimenterGnde i hans behandlirg. Per-
sonlig tillsyn gives at DR. Hathaway, och
som 81 foreksmmer pa andra kontor. 0m
Nj ej kan kemma ~psrsonligen, sklif efter
fra becker och fragblanketter. Sag hysd
Nj lider of. Allting hemlighalles.
j. Newton Hathaway. NJ d. 81 CONNER
cisl Blosk.4 &Nebraska Sts. Sioux CITY La,
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
Staten Ohio. staden Toledo, I
-nnnr nnnnrA 4

JaAEy :. CHENEY svar att han ar Cen a!Gre
Se.egdren I frriGa Il. j. CHENEY g. Co, scn har
sf6r 1 sta6ea Toledo, ramnda county och stat,
och aFt sara-na frna viii bctala On Rurnrna ut
nIndraGe doiiar6 f5r hvart enda fe!lafka-
larrh som icke KIN botas vtd brukes az HALL's
CArARGg CCLE.
Frank J. Cheney.
poyf.tnat for mig och underskrivit { min lar.
T3ro den CITE December 1856.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
M0drar.

Stryk botar lake. ON det 81 gjorde skuIle "a
barv vita ned saRgen,Det gives en- konstitu-
tione l orsak hyartoT, och Jag skall sAnda eder
en- aAvisning pa Q = snkel Misunderstanding som
botade mitt barn ooh manga aRdras.
Mrs. G, SUMMERS,
Box s. M. Notre Dame, Ind
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

ON nj will ha en- god kopp katie
el;er CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun> 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
Man och qvinnor

som behUfya
den basta ire
dicinska be-
handling bbra
ej underla ia
att genast rad
fraga DR.. Ha-
thaway, all
denstund han
erkannes som
den ledande o.
framgangsri
kaste specials
, ten. Nilar trygg
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

It'd mettogs ambassadorsns tai
med bifall, och han gjordes till
hedersdoktor.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
HALT pris plus SO IS

Cincinnati, o.. Annual Meeting, Grand
Lodge, b. p. O.Elks, JUL 1928.
For underrSttelser angaende biIettpris ma
M. hdnVand eder till hvilken Illinois Contra
biIettagent som helst eller tillskrif under-
teckRad.
J.F. MERRY, A.G.P. A. Dubuque Iowa.
H. S, GRAY, c. T. A, Sioux City, Iowa.
503 4th street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
HALT pris plus So. 90

Hems0kares exkursio Ter till western. s6der-
sydostern och sydVestern, den Z. och a Juui. =
och 10 JUL. 2 och l6 august, & och 20 sep'em-
Der. 4 och Is Oktober
Atlantic City, n. J.-Annual Meeting Nystio
Shrine. Jul 1915
West Baden and French Lick Springs. Ind,
Annual Commercial Law League OfAMcrica,
,,li ~
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29

4 Seal. l

81. Notsrius Publicus.
EALL's CATARaH CURr tapes invartes och
yerkar direkt pa blodet och s-iemhinnorna syste-
nles. Skrif et;er intyg, gratis.
T.. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
gyys Silics hos ala apotekare, 75c.
Hall,s Family P..s gro Go basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
En- och en- treojedel pa
certifkatplaneu.

Cedar Falls. ~Iowa-State Normal Summer
School JuniIl-luli %. Certiiket visande inkop
af biJetter luni STA SAINT pa m8ndagar och
tisdagar hvarJe veeka under denna sOmm r
tprmin AFRO O8llande.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Turistpriser for sommareu.

Biljetter sabas dagligen under sommarm2-
naderna till Alexandria Bay. NY. Buffalo och
Niagara Falls. n. Y hautauqua Lake Points,
Cresson. Pa, Deer Park. Md. Detroit, Mich,
Montreal. p. O., Pittsburg, Pa, Portladd, Ne.
Put in-Bay, o., Staunton, Va. Toron;o, Ont,
W~hite-SulThur Springs. W. Van Duluth. st.
Paul. Minneapolis, MINI, Madison, Wis, och
manga andra ptatser.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-30

london, March 30.-The Japanese
legation has received the following of
fetal report from Toxic:
ION March % portion Of our cav
airy and infantry forces occupied
Chongju, after defeating the enemy.
who numbered about 600 men. and re-
treated in the direction OF Wiju. Our
casualties are Lieutenant Kane and
four Others killed. and Captain Kuro-
kawa and twelve others wounded.of the
raMnlry force There were no casualties
among our infantry. Two dead bodies
were left by the enemy on the field, but
II is reported some seven or eight We're
killed inside the town. These We're
promptly carried off by the enemy on
horseback or ambulances. The Rus
Eians were seen conveying in ambu-
lance two dead men, apparently OFF,
GERS, and blood-stained bandages We're
found scattered around. The enemy
must have sustained losses at least
equal to our own
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-30
Break Occurs Eight Miles From
Vincennes, Ind, and Many
Houses Washed Away
THE DAMAGE is ENORMOUS
Waters Have Reached the Second
Story of Houses in Westport and the
Town is Abandoned Much Live
stock Drowned, Wires are Down and
Water Rising.

