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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-13
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-13

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redt MID, nadoem mir oob eben crit
ben Sumter ouf 9oliewinfeis Sol
perni1iten."
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| &annes, Der fommt bod alein OUT
meine &appe."
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gen. no, oa moeen iie mid meinetlpe=
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mas 5l chamber, OH uno ib; es mar
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la6te Senri6.
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bitten t1t."
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mid bon Dir. Mber mos ioa nun
meroen2
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Cbe 81 beipreden."
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pen. Ser bat iett ielber genug gu
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man Yferoegetrappel. o4ief, fief, es
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iteben" iagte Der 8uribe nit lebbaf-
tenn SntereiIe.
(TortIebuna foIqt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-13
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allen Gpotbefen 81 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-13
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4oui5 s. &ed5ler uno Nora @pous.
Sabn Stelport uuD emma Sd)aub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-13

l~tniere Hegierung berbanoelt
nit Spanien ii6er einen nelten Ius,
lieferungspertrag.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
TAFT HASTENS TO
DENY THE ALLIANCE

BUFFALO, Oct. 3l.-At the conven-
ton hall meeting here last night Taft
took UP the Standard Oil subject.
Bryan is greatly troubled" said he
about my attitude toward the trusts
and even more by the announcement
that Rockefeller II for me. II the
Standard Oil Co. were anxious to bring
about my election, should take IL
that the last thing that would be done
would be to advertise Its support.
Therefore, this publication. which
Bryan Is now making SO much Of. Il
seems to me, has but little significance
In attempting to show that the Stand
ard OIL or any other trust, because It
hopes for immunity from me, Ii sup
porting me. That is not the way thingn
are done.
There is a gentleman from your
city with very lively Imagination.
He has conceived the idea that the
Standard oh Co. contributed q large
amount to the Republican campaign
fund. am In a position to state that
neither the Standard Oil Co. nor any
one connected with It's management
has contributed single cent"
In comparing the remedies for the
evils In the trusts proposed by the
Democratic party with Republican poll
cies, Judge Taft said:
1.-THE administration is prosecuting
the Standard Oil Co., and II intends to
continue until that part which may be
evil is stamped out"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
WARNER LIE IS
. HIT ON THE HEAD
SATURDAY NIGHT" TAFrE&AND
BREiTMEYER SUPPORTER.
DRAWS PARALLEL.

Detroit Saturday Night" which
publication is an ardent supporter Of
Taft and Breitmeyer. draws the fol-
lowing deadly parallel on Gov. War
ner: q
From Gov. Murnsr,s openinE speech
NJ Grand Ledge, Oct. -, 1905
The business failure Of State Treas
urer Glazter ana the relation OF the
state to that incident has been made
the subject OF attacks upon myself and
my administration which have not In
Up to the time last fall. (THE FALL
OF 1000, when rumors OF Mr.. Glazisr's
financial embarrassment reached me, i
had always believed that his business
interests were In good condition - . .
never had doubted either his financial
or moral integrity. and the news OF his
embarrassment came as bolt out OF q
to my knowledge to arouse In me the
slightest suspicion that anything was
wrong. and no one had called my at
tention TO any OF the treasurers mis-
doings.
From Gov. Warmers statement 70
The Detroit Free Press, Dee. ., ISO7s
Mr.. Moore formerly banking COM
missioner) did not call my attention to
these Irregularities Tin Mr.. Giazier's
condition OF the Chelsea bank until Mr..
Zimmerman called my attention to II
upon succeeding Mr.. Moore (FEBRU-
AIRY 2S, 1900. told him to 70 ahead
and see IL he could not strdighten out
the tangle, and try TO get Mr.. Glacier
to bring the loans within the limit
specified bv law. At that time there
was no idea that the bank was not per-
fectly solvent. In taking the course he
did. Mr. Zimmerman sought TO protect
the depositors as well as the state. and
I approved OF II.
These statements, Saturday Night
adds, look like common mendacity.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

