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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05
Revolt of Farmers in the Blue
Grass State Against the
Tobacco Trust.
HAD MANY TRAGIC FEATURES.
How the Fight Was Forced on the
Growers-Night Riding and
Its Crimes.

Kentucky Is the tobacco State. While
she produces hemp, wheat, corn. horses.
hogs and cattle in abundance and with
profit, tobacco is her great cash crop.
Of the 110 counties (mountain, blue
grass and Westerly there are few IL
any which do not consider the plant a
staple. 1t is the crop which costs the
most to produce, calls for the greatest
amount of labor, most rapidly deblli-
tates the soil and, under normal condi-
lions, brings the greatest returns.
Kentucky may be divided into four
large districts with four separate and
distinct types Of tobacco, none compet-
Ing with the others. In the extreme
western part Of the State is the dark
tobacco district (Which includes about
twenty counties in Kentucky and ten IN
Tennessee). There the growers are or
ganized into what is known as the
Planters Protective Association, with
headquarters at Guthrie. The tobacco
grown In this district has very large,
almost black leaf. While some of It is
used In domestic manufacture the bulk
Of the crop is exported to England.
Then comes the stemming district of
seven or eight counties, so called be-
cause the stem is removed from the leaf
before marketing. Nearly the entire
crop is exported to England, France
and Italy.
The Green River section includes six
or seven counties and produces a to-
bacco midway between the dark tobac-
so and the white hurley 1t is used in
both the domestic and export trade.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

a four-and-a-half-day schedule. Such
achievements wipe out the distance be-
tween the two worlds and rob the
ocean Of its terror. They stimulate
travel and intercourse, for even the
most timid, the poorest sailors" and
the worst sufferers from seasickness
will regard five days on the ocean as
a trihing drawback to the pleasures of
sightseeing and contact with foreign
lands and peoples. Nor are the five
day schedules a luxury of the very
rich. Second-class accommodations are
now as comfortable as first-class were
not long ago, and even the "steerage"
need not mean hardship, overcrowding
and neglect The world is shrinking
and the oceans are being tanned for all
of us, rich and poor alike. That is
why hundreds of thousands Of labor
ers are crossing and recrosslng the
Atlantic and servant girls are taking
European vacations.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

or course, by no means all of the
growers came into the pool. Many re-
fused and continued to sell to the trust
at the best prices obtainable. But
owing to the pooled and stored tobacco
making a scarcity in the market. the
trust was forced to raise its price from
g to 1O1a cents and 13 cents. This was
highly satisfactory to the non-Eouity
growers. They were loud in their
praises Of the organization which had
Increased the prices, but they neverthe-
less preferred to take advantage of the
situation without joining in the strug-
gle or making any Of the sacrifices.
The Society Of Equity kept hard at
work and daily added new recruits TO
Its ranks, so that much larger pro-
portion of the crop of 1907 was pooled
The annual crop in the white hurley
district is from 130,OOO,OOO to 14O,-
OOOOO0 pounds. OF the crop of 1906
the Equity has now on hand about
100000 and of the crop of 1907
about 100000 pounds. Practically
all the non-pooled tobacco has been
sold. Within the past few weeks the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

