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The daily tribune., 1906-10-24
Precinct OFFICERS

QUILT FACTORY. D Sharp
of Northeastern Kansas IL In the city
II IL sAid for the purpose Of starting
= quilt factory. He has rented the
west half Of the st. Elmo block on
West Main street. Tie machine lie
will uss In the work Is one Of the
latest patents.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

ALVA ADAMS In his speeches 10
apoloRizing to the radical. fire.eating
patriots who followed him In 1904.
because Of his failure to call mob to
help him hold the sovernorship which
the Big Mitt stole for him. And to
show that he is really q gond fellow
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24
Underwear Department

Our stock is oomplets in wool and cotton
for men, ladies' boys and girls Cotton for
25c up. Wool from Toe to $l.75. The best
Aeeoed garments the market for Soc. Brok-
en- lots from 1Oc to Soc.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

VOTE FOR Frank e. Johnston and
William McFie for justices Of the
pe are and Frank Brown and Jamel
Duncans for oonstables. They are
upright men and will fulfill the
duties Of the offices with entire sat.
isfaution to everybody.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

THE LINDSEY TICKET" for
state officers has nobody on Il but
Lindsey for governor. II you write
Lindsey" on your ballot. you lose
your vote for ell the state officers
.xospt Lindsey. You want to vote
for secretary Of state and auditor and
treasurer and attorney general and
the rest. don't your You can't do 1t
II You vote the "Lindssy" ticket.
Al constituted at present. the "Lind.
sey" ticket IL = mere deooy for voters
terson candidates for the legislsture.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

are with Lines in this election and he
is as good ~ elected. But simply be-.
cause this candidate has most Of the
votes in the county oinohed, the party
leaders ehould not give up the battle.
but they should work 40 hard that
Lines' election would be almost upau.
imopa.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

Never has = party been thrown 40
completely on the defensive ~ has
Democracy In this campaign. They
are In violent frame Of mind.
They are on the run. Keep them
going.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

THE DEMOCRATIC campaign has
descended 70 simply . campaign Of
abuss and yilli6cation Of the Re.
pp blioan oandldates. This shows
the desperation Of Democracy.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24
Cloak and Suit Department

Thisdepartment will surprise you. We have
spared no pains in getting together the finest
display of up-to-date garments ever shown in
the city. Ladies' cloaks, The new catchy styles
that are being shown in the large cities. Rang
ing in prices from S. $3.50, $40 and up to $40
Children's and Misses Garments new
Whirl Pool goods and Bear Skins in all colors,
prices from 90 to 500.
Misses garments on same style as the
ladies' from LOO to $l5
Skirts-Tn wool novelties of all kinds, also
Black and colored Silk Skirts made to fit every
customer. Prices from 300 to $l2 50
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

This department is in charge of Miss Hef-
ner leave her your orders for prompt and salts
factory work.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

FLORENCE PROPERTY WANTED
Will trade famous North Fork
Farm. Write H. W. Unger. Hotch.
kiss. 44-69
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24
raLap-o~a NO. 20
Republican state

Republican State Ticket.
For fovernor. Henry 4 Buchtsil, L. L. D..
Pr Lieutenant Governor, E. 4. Harper.
For State Treasurer. A. z, Bent.
For Secretary Of State, Tim othy O'Connsr.
For Attorney General, W. H. Dickson.
For STATE Auditor, George Z. BtatIer.
For State supt. ofSchools, Katharine Craig
For Justices Supreme Coort, Charles r. Cas-
well and william II. Gnbbcrt.
For Consressman.at.Largs, g. W. Cook.
For Cnsressman, First District, Robert w. Bon
ypgc
For Consre.smsn. Second District, Warren A.
Hasgot.
Fer Regents State Univereity. Charles H.
Dudley, Joseph c. Bell.
Republican County Ticket
For Representative 10 General Assembly, Matt
N Lines.
For Clerk, Dedrich N. Cooper
For Treasurer, Charles }. Eredrickson.
For Assessor, William L. Aorris.
For Sheriff, +. O. Fnrniss.
For Supt. OF Schools, Mrs. Minnie Merriam.
For t'oroner, harics H. Whitmore.
For County Commissioner 2nd Dist. 3. G. Kelso.
For Surveyor. Charles L. Milton.
Precinct Officers
For Ju.tice Of tho Peace, william Merle and
Frank q. Johnston.
For Constables. Frank Brown and James Dun
cans.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