Vincennes, Ind, March 80. = The
great Belgrade levee broke today, caus-
ing the worst damage yet resulting
from any single break. 1t is eight
miles north of here on the Illinois side.
Many houses are washed from their
foundations and much live stock is
drowned. The break Increased the wa
ter at West Port. where the flood is
now in the second story Of every
house. The town has been abandoned.
The water is still rising. Two-thirds
OF Lawrence county is under water,
which is, in many places, twenty feet
deep. Telephone and telegraph wires
are down and a hard rain Is falling.
Piedmont, Mo, March 30.-Black
river today is five feet higher than any
previous record. Except by wire the
town is completely Isolated. 1t is re-
ported that r. Malloy and wife and
James Mangan, a hired man, living
four miles from here, Were drowned.
The Malloy nome was washed away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-30
TOGO TELLS OF FIGHT.
Official Report Says Hail Of Death Was
Rained by Russians.

Washington. March 3O.-The official
report made by Vice Admiral Togo on
his latest attempt to bottle UP the Port
Arthur feet Of the Russians is a graph
ic story OF a desperate enterprise. 1t
was received by the japanese lega-
ton here yesterday, and is as follows:
About $3.50 a. M, OF March u. the
bottling up squadron. composed of
four ships. escorted by torpedo boat
destroyer flotillas and torpedo boaS
fiotilla, arrived outside Port Arthur.
and without minding the searchlights
of the enemy steered straight toward
the entrance of the harhor. AT about
two leagues from the entrance the bot
tling up squadron was discovered by
the enemy. Thereupon the shore bat
teries and guardships sshowered hct
fires on the squadron, but. n spite cf
the terrific fire, the ships made their
way into the inner roadstead, one after.
the other.
The Chiyo Maru anchired about a
half cables lngth from Golden Hill,
blew up itself and sunk. The Fukui
Maru passed little ahead of the Chiyo
Maru by Its left side. ard at the mo-
n1ent when she was lowering anchor.
was struck by a torpedo from the en-
emys destroyers, and sunk in that po-
sition. The Hachi Hiko Maru an
chored TO the left of the Fukui Maru.
and blew itself up and sank. The
Yoneyama Maru, colliding with the
stern Of one of the ensyny's torpedo
boat destroyers passed between the
Chiyo Maru and the Fukui Maru, ana
anchored in the middle of the road :
stead. At this moment the ship was
struck by torpedo, and was carried
toward the left shore and sank side :.
ways.
THE result of the action being as
| above described, there is some space
left between the Hachi Hiko and
Yoneyama Marus. 1t is a matter of
great regret that the channel could not
be completely closed. The casualties
were as follows:
'Killed--Commander Hirose Takeo,
one under officer and two soldiers.
Seriously wounded -SubHeutenant
Shipmanda.
Slightly wounded -Lieutenan Mas
aki, Engineer Kurita, and six sail
ors.
THE remainder of the crews were
saved by our torpedo boat destroyer
flotilla and our torpedo boat fiotilla.
.Of the torpedo boat fiotilla, the
fOadaka and the Tsubame, while scort.
ling the bottling up squadron, and about
a mile from the entrance of Port Ar
thur engaged IN a fight with one de-
stroyer of the enemy, and inflicted SER
,, ious damage on her. The enemy's ship
retreated, raising an enormous column
of steam as If her boiler was broken.
When all the members Of the crews of
the bottling up squadron had been saw
ed, and our boats withdrawn to the
outside of the harbor, a ship, which ap-
peared like one of the enemy's was seen
at the foot of Golden Hill utterly in
capable of action.
Although both our destroyer fiotilla
and torpedo boat fotilla We're subject
cd to terrific firing from the enemy
until dawn not the slightest damage
was done to any of the boats
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-30
GIRL TRIES SUICIDE
School Miss Taunted by Her compan-
ions Because Of Her Fathers Failure
in Business Seeks Relief by Poison
ino Herself.