BY far the largest district is that
where white hurley Is grown. This in
cludes from forty-two to fifty-five coun-
ties and, roughly speaking, embraces all
Of the State east of Louisville, Mays
vile and Mt. Sterling. Two counties in
Indiana and three in Ohio also produce
white hurley tobacco. This peculiar
grade can be grown nowhere else in the
world. 1t is used almost entirely In
domestic trade and from 1t the very
highest type of plug chewing tobacco is
made.
The tobacco producers of the stem
ming, Green River and white hurley
districts are very generally organized
under the Kentucky Union of the
american Society of Equity
The American Society of Equity is a
national organization Of farmers. Its
objects are the Improvement of meth
ods of agriculture, the introduction of
new and improved seeds, social inter-
course and, more than all else, the Sc
curing of fair and equitable prices for
farm products. In many respects it is
to the farmer what the trades union is
to the craftsman.
The American Tobacco Company,
otherwise known as the Tobacco Trust,
is an organization of capital which well
nigh controls the manufacture Of to-
bacco in this country, which is gradu-
ally invading the retail cigar and to-
bacco trade and which has such
strength and such extensive ramifica-
tions that it dictates the price Of raw
material to the grower.
SO much for the fundamentals Of a
condition which has produced the pres
ent tobacco war in Kentucky.
When the tobacco market was an
open one-that is, when there was op-
position among the bidders for the raw
leaf-the price of white hurley was
about 10 cents per pound, and Of the
dark tobacco about s or 0 cents. Then
came the Tobacco Trust. Opposition in
bid 900 eliminated and prices
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

were hammered down ana farther
down until the dark tobacco was bring
ing 8 cents and the white hurley 6
cents. Such reduction meant ruin
for the farmers. The actual cost of
production, reckoning a mans labor at
81 per day and teams services at so
cents, would be just about this figure.
There was no allowance for the terri
Bile drain upon the land itself, for the
fact that in the rush seasons the farm
ers were forced to hire extra help at
$1.20 to So per day, or for the fact
that the work is the hardest and most
exacting of all farm labor, and that
much Of it must be done in the most
inclement season.
The producers had nothing to say as
to the price. The trust made its offer
and 1t was a case of take it or leave it
alone. The farmers were rapidly being
reduced from an independent and pros
porous condition to one of almost servi-
tude and with actual want staring
them in the face.
Finally the dark tobacco growers or
ganized as the Planters Protective AS
sociation and pooled their tobacco.
They held out for two years before SELL
ing a pound. Then the raw material
in the market became exhausted and
the trust was forced to come and buy
at the pool price of 8 cents instead Of
its own price Of cents. These organ
lied producers and the American To
bacco Company are now working un-
der fairly harmonious agreement and
have been for two years.
With this splendid example Of the
power of union before them the op.
pressed and individually helpless farm
ers OF the great white hurley district
in November, 1905, organized as the
Kentucky Union Of the Society Of
Equity. Each member agreed to pool
his crop with the others and to sell
only through the officers of the organi-
zation. Warehouses were purchased or
erected In various places The pooled
tobacco was either brought to these
warehouses or stored in the producers
barns. At Winchester samples of all
pooled tobacco were kept and the Equi-
ty farmers demanded that the pur-
chaser, instead of going to the farmers
or having the farmers come to him,
should purchase by sample of the Equi-
ty officer. At the beginning the Equity
people, when the Trust price was or
6R cents, made out price list which
would make the average price on all
grades Of an average crop Is cents,
some higher and some lower.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

Much has been said about the
shrinking Of the globe through the
incessant improvements of the means
of transportation and communication.
Wonders, in truth, never cease, though
their frequency breeds an unscientific
indifference to them. The opening Of
the New York submarine tubes was re-
ceived almost as a matter of course
The automobile races from Peking to
Paris or from New York to Paris as
tonish no one. The establishment OF
new ocean records recently passed un-
noticed. The new records were made
by the floating skyscrapers," the Maui
retania and Lusitania. The former
steamship made the run from New
York to Queenstown in days and 8
minutes; the latter reported gains
which foreshadowed an even shorter
time for crossing" A five-day sched-
ule across the Atlantic is expected to
become the regular and normal thing
for the two great vessels named. And
even that record will not long remain
unchallenged. Already there is talk Of
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

Ladies' who appear at the court of
the Duchess Elisabeth, wife Of the re-
gent of the Duchy Of Brunswick, must
hereafter wear satin rather than kid
slippers, and the court chaplains must
shave their upper lips. Such are the
restrictions to which the frequenters Of
monarchical courts must submit.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

section Is constructed In combination
with the dash or front Of the vehicl,
extending inwardly to a level near that
Of the steering wheel. Extending yer
tically from the lower section In from
Of the drivers face is the top por
tion, which consists of a frame sup
porting piece Of window glass. The
upper section Is adjustable, being
hinged to the lower section, and can be
swung in position or allowed to drop
as desired. Unlike the majority OF
such shields, no glass is employed In
the lower section. The advantage OF
this will be obvious.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