II pays to advertise your wants in
the Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24
Millinery Department

In this department we are far ahead of all
competiticn n, in size of stock, up to-date styles
and range OF prices. Here you will find styles
that are not surpassed even by the largest city
stock and you get prices that are figured on the
regular dry goods margins.
We are showing the colorings and
shapes in Ladies' Hats, prices from 81 to $12 80,
Misses made in any price wanted Also
big line o. ohidren's head wear
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

Blankets and Comforts-Big assortment
cotton from $50 to 5000 Wool 300 to $500.
Comforts all grades.
Furs-New goods are in, they are beauties,
prices 200 to $50 per set.
Rugs, see our display, all grades
Curtains of every description from 81 up
The daily tribune., 1906-10-24

Rand, Ralston and District No rs for children
Walton for boys and girls, to 81 90, 9 t.
13. $1.25, to $l.5O, p to 81 $l75.
Ladies' fine shoes all widths Its, 90, 90;
ESQ, 10, 3 90 and SO 90
Mems Dress Shoe, ESQ, 300 $50 and $4OO
Mems Work Shoes, 1.75 to $50.
Buds famous baby shoes from the soft sol,
up to tho heavier grades.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
WKOCHY.

W Medyolanie odbywaf
sic tych dni pierwszy w}oski
kongres Cecylia6ski, kt6re~
mu ~przewodniczy} arcybis-
kup medyolahski ks. kardy-
nal Ferrari. Stowarzyszenie
6w. Cecylii ma, jak wiadomo
ma celu popieranie dobrego
spiewu koscielniego.
Wenecya. Otwarto tn kon-
gres anarchist6w w}oskich.
Rozpocza} on swoje obrady
cd wyrazenia sympathy ola
rewolucyi W Rosy. Nastep-
ME radzono mad propaganda
przeciwko militaryzmowi i
mad sprawl wydawania CO.
dziennego pisma anarcbisty-
czneg0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
MAROkKO.

W sobote DIN. 6. Z. m.
przyjmowa} sultan maroka6-
ski W swej stolicy Fezie W
uroczysty spos6b pos}a ME-
mieckiego Rosena. Tenze
wreczy} su}tanowi rome Diary
cd cesarza Wilhelma, kt6ry,
lax wiadomo usilnie stara sic
O utwierdzenie wp}ywu ME-
mieckiego " Marokku. jed
ma z gazet niemieckich doda~
je uwage, il ME div re sui
tan tax rado6nie ~przyjmoWaf
pos}a niemieckiego gdyz mu
tenze cos ~przywi6z} qodczas
gdy inni pos}owie jak angiel-
ski francuski amerykahski
podczas swych przyjec zwy-
kle cd su}tana czego zada-
ia,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
CHINY.

Niepokojace wie6ci z Chin
%otrzyma}a ko]o6ska ,,Volks
Ztg." Cd wiarogodnego kores-
pondenta z %prowincyi SzanA
tung. Zapowiada on bliskosc
,,wielkiej katastrofy" W Chi
mach. Rozruchy roku 1900
beda - jak pisze dzie~
CHINA zabawka W por6wna-
niu z tenn, ma co sic zanosi.
Gala ludnosc jest dziwnie
wzDurzona. W samym Szan-
tungu przysz}o juz do krwa~
wych rozruch6w skie rowa-
nych przeciwko cudzoz;em-
com p%rzewaznie niemcom W
tych stronach zas W okoli-
each miasta Clan GU fu gra-
suje oko}o 10000 uzbrojo-
nych bandyt6w. Prawdziwe
bitwy miedzy bandytami a
regularnem wojskiem sa ma
porzadku %dziennym zwycieza-
ia prawie zawsze bandyci.
correspondent dodaje re pro-
j%ektowane odwo}anie wojsk
europejskich Szantungu
pogorszy}o sytuacya w6r6d
.)udno6ci niekrajowej .wywo-
1uje trwoge. 49, ~JednoczeSnie
Z powyzeza wiadomo6cia O.
trzymano W Londynie tele~
gram O rozruchach W Szan-
gaiu. TAX daleee atoli rozru~
chy to zdaje eie mice eharak~
ter przej5ciowy gdyz pow6d
do Mich da} brak karno6ci W
anglo-indyjskim oddziale POI
Iicyjnym, kt6rego musiano
rozbroiG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
re sWIATA
ROSYA.

