THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT.
FEBRUARY 26, 1903.
DECEIVING THE PEOPLE
Every Day the IMutocratlc Dallas f Larje
Circulation GIti Promlntnce to Un- Jr.
Iniportaat ETents and Suppress
Others of Greatest Cencora
to the Fubllo
The Independent has frequently
called attention to the tact that plu
tocracy controls the daily press of
the country and particularly tnat
greatest of news-withering, agency, the
Associated : press. During ! the 'past
week there has been ACTUAL WAU
in the suburbs of the city of Manila.
Several detachments of American sol
diers were captured by the Filipino
insurgents under 'Che leadership of
General San Miguel, one of the same
generals who were in command and
leading the Filipinos three 5? ears ago.
At that time the government was in
terested in keeping up the m war cry
' for political purposes and every en
gagement was described in detail and
the number of soldiers killed and
wounded was given together with their
names and addresses. How different
now when the administration sfor po
litical reasons is Interested in mak
ing it appear that the war is ended.
'Three detachments" of , Americans
captured! How many in a. detach
ment and who are the unfortunates
that fell into the handsiof the enemy?
General San Miguel, with "300 uni
. formed" soldiers!! How many un
uniformed? , It is well known by ev
eryone conversant With conditions in
the' Philippines that for every uni
formed Filipino soldier there rp n
others who have no uniforms. At Lex
ington and Concord in 1776 there wr?
but few uniformed "revolutionists," if
history is correct, but there was an
excellent supply of "un-uniformed pa
triots" who made ,it decidedly inter
esting tor the imperialistic red-coat
representatives of the English aristoc
racy, hirelings of British grped. ' It
is the same in the PhUiuoin? today.
A; idetermined race of intelligent peo
crvrKncr fnr thpir Hhertv. One
hundred and twenty-five years aco
taxation without representation was
tyrannv in America and it no less so
today in . the Philippines, even if it is
; practiced bere-th the stars and
stripes. The Filipinos have no .rep
resentation in the congress that, im
poee taxes unon them. With their
lives thev protect, apainst it and the
subsidized press of the country denies
them even an honest hiring before
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8. B. Ilna, Alttray
the District Court in and for LaneanW
ouaty, Nebraska. Luihar Batten, Plain
tiff, vs. John Tonng, Mrs. John Young, hn
wif, first name aaknswa, JE. R. Young, first
name unknown. Mrs. E. K. Young, first atat
vnknwn, E. R. Raybura first name un
known, and Mrs. E. R. Sayburn, first name
unknown, defendants.
NOTICE TO NON-IESIDENT DEFENDANTS
Thedefendanti John You, Mm. John Yonng
his wife, first nave unknown, E. R. Young,
first aaasa unknown, Mrs. E. R. Yovng, kia wl'a,
first name uaknown, E. K. Ray born tlrat nmt
unknown and Mrs. E. R. Ray asm his wife
first nana mnknown. noa-reidBts and defea
danto ia saia aaase will aach take notice that the
plaintiff, Lather Batten on Fakruary llth Wi
filed his aaaanded petition a ainst said dfen
daata and each and all of thaat in the Diitriet
curt of Lancaster eeunty, Nebraska tba object
and prayer of aaid petition baiag to have title
tothoraai estate described as north (N ,) of
a..aihwt quarter (S. W. 4) of eaetion (8) towa
ship eleven (U) range eight () Lancaster
county Nebraska.quieted in aaid Luther Batten,
to have the cloud cast on pliantlff s title by the
claims of aaid defendants and each and all of
them removed and to have them each and all
fotever barred fro asserting any alaim against
aid lands and to have the record title of said
Jehn Young cancelled as against said plaintiff.
You are required to answer said petitiou on
r before Monday the 224 day or March, 1903.
LUTHER BATTEN.
Plaintiff.
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