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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27

{: The Swedes Of Kandiyohi coun-
" should read the Argus Of last
week, It is full Of good things
about John Lind. It will if cir
culated, make hundreds Of votes
for him il the count Swedes
esnot fools, at least not the ma
sjority Of them, unless we are.
greatly mistaken. They can read
between the lines as we'll as most
any bod ==5.. !: u
50 IN one quotation from the Alex.
andria Post News speaking.
about John Lind asa deserter.
from and traitor to, the. republi-
can can party II sal Jan h1r.
Lind and his fellow deserttleers
win? Can an army led By de-.
serters vii? Well,
TREND f5 8 l't' such things has
happened at least several times
before. George Vas hingt on de-
serted his part once and won.
and became esident and the.
father of bis country len.
Grant deserted his party and also
s = prlesid lent f thu creates
GOV eminent q! 'l On cart Who
knows but John Lind ma M
IA anothe place the same writer.
shed s#croeo die tears over Ohm;
Lind and his lastjch nance tobe the
scand idate for goYern 6 "a there.
pub ican ticket tWo year rom
now it's ted bid
Tor blItan Iart b q feonrsEe.TI
For hose fool pepple III
Enesota are ain ID g. I { hut
s' 81. 81 ID
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27

sible adjuncts to all the process
ses of our civilization. : :
80 The measure has increased
values; it has increased the pri-
ces of securities and the cereals.
Every farmer and producer in
this country'is richer, substan-
TALLY, actually richer, than he
was six weeks ago. It will pro-
coed to appreciate the value of
land: It will bring higher wages
and secure to labor that continu
ity of employment upon which,
after al, the.stable relations and
functions Of everyday life de-.
pend. 70. - 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27
Snhbflrg Snh1etS. {

Rev. F!elstad4 conducted religious
services in the Sunburg church last
Sunday.
Supt: Covell and Clerk of Court
Ramsett .of Willmar. made a tour
through this locality last week.
Hon. Henry Feig and County At
torney Nordin held political meeting
last Tuesday evening in what is COM
monty known as the Glesne school
house,. =.
The buzzing sound of the threshing
machine is now becoming more and
more rare, and will soon be alto
sgether extinct. Most Of the farmers
have. their grain threshed and the
yield in this section is second to none
in the county. s. s ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27

" Powderl 81 pouters called the
silver papers version Of Bis
"a arck's letter to Gov. Culber-.
son g forgery a fac smile copy.
of the great Chance llor S letter is
displayed at the Bryan & Lind
head uarters, where anyone has
g chance to study il to bis own
.satisf ction. 5..=55:5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27

What's the matter with the
Popo-Dems, as they are resort
ing to the. most willful4 malicious
SANDERS of w. u. Norm, Henry
Feig, HI. Ramsett, A. r. Nordin,
and in fact everybody against
them in the fight this fall. They
are simply not in it and their last
resort is abuse.-Willma Argus.
!: Make specific charges that
Popo:D ems5 have said anything in
the nature Of personal abuse.
against either Of the above gentle.
men Mr. Argus. Don't deal in
generalities of sbaseless asser-.
tions. The only thing that we
know Of in this campaign that
can be construed as q sonality.
is q card purporting to reflect on
Mr.. Ramsett. And that was cir,
culated by republicans and print
ed,we are told, in the Argus Of
fee. This card was forced to the
surface in one meeting, we are in
formed, blythe repub licans them
selves. { We do not have to re-
sort to ersonali tiles but we pre-
sumo we have the right of self:
defense, and ifin.so doing we are
com PEELED TO refer to some thing
that We.Would rather leave un-
said, be men enough to take your
medicine like men, and for the
sake Of zdecency don't boo boo
like half grown street urchins. :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27

! The gold republl leans say that
the cheapness of the wheat is due
to Cleveland s ad ministration and
Wilson tariff bill. Tow wheat has
been. up few points even though
we have Cleveland and the Will
son tariff. How will the Hanna
Gratis explain that phenome non,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27