Petersburg. Rokowania "
sprawie projektowanego sci6:
lejszego porozumienia z An
glia ME So jeszcze uko6czone
Faktem jest. re W. ks. Mike
}aj Mikofajswicz wraz z Po'
biedonoscewem Ignatiewem
i innymi reakcyjnymi me-
zami stanu sprzeciwia sic
zblizeniu do Anglii. Ia grups
liczy jeszcze ma RICHLY od-
wet wzgledem Japonii i ME
chce sobie zwiazac rak PREY.
jaznia z Anglia Decyzya spo-
czywa W rekach cara, kt6-
ry waha sic jeszcze.
Petersburg, Wczorajszej no.
cy znalaz}a policya W mieszka'
niu m}odej modystki kt6ra
W: rzeczywistoSci by}a slucha.
czka kurs6w kobiecych 5
bomb okofo 10 funt6w dyna-
inflow i znaczna liczbe rewol'
wer6w.
49, Zes}a6c6w ma Sybir jest
obecnie tax wielu re VISTA
wiono codziennie kursujace
pociagi aresztanckie.
- Kaza6, Ma wiceguber~
natora Kobeko rzucif jaki6
nieznajomy 2 bomby. Wy.
buch jednej z mich rani} lex.
ko gubernatora, sprawca "a
machu uszed}.
- Dwudziestu czterech
junkr6w osiad}ych W Estoni:
wytoczylo redaktorowi ,,Vor'
wartsu" process O oszczerstwc
Il O odszkodowanie W wyso.
ko6ci $4,000 marek..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
ANGLIA.

w Sohoffiold dnia II b. m.
zmari @. Edmund baron Won
Wurtzburg, brat bawarskiego
radcy stanu, liczac lat 50
tycia q niemal 40 lat naleze-
mia do Towarzystws Jezuso-
wego. w czasie wojny z Blu
rami v po}udniowej Afryce
.hyl kopelanem wojskowYma.
sic przyjaznia 8. P: ks.
,Edmunda Radziwilla j lego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
PYTANIA I ODPOWIEDZI.

Cry choecie nabrad ciafa, otrzymiaac
apetyt, misc dobry sen i czuG, 10
kazda cs2stka i tkanka waszego
oia}a jest w~zmocniona i odnowiona?
Je&eli tax, sacznijcie uzywac Dr.:
Piotra Gomozo. Pierwsza butelka
przekona was o zaletach tego le~
karstwa i bedziecie sic dziwili, dla-
czegoscie go ME spr6bowali wczes-
niej. Me MONA go dostat " apte
ce, jak inne gotowe lekarstwa !.
W~4a6ciciele sprzedaja je wprost
"a pomoca specyalnnych
agent6w. Adres: Dr. Peter Fahr~.
:ney 8 Sons Co., 11 r. So. Hoy
ne ave-, Chicago III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
UCzmy dzieci czytac, p}sa6
j movie pc pOlsku!
! TO l0VO
e