lican party OF the state. TO clean thea
out? Unless they all 20 out together
can We expect 90 ger any real informa'
ton regarding the financial condition
OF the state?
A Good Time TO Clean House.
Fortunately, the Democratic candi-
date. Mr.. Hemans. seems TO be an
able and honorable man. running on
a sensible platform. Al least, He
mans, II elected, will 20 into the Of
fee untrammeled and independent. IL
will be good for all Of US, Two years
hence the Republican party, IL IL
wishes To win, will be compelled TO
put up statesmapIike candidate land
there are plenty VI able men In Mich
igan who would appear In politics IL
they did not have 10 knuckle 10 the
self-seeking BOSSES. One OF the best
governors the state ever had was John
Il. Rich. who Was put up and elected
after the last Democratic administra-
ton in Michigan.
Politics In Michigan would be in far
healthier condition and better men
would have TO be nominated II the
two parties were more evenly divided.
Why has Michigan never had a serious
candidate for the presidency? Because
II has been a stupidity safe state. II
was sure to 20 Republican; presiden.
tial candidates and most OF the really
strong men In congress come from
doubtful states-states where there
Is reaNfghting going on. Hughes, who
Is In my belief one OF the great com
ing figures in the national life
would never have risen Ia Michigan
The small bosses would have crowded
him out.
For the Honor Of Michigan.
In conclusion. lest there be some
Misunderstanding want to say again
that am not writing this out of per
sonal hostility to Mr. Warner, for
have none whatever. l am judging
him coldly for what he Is and for what
he has done. Nor have any political
axes OF any sort to grind. am writ
Ing as q citizen of Michigan, nc
mean state" l was born here, edu
Gated here. and l live here now. pay
taxes here. vote here; and perhaps
may not appear old-fashioned II say
that do not think the best In men
and In laws Is any too good for her
want to see presidents and strong
senator's and representatives OF what
ever party come up out Of Michigan
want to see Michigan play the par,
IN national affairs she ought to play
and know she never can do It while
her dominant party IL ridden by
small bosses who suck their power
from an utterly absurd spells system
of government.
speak. then. from the profound
conviction that this election IL most
important. and that the future we'll
being Of the state depends largely
upon the present defeat of Warner.
RAY STANNARD BAKER.
East Lansing, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
ROCKEFELLER INCIDENT
SHOWS TRUSTS PARTY
WIN. J. BRYAN.

NAPOLEON, O., Oct. Civilian j..
Bryan gave out q statement here. COM
menting upon the declaration OF John
d. Rockefeller, made In New York.
that he would vote for William H. TAFT.
Mr.. Bryan said he was not surprised at
the declarations of Mr.. Rockefeller, as
the Standard Oil Co. and the Repub-
lican party have been 30 closely re-
lated that many OF their interests are
identical.
Mr.. Bryan's statement follows:
The morning papers publish a state
ment from Mr.. Rockefeller giving his
reasons for supporting Mr.. Taft. He
says: "If for no other reason. l sup
him personally with Mr.. Bryan, his
chief opponent. I find the balance or nt :
ness and temperament entirely on MS
believe, make for law and order and
stability OF business He 10 not man
inclined to rash experiments or TO I'm
pede return to prosperity by sdyo-
dustrial progress.
There are several things about this this
that SsssIys attention ssr other Tss
reason" But there Is another reason.
He liz for Mr.. Taft because Mr.. Tart 10
for him. He II Tor MI. Ia1t oeceuse
Mr.. TAFT is In sympathy with the trusts
Mr.. Taft-has been making speeches Tor
many weeks and he has not yet dwelt
upon the iniquities OF the trusts or
pointed out the injustice done TO the
American people by them. No wonder
Mr.. Rockefeller IL for Mr.. Taft.
Again Mr.: Rockefeller says Mr.. Tafts
election will make for law and order.
This In false. Mr.. Rockefeller's cor
poration Is the most notorious law
breaker I'm the United States and he In
for Mr.. Taft because he does not want
If ne Thought that Mr.. Taft would
enforce the law against the Standard
OIL Co. and favored the enactment OF .
more stringent law against the Stand
ard OIL Co. as do. he would not be for
Mr.. Rockefeller also. says that Mr..
Taft's election Will make for stability
of business. What kind OF business?
Stability In the trust business In what
he means. He thinks that Mr.. Tafts
election will enable the trusts to get a
tighter strange grasp upon the Ameri-
can people and put their extortion upon
Mr.. Taft Is not n man Inclined TO rash
experiments. He might have omitted
the word rash" for Mr.. Taft 10 not in
favor OF any kind of experiment In the
way Of remedial legislation. He does
not propose remedies. He simply glories
in the past and wants TO leave condi-
Mr.. Rockefeller says Mr.. Taft would
not advocate measures subverstve of In
dustrial progress. But what In indus
trial progress? Is II Industrial progress
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
HITCHCOCK DECLARES
MACK FALSIFIES

