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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29
@eid,aftiannn Der SplSaten.

@o65ioonni, Mdnoiduirei, %. Sept.
Gin 9oqesbefebl oes @enercls Cine
fpitff i6eint baruuf idIieben gu lafs
fen, oab Der 90tfttommanoirenbe Der
5eIotruppen ben Winter in Der Mdnbs
f6urei 8u5ubringen eeoentt. Gr pers
fiiote unter anoerem bic Mieoerduf=
tlobme Der @rer5ieriibuneen uno beg
S6eibenidisBens. uub orbnste an, bab
Die Neute nit SpieIen unterbuIt.n fpers
ben iollen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29
Ncosptcn.

Sue3. 2s. Sept.
Ser aonal iIi bis oui Deitsr,s ots
IdalOiisa. '-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29
un0ari dc ArmceIprodc.
Gic nn9ariiden TarteifiiGrcr bcrlan.
acn pom Dem SGnig-SaiIcr geadl-
gc6Cm.
Scricl6c uncridJiittcrlidl.
NES;en, %. Cent

@;en, %. Sept.
Der @raf G5iratp, pel9er betannts
lt6 i'm Iamen Der &rone Die Inter.
bdroIungen nit Sen 8ertretern oec
ungorif4en &oaiition fii9ren ion,
bate cine lange pripatauoien3 BEL
Dem &aiier 90nig. IS tpuroe Die
polttii4e Gage in lln9arn bsIpro=
9en.
Bon Der Sonferen3 5piI6en bcm
9rofen un0 Den Soolitionsfiibrern
berlautet nod aus perldbli6er Quelle,
baB Die 2ebteren ertIdrten, tie miiBten
unbeoin9t Gin 3ugeItdnbntB in oer
@rmeefroge nit na9 Sauie bringen,
dnoerenfals feien an. peiteren Ser
bonolungen 3petlos. @s pIroe ielbii
geniigen, ipenn oas ungdrif1e Som
manoo nur fiir sic 6uiaren bepi[Iig.
tper0e. Der S0nig miife in bieIer
SinfiAt irgeno Elm Gntgegenummen
seiqen.
NIen genauen &ennern Der Gage
gilt es ols 3neifelIos, oaB Der .greiie
9errider be3iiqlih Der &omnidnoo-
ipra6e ii1 duf gar feline 3ugeitdno-
mile einlaHen uno oesbdtb aud ben
8ergIeibsoori6lag tur3er 9an0 abs
tpeifen ipiro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29
OcridtsrcorganiiatiOn.
9)3osfail, 2S. Sent.

-VIUEtUIFf 20, ~ItIt.
Die fier perIammeIt eepefenen
3eIe9aten Ser Semitpos uno Der
Stdote ipyd4en fiA audi gu Gunften
Der Srennung Der Suiti5 BON Der @ers
tpoItrtng aus. sic perlongten ndmentz
lid pG6Ibare Hi0ter, GeIdnprenens
folegien 5ur N6urtbeiIung oler Qns
flugsn ipegen @erbrehen, @bIdaffung
Ser So0esTtrafe uno Der dbmini'troti'
pef Str.f9epolt. un0 4uf6ebung Der
@efebe, pelde Die &erbdnoung bes Be-
Idgerun9s3uitanoes erns0eIi9en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29
Drr kronprin,
lluo Ole Wclfen.
@ilO iit in 9nOwigluit
tr.jfrn.
J.bl uigprt.
Dian alanbt icOodi uidjt, bak bic 3u'
iammcnfnnit Ginning anf Die &uli.
tit ScHtidylaaos gcgeH Die @cl.
ica fat,
J,bl OT.d uigprt.
Die l1eIfeufrase bIsibt.
99et lin. %. Sept.