Nareszcie sko1czyla sic
walka polityczna. Kandydaci
- mianowicie ci, co ma
promo wydawali pieniadze,
poswiecali prace i zdrowie, a
ME doszli tylko do kandyda-
fury - teraz pilnie licza
straty, zal i'm czasu i at{asu,
wyzywaja i klna tych, kt6rzy
sic przyozynili do ich kleski,
i zaczynaja obmyslac 6rodki
pomsty mad e W Il c.
nymi, lecz ME b6jmy sic,
TAXA pomsta ME siega daleko,
a najwiecej dale sic uczuc
temu, kt6ry ia obmySli}.
O o o O
) Gazety teraz znowu zablera
sic do uczciwszej piracy,
przestana bawie sic W bajki
przedwYborcze o przeclwnl-
kach 'kandydat6w, kt6rych
one popiera}y, bedzie spok6j
i zapanuje r6wnowaga umy-
slo va przynajmniej ma kilka
m;asiecy.
o o
Pred mniej wiecej dwu'
kziestu pieciu laty uczonc
oas W szko|ach starokraj'
skich, lie Ameryka, to jest
stany Zjednoczone, Jest kra :
lem poga6skim; pie wiemy,
czy tam jeazcze dis tax
H - HTt5lC&8EV& Ra-&-1rg3 -=rEgH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
kUBA.

Ma Kubie nastapi ME-
zawodnie wkr6tce zupe&ny
spok6j. Przyczyni sic ME ma
10 do uspokojenia umys&6w
i to ze przedstawiciel rzadu
ameryka6skiego Taft udzie-
lii og6lnej amnestyi czyli u
}askawienia ia wszelkie pre-
stepstwa polityczne a vice
! "a udzia} W rewolucyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

brata Jezuity z kt6rvmi sic
pozna' podczas studv6w ma
uniwersytecie W Bonn. kazem
z mimi postanowi' posw'ecic
sic stanowi durhn"nnnu i
zakonnemu, Jak w1a'1omo i
ksiaze Edmund Radziwiif
wstapif p6zniej do zakonu Be-
nedyktyn6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
POLSKA.

LODI. Robotnicy strajkuja-
cy urzadsili tlumne demou'
stracye z ~czorwonemi chora~
gwiami Wojsko dalo salwe
do tlumu, zabito. .pewnego
w}a6ciciola domu j kiilku-
nastu robotnik6w ranlo~
no. g..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
FRANCYA.

Rizerto Francuska
lodi ~podwodna nLutln
kt6ra wieczorem wykonywa+
|la 6wiiczenia zaginela pod wo-
ia. PrzedsieWzieto akcya ra-
Itunkowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

powzietych ma og6lnym
zgromadzeniu Swieckich ka-
.tolik6w Polak6w W Milwau-
kee? Czy pewnym panom,
'kt6rzy ma tenn "zgromadzeniu
Iprzemawiali, zdaje sic, re
odtad juz ME tylko lud, ale
ksieza, biskupi, moe nawet
|Ojciec sw. i c h sfuchac mu-
sza? - Daj kurze grzede,
zachce sic iej wiezy??
O O o..
Piekne panuja stosunki W
Warszawie. Ready tam spo-
W reku te%roryst6w
(socyalist6w i rozb6jnik6w) ,
biurokracyi i wojska. Zla-
pi Gle kozak, pyta O passport,
ME masz paszportu, marsz
pred sad wojskowy; spodo-
ba sic stojkowemu p%odejrze.
wac Gle O nalezenie do .....
czegobadz, przetrzasnie ci
kieszenie, zabierze co tylko
mu podejrzliwem sic wydaje:
pieniadze, zegarek, droga
Spike Tub podobne IN i e.
b g eczn e" rzeczy;
Bogu za6 dziekui, re Gle ME
odstawi do cyrku}u; - prey
dybie cie'terorysta, obedrze
Gle do cna, a W dodatku
palka lub kula rewolwerowa
poczestuje. - Prawie ME do
uwierzenia, a przeciez tax
jest. - I to dzieje sic W
Europe W. o5wieconym VIE
ku dwudziestym!
O o @ o
Rosya pono bliska upadku
finansowego. P~ocieszaja sic
juz %optymiSci, 20 czego So
cyali5ci, rewolucya i wojna
ja2o6ska ME dokaza}a, tego
dokaze pieniadz, raczej
brak pieniedzy, - re Rad
moskiewski sic o~pamieta j
nareszcie przystanie ma zada-
MIA ludu, ale W Rosyi wszyst
ko zdaje sic ~wYwierac wprost
przeciwne skutki, vice kto~
vie?
O o o o
SocyaliSci rosyjscy radza
rekrutom ME stawic sic do
wojska. Cd dawna rekruci
zawsze okazywali niechec
sluzenia W wojsku .rosyj-
skiem, teraz niezawodnie tel
chetnieby zostali W dcmu,
ale jak to uskutecznic?
o o O o
Hrabia Boni de, Castellane
zada cd swej amery kahskiej
ma}zonki, ably pop}aci}a jego
milionowe d}ugi W zamian "a
rozw6d. Zadanie to pod}em
sic wydae must kazdemu;
jestto rozb6j ma publicznej
drodze, ale utytu}owanym
rozb6jnikom take ,,drobnost-
XII" uchodza bezkarnie. Kie-
dyz sic oczy otworza Milo
nerkom ameryka6skim ma to
6wiecidelka kosztowne W
rodzaju zbankrutowanych
ksia5at i hrabiat starokraj'
skich?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