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-After read
ing last night the statement of Nor
man +. Mack, In which the Democratic
national chairman charged that the
Republican organization has received
contribution from the Standard OIL
Co, Chairman Hitchcock, OF the Re-
publican national committee, dictated
the following:
1.-The statement that the Republican
national committee has received as
sis.ance from the Standard Oil Co. In
absolutely false. The committee has
not received. directly or indirectly.
from that organization or any of its
officers a single dollar"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
ROOSEVELT CALLS
ANNOUNCEMENT TRICK

WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.-President
Roosevelt has Issued an official state
ment branding the announcement of
John ID. Rockefeller's coming out in
support or Taft's candidacy as a
transparent political trick on the part
OF the Democrats to injure the judges
chances OF election.
Following Is the presidents state
ment:
At the White House, the an
nouncement OF Mr.. Rockefeller.
through the press agent OF the
Standard OIL Co., was regarded
with some amusement. In view of
what the administration has done
TO the Standard OIL Co. and OF the
bitter hatred borne by the Stan
dard Oil Co. to the administration.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

to allow one corporation to swallow up
or bankrupt all OF the other corpora
tions and then hold the country at its
mercy: Is 1t industrial .progress to de.
stroy competition and close the door or
opportunity TO the young men OF the
country? Is II Industrial progress to
destroy Industrial independence and es-
tablish despotism OF monopoly
Reason TO He Grateful.
The. Democrats have reason to be
grateful to Mr.. Rockefeller for tearing
the mask OF the Republican campaign
and revealing the duplicity that has
characterized II. Instead or openly at
tackinB the side OF monopoly the Re-
publican organisation has kept up a
pretense of reform and Mr.. Roosevelt
rushed into the arena and allowed the
charge that the trusts were opposed to
Mr.. Taft to stand.
! challenged him to name one trust
omeer that was supporting me and not
being able to find an Official he named
represented the president OF a branch
Of the standard Oil CO.
Mr.. Roosevelt. In his eagerness to
relieve the Republican candidate of
the odium OF trust support accepted this
as proof that the STANDARD OIL Co.
y was supporting por me Now Mr.. RoeE e
comes out openly In support OF Mr.. Taft
and gives reasons that lay. bare the
false pretenses upon which the Repub-
hcan campaign has been conducted
III the Republican party was honest.
II would announces that having made
ARRANGEMENTS with the trusts for the
funds to finance the campaign and
having pledged the Republican party to
protect the trusts from punishment IL
would release the rank and file' OF the
Republican, party from further support
OF the Republican ticket
The Republican party cannot serve
two masters. It's real master has now
stepped forth and asserted his claim to
the party's services. No Republican
need be deceived any longer as to the
indissolublo bonds that bind the Re-
publican party TO the predatory Inter-
ests of the country
1T will be noticed that this state
ment comes out too late 20 be used by
the weekly newspapers or circulated
among the masses, but In time to be
used In the business centers TO infiu-
ence those business men who look to
the big fnanciers for advice
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
:6@nG2Vss

II is a perfectly palpable and OBJ.
vious on the part OF the Standard
Oil people to try TO damage Taft
"a trick so palpable that II can
deceive no one.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
a Healthy Family.

Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since we began using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, three years ago." says
L. A. Bartlett. of Rural Route /. Gull.
ford, Maine. They cleanse and tone
the system In q gentle way that does
you good. At r. G. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co., Gray q woreester's drug
storea
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
BRYAN APPEALS TO
AWAKENED PUBLIC
CONSCIENCE


the campaign. II offends the sense OF
justice and ought to arouse protest
from those who believe that In the
selection OF the chief executive the
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
Greatly Reduced RATES Account Can.
adIan Thanksgiving Day.

Michigan Central will sell from De
troit TO all stations In Canada, tickets
at one fare for the round trip on Nov.
e-7.S-s, limited for return until Nov.
10. Consult agents for full particu-
lars.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
Won bUELOW IS
MADE TO RESIGN

LONDON, Oct 31.-The Prince Won
Buelow, the German chancellor, has
been compelled TO resign, following
the political storm caused by the at
titude OF Kaiser Wilhelm. IL the ii-
formation contained In a dispatch ar
irving here today from Berlin. n IN
asserted that the action Of Emperor
William In speaking recently against
Japan and In favor Of the English pol
icics IL responsible for the action. In
diplomatic circles the chancellor's &C.
ton is looked upon as significant that
he refuses to bear the responsibility
of his masters utterances.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

Charles f. Wing has been putting
up hard campaign In the Tenth WARD
for reelection. His record In the
council Is a consistently good one and
no criticism has been made OF him In
any way, the fight in the Tenth ward
being purely on party lines.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31
Diagnosis.

Put our your tongue said the doc
tor.
After the lady had done SO she
asked:
lis there anything the matter with
it7'
Moo Worn some, that's ALL
Chicago Record.Herald.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

David A. Henderson. Democratic
candidate for city clerk, first attract
ed attention when he won the school
inspectorship In the Republican Eighth
ward two years ago. although not con.
ceded a chance. His friends say that
he may show another surprise this
time.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

people should be absolutely free I.
choose whom they please.
WIN. JENNINGS BRYAN"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

Aid. Godfrey Freiwald. OF the Four
teenth ward, had TO contend with a
bitter personal oppositisn In the cam.
paign for denomination this fall. He
won and the men who had fought him
acknowledged that he won fairly. lie
is now putting up good contest for
reelection. His services as chairman
OF the parks committee has been
good.
Walter NJ. Trevor. Republican can
didate for alderman in the Seven.
teenth ward. 10 the kind OF political
timber that the voters do not always
get q chance to indorse. He Is sue
cessful and honorable lawyer. whose
term as assistant prosecuting attor-
ney won him widespread regard for
fairness and honesty. He IL expected
to carry the ward by more than the
usual majority.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

Suppose, further. Warner, fulflls his
ambition and becomes United States
senator-and vote for him now Is es
sentially a vote for him for that high
position two years hence-would Mich.
igan feel proud Of him? II he In any
sense bigsenough for that once? Has
he done anything to merit II at the
hands Of the voters?
Political once In Michigan has, In
fact. become q mere question OF polIt.
ical Quarrels In the Republican party.
Where do the people come 10? Hasn't
the time come to turn out the whole
solf.seeking crowd? win
II not be better for the state, better
indeed In the long run for the Repub-
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

Election returns will be received by
the Republican state central commit
tee In the headquarters in the Ford
building.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

Congressman DENLY leaves Detroit
for Washington Immediately after cleo.
ton. He has been summoned In con-
tultation by the state department In
regard to Panama matters.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

