GAAP CLARK
A Glance at the Philippine
Situation,
LARGE EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
Millions Must Be Spent to Help
Jobbers Grow Rich.
JOHN BULL BARS OUT OUR BEEF.
Hard Blow Delivered by Our Whi-
lom British Requital
For the
British
der of the South
Friend-FPoor
Connivance of Our Pro-
Administration In the Mur-
African Republics,
Violation of
Flagrant Neutrality
Laws — Senator Lodge Settles
War —
Lentz Still
Minority
Alive.
General Agulnalde
proclamation to h
them to | vi
cept the
States
guch as
Oh, Why?
tration into
d¢ r of two lit
rica? A
nive” might
that
much p«
aforesaid
ture to ask, “Wh
Bull t
connect
rturb the tranquillity of
would ven
Mr
anglomaniacs, |
why, has
1 It na
dealt %
sort to know
John B. is | to tell Mr )
tell Colonel Hay to tell Mr. Wilson to
£0 to the deuce. Having used us, John
Bull Is, as usual, ready to
Away
C‘hont
throw us
as a sucked or
“1 Won't,
Press disp
pro-British «
a bad
thge
You Masta't,”
uform us that
ibhinet nt Washington
of mulligrubs
poor benighted South African Boer
went Into court In New Orleans and
tried to break up the British purchase
of American mules, notoriously to be
used In subduing the little re-
publics. Our Washington cabinet law-
yers are rather of the opinion that an
action to enforce neutrality laws Is an
sdministrative function and that the
poor benighted Boer aforesald was
very naughty to invade those laws, but
here Is the rub: If It Is an adminis.
trative prerogative, why hasn't the ad.
ministration asserted it? “Why, oh,
why?" President McKinley was a sol
Adler and presumably knows the value
of a mule In wartime, even if his cab
inet does not. A more flagrant viola
tion of neutrality laws was never wit.
fhessed on earth, yet the administra
tion will not enforce them and will not
let anybody else do it. We are in a
lovely predicament, to be sure! That
poor beniglhted Boer ought to be yank.
ed up and tried for treason against the
itches our
has
Case because a
herole
the
Representation, |
United States because he is loterfering
with John Bull's plans, for he must be |
taught that Mr. Bull has carte blanche |
to do as he pleases here
The lnwyers are not cock
gure that the law confining the initia
tive in neutrality enforcement proceed
cabinet
IDES I AN they desire It; consequently |
Mr. Attorney has been
requested to investigate and report if
he finds that things are not as they de
sire, will asked sO
amend the law that nobody but the ad- |
General Knox
CONETess be to
ministration ean invoke the ald of the
courts as to enforcing neutrality laws,
and. as in the Porto Rican tariff mat
it was demonstrated that the bread |
butter brigade runs the house, It
tel
and
safely predicted, to the shame
wl Amer manhood,
ation will get all the
which to coddle Mr.
fallen!
strong
may in
can
the mighty
NRL UIRELET we
We performed the
were only
Neutrality
Proceedings,
world love
ernl Corbin to
Likewl
General Corl
be
who
g¢ the lad
Ended For the Steenth Time,
The Philip © WAr is over Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge of Nahant says so
for Henry Cabot is
and that settles It
True that
omniscient ‘ ¢ thinks
Otis—hy the what has become of |
him?-sald so According to Otis, the |
Philippine ended every full and
change of the moon. MacArthur end
ed It several times so did the secretary
of war, just before the election - but
somehow, though frequently ended by
those (llustrious warriors, It always
broke out again next day worse than
ever. But Henry Cabot has ended it
for good and all. True, he has never
been closer to the Philippines than Na
hant, but then he knows, don't you
know. Now, If the sage Henry Cabot,
having ended the war, would put an
end to American officers over there
stealing from Uncle Sam he would be
hailed not only as a modern Solomon,
but as a public benefactor, Perhaps
Henry Cabot thinks that would be a
larger and harder job than ending the
war, and perhaps H. C, is correct,
Bad Case of Mulligrubs,
The 3t. Louls Glebe-Democrat is suf.
WAS
War
| ocrats everput up a gerryvimmander
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, MAY 2, 1901.
able case of mulligrubs, It takes (t ge
riously to heart the Missourl
legislature gerrymandered the state so
that the Republicans will ordinarily
olect only one congressman out of 16,
which Is rather tough on Republican
Missour! would be congressmen. To
hear The G.I), tell It nobody but Dem-
Won
heard of a named
any fair plan of dis
tricting the Democrats would elect five
because
der If It
lown
ever state
where on
or six congressmen and where by a vile
and gerrvmander the
allowed none at all
lick the
Even
AmMnzing Demo
The To
CONEres
General
represents a
geographical
dubbed “the
crats are
wa gerrvmanderers
sional clean
Henderson thie
dl ri
monstrosit
kev w
public
platter
speaker
such a
As to be mon
)
Re
Minority Hepresentation,
Dictator Lents
t Darn
truth,
Il bear
but
WAR A
or mayor
erturned a Republican
8.000 and was elect
me Republican pa
the demise of
as “dictator!”
oN,
wre which
per
Lentz denounce |
Verily the world moves! I'm not much
In favor of dictators, but If there must
I am glad Lentz has achieved
the If needed any
where. it is In Ohlo. Indeed that boss
ridden commonwealth cannot get along
without a few dictators, and certainly
John J. Lentz, Democratic dictator,
who uses his brains as his means of se
curing ascendency, Is preferable to Die
tator Marcus A. Hanna, Dictator Gen.
eral Charles Dick and Dictator Dieta.
torum George B. Cox, the hoodlum
chief of Cincinnatl, whose means of se
curing power is boodle. I am sure that
Lentz will make an intelligent, cour
ageous and lenjent dictator. At any
tate, he is not dead; quite the contrary.
Olu Art
announced
be one
Ons 1
pos tion
fering from what seems to be an incur
THE TURN OF LIFE.
Its Probable Effeet on Woman's
Health and Happiness.
Women look with apprehension upon
that time generally known the
* change of « life.” Observation has
shown them that sometimes that change
is 80 far-reaching that it involves both
mind and body in suffering
time the mirror sometimes shows great
changes in changes which
mark the pain and suffering whicl
being endured Often, too, ir
dolorous days there is almost complete
ns
At such a
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the face:
Are
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weak ness Mothers find in * Favorite
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appetite !
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than to Ly is
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and the mul testimonies
these cures given by the grateful women
who have
and
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health,” writes
Holden, Joh:
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cures
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by lied toy
been restored to perfect |
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strength thro the u
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