Remember Mossberg's Cough Re-
medy costs you nothing if it does no
stop that cough. Every bottle
:, Ss - r., -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27

Z - E.
enjoys. Well, it will under the
gold standard. II is the road we
are travelling now, But there: is
another road open for this nation
leading toward what has hereto
fore been known as the Ameri->
can ideal of the social condition Of
the people of a nation. Thomas
Jefferson described it as state
Of society where there would be
none very rich, and none so very
poor but that they might enjoy
the comfort of a home, and the
ordinary necessaries of the life of
a human being, and withal the
right to think and act. within
the law of the land. as their
consciences should dictate
without being molested or being
afraid. Yes, the road sor:g govern
mental policy that leads and
tends to produce a great middle
class of people, whom each
family have a home Of it's own.
A home, where around the pri-
vacy of the heartstone the family
circle can mingle in each others
joys and sorrows, and recuperate=
strength to manfully ! fight the.
battle of life; a home. always open
to the weak, the frail and the un-z
wary of the family as he or. she,s
may fall in the snares of the wick
ed one; a home to secure '.:': the boy
and the girl in it's parental en-.
brace should disease, injury or:
accident befall ftthem, cas- they
serve:the apprenticeship Of life;
a home to shelter and protect the
wrinkled cheeks. the silvery
locks, the tottering steps and
weary linn bs, after the ard
labors of life, and Dsmooth the.
couch for the long sleep that
knows no waking til time shall be
no more. This we say, accord.
ing. to our conception, is the ideal
and object Of free American in
situations We may have one
hundred, or one thousand mil
lions Of dollars in gold; we may
have great cities, smoking fur
naces, architectural wonders,
Egigantic systems Of railr roads,
monstrous ships Of war, intellect
ual giants in all branch es.of learn.
ing; and yet with all these, if
our common people have not
homes, nor hopes, nor prospects
L E5.2t. sSsRsr-I 49, r
Of getting them, our civilizations.
our prosperity if such we call .it,
is un American, a hollow mock
lery and a dismal failure.
Reused 1.-the prospectsof free
and happy homes on this CONT.
nent possible to common peo-
pie any where il Eur the pill
grim fathers boarded the May
Flower and dared the wintry blast
Iof the raging main and defed the
wild savage and sssf unacceptable
cline Of On known world; the
Norwegian xchanged his oun-
tain home BY the ocean for the Sod
|shanties Of the monoto nous plains
Iof.ani land cont inent; Che Bwede,
Herman and DaneSl cit the histor-
;cand uenerated shores Of the
lRaltit; TO- battle with billiards.
and clones. and heat and .drouth
and dangers of ioneer life; and
Erin. after satuf aating Cher beloved
Ison agaIn and q 4 !, ltl . the
Hblood her ya1o u i onsf or her
faith So her loerI tage finally
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27
STATE TICKET.


For Governor, >....-..-,.-.. >-- -~-~----
JOHN LIND,
of Brown County.
For Lieut.. Governor,
J. NJ. BOWLER, &c.:
of Renville County.
For Secretary of State,
JULIUS S. HEINRICHS.
...-. of Hennepin County
For State Treasurer, ..-..~-t IA
ALEXANDER McKINNON.
of Polk County.
For Attorney General,
JOHN A. -KEYES,
of st. Louis County.
COUNTY.2TICKET.
For Representative,
CHRISTIAN JOHNSON,
of Willmar.
For Auditor, .- :. *
NELS. QUAM,
of New London.
For Treasurer,
N. NELSON,
Of Whitefeld.
For Sheriff,
A. r. BOGART,
of Willmar.
For Register of Deeds,
----- o. S.. REIGSTAD,
of Arctander.
For Clerk of Court, =.
JOHN T. OTOS, -.
of Willmar.
For County Attorney,
P. H. FRYE,
........ Of :Kandiyohi.
For Judge of Probate, =. ;1,s:sss d
SAM'L OLSON, -
+. -.@7- ~s. Of Willmar.
For Surveyor, .*:s:: S: IS. ~ :
N. G. HIGHsTRoM, 49,.
of .Colfax
For Supt. of Schools, s.*
w. D. FREDERICKSON, 8
= + f of Fahlun. .
For Coroner, -. :.
DR.. Q: T: HOFToE,
:. of New London
- - =
For County Commissioners
LIST District. OTTO NELSON
of Mnmre; 3rd, A., J. SMITH
= SON, Roseville; 9th, j. S.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27
For Coroner, NJ ~, 49, 81: ,.ez =
DR.. o. T: HOFTOE, r II
- of New London