Most OF the voters In the First con-
gressional district must belong tn
either the DENLY or Mahon clubs. The
former claims membership OF 1t,000
and the latter has nearly as many
names.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-31

w. ID. Mahon. candidate for con-
gress, will speak at the following
meetings tonight: Tent meeting. Ora
tiot and McDougall; McConville's hall.
No. 50 Chene-st. sDe Sauris hall. Riv-
ard and Watson; Twelfth and Grand
River; Maroni's hall, Larned and st.
Antoine; Cigarmakers, Schiller's hall;
Iron Molder's, New Turner hall. Sher-
man-st. between Riopelle and Rus
sell; Union hall, No. 232 Gratiot-ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
MAYOR MAKES
APPOINTMENTS

J. e. Shrewsbury hna been hp.
pointed to succeed himself aa q
member OF the board of nnfb com.
miHuionrrH Ihe appointment was
sent "a the cts council last night
o. Mayor Miller aud was confirmed
b. the municipal law InHhing body.
Mr. SchrrwHhufY has been member
of the board Tor the past five years
aud his new term will not exeire
until MAY J.. 1918
Godfrey eaain WaN An m I'd
40 a tn@tn b'st Of the hotuaa OF civil
turyio. cosnenheion TO succeed
GRrh ~ Nvttiaton. Nhssas term has
expires NJ, Ches iun der Is special
euru hulrusissbsf VI In Alaska Yukon,
psssifiD exposition asa waa iai1Hciy
Responsible ~ the Hfat burst ~
enthuHiasm ia which tn fair iaea
Wah prOtu Algafed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
INDIAN POLICE CHIEF ON
CHAIN GANG

Joe Mcatcs formerly chief og the
Indian pallee on the FlafheAd rs-a r.
walton ia Montana. vas santsueud
- the chain gang for 10 daya By
Police Judge John IL Gar,iuu yea.
iefday Gu a charge Of being a dis,
orderly person
Meates beluDxs 10 one IT the Flat.
head Irttsas ~ Northern IudiAua and
Is entitled 60 80 acres of the finest
agricultural lands on the FiatheRd
reservation under the allotment
laW Aisxtes asid yesterday that he
as undecided whether be NoaIa re-.
turn 10 the reservation a. obtain
bis rights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
BRIEFS BY WIRE

A warrant has bern nwuTn out
az Portland for the arrest Of a man
suspected % the foul murder 81
Pawubtoker Wolff there last week
Rev. Father nrabant. a pioneer
priest 81 british Columbia. wlll sue.
eeed temporarily Most Rev Arch.
bishop Oyth. resigned on account Of
iil health.
Governor Johnson has announced
that be IL In the rara for the pfeai
DENTAL nomination aud not for sec.
aai place.
Hsnex IL granting Immunity to
mans Indicted AZ Frisco for Krat in
order tn secure their testimony 20
conxlct Rnsf.
san Francisco has now practical
" abandoned the rat campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-05
NEW YORK MAKES
APPROPRIATION

A Nrpu spprapflaltss has baen
masS ~ itn stst@ of New Yosa boz
tlse AY P e2pofatius has Wa
ssa@s faq the Peftasd fade. The
hill f1aasa r lie New Yafk tssaias
laisne apHfaRfiatsa O. z. eos. ata pre-.
yiiss faf = eatasaiitne 81 tWu state
SENATORS and Ihfan aasegs Ms sassn Ia
HtsfefYsa the expeRalturu al TIE
menef Eaeh faemhrr az the cems
miitee uill b. hAswna 81 aea ter 81.
neaanm.
July -. isaa. has been aeslKuaied
~ frstegmsi brotherhood daY Al the
fsir .snsfiai attractions viii be- ar
RANGED IS the management tor the
uccasleu
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eliminate the dance hall. turning
Il Into an open air cafe. and 20 elm,
mate the raoming house. which has
been Operated In connection With
the aaltson.
The Georgctows authorities -.
newed the license pr tho $50 81
park saloon. owned by l. nereusso.
another OF the roadhoasea which
Vas raided b. the oouatY aa.sf4fra