60 Tacy to N 9 d ; CYL beda
kiedys zajmowa:i stanowiska
wybitne W narodzie arcy-
chrzescia6skim; jakzez vice
MONA sic dziwic, ze Smile
tanka. amerykahskiego spo-
}ecze6stwa wstret czuje do
wszelkich wyzna6 religijnych
i gardzi ,tymi, co sk}adaja
ofiary ma Geese Boga? -
Jakzez "a zle brac Europej-
czykom, chocby i dis zali-
czyli Ameryke do KRAKOW
poga6skich? -
O O
Oracy a. W e s e n a
pana Orga / s t y. Pod
takiln nag}6wkiem powt6rzy-
10 W ostatnich tygodniach
kilka gazet polskich jakas
paplanine ,,bez g}owy i bez
ogona", dajac czytelnikom
swym do z~rozumienia, re
tylko tax, bez wsze}kiego
sensu, panowie organiSci
potrafia p~rzemawiac. - Jest
to obelga pe}na z}osliwego
iadu rzucona W twarz zawo-
dowi o~rganistowskiemu; jest
to potwarz, kt6rej ME po-
dobna niczem ~uniewinnic. -
.Rzecza pewna REST, re ia
den %organista nigdy takich
g1upstw ME wypowiedzia},
ami owe; ,oracyji" ME pisa}.
Napisa} ia jaki6 gryzipi6rko
moze "a p61kwaterek gorza}-
XII, panowie reda c h t o.
rzy za6 w~ystawiaja sobie
smutne swiadectwo g}upoty,
jezeli ME bezgranicznej z}o-
6liwosci, powtarzajac take
bzdurstwa. 49, Jakby sig to
panom redaktorom podobalo,
gdyby kto6 sobie pozwolii W
|ich ueta k}asc podobne ME-
dorzecznosci; togo zas Mkt
zaprzeczjc ME moze, re vie.
lu z organist6w spolskich W
Ameryce ME pod jednym
wzgledem samozwahczych
redaktor6w, jak to m6wia, W
kozi r6g zapedzic portrait. -
Pamietajcie panowie redak~
torzy, zescie sic dopuscili
~niesprawiedliwosci, kt6ra ko-
niecznie naprawi6 potrzeba.
W przysz1oSci ME badzcie
~lekkomyslnymi, DO sic to
moze nieprzyjemnie ma wa
szej sk6rze odbic!
O o o o
Pewnych redaktor6w stra-
sznie g}owa zabola}a O rzecz,
kt6ra ich b%ynajmniej ME
tyczy, a tenn mniej powinna
figurowa6 ma szpaltach pism,
poniewaz jestto sprawl zu~
pe}nie %prywatnej i lokalnej
natury. Many tn ma my6li
.parafie sw. J6zafata W Mil
waukee. Parafia ia wystawi}a
wspania}a 6wiatynie; O tenn
czytali5my wiele pred kilku
laty; dis ma tel parafli ciaza
d}ugi wieksze, anlzeli sic
spodziewa6 wypada}o (nigdy
atoli ME tax ogromne, jak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08