@e,lin. %. Sept.
Der beutI9e &ronprin5 miro oems
nd1it in 2aOpigsluit, Der ReIioenS oes
9rpb6er3ogs bon Wie&Ienburg>S S9pcz
rim, ieines Gdnogers, nit Der oes
1ammten @eltenl amilie SuIammenz
treffen. Wlit Der 9er8ogin BON Gum
berlano, Die cine geborene 9rin3ehin
Sbbra BON 0dnemart lit, iperoen be-
rem beioe GHpeItern eri6einen; Die
&Dnigin MIeran0ra bon Snglano uno
bic Gitttpe oes &aiiers 2lIeranDer nes
Sritten pm 8uBlano. geborene prins
5sfiin 9agnar. 6erner lpirb bic 2ln>
tunft ibres 8aters, 0e5 sreiien &0nigs
GbriIttan ppn 0dnemart, dngetiinpiot,
Der in @egleitung ieines 8peitdIte fen
Sobnes, 0e3 &0nigs @eorg bon @riez
6enlano, in 2ubpigsIuIt erpdrtet
niro. Die burd feline @ermd6Iung
nit Der @er3pgin Gecilie BON W}edlenz
burg entitanoens @erpanotidaft nes
&ronprin5en nit bem @munoener
Spfe oiirfte jebo6 na6 Der Nnii9t
Beitunteri6teter an Der Tpgendnntcn
c@slfenfrage" auf abie6bare3eit ni4ts
Gnoern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29

Die ,,,Ieroitern"- "-5eitmn-
gen taben Ole GeIcPicbte
pen ga Groiie nictt nur
miticbreiben ieneern nit
maeben helfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29
Ser GaiIcr unb gSitte.
@roB 8ominten, %. Sept,

6err @itte brd6te bic gla9t ols
@oit oes aailers 3ilbelm atf oeiien
Sagoi9lob gu. 0eute friib nm 8 llbr
Is N}inuten bro6ten ser &aiier itnb
Der @raf su @ulenburg ben rufii6en
Gtaatsmann in einem gtutomobil SUI
bic bieIige gabnItation. Sa Der Sons
hersug nod ni9t bersit fianb, bega6en
fia Die 0errTGQften in BEN Warteiaal
uno p au erten oort nod falt cine 6alb,
@tunoe. S1err Witte fubr BON 9ier
no6 Mirboucn, no iein Waqgpn rem
SdneG3uge na6 ct. petersburg ans
ee6dngt tpir0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29
Der anaTO-iapanif6e Dcrtrag
Sr errest i'll 9tnflanb ieines Mort.
IautcS unO Siuncs luesen srOfe
Scunrnbignng.
Gngliidlc ltc6cr6ebuuq.
St. Petersburg. q. Sept.

II. fttttsour9, II. sept.
Die porldufi3e Stimmuna, bi.
man nab ogm eriten 0ur4Ieien res
Iange erpdrtenoen Series oes anQlo,
idpdniiCten 8ertroges bier Bat, Tam
obne llebertreibung nit 6em Wprte
.geunrufigeno" be3eihnet tperben. Sc
fpurbe poIlitGnoi9 ertuartet, oaB Is Elm
febr bebeutiumes uno lpi6tioes 0otus
ment iein piiroe. Dds erIte 9urhlcs
fen oesielben beitdli9t niht nur piefe
Nnii9t, fcnoern peritGrtt Iie. @s III
nod gu friih, einen pollen 8eri9t bars
iiber gu eritatteu. fpie IS in GuBlano
ouF9encmnen norosn lit, unb lpsnn
Beanie beute turiiber oefrast peroen.
anttpOrten ite p9ne llnteri6ieo, bdb
es nod 81 friib lit, eire Wfeinuna ii6er
eine fold ernite uno pihtige angsIes
eenbeit ous3uipreden. Qlber es iii
fein 3peifel Dorbanben, baB oie erfte
Nnii6t iiter Den @ertra1 eine beuns
rubigenbe 1T. IS tpiro eIs bus aui
breiteitet tgrunoIage beru6enoe uno
ipeit reibsnOite btt,a6tet. Der Sc.
brau6 Der @enounetn yS6ub allge,
meiner Ten" uno ,Mabnabnen,
bic genommen perOen iouen", miro
oIs oHen fir ieoe @lusleoung onaes
feben, Die bic SignaturmGc9te ibnen
eeben mprca. 8erbunten nit Der
8enutun9 bes @ortes ,Oftaiien" tes
Siebt ii6 bos Document dnI6einenb
ouf gura 9tIien 0itli8 BON Snbien,
ein9eidlcHsn Die oTtinoiTden Snieln
unb Snopdina. uHb e8 fheint bdour9
fldr bepieien gu iein, oab bie Siqnas
turmd6te beabii9tigen, in benz 5beile
Der g8eIt mad noGitdnoig freiem
Miuen gu hanoeln. 0itIe lt,6er5eus
eung tonn in 9tuBlano ni9ts ais Be-
nnruhi9ung heIporrufen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29
Sin glmfrmf.
9}u0opeIt, %. Sept.