For County Commissioners
LIST District. OTTO NELSON,
of Munro; 3rd, A. J. SMITH.
SON, Roseville; 9Th, j. S.
TROMBURG, of East Lake
Lillian. 2. e. z.7 Z. :: .ss- Pr.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-10-27

~ into another Eng and Il one
decade from nov, under our pre-.
sent monetary policy our popula-
lion will be divided into the ten
classical divisions Of English sos
ciety " shall have the, upper
[tenth thato Wns az the wealth Of
The count try: The Gig ttenths Of
EWageslaves and enters!
who lives from hand SO mouth
from the cradle to the grave with
out homes Of their own Or hopes
of such; and the snbmerged tenth
without food shelter, tramping.
the highways and dying BY the
road side from cold and starva.
ton. TheHssingle gold standard
has prod uced 5 uch 3 ondition IN
England, and the same result:
will follow here as inevitably as
fire burns and cold freezes. The
gold standard ad vocates under.
zstandSthis, and evidently expect
it. A few days ago d son Of the
immortal Lincoln limited that
much in a carefully prepared
:,
speech delivered at Minneapolis.
He said that England: was one Of.
the most prosperous countries
in the world. =: He referred to
England's prosperity as an argu:
ment for thesgold standard. The
inference is that he expects this
country to- march toward the
kind Of prosperity that England
enjoys. Well, it will under the
gold standard. It is the road we
are travelling now, But there is
another road open for this nation
leading toward what has hereto
fore been known as the Ameri-
no >, ;loo1 ~ %1o eoo;o1 nv, 4 i%inr re
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

Ser 9pftor erlpioerte, oaB er 1le
ldlon fcnne unb lis9 itrer beoielletl
meroe. s(lS nun 2lleranora ibn fragte,
oh tie Sic 9anpe anjiinOen lolle, lebnte
er oaS s(nerbieten al uno meinte, am
Senlter lei cS bell senhg, I'M elnen
funitaere6tcn 9erbuno ansule9et. go
lieBen benn bie beioen @el6milter ben
s(r5t nit iciuem 8atienten allein unO
aineen iiber ben langen Sorrioor gum
re6ten SdloBfliigel binunter, mo
2(leraubras 3immer lag.
Stun la9' mir aber, S9lpel lter9erl,
iper auf Sen tolletl Ginfall sefomlaen
lift, oroben aui Der BaloblDBe eine
fSteepleeGbaie su peranltaltenfs
! O1ab bieIer Srase 0iftors i9wanfte
Nleranbra einen 9lu9enblif, oh lie bic
zg9abrbeit befennen iolle. oann err
tpiberte iie in trotigem Zone: so
mar bic slnftifterin.
8iftor blieb fteben unb iab lie balb
eri9rofen, balb 3ornis an: .Gn?-
Ga, Maoel, ipaS 1T Dir benn our6 cen
Sopf aefabren?"-9lls ateranora Die
9lntlport i6ulois blieb unb melter
seben ipollte, erfabte er ibren @rm ,lno
iaste in beftisem Gone: rOas sebt
mir bod iiber ben SpaB. SD pertraue
Dir auf Define 8itte ben @aiar an uno
ON risfirlt Die Sudden beS eblen 2bie<
res unb bic Qeraben @lieber Oeiner
@efabrten, INN Elm 9uaitreiterItiidd
aussufiibren? 9n Dem @ferb itedt Elm
aapital.
Isl, erbise Did nur nibt, wenn id
einmal i'm Qeben etmaS tbue, lpaS Du
10 oft setban -unO Elm Sapital anf7s
Spiel iete.
,Bas foil bas beiBen?A iraste gifs
tor uno Ieine slu9en funfelten 3orni9.
,Gas ioll beiBen oaB i'd beute
ipieber eine @arnung boren muBte, Die
Gid, mein feines Driiberben, betraf.
9u ltedlt tpieoer in S1ulben, uno ba
Oitwebe mebr abwirft, ais elm pers
niinftia lebenoer Gbelmann perbrare
den lollte, 10 wirit Du ipobl lpieoer
gelpielt baber am griinen Gid ooer
an Der 80rie.1
user iast baS?"
,OedenSorf ma6te anbeutunsea-1
.@r bite iiGl!4
(syortfetuns foIst.)
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Martiu 2utber, 142, prof. Same:
mafer. 8sDersbile.
@Opernieus 143. gf. u. Carl, @lsin.
CT Yrdiibenten:
1riB Wesp, San Nntonio, 9armoe
mia go. 1.
Gorl Mapwa.O, San NntOniO, par
monia SO. l.
Sobert aurb, San NntOuio, Oar
monia gfo. l.
Wm. 5ObIt. WelcOme, paifalo8si
SO. 43.
$. 9eB, Wariou, QI6ba6er go. "a.
Serb. 56lOfer, Sherman, 9ilfs
bauIer SO. Al.
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syaan lafie lid, ui6t tiberreoen, il

