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5arpeprast.
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@orgener. llnoerisgeIien fortiGttes.
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alppetit og fan life ipiie 6rofoit.
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at @srnene ON Ror8ener ifal fna
Smsrre6reo og aaiie, iterft opblan.
oct meS pdrm Melf. @n BARN Drift
es oplioeroe ON Rorgenen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

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s 10. 3GruUrenoe COB tr9oer |
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fonlul9re Siereite blioer iremoeIes
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Ier6ants' Srnit Gpmpanps 9mf

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fet al Statens ganfiuperirteuSert
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Sifferbeo for, nanr Sen ifaI 6etale
SnoIfpoerne. 8aa anmooning al
Reu 9orfs attorrep General bIer
Douglas Robinior, en- Sooger al
ErRIioent Hooiepelt, uSuGpnt til at
pRre en- az Receioerne.
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bile ienbe i'm Hepraieniant bib Ipr at
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Zen 26be @pril 1905.
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Wine of Tar Syrup bar be!brrett BEN ale
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im iii gRafhnocls. WafhRspS 6OoNute er net let baanohrigt % Sehooeie
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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-19
CAMPAIGN IN OHIO

The exciting campaign in Ohio, when
threatens shifting of political power is de-
scribed impartially by the Kansas City Star
Outside Of New York city the most IN
teresting political canvass of the year is
the fight of Governor Herrick of Ohio for
reelection. Two years ago Mr.. Herrick
beat Tom Johnson by more than 100000 votes,
while last year the state went for Roosevelt
nv one-fourth million plurality. 1t might be
supuosed from these figures that the gov
ernor would be insured another easy and
overwhelming victory But the democrats,
II them do not really anticipate the election
of their candidate. Mr.. J. M. Pattison, at
least believe that he has fighting chance.
And there Ia no doubt that Herrck has made
many enemies In the last two years by his
attitude. toward corporations seeking special
privileges. by his action on a popular local
option measure and by his relations with
Ross Cox of Cincinnati While all these In
dictments are likely to count more or less,
the fight on the governor by the Anti-Salnon
league. which In powerful In Ohio. Is giving
tho republican ORGANIZATION It's greatest
anxiety. y ast year bin was passed by the
Ohio legislature authorizing voters up 10
tho number OF 5000 To form district about
their homes and TO exclude saloons from u
nv n majority vote. Hcrrlck Insisted on
cutting down the maximum number OF voters
In a district to 1000. This action exasporated
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-19
DISTRACTED STATE or CUBA

The troubles which have arisen In Cuba be-
ween the moderates and liberals suggests state
If affairs which is not reassuring. The editor
If Public Opinion says:
The present state Of affairs in Cuba Is
not reassuring. The moderate party with
which President Palma last winter affiliated.
holds absolute control Of the machinery OF
government. 1t has strengthened itself by
means which are certainly unfair. Office
holders belonging to the liberal, or oppos-
ton. party have been turned out of their
places wholesale; even local officials, as In
the case of liberal mayors, have been sum-
marly removed by the central government,
and their places have been filled by mod
crates appointed by the Palma machine. On
the least suspicion Of dangerous" hostility
to the government liberal leaders in all parts
of the country have been imprisoned. Cen
eral Jose Miguel Gomez has resigned the
liberal candidacy for the presidency on the
ground that fail election Is impossible.
"A prominent liberal member OF congress,
who was shot by the police at Cienfuegos,
is variously asserted to have been murdered
in cold blood and to have been killed only
after he had killed one Of the policemen who
were trying TO arrest him. The onlv full
renorts of this and other disorderly condi-
lions come from moderate sources, and are
obviously one-sided. But even under white
wash affairs look bad-very bad.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-19
WASTE IN GOVERNMENT PRINTING

The waste of money consequent upon tns
liberal policy of public printing which ma
been in vogue for several decades has attracted
much attention and has given rise to SUGGESTION
for reform On this point the outlook says:
certain number of government reports
and other public documents, congressional
departmental and scientific, ought to be
issued and read by the taxpaving citizens OF
the country. But the inevitable tendency on
the part of both the recipient and the dls-
trbuter Of free books and documents IS 20
be wasteful In addition to very large
number of volumes and pamphlets on all
sorts of Subjects the United States pnD-
lished in 1904 fourteen periodicals, OF which
three were daes, three weekljeS, one Dl-
monthly and seven monthles. the proDiem
is how to distribute all this printed matter
to those readers who ought to have the ma
teral and how to keep 1t from being gwen
: extrayagantly and uselessly to those VINO
neither need 1t nor desire it. Mr.. Rossiter
suggests that sthe object OF most federaI
notifications could be attained at a verv smali
part of the present cost IL they were sent
only to libraries and public institutions ana
certain important newspapers which agree
to review them, and sold at a nominal sum to
following plan: ct a list OF all publications
all others" We add to his suggestions the
issued by the United States. whether pefionl
Gals books. or pamphlets. with very pr'eI
mention OF their contents be pos'eu ohes
week In every postofice In the country. Let
n small price be fixed for each puhi'ca.'on.
4 nr,ce which In sufficient TO paw only a
fractional mart of the cost OF manufacture
viii he also sufficient TO deter the aimiess
and Indifferent reader from ast'ng Tor me
puhlica,ion This nnrchase al the nosfotnce
NAV be made nv afixing stamps 10 the nrher.
which nav then he mailed 20 The govern
ment printing office the desired hnnN or
na,,r,;,t coming hack 10 the purchaser ny
mail Whatever nlan of economy aud re"
tronchraent IA adopted. II IL. Mt any rae.
ciear ,has ccn~ress must take nn ire Question
IN . serious fashion M nm early dav " com
rress does not rranpc with the nroh'rm w
hope the taxpayers OF the country VIII
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-19