Andover, Mass, distinguished as an
educational center, has just received a
legacy of $500, the income of which
shall be applied annually for an "old-
fashioned spelling match" The con-
tests will be public. The competitors
are to be between 10 and 1S years of
age. 1t may be that this small sum of
money will do more for education than
a million spent in research among the
bugs Of Patagonia-if there are bugs in
Patagonia.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

A California Chinaman has develop
ed an odorless onion, according to dis
patch from Fresno. 1t has long been
claimed that Chinaman invented gln'-
powder, but II the report from Fresno
is not exaggerated the new onion may
be regarded as the supreme achieve
ment Of Chinese developers and invent
Ora
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

1t Is reported that a st. Louis cler-
gyman is working hard to prove that
the story Of Jonah and the whale is
not true But II he succeeds, what good
will 1t do himf The man who spoils a
good story Is running the risk of get
ting himself dlsliked.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

essential to com
fort and pleasure
In riding. A resi-
dent Of Scotland
Eng, has therefore
carefully studied
the requirement.
and designed thu
one shown here
having had it re
Gently patented. Il
Is formed of tive
uoCfinno Tho Inx,,o,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

1t Is pretty safe to say that II Hayti
were governed by a great nation which
stood ready to grant the Haytians self
government when they were ready for II
there would be order in Hayti, at least
sometimes.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

They've locked up New York wom-
an for beating her husband. It's good
to have the law come to our assistance
once In while, anyway.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05
A Pleasure Foregone.

"Have you studied political econo
my?"
mo, SIR" answered Senator Sor,
ghum. "I'd like to, but I'm afraid my
constituents would think l was anus.
ing myself reading books instead of hns.
tling for pensions and appropriations. "
Washington Star.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

The New York man who thought his
salary was too large Is now in an in
sane asylum. Hallucinations like his
will never cause the overcrowding of
sanitariums, however.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

Evelyn Is going to sue for a divorce
on the ground that Harry was insane
when he married her. There are wom-
en- who would hate to set up a plea Of
that kind.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05
Pleasant Relief,

"Your husband seemed to be In g
very good humor this morning when be
left the house." remarked Mrs. Naybor
did he?" inquired Mrs. Spenders.
"Yes; couldn't help wondering wha,
II was"
"Pshaw l know! l forgot to ask
him for any money."-Philadelp
Press.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

1t has been decided that there will BE-
no reduction In the price Of steel. The
man who has been holding off may as
well buy his new razor without any
further delay.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

1t must have taken no little amount
of courage on the part Of Mrs. Harry
X. Thaw to admit that her husband
was crazy when he married her.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

Japan is learning that 1t costs a
world Of money to be q world power.
Yes, we know q little something about
1t, too.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

At present Nine. Anna Gould is un-
able to think Of anything in the shape
Of man that she cares to tie up to for
life.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

No matter how wrong a man MAY
be, If you jump him he always has q
comeback.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

Just as soon as some people ran IN
love they begin to imagine they can
write poetry.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

A doctor says that tired feeling 80
many get is hereditary. Then, SO is
the fishing fever.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05
AUTOMOBILE WINDSHIELD.