Wan IdfIe ff@ nld9t liberreoeil. ir'
aeu6 eiuas anbere8 an Stelle BON Sims
mons 2iper 9eguIator 3u nehmen. gs
giebt eini9e RauHsute. bic iel6es periu'
den. aber ni@t 3u eurem 0oribeil.
$50 biele5 beriu9i miro. Dsrbient Der
&aufmann an eineal tueaiser guten Irs
titel ettpas mehr. Der aunoe muB ies
bod 10 piel fiir bas S1le9te als far
@uie 3ablen. Darum III es ratbfam,
borf9tig 3u iein uab nur Simmons
2iper Regulator 81 perlangen. DaS
rDtbe Z iit auf iebem pafete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

3um Set Der Wa8en nmb @eian8e,
0a aiebt es bier Elm grDR' 0eoramge,
0on alien geiten fDmnteii Tie,
limb stpar In ibDnfter @armOnie.
sic tupllen ali Mniif iidb lahem
ltno tuenm tie Oies getban, nann baben
gie aud nn@ 3eit fir anoere sadlen,
sic fDnuem oann 8elnhe ntad)en.
Ob iie tupbl etmselaben iinO9
@etpiR, NIT Wmtter, 1Seib tno Sinh
gSirb Seber bDd)iuillfOmmen iein,
Gtellt tn Der ,,2pne Star" CT iidb efa.
Sort giebt's gar man@eS Sntreiiamte,
9lmd trtfft ntan bier iebr niel Sefanmte
Boz allen bod ben gterneutntrtb.-
Ser, tpie eS iiblidj, iiOtt trafttrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

Se6It Gnd, Qebemefraft in treenb elnem Eheil
Cures 5pftems. poer 1T guer &erbenipjfem serrats
tet bnrb inpeiie 2ebensart ooer irgenb tueIde nrs
inde? Tbetlt mir Cure 5eber nit uno Id tpil Gucg
aud 6iitfe notbtpenbig bate Serner ienbe i'd anh
frei ons &eeept eines einfamen Sausmftteis. oas
MIDI rettete.
gerfdbiebt nitbt nuf mpreen. tuns ibr beute tbun
iplt Sdreibt unter 8eiicbluB elmer Griefmarte
fiir SiidsRlnttuort on Tbunas Slater. .. o. Dor
612 kalamazoo, NiH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

edwiubfu@t, Grippe, pnsumonia
unb alle 6alss unb 2ungenleiben tper'
BEN bur6 ,5biIob's Cure" sebelli.
Rum gerfauf bel 3aIteper & S4u'
d,orp. .yameS Glapin, 8. 5. Speuehp.
M Gobn & Co.. 3. Stein, @entrai
Oruo stors. u. 96meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