ucza, moze bye, ze ME, DO
|przeciez Amerykanie Cd lat
|g}osza sic nla8rodem ma wskros
lchrzescia6skim, wiecej chrze-
scia6skim niz inne narody,
vice bye mole, re i W Eu'
ropie tym pieknym s]6wkom
uwierzono. Amerykahski
chrzescianizm polega najsil-
niej ma tenn, re Amerykanle,
gdy sic g,tzies jake glosne
wydarzy nieszcze6cie, sypia
- ,Sr gruh0 gro
SEEN, tax re ten dzwiek
zlota i srebra rozbrzmi tax
|glosDem echem pc cafym cy'
wilizowanym swiecie, il mi
|}osierdz'e chr>esciahskich A
mer> k3n0W WZraSta Go ga
jeczuvth ruZiNlarON l Zapl
snis 80 W pa!nie"' biedrych
Europ+Iczyk0w g6raml zfota
Ii srebra, O jakich sfyszell IL
|tvlko W dzieci6stwie cd MIA
nick i starych pieczeniarzy.
- Wolno tedy watpiec bar
do, ze milosierdzie amery-
ka6skie jest Characterization,
wszak mi}osiernymi okazy~
wall sic take zydzi i poganie.
Przeciez polscy i moskiewscy
zo}nierze W ostatniej wojnie
Rosyi z Japonia woleli do
STAG sic jake ranni do laza-
retu poga1skich Japo6czy-
k6w niz chrzescjahskich
Moskali. Litosc i mi1osierdzie
niekoniecznie dowodza chrze-
Scianizmu u tego, kt6ry je
wzgledem bliznich okazuje, a
szczeg6lnie, gdy je okazuje
W spos6b krzykliwy. z dru.
|giej strony O religii, O wierze
maja Amerykanie W .wielkiej
wiekszo6ci bardzo niewyrazne
pojecie. Pomijamy prostacz'
k6w ameryka6skich, DO cj
ME maja okazyi dowiedziet
sic wiele O takich subtelnych
sprawach: W szkole ich tegc
ME ucza, W niedzielnej nau'
ce katechizmowej zas wiece!
sic nacisk k}adzie ma ze~
vnetr2ne formy odnosnych
sekt niz ma sama reljgie; ale
wymagac wolno cd ludzi Z
wyzszem wykszta1ceniem, ably
choc z wieksza znali zasady
chrzeacia1skiej religii ichrze'
Scia6skiej reiigii historye. So
to atoli ola pan6w Amery-
kan6w nieodkryte bieguny
p6}nocne. - Ma}a pr6bke
|g / e b O k i G h a d o.
m O S c b b i nyc h u
kszta{cacej sic m1odziezy a.
meryka6skiej og1osi1 onegdaj
p. Hodges z uniwersytetu
harvardskiego. Harvard to
najstarszy uniwersytet anne
ryka6ski, za}ozony W roku
1886 czy tel 1888; to zaklad
naukowy k]as u~przywilejo'
wanych, a zatem tam ME
dostana sic prostaczkowie AMI
nieuki, a OTTO co pisze 6w p,
Hodges: w zesz}ym roku
W klasie angielskiego jezyks
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-08
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci ~mieiscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan Skibinski
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. ID F -. Ziarnowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinsk'
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Leon Ross
DUNCAN. Nebr,. Mich i Stecz
FAR II Ell, Nebr. Franciszek Strzeleck
FRIED, N. Oak D F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, S. OAK, Jozef Gruba
Mel, en-, Wis, reofi Derdowski
MARLIN. Tex, ). P. Gorski
N~Ah;IICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonsk
NEW WAVERLY Tx. F, F. Proch
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
SOuT'E OMAHA, Nebr. MARGIN 5 era
ST ANNA. MIN, Adam Waldowski
TAR>'ON, .Netr, Jan Matyja
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-31
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS FRANK
STATEMENT