Readily Adjusted to Protect the
Face of the Driver.
Wind shields and weather screen.
are among the automobile accessories
which the motorist finds are absolutely
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

New York is to have the largest res
taurant in the world. Already it has
the largest restaurant prices.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

Nearly every winter the grip kills
the last Daughter Of the Revolution
and the oldest Mason.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

Postofice receipts and marriage H.
censes should indicate how much pros
perity there Is in the country.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

The man who pays his coal bills al
ways has money to burn.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-05

Occasionally detective tries to dis.
guise his breath with a Glove.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-22
Die freiheitsIioa BON l1linnebaha 60

Senr1 @uHDt, 6lImbolbt
IS. 8. sfeDOe, 6artioro
GpnraD Gornmaun, Sbermau garrstiou
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-22
an ale Oeuti6en stimmgrber in saD.eafota!
gBerte OeutI6e 8raOsrl

a
na5fs Fpbbdhn
foue
Der
q
uipnrn
unrbthB6as
Ranm nnPtn mir He EiFbt o PntdaBa m n ann ale uu Rnfa
mt8o muen b 6r gnnnt prd hN
gundpn
aoh Der n 5r Hnhaf9n n0 6 enspa tO9u apr eumsuah
Dup iii ionic
N Be- muum
pu
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snt9n
Ses6 [Xl No" ,u
Ouften guB
Die Sreihpts9a nnehaa Co 5ermaniaD Deren falls
VI 3gnsr
g. 6lb Sdt gp gmbdu
GD R SBr grapu
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-22

SuOem er aud, falls ertpdblt, oafhr
iOr9en plroe. oaB isoes SiaatsinEtitut
ben grbBtmbglihnen grfola unb Die
iseensreidife @irtiamieit enttpifelt,
unD mdhreuo CT perlauaen miroe, oob
isoer Stnaisbeamte isiner amtspniht
aufs Qetuihenbaitelte nahtdme, 10
niiroe er, bon oemielben 9flihtoefiihl
beIsslt. oafiir Iorgen, bab aud niht
Elm Gent bonn 8eloe oes 8oltes uus
R6tieerneiie benilli9t ooer DerIapenoet
Diiroe. Sei Der Qusmahl BON geams
ten fir bic Oiientli6en glnitalten piiroe
nint garteianoeb6ri9teit, ionoern
5iihiiafeit BEL ihm Den Qlusibldg
qeben. 3u oieIem 3ued iuiiroe er
aud in 3utunit 0as bette uno fibiglte
8erional innerhalb Der geSOgenen
finun8ielleu 8rSEseu fur biaIe 2lnitalten
SI gepiunen iuneu.
9Bir i6nnen ben Stimmoebern BON
Sii0=8atota aeirOIt bic Gerfherune
geben, 0uB @nnbrrHeur Gee ein peit=
| lihiiQer Dlann lit, Dem bic 0ifentlihen
glngelegenbetten am 0er5en lleleu gn0
Der auf ole 9rDiperitdt unIerss Staaies
| ltols lit. gr miiroe iein 2lmt in elmer
g8Ciie befleioen, bic niht nur Den
beiteu giIrgeln innerbalb Der 8reusen
loes Siaates SuIagen, Ionoern aud oen
aapitaliiten, ben 6abritauien, ben
8aufmanu uno oDr Qlem Die 6drmer
lunierer 9tahbnritdaien bstueaen piiroe,
| iib in uuisrem Stnate astrOIf nieoer.
l5ulaIien, uuo oies miiroe lsBterem onSu
Oerbelfen. bic Stellung etnSunehmsn,
gu tuelher feline @rqiebi9tsit unO Ieiue
Siilfsquellsn ibn beredtigen.
Stimmt Oa6cr fiir SlnSrefp 6.
See, Der bas in ibn BeirBtr Sr=
trauen ii8sr rr6tfsrtigen wirn!
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BRntHrhRr 1Rrnlh
Sioux Falls, s. D.,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-22
sernn nie grnhihitinnsmnsrrnelr