the church element and the governor has
been denounced by numerous religious bodies
It is on this disaffecton that the democrats
are chiefly relying The feeling Is strong
enough to cause uneasiness among the re-
publicans. For instance, a recent canvass
Of the faculty of large Ohio college, showed
that only two of the fifty-four voting MEM
bers intended to vote for Herrick, though
probably every one voted for Roosevelt. How
far this disaffection affects the rank and file
of the party it is, of course, impossible to
say. But the walkaway of 1903 will hardly
be repeated.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-19
LIFE INSURANCE REVELATIONS

From day to day new revelations OF lie IN
surance dishonesty are made puphc ana anoiu
interesting glimpses of modern methods OF pusl-
ness management in great enterprises. FORMER
general agent Of the Mutual Life is out with
a statement that the Mutual Life maintained
wine cellar at Albany for the entertainment OF
legislators Another method employed to gain
the good will of the legislators was an arrange
ment with a firm of New York taiors, by winch
any legislator in need OF suit OF clothes or an
oyercoat could go to the taiors, pick out the
cloth he fancied be measured and have the bill
charged to the account of the Mutual Life. me
New York World states that taking only the test
mony Of insurance officials tie following facts have
been proved:
/ That the three great life insurance
companies the New York Life the Mutual
and the Equitable, jointly maintained lobby
fund for the corrupt influencing OF leglsla-
tjon and the insurance departments OF the
various states: that John A. Mccall super
vsed the expenditure of this fund through
his man Andrew Hamilton that the polcy-
holders money was used to pay loDDymen
without legal warrant and in violation OF the
penal code 2 That the money or the poncy-
holders was given to political committees,
which as Governor Folk says is emDezzie-
ment g. That false books of account were
kept In which these illegal payments did not
10 forgery. A. That officers of the companies,
Mr.. Perkins in particular, acted as trustees
In dealing with themselves as individuals TO
their personal profit at the expense OF the
trust funds in their keeping This Is a nag
rant violation of law. 5. That subsidiary
corporations were formed at the expense OF
the policyholders. and that the trustees as
stockholders In the parasite corporations
used trust funds for their own benefit. o.
Tat the McCurdys the Mccalls, the Hydes
and the Alexanders paid themselves vast
sums OF the policyholders' money and paid
over other vast sums to their relatives That
even the bare forms OF voting this money
to themselves were not always complied with.
4 That annual statements were made to the
insurance superintendent which were not
true the making OF which is crime and tho
certifcaton OF which by the superintendent
was official misconduct. 4. That money due
the old polIcy.holdcrs IA dividends earned
was taken 20 make M deficiencies on the
new business caused BY extravaganza expend
ture o. That officials. John !. Mccall among
others. borrowed money from life insurance
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-19
OCTOBER 10, 1906

teresting as those that show that republican
administration has increased the total tax
burden from 81, 335,S43 for 1897 and 1898 to
almost 100000 for 1905 and 1906. These
are some figures that taxpayers will ind It
hard to forget while studying the figures that
do not explain furnished by the republican
state committee.
BY the way, have the members of the
Nebraska legislature who insisted on
specific declaration from Mr. Burkett as to
his position on the presidents plan OF rail-
road regulation before they would elect him
senator, turned in their ANIMALS IN response
to the declared sentiment of the party IN
state convention? 1t is poor rule that will
not work both ways.-Fremont Tribune.
G. W. Berge who spoke at the popullst
rally in this city last Saturday, is one OF the
few public speakers who are able to discuss
burning public questions from the standpoint
of the citizen rather than the partisan. He
recognizes the fact that industrial and eco
monte evils affect the members of all parties
alike. hence he appeals to mems reason
instead of endeavoring to arouse their prelu-
dices He commends La Toilette the re-
publican with as much heartiness as he does
Folk. the democrat. Too many spell-blnders
of all political faiths, offend by INDUCING
in coarse abuse of their political opponents.
The calm and candid discussion or pupnc
questions is what the people need and what
they appreciate. And as the News has re-
neatedly insisted, citizenship is above par
tisanship and the fair minded man VIII wei
come the truth when presented In candld
way. no difference who delivers the message.
-Stromsburg Weekly News
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-19
6be Nebraska Independent

companies of which they were officers in
violation of the insurance law. 10. That
leading officials were guilty OF forgery Oh
obtaining money under false pretenses OF
enlightenment, of perjury, of issuing false
statements and of oIIicial corporate mis-
conduct.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-19