Su0dQelt Is. SepI.
Der @oII3ussausI9uB Der &oalis
tionsparteien srlieb an oas llngar !.
rolt einen Qlufruf, in tpeI3em er auf
bas pro9ramm anttpprtet, bos Der
&oiIers&Onig ben 6iibrern Der cereis
nigrsn Oppoiition pprIegte. Sn bsnt
Iufruf beibt es. oaB einiae punttc
bes 9rogramms gegen Die 8erfaiIun9
perftisben. 10 numentli9 Die 5oroe
rung, oaB bie 9eeresIprade BON ben
@erbanoIungen ousssidlohen bleibsn
miife. 0os pGre mit Der Gnt3iehung
Reg Re6tes Der Station, ibre ei9enen
@ef6Gfte gu rsgeln, glei4beoeutenb.
Die 3eitunqen ertIdr.n bic @subss
runoen bes 9remierminiiters 9autlh
BON 6ronfenIteir i'm gteidsrut6 a!s
einen unoere6tfertigtsn Gingriff in
Ole innere 9olitit lln9drns.
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Gbulera.
IL. glftershuro Of Gphi

u. NtItlsUUTg, II. Stpl.
Sm MpIga= 9iitritt iino in oieIem
Sabre feline GbolerafdIIe 9emeIbet NOR
ben. Die eir3i9en 6Gue itnb i'm @eiG:
feI@Oiitritt borgstpmmen. gtne lln'
terfu6ung 5eigt, bub tas @uupernes
ment 2(Iiradan ni9t pon Der Gbolera
bebrobt If. unb es lit Der 8eIebl 9eges
Ben lporOen, Die 8orfihtsn,ubre9eln
oufauhehen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29
GGrlcra.
9@crlin %. Sept.

1em omtli9en 8eri6ts 5ufolqe limb
irnecbaIb Der lebten "a Stunoen flint
neue @rtrdntungen uno 5pei Sooesz
fGlle an Der Cholera gemeloet por0en.
Dt. GsIammt3abl Ser Grtranfungen
fttigt odmit auf 248. bic Der 2obess
fS1e auf 81.
Berlin, %. Sept.
Die G9efrau bes &analI9iffsrs, Der
am Samltug an Der Gbolera itorb, 1T
trtrdntt.
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ltutersrmnobantcn.

ONIIEIIf 20, NVf'l.
Die r@rpbe 8erliner StraBenbabn>
eeieIihaft", lpel6er Die meilten Stra=
ben6abnen Der Stabt eebDren, bei9lob
ibr &apital um $15,00O,00O gu err
bDben unb llntergrunolinisn unter Der
potsoamer uno Der 2eip5igsr Strobe
unb unter Inter ben 2inoen gu bauen.
9ie @eielli6uft IeBt babel poraus, oab
tbr @ereGtIume uuf 80 Sabre perliez
ben iperoen. Die 8duten peroen etpo
ilpei bis preimal mebr als $15,0OO.000
fpTten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-09-29
0roi,c Cfinna6men.

Berlin 2S. Sept.
Die preuBilAen Staatseiienba6nen
tr5ielten i'm Wlonut &uguit Die bo4Ite
Gtnndbme, bic je gu per5ei6nen mar.
9InSluanSercr critift.
Berlin 2S. Sept.
Chen 10 grpBes tpie peinIi6es gtuf.
ftben erregt Die Welouna, baB i'm
ilntsrtunftsraum Der poli3ei gu Ratiz
bpr slpei 5rauen uno 5tpei 9inoer ppn
euspunoerern eritidt iino. RGbers
Gin5elbeiten feblen.
@initisc SInsiidten.
Berlin 2S. Sept.
Oie 2dufperbdnbIunesn 0es preus
biI6en 6anoelsEiniiteriums nit 0ers
iretsrn oes aobIeniDnoitats perlauien
onideinsne aiinitig. Man eripdrtet,
bab Die Rtgierung etpa einsn 10pros
s.ntigen 2lntbeil an Oen rbeiniibslpeit-
fdlil9en 6eIoern taufen piro.
M0rocr bingcridtst.
gerIiu 2S. Sept.
Sn Mdnn1eim putoe bos So0ess
urtbeil an Dem 5ii6Isr geder BON.
ftredt geder puroe Ieiner3.it iibers
fiibrt, bds 0ienitmGo9sn Stneer er.
norbet III habsn.
Seine Ginmiihuua 9inalanSs.
9erlin. 2S. Sept.
Die 9luTfaNang GINGER Cartier gldts
ter, oab 6err Giit: ZEN Rei6stdn,ler
Tiyiten D. 9iiIop uno BEN Staats.
ietrttdr oes 2lusrdrtiaen b. Ridtbofen
sur 9lnnahme oss Hodpisr'iten Dlas
rottoprosrdmms ~ bspegsn TuHte.
pirb bier niat sstbiIi Jr.iIia in
one.rerisiis feline nmilihe Gr'ISruno
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20