gerun Die yrnbtbiti1HsmaBregslH
Die menlhIihe Raiur daoern, allie
5runtenboloe su frommeu gBaIlerbei=
ligen uno ale iblehte Nteniaen su tu=
qenobafien MAIDEN tOnnten, oann mare
bic Brobibitipn lhon ldnsit in allen
eiDiliiierten 2dnoern eingefiibrt. 8e=
raOe neil Der prohibitions WaGertem@
pei auF Sauo gtbaut lit uno aut linz
tenntnis ner menlhlinsn 9latar, fam
er niemaiS oem 0auernDen Qnlfurm Der
QeIunosn @ernunft ipi0eritehen. Die
5ilrtsn 4. y. trinten feline beraulhens
ben @strdnte. neil fe Der Qoran Der=
bietet, lie baben aber oafiir bic 6a=
remsmirii1GfE, mslhe non Ftlimmer
1T. Rab Die prObibitiOn qroBe 6Orts
'idritte 9sma6t bat. ilt ri1tie. gs
benefit aber Rur, naB cine arobe Nas
iOritdt Der 8ep0lterunQ nit oen uuss
piidien oss v9iquOr SraiTie" uu3ua
Trieoen lit uno our6Fhbrbare &eFors
men piinIht. geO Samus lit. madt
audi Die @bolera rapioe 5ortEhritte.
ShaIit bic gsGleinen Spelunten ab,
mabt Die 99irtinaftea Su einem aubei=
meInDen, gemutliden Stub fir arme
9euie@ in ben Die MGaner audi ihre
6raueu uno E0hter mitnebmen tons
nen, erlebt ben giEti9sn 4ltObOl nno
56Haps 0urh Isihte. refine @etranfe
niw. sr3irbt Sir Sagen0 snr
gylaBiafeit un0 bic srOblbliiOns.
frage III gum grokeu 1eiIe gel6a.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-22
BR ntHrhRr GRrnlh

Sioux Falls, s. D., october 6, 1903.
Unbesoho1
tenhit
wOh Herr, Fage wiohtge
gng diesr naehr einghe, eensoWeng
"ann germ
Weise die vert dipomatih
woh,
rtike Deutsoher Hero1d"
Verbreitng Saate
meiner Ansiht berehtigt dies Die
bition sioherlich
Utei1
Sic ellen
it,
geichgueltig, Ihe ba1dge
dieser Brief nioht um
die Gelegenheit
reen un veleioht as Ie Person Miss
bestigen NIGHT
IwuTde
ervarend.
Hochachtungsvol1,
DEUTSCHER
~ 9s es aJ gra4r a9abng9a gs
I8@
prOnHa
@aH mas STE g s s % S% ] 3 s @ % @ as me- na sG % m @ anSbn pS
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-22
(45Olitiide 9tn3eise. }
(Politii6e Stn5ei9e)
(5ir ben 5nhaIt II Die rOatOnele eung nt DeranttDOrt
Robert 5. UesseV,
RepabIlkanifd,er Randidat fir Gcaverneur.
Usrdisnf die unterstat'HHs isass RspubIiRansrs.

Aoeroeen 0eps: Die Semoiraten
MAIDEN 9roBe qnifrsn9uHgen, nm
2lnoreiU 8. See gum 8puberneur su ers
Ddhlen uu0 ebsnio cine @laiogitdi osr
ndaiten 2eQislotur, I'M 5raut getti,
aren iuleoer in oen Senat Inideu III
tbnnen. Die 8Oriebuna. pelte md6=
reno Der leBteu Sabre Iebr giitiq geaen
Siio' 8dfota mar, miro nit 6ilfe Der
republifaniiden @abler ben Staat
Dor ieoer 0ieier aalamitdten behiiiea.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-22
N11ttttttP1> ID