COnuuct. e
It is discovered by an arithmetical COM
putation that Mr. Richard McCurdy's salary
is equal to the combined wages of the presl-
dent of the United States, the vice president,
seven cabinet OIticers, the chief justice OF the
supreme court, Admiral Dewey and the
acknowledgement of the army Mr.. McCurdy
is valuable man. The incident is not with
out practical bearing. Worth being merely
economic and measurable only in dollars, u
should be easy to find the best man for pub
lie Office Mr.. McCurdy is worth three OF
Theodore Roosevelt, about ten cnleI justices
and at least twenty secretaries OF state why
not get rid of the entire list and create q
poobahship for Richard McCurdy? II would
be simpler more economical and sa1er. MT.
McCurdy being three times more capable, for
instance than Mr. Roosevelt, the chance OF
the country suffering from political mistakes
would be only One-third and ii at the same
time he should act as Admiral the navy
would be, say, eight times more certain o.
victory The science of politics is largely a
study of human capacity, and nobody VIII
deny Mr.. McCurdy's capacity ne IS moss
capacious. 1t is so much greater than that OF
any officer of government that there can De
no question of the policy OF making MS roo
Bah-St Louis Post-Dispatch.
The mad race for business engaged In
by the three New York lie insurance coinpa-
pies had it's logical and natural sequence ID
enormous salaries to the men who could get
the business and in the fall OF these men VINO
snccumbed to the tremendous temptations
incident to the handling of immense sums OF
money And yet Notwithstanding their al
most incredible extravaganza and errors, the
fact is conceded by everyone that these three
life insurance companies are solvent ana
abundantly able to fulfill all their contracts.
The loss to the poicy-holders Is simply IN
the diminution of their dividends. On the
other hand, there are dozens OF life lnsur-
ance companies which have been governed,
some of them for half century or more
by honest and conservative methods, paying
moderate salaries, making sound investments
and accepting only high class risks in writing
their insurance policies. These companies
rank among the safest and best financial IN
stitutions in the world They are in no wise
concerned in, or affected by, the methods
EMPLOYED by the New York companies, and
their business should not suffer, nor should
prudent and conscientious men fail to take
advantage of the opportunities they offer TOT
the comfort and support of themselves ana
their families, because of the crimes OF a
few frenzied fnanciers in New WORKMAN
Civ Star.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
Mississippi Poultry Show,
Aberdeen, Miss. Jan. Ola 05.

Aberdeen, Miss. Jan. ia 0S.
Boyds Barred Plymouth Rocks
won more LIST prizes than all other
competitors combined.
LIST. Breeding Pen 1864.
Ist. Cocke'l pau 4th Cock'l.
lst. Puilet o4tt.
md. Puilet oot2.
| will sell a limi;en number Of eggs
from the lst pen at 81. 90 a set. Of Il
eggs.
This Pen is headed by Champion
1st cock'i at Aberdeen. This bird
was pronounced by Judge Brown TO be
aImost.a an ideal Il. =. X. The pen
will contain the I females from ist
pen at Aberdeen. and 90 other females
of equal neri; and same breeding.
] consider this 10 be one Of tho strong
est exhibition pens in the South and
look for some fine youngsters from
them.
Pen two, headed by Osborn Chief
4th cock1 at Aberdeen mated 10 ten
good females. we'll barred. with nice
yellow legs and heaks. and all over
standard weight. To the mar want.
ing good marke, chickens combining
heavy laying. | would recommend this
pen.
! will sell a tcw eggs from this rcn
a; $500 a setting Of IL egg.
W. ". Boyp. NJ. u.
Osborn. Mtsa.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
LONG VIEW POULTRY FARM.

Home Ut thoroughbred poultry. breed.
or OF the most nossd American and I'm.
ported strains Of Ugh. aud dark Hrah-
mas. Buff Cochins. Buff Orpiugtous,
Silver laced White and Dark WAN.
dostcs, black La~ngahanA. Black Mi
fsorccs. II. p. kocks. Eggs booked
now for future delivery $50 for Is.
Losc VIM popLrEY FARM.
sta. A. Atlanta. Ca.