User ieiner Trau elm seitsemd=
keS, niibiitbeS mnb id1dbcnStuertbeS
@eidbent MAIDEN min, ner fauie tbr
einen @asnfcn bel Der 9. u. @as=
3Ompa9nie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

geraspfuns bsruria@t bic 6dlfte ber
ssrauenfrantbeiten. Rarl'S @loner
Root Sbee til elm sutes MitteI segen
gerlfOpfuns. Gum @ertauf BET aal'
teper & 59u9arb, Sames @labtn, 4.
S.SpsaeFp, q. @obn 8 Co.. q. Steiu,
Central Drug Stpre, U. S9meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

0Senn nad1 idbiuerer 4ageSlaff,
ltuD nab pielen Sur8en,
9u 9cin Sier 8etrunfen bait,
0enftt 9n midJt ans mOrgen.
Lone Star fiillet Did NIT Wntb,
SDbmt Did ans nit Setoen,
@laube mir, eS id1medet 8nt,
gci'S I'm SdmerI tuie Syrenoen.
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NuerIei.

- Nus 8anep, GuabaIoupe @ountp,
eing uns Elm 3tifden frif@er 5pargel
au, bic bor3tglid mun6eten. Ser
freunbIide Senber persaB iebo6. fei'
men Natner an3ugeben.
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eyproatt sSrptbers,
9}e1faurateure tn g@pl5' Salopn ntto
0alunen=@ @arten.

Iiefern tdsli6 frii9eaufern aug
Der e9ale, elm feines Dinner fur 70
@ents unb fiibren ionitige grtra e gs'
ifeIunaen in turaer 3eit aus. Nlle
DelifateKen Der 9aiiOn finb 81 baben.
Die beifen unb billisiten preiie IN Der
StQbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

= @as CUTE arbsit unb reelle Be-
bienung anbetrifft, itebt bas sabndr3ts
Hide Snfiitut ber 9erren Oottoren
2ppe & 9fibarbfon, 5l19 Of.
6oultonsS StraBe, Dbenan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

= Die 9. VI. Gas 8Dmp a8nie balf
In ibrer Office TIN 3ampmanm &C.
banoe elm 8rDRes Eager BON @aeDfen
purratbig 81 beri@iebenen Ereiien.
Gtn ioiher acdJofen iolite In fetnem
9anie feblem, benm er lit eime. 8rDfe
Grleidteruna uno 8eanemlid)feit fir
bic @auefran.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

Srast gursn arst, Sruseifen sber
Cure Greunbe na@ Sbilob'S Cure sf
@oniumption. Sie psrben es empfebs
len. Gum gertauf BET aalteper q
91u6arb, SameS @labin, Z. J.
SpeueKp, Y. gobn q Co., q. eteia,
Central Drug Store. u. S9weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

aorps glober Root 9bee ift Elm
fi9eres Mlittel geeen aopfmeb unb uer'
b6ie arantbeiten. Mhts beiltfo i&uea.
3um ,8ertauf BET aalteper 6 6du.
@arb. Sames @lapin, 3. s. Speaefp,
R. gobn q Co., q. Stein, Central
Drug Siore, u. S6meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-27