'NSANyS @HO- N4AUtA BtAui5 gliley ttlz
Dem er ip0ttiidb bemertts, oab glroD
1 iebr eifri9 Saoiauas gauifeine fir bns
neue Rdpitol Dani1te uuo oeutete oa=
BET an, oaB er unlautsre QlottUe babel
bate.
Der g5rOluois GbieF" berausoeaes
ben bon u 3. 6alaolp, Dem Frube=
! rem Staats. 2,uoitOr, iareibt ilber
Qnorew q. gee j geri1tgn aus gldz
zen 5ufOlge, no gluop See aeiprohen
bat, bilft sr ieiner 8ahe ntdlls ourh
/ ieine Reoeu. ggir baben See immer
| fur etlen guten 8eibaitsmuan aebals
ten uno filg ginen sutgn girger, ME
man lie 0urhi6nittlib iinDet, aber e.
gebriat ibul an ben gIementen, nelne
einen ioealeu 9ounerneur MAIDEN. Die
gBelt ihreitet DorDdrts, a6er 2Inpn
iareitet uibt NIT. :"
Die 3epublitduer bolen oieIes sSabr
niht fir Die 8smptrateu bic Raitanien
aus Dem 6euer - tpenn audi Die 8e=
motraten 2lnitreHgun9sn MAIDEN,
BON ibnen priUatim Rgpubliean
Sufers" 5u fangen.
glnorem 6, See iinoet es i6rsdlidl,
0aB Die Staatsbeamten nint iortmGh=
reno unb unausgeisgt li9 in Der
Staatsbnuptfaot bsiinoen. ln0 bod
1T es m0blbelannt, OaB Serr See nls
80uDerneur niht ldnger IN Der 6aupt=
itaot Derpeilts. als es oas @eieB Dor=
ibrieb, uno oaB 5pmmp apres, Iein
Prioatietrstdr, einen 9rOBsn 5eiI Der
3eit oas gouperneursamt Deriab.
gini5s Der bsmotratii1eu 3eitunqen
betIagen iifl 0Griibsr, oaB Die 9epu=
blitaner pen Siio=Gatota Dersint 0as
republitaniIae gongrsB= uno Staats=
tifet uuterftiiBen. Sic Ideinen su
9laubsn, BAR elm Sell Der 9epublitas
ner oleles Sabr yOemOtratiia geben~
iOllten. Gber 4epubiitaner baben
uibts gemein nit 8emotraten un0
mer0en oieiss Ssalr, Die friiber aud,
nur bic repubIitanilden GanoiOaten
unterfiBen un0 Die 8emOtratea ibre
eigenen Bsge ge9en la6en, obHe repu=
bIitanii9e unterfiiBuug.
Die 6armer uno anOere geuobner
bon Stio=8atota i5rsisn niat nah
ben yguten alten oenoIratii9en 53ei=
ten. Die bier 0orte quite alte 0emo=
tratiiae 3sitena eriuRern ne 80 ernIf=
li1 an oas gIeno Der 9erQangenlsit,
ais bic Dinner 9aiLs4 leer paren,
als 6armprD0utte fur tpenig mebr ais
nihts pertaufi murosn uno Die 6lideu
auf ben 0Dien Die Genn3eiben Der
gguten alien 0emoiratii9eu 3eiieu4
maren.
Wolsn sic niht gsfdlli9ft in msis
nen 8arlor tommsn" lift, mas Die
Splnne In oieier Sane
payne ole repubIitaniids fliege frdgt.
Die osmotratiiden gemiibungen, Die
lpgenannten ,republitanilden Suders'
gu fangeu, perosn in SaD=8atota am
g.. 9tooember 3u elmer Dernihtenoen
oerurteilt. ga bic Gepas
bIilGner ni1t geu0hnt iino, ,,oemo=
tratiitb 81 gehen". lit bic oemotratiI5e
fiber.
Die Stimm9eber i'm Staate tperoen
lpeile genug lein "to leave well
enough alone. sic meroen am
8. Ropember ni5t oafir ftimmen,
cine gel1dFtsmdbige unb iparIame
repubIitonii1e 2eiiung Der Staatsans
gelegenbsiten fur oemOtratiide llnlihers
belt uno unfdbigteit ein5utaniden.
3epubl. Staatss@ omite.
Nlrw4, ME Nrnhfhs4Sn,rs f~no,al.,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-10-22
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