One Of our exchanges this week
contains the following news item:
1.-The Kelley Institute at Greens
boro will double its capacity owing
10 increase Of patronage"
We thought the Democratic poll
ticians promised The Temperance
forces in this State that they would
reduce the drink evil If the temper
AL CO fore. would join hands win
them and help elect the Democratic
pie brigade. But il seems from The
above that The drink evil in this
State has increased under Democrat
ic good government. II is also quite
noticeable that all the large sdver-
tisements Of Kelley Institute are
placed in the democratic papers in
this State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20

Last Sundays daily rapers report
Ell more crimes and homicides IN
this State than we have ever read of
before in any one day. And this
too, after four years Of Aycock's
beneficent rule and six months rule
Of our present industrial Governor.
Each Of these men were escorted
over the State in 1900 by lawless
bands Of red.shirters, and only re-
Gently was it that the governor of
this State went to Washington City
in behalf of whiskey dealer who
violated both the State and federal
laws.
The reign of lawlessness in this
State should cease, but wont it first
be necessary to set better example
before the lawless cjassP
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20

st. Louie, July 16.-A crowd Of
over 1000 people fought with the
police to day i'm a wild scramble to
gain admittance to the dedication
services Of the new synagogue CT the
Congregational Sharis Phard. A
number were dubbed, hats were
crushed, women's dresses were torn,
and several women tainted. After
the parade from the old synagogue to
the new, the edifice was quickly
filled, and the doors were closed up
on crowd that filled the street for
a block. The outsiders tried to force
the doors open, and a Gordon Of po.
lice was summoned.
For an hour the police endeavored
to keep the crowd back, but num-
Der of persons grew beligerent and
police clubs were brought into play.
In the confusion 3. Frank, one of
the directors Of the congregation,
who was stationed at door, was
dragged into the street and roughly
handled. Finally the police got the
upper hand and the street was prac-
tically cleared and order restored.
In his dedication prayer and bless
ing, KantOr B. Lieberman referred
to the late Secretary Of State, and
eulogized his services in behalf of
the Jewish race.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20
Your Life
Current.

The power that gives you
life and motion is the nerve
force, or nerve fluid, located in
the nerve cells of the brain,
and sent out through the
nerves to the various organs.
II you are tired, nervous,
irritable, cannot sleep; have
headache, feel stufy, dull and
melancholy, Or have neuralgia,
rheumatism, backache, peri
odical pains, Indigestion, dys-
pepsia, stomach trouble, or the
kidneys and liver are inactive,
your life-current is weak.
Power-produeing fuel is need
ed; something to increase nerve
energy-strengthen the nerves,
DR.. Miles Restorative ker-
vine is the fuel you need. It
feeds the nerves, produces nerve
force, and restores vitality.
Restorative Nervine and Antf-Pain
Pills l was confined to my bed.
had severe nervous spells, the result
of two years illness with malaria
gradually grew SO weak that / was
unable to sit up. The spells would
commence with cold chslls. and
less. Ny circulation was Door
had doctored right along but grew
weaker and weaker. The Nervina
seemed to strengthen me right away
and ms. circulation was better. l have
taken in all seven bottles Of Ihe
Aerv1ne. and I am entirely well"
ROSA y. WEAVER. Stuarts. ia.
Or; Miles, Neryins 10 sold BY YOUR
orupQist. who will guarantees that the
VIII refund your money.
Miles Medical GO. Elkhart Ind.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20
SeabOard Air Line Ry.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
Tour to the Pacific Coast.
via