Bul1tbal, oil, i. S0rooer' SnlW;
tbal.
Wartburs 81, Martin aobl, 9es
niiou.
gOrts @reet 63, Wm. @ufoip, DOrfs
Greet.
eod6art 81, g. u. gloliena, God
bart.
garbaroila 65, 6. %. SOase. paris.
Columbia sc, Wm. 5ager8bauien
uno Mor 5tademann, Dallas.
GlepeIanb 81, S. VI. RrofdopsfD,
5aplor.
@eorgetomn.
ai6arb Wasner So, aug. 9dOtuer,
paleltine
0eul6tel 70, u. 9aubolbt, 92ew uIn,.
Gernanbo II, s. aielbOrn, Gaitros
bile.
9ftoria u, u. Satbo, yiftoria.
5teuben %, $. Jint, 9oneD Greet.
Ni6taber "a. Wm. &si6mltb. Wtas
rion.
yio1ueQ IS, Otto gfeifertOrn, Mor.
tuen.
0elotes 76, Carl Nidel, 6slotes.
ifort{9ritt II, 4Ipin Sabr, 8eebae.
6eimatb Is, Wm. Wenot, Sweet
Some.
Sugo 8sder 20, 5obn Martias, Sat
Spring.
ggeroer 80, alsr. au6u, San MI.
tnnio.
Jrieb. alapp 81, SObn aloppeae
berg, Sublime.
Wielanb 80, S. Mtiller. 8eeb Woob.
2inbenau SO. @arl. Singer, elHs
Senau.
MraedspiQe 81. NO. 0artmann. Nr'
nedebiQe.
@sOrge arumer S5, 5. B!ume,
Sours.
Ridarb 9epbIer, So, paul geneOitt,
5olman.
81 Campo 87 Sobn Medler. 81
@ampO.
9uIius SS, s. 6. Minaer, 2ulins.
5iegfrieb SO, Otto pfeifer. Wieo.
Better s5. 2ubmls 90. Wm. s6mibt,
6o6hetn.
Olb.nburg 81, 6r. 6ilmer. Spinner.
3arrant 80, s. Z. @arloDiB, Jort
Wortb.
goncOrtia SO, 8. s. &onternb, Gar
mine.
Geronimo, "a, ". @rdb, @raeb.
Gpleto, 95. Blii1er, Wenerspille.
Oefauet, SO, @arl Burrotu. 0ein3.
bile.
Vroifie 81. 9 @eorsi, 5odlep.
@reenpille, 98. Ibam Staper, @reers
bile.-
Brpan, SO. Otto 8obme, 9rpan.
esubel. 100. &. Winbbauien, @alos
neil.
WbeIine, 101, 8. 6. 5iaser, abeline.
@ermantown. 102, 6. Maper. 8ers
mantomn.
alaus @rOtb, 1O3. s. 8. SOstbe,
8reSIau.
gaspar &eal, 1O4. 9snrp gantbsr,
miibl, Mnbalt.
aufudrts, 105, 6ermann S9ula,
pleaiant 9ia.
Mlb 3Dpfer. LOG, GriB &raft, elear
Springs. .,.,
@lidauf, 1O7, aus. Narpis, @ids
Lamb.
griinauer, 10S. Wm. s. Ofsrsba9,
@riinau.
Runss, 1o9, 8m. 5. saOrre,
&unge.
pobensOaern, 10, 9uso Ssrnsr,
Serrel.
gfagerspile, Ill, Greo Gan3ert,
pfdgersppe.
Grablins. ll2, W. u. WetBasf'
Nelionbitle.
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Ri6monb.
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den.
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Brand.
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NorEHoLDERs AND GOLD.

The attempt of the goldltes to ar
ray every man who has money loaned
out on notes and mortgages against
Bryan will prove a failure.
What the noteholder wants is in
torcst according to contract or in
legal tender American money. lie is
not interested in making gold scarce
or in less legal tender money. Will
you get interest by making money
scarcer or more plenty? If you want
money scarce and dear, vote for the
gold standard, and there will be less
money to pay interest with than at
present. Why?
Because a vote for Bryan means to
throw your ballot in favor of verdict
by the sovereign voice of the Ameri-
can people that all of our sixteen
hundred millions of. our gold, silver
and paper currency is and shall be
equally good without gold redemption.
Do you believe our country can float
81 800, 600, 900 on slOO,OOO,OOO gold re-
serve, it we decide in favor of gold
alone as redemption money?
A declaration for the gold standard
means large issues of bonds to buy
gold abroad to float our paper and |
silver. Will that make gold cheaper |
or dearer? 1t will make it dearer by |
artiticially increasing the demand for
gold.
The farmer has to sell products to
buy gold to pay your interest and |
Under the gold standard |
his debts are increased while his pre-
ducts will buy less and less as gold
buys more and more, and the note
holders chance of getting interest
md principal is diminished in that