Special to Times Republican.
Mt. Ayr, March 3o.-Taunted by he:
school mates until she could not stand
ii no longer, the pretty, winsome little
daughter Of Fay Dunning. who was
president of the bank that recently
collapsed, swallowed large quantity OF
chloroform and only the prompt action
Of a physician saved her life.
Particulars of the affair have just
leaked out. The attempt on her own
life was made several years ago. OW-
ing to the youth and innocence OF the
little girl, the case is most pathetic.
That it was not a tragedy Is due alto
gether to the prompt arrival OF phy-
sician and even then he saved her lite
with difficulty. The child took the
chIoroform in liquid form, internally
instead Of inhaling it. 1t was her lack
of knowledge of the drug that prevent
ed her from carrying out her purpose
one most remarkable for a child 50
young.
AS nearly as can be learned, her
schoolmates continually dinned into the
ears of the helpless little girl state
ment something like the following:
The dress you have on. all your pref
Nv clothes, are not yours by right. They
were purchased not by your own fatn-
er's money, but by that which right
fully belonged to our papas.
The little girl who is but one of
family of twelve children, took the
gibes other friends more to heart than
did the others She listened In open
eyed wonder for time, then grew de-
spondent and finally deliberately SET
about the plan to take her own life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-30
bryan SCORED
BY TIE COURT
Sensational Incident In Court
Hearing Appeal From
Sealed Letter Decision
BRYAN TOLD TO SIT DOWN
Counsel for Mrs. Bennett Attacked
eryan's Motives, and latter At
tempted to Answer-counseI for the
Nebraskan Claim. His Client Has
Been Misjudsed.

New Haven, Conn, March 30.-A
sensational incident occurred today in
the hearing Of the appeal of William j.
Bryan from the decision of the probate
court excluding the fifty thousand dol
lar sealed letter" as part of the will
OF the late P. S. Bennett. Ex-Judge
Stoddard, counsel for Mrs. Bennett and
the other heirs, in the course of his ar
gutnent declared the sealed letter did
not express the truth and did not re-
present the sentiments of Bennett. That
Bryan was hiding behind sugterfuge
in this important matter and that it Z
was about time Bryan said something.
Bryan tried to answer Stoddard. but
the court ruled that all reference to the
letters mentioned was ina drnissihle at
this time. Bryan insisted on being
heard, however, saying: Your honor,
Judge Stoddard has made a statement
that is contrary to fact and wish to
repudiate 1t. It must be stated right"
The court replied: Mr.. Bryan,
should think that you ought to know
that when the court has made a rul-
ing you cannot go and break it, please
sit down
Bryan thereupon seated himself and
Judge Stoddard allowed an objection.
The letters referred to are said to con-
tain an announcement of the intention
of Bennett to withdraw the letter he
had already written, in which he had
expressed the wish that Bryan should
have $4,000 from his estate.
Attorney Newton. one OF Bryan's
counsel. aIsned for the admission of
the sealed letter as evidence. He
contended that Bennett certainly in-~
tended the sum of 100000 should 30 to
Bryan. Should Bryan refuse It. he
said, Bennett intended the money
should be divided for educational AMI
charitable purposes. We protest
against the charge that Bryan is trying
to get the $4,000 for himself. 1t has
been Bryan's purpose to fulfill the trust
made by Bennett. to the letter."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-30
GREENE COUNTY CONVENTION
Roosevelt, cumnins, Conner, Lovejoy
and Head Endorsed.

Special to Times Republican.
Jefferson. March 30-Greene county
republican convention met here today,
and organized by electing James A..
Henderson permanent chairman and K
s. Howard permanent secretary. John
Stevenson was nominated for clerk or
court, Miss Nettie Eagleson for record :
er. e. S. Gose for auditor and b. Q.
Clark for county attorney.
p. e. Stillman offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted by the convention:
"Be 1t Resolved, That we. as repub-
licans of Greene county, in convention
assembled, desire to record our entire
and unqualified approval OF the poll
cies and the administration Of Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt, and to ex-
press our earnest hope that he may
be renominated at the Chicago con-
vention.
THAT we recognize in Governor Al
bert B. Cummins an able, honest and
brilliant leader who is most worthily
performing the duties Of the high office
to which he has been chosen by the
people of Iowa"
THAT we renew our allegiance to
Congressman ]. p. Connor by cordial
" approving the high character of the
service he has rendered the district by
indorsing his candidacy for renomina-
ton, and by instructing our delegation
to the congressional convention to sup
port him until the nomination Is made.
THAT we give our hearty endorse
ment to the candidacy of Hon. Mahlon
Head for Tenth district delegate to the
national republican convention at Chi
cago and instruct our delegation to the
district convention to do all In their
power to further his interests in that
direction
THAT the candidacy of Owen Love-
joy, of this county. for the office OF
railway commissioner has our warm
est intent and support, and 1T is our
desire that the delegation to the state
convention, yet to be called, shall use
their utmost endeavor to secure his
nomination"
The following delegation was chosen
to the congressional convention: Paul
Stillman, Owen Lovejoy, j. +. Thomp-
son, George McBurney, II. Il. LoveJoy,
H. w. McCracken, J. w. Dillavon. T.. r.
Wood C. F. Wherry. II. III. Smith and
Henry Haag.
Hon. Mahlon Head was allowed to
choose his own delegation to the first
state convention and Owen Lovejoy to
choose his for the second state con-
vention.
II the sentiment in favor of Hon. j.
p. Conner is as strong in the balance
Of the district as in Greene county his
denomination is assured.