The Seaboard announces a per-
decided later. The round trip is
only $50 so and the route will be
via Atlanta, Birmingham, Mem
phis, ST. Louis, Kansas City, Den
YER, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake
City, Los Angeles. San Francisco,
The Shasta Route 10 Portland,
Northern Pacific to St Paul tbe1te
to Chicago and return via st. Lou's.
Through Pullman cars will b,
be arranged for the exlusive
use OF the party, which will b.
personally conducted by II v. VIM
Black and wife OF Dav dson, NC.
who succ essfuliy handled the large
party from North Carolina lasi
August.
Itinerary Of the trip is now being
pre- Jared which will give full de-
tails as to the rates, stop overs, he :
tel rates and points of interest. l.,
will be one Of the most complete
trips Of its kind ever arranged from
this State and at very small cost.
Those who join the party will be
shown every attention over the on.
tire trip which will consume be-
tween four and FIVE weeks.
Write for booklet and informa
ton to Rev. VIM. Black, Davidson
N. c., or address
CHAS. Fl. GATTIG,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
RALEIGH, N. G
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20
The Same Care Should be Taken of Orch
ards rs Of the Farm.

The orchard is doing badly. The
cause is seldom due to the general
character of the soil. This may be
poor, but it can be enriched
what the tree needs. If the orchard
is in grass, and this is regularly cut
and taken away, nothing being re-
turned, the like being the way with
the fruit, it must become exhausted
and incapable of producing a crop.
This is just the common sense of the
outcome. To add to this bad state
Of case perhaps no pruning is done.
All the branches have been allowed
to grow and struggle with one an
other for support. The whole has
suffered in this way, Every part
becomes gradually weaker and weak
er, and with the fruit year by year
becoming smaller and smaller. This
is the way with the fruit trees by
far too many farm homes. The
farmer should enrich the ground by
his fruit trees and remove the ex-
cess of the branches that they may
grow just as regularly as he does his
cornfield and the hills Of corn with
which it is covered. He knows the
ground will not long remain as il
should be without fertilizing and he
is equally we'll aware that weaklings
will be the outcome of letting more
than certain number of plants re
main. Why should the fruit tree
be denied the like care?-Home
Farm.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20
Charges Against Female Employe Of
the Agricultural Department..

Charges Against a Female Employe Of
the Agricultural Department.
Washington, July 18.-Secretary
Wilson of the Department of Agri-
culture, has begun an investigation
OF report that certain female en-
ploye Of his department has sold
questions to be asked in civil service
examinations prior to holding Of
such examinations. A complaint
has been made that this woman for
several years has been aiding appli-
cants for positions in this manner
and that in a number Of cases the
applicants have paid literally for
the service. The examinations al
legged to have been thus manipulated
were for positions requiring techni-
cal knowledge and the questions
were prepared in the department.:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20

Senator Tillman, father of the il
legitimate dispensary system in
South Carolina, says it is rotten and
must be reformed or he will stump
the State to destroy it. Indeed it
must be very rotten if Pitchfork
Tillman can't stand it. But during
the meantime Senator Simmons is
suffering no inconvenience from the
system of dispensaries in this State.
His olfactory nerves do not seem to
be very sensitive when political
matters are involved,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20
1905 Will Soon be Here,

The Shelby Aurora speaking of
the public schools in this State says:
1--WE will soon (19Os) be face to
face with an educational test which
will prove to be crisis in Our his
tcry. What are we doing to meet
ii? Little, we fear, compared with
what we ought to do. True the
schools have been heightened few
days, but We had to "pay too high
for the whistle" The increase in
length is not what is needed and is
not in proportion to the increase in
expenditure. The decrease in sala-
ries of teachers and decrease in num-
Der of schools incident to consolida-
tion was amply sufficient to increase
the schools TO their present length
without an additional dollar of tax
alton, yet the appropriation for
schools has been largely increased.
Evidently there has been reckless
management somewhere. We do
not charge corruption, but the law
is defective and allows the public
school funds to be diverted into
many other channels than paying
teachers the main purpose for
which the funds are collected. This
trouble does not exist in Cleveland
county more than in other counties,
it is so throughout the Stats.
The fusion school law, which
has been so often denounced by the
Democrats, with same funds, used
by the present administration during
the past year, would have given Us
five months school instead of four
without reducing the salary of a
single teacher.
No man can justify this wholesale
reduction in salaries of teachers. It
is unjust to require a teacher to
teach four months for the price of
three in order to redeem campaign
promise. Put up the money or pat
up with shorter term. The teach
er is worthy Of his here. He can
no more afford to work for love
alone than other men. The age de-
mands a higher standard of teach
ing, and the way to get it, says the
present administration, is to reduce
the price of teachers. No class of
men in North Carolina, during the
last two years, has worked in such
ignorance of what compensation
they were to receive as the public
school teachers have done. Not a
fathers son of them knew when he
began what he would receive when
his school closed, or what he would
receive per month. Apply this rule
to all other lines of business and
bankruptcy and ruin would ipevi.
tably follow
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20
Japanese Loan e,ver- Scribed