President Roosevelt has stated his pos
ition relative to changing or revising the
existing tariff schedules, and frankly
admits that wherever given rates OF
schedules become apparently disadvan-
tageous to the nation they should be
changed, and that a general revision of
the rates will be undertaken, when it
shall appear to the sober business sense
of our people that the benefits to be
derived will outweigh the disadvantages
and do more good than harm.
That is exactly what Gilbert Gutter
sen, the republican candidate for con-
gress from this district, contends for.
He stands with that class of republicans
who believe that it is time to revise GER
tain rates and schedules. He is one of
the pioneers in the path of tariff revis-
ion, who seek to create and maintain
that "sober sense" of our people of
which President Roosevelt speaks.
The full and complete statement of
President Roosevelt in his letter to Con-
gresham Watson is here given:
eve stand unequivocally for pro-
tective tariff and we feel that the phe-
nomenal industrial prosperity which we
are now enjoying is not lightly to be
jeopardized, for it would be to the last
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-31
WHITE BRUTE IS HElNE.C
Iowa Fellow Assaults jackson
Young Lady; Caught.

Jackson, Aug. 25.-On Sunday even
ing, young man by the name of Charles
Heine of Eagle Grove, Iowa, who has
lately been working with Edwin's
threshing crew, south of town, enticed
a young lady of Jackson into his buggy
near Hansen's store in this city with
the ostensible purpose of taking her to
church, drove her out into the country
south of town into a field, where he
forcibly jerked her from the buggy and
criminally assaulted her. He brought
her to town, left her at her home and
skipped out for the country. Sheriff
Dunn was notified of the case and a
warrant given him Monday afternoon,
and he Immediately got busy, and along
about two o'clock Tuesday morning he
was captured in Mr.. Erwin's cellar. He
was brought to town and had a pre-
liminary hearing before Justice King,
Thursday forenoon and was bound over
to the grand jury for criminal assault.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-31
DISTRICT

ton. He made strong speech during
the last session of congress for tariff
revision, declaring openly and boldly
that the people of the west demand a
revision of existing schedules. He
scored the Standard Oil trust and the
other great trust which are waxing rich
er every day, because of their absolute
monopoly in control of the leading COM
modities of life.
In the fourth district Fred C. Stew
ems, the sitting member, in announcing
his candidacy said: During my term 1
have introduced measures in the house
modifying the existing tariff schedules
His opponent, E. G. Rogers, in an
nouncing his candidacy said: 81 am in
favor of changing the existing tariff
laws to meet the needs of present bust
ness conditions"
In the fifth district William Henry
Eustis, the great admirer of James G..
Blaine, and who delivered brilliant or
alton when he nominated Blaine for the
presidency in Minneapolis in 1892, de-
clares himself unqualiiedly as favoring
tariff revision by the republicans and
before the democrats undertake to re-
wise it.
In the sixth district Mr.. Buchanan is
making his campaign on the fact that he
refused to vote with McCleary and the
other standpatters on the resolution re-
quiring Panama canal supplies to be
purchased from the big trusts and cor,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-31

degree foolish to secure here and there
a small benefit at the cost of general
business depression.
"But whenever a given rate or sched-
ule becomes apparently disadvantageous
to the nation because of the changes
which 60 on from year to year in our
conditions and where it is feasible to
change this rate or schedule without too
much dislocation of the system it will
be done, while general revision of the
rates and schedules will be undertaken
whenever it shall appear to the sober
business sense of our people that, on
the whole, the benefits to be derived
from making such changes will outweigh
the disadvantages, that is when the re-
vision will do more good than harm.
"Let me add one word of caution,
however.
"The question of revising the tariff
stands apart from the question of deal
ing with the so-called trusts-that is
with the control of monopolies and with
the supervision of great wealth in bust
ness, especially in corporate form.
"The only way in which it is possible
to deal with those trusts and monop-
olies and this great corporate wealth is
by action along the line of the laws