New York, July 17.-Subscribers
to the latest japanese loan in this
&C untry will be notified Of the share
allotted to them Wednesday. The
The amount offered here, $4,000.
900, was several times over-sub-
scribed. Only small investors will
receive their full share. The larger
subscribers will be scaled to from
so to rs per cent. on the amount
asked.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20
THE DIAMOND CURE.

The latest news from Paris, is,
that they lave discovered dia-
mond cure for consumption. II you
fear consumption Or pneumonia, it
will, however, be best for you to
take that great remedy mentioned
by w T. McGees of Vanleer, Tenn.
~ had q cough. for fourteen years.
Nothing helped me, until / took
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which
gave instant relief, and effected a
permanent cure" Unequalled quick
cure. for Throat and Lung Troubles.
At all drug stores; price SOC and
$l.OO, guaranteed. Trial bottle
free.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20
ByrHE CAUCASIAN PUB. CO.,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
HOW Is 1T AT HOMIE

The following item is from Sun
days issue Of the Wilmington Star.
"When the Post Office Department
and Interior Department scandals
bobbed up, the Democrats in Con-
gress wanted TO go into general III
vestigation of things at Washington.
The new scandals in the Agricultural
Department, and the government
printing office justify the party dis
cretiOn of the Republicans In not
allowing Democrats to run amuck
among Republican conducted offices
right in the face Of an election.
If there is anything that Repub-
licans know it is how to save their
friends. However, they are willing
to investigate after somebody else's
nose first detects that there is some
thing rotten in Denmark"
1t is an old adage that, "people
who live in glass houses should not
throw stones.' The Democratic
party should do some washing al
home before they begin taking in
outside work. Whenever there has
been any fraud or irregularities in
the Federal government the guilty
ones have either been dismissed or
landed behind prison bars. How is
it with you at home? When your
election officials were indicted for
fraud your party appropriated the
States money to defend these OFF,
Gals. When there was charge of
corruption in the management OF
the A. q N. G. railroad, commit
tee composed entirely Of Democrats
were sent to investigate the matter
behind closed doors, and the facts
have never been given to the public.
A bill was introduced in the last
Legislature to publish the report of
this committee but it was immedi-
ately killed by the Democratic mem
bers of that bOdy-and why? Why
was it the State Guard did not en-
Camp at Wrightsville last summer.
Didn't the committee appointed to
select site for the encampment Sc :
lect WrightsvilIe as the best place?
Then why was the encampment held
at MOrehead instead: When charges
were made to the last Legis AZURE
against the State Labor Commits
sioner, why didn't the Legislature
appoint committee 10 investigate
these charges? And had you heard
that the Governor of this State Went
to Washington to keep vioiators OF
the law from behind prison bars:
What would you have said Of this
matter If the Governor had been 9
Republican instead of Democrat:
Clean up your own house before
you take in outside-washing.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20
Want q New Cotton report.

Washington, July 17.-Secretary
Wilson was in length conference to-
night with President Jordan, of the
Southern Cotton Association, and
Secretary Hester, Of the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange, as result
Of which it has been decided to is
sue new cotton acreage report TO
take the place of The report issued
in June, provided there are sufficient
funds available to do the work.
Secretary Wilson expressed himself
as being in hearty sympathy with
the general desire for a new report.
MIR. Hyde, the chief statistician,
it is said, has expressed himself in
favor Of the issuance of a new re-
port.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-07-20
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