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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-17

uralten beiligen S6ab nnerer
u eItgion 81 fpa6ren, 5u bitten
itno 5u pflegen: Dns ndr feline groBe
Sirteniorse. Sbm iuor es parrm ou
tbun, alrf ieoe @eiie gum getpuBtIein
nnlerer 3eit9enpiIen 81 brin9en, oaB
@ottesglaube unb WenIdentpiiroe,
gbriitentbnm uno &ultur, @ott unb
Wabrbeit, nod feline unbereinbaren
gegriffe iinb. Sesbalb begiinitigtc
Der ViihDf BON 2nrembnra i'm Ter=
cine NIT ben berpDrragenbite gertre=
tern beS seitsenjiiiihen Gpisfppates,
bnrdl @urt uitb Chat, in Strtenbriefen
unb Grlaiicn nle geranifaltunsen smr
Yertbetbigmng Der friitliden @elts
%anfdJannng. 9armm fprberte er na-
mentlid has Stubinm Der friitiiden
Ebilofupbie nnb Tbeolosie i'm @eiite
beS bl. Ibumas pm Manin; es miro
Tim etue befoubers srpkc @eungtbn.
nng setueien iein, ST ieben, tuie bic
Stnbienprbnnng, bic 4iuS Der 3ebnte
fir ben beran,uadietben Glerus pur.
sefhrteben bat, in grpfen 3isen
ldnsit IN mnierm Vrieierieminar sur
9nrdfiibrmng gefpmmen lit, sunb baf
fir bic fpmmenhem Seiten unn lire
Sample nnb SdDmierisfeiten cin
erniter nnb miHenihnftfih itrebiamer
GIermS heranipddjh, fr- Die bette INN
snperlaiisite Stiibe tee Jiibrers
Icin .pirb in bent Sampf UNI bic drift
lidje W%abrbeit.
Yar ct 8eritasi 9as mar
benz Settle mad bas &apital. ods oer
Subilar auf unierm 8ii6ofstbrone
bon ieiueu @orgdugern i|ibernonlmen
bate, bas lit bas bo6e Irogramm,
benz ct ielbit j25 Sabre lang in 2iebe
unb Sreue gebient; bns lei bnrum audi
Der Subelgrub. ben mir ibm ON ieinem
@breutage als Sulbiguns enteeaen>
bringen ipollen.
Sreu 81 Stride unb 8iihof, I'M
Srieben unb in Der @abrbeit, bns iei
Der 8ablipru6 bes ~2uyemburger
8olfes. ihliebt bns @latt. Nit Gedt
bari Der 2uremburser itcl5 iein auf
ieinen @lauben;
Den 0Ianben, Der por i3eiten
Dir Seilige sebar,
Der Seine 6raft tint streiten,
Sein SORT int Grieben mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-17
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aeltrieen @ablen I'M ean5eu &anpe.
tcipuoers abcr fiir Gid a. 8. al5., NIB
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lcSlsGnnoi0nten iulif0eI tleilpeiis -lcz
l6lngen. Eineu genaiIen lleberblid
slbf Die folseube Cite:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iuurben Die
So: Ybilippc, Iiiin6en, Geiffer,
Sarble II. &etteu.-Sti6pobl 8tpilheu
4. Srafeur, %ariiie. Seine. Sones,
&irion nnb Siircus@ nrfin. Sn Scr
Stidmabf iie9ten Die $50. @ariiie, 4.
SralIeur uno &irion.
Gid. - @crudblt nurocn: S6nit
(Neuoorf). S6ouc, Stunt (9euborf) f,
Slaiie (9ir6berg), Sebas. - Sti6s
irabl 5piihen Den $50. SameI6 mo
Sizes, tpobei SnmcI6 liegte.
@painsersrmmS.-@ewdblt: Seins
rid 8laiie, S6mitsY erraro, Nlbert
unoeu, Yeter 9pihetter nno Nit.
Ineel.
Suaerid. - Seftion @alperid: 8.
g. aIemi6; Solerihs gcnneipea: NrS
THUR Saubenfelp. Slammane. 2afaff,
@elter nnb @eiterz 6net.
Gid a, b, Ml5, - 0eipdblt iut 1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-17
Die i6ledte Gr3iebung lit bic 6ampt=
mriahe Der ltebelfanbe Der bens
tigen UefeafGaft.
illus Dem @erfe: .Sdule unS
S%iternbans" BON @. $. @ieunier.
Or. Der Sbeoloaie.)


Cine ser eriten @oroeNingungen iur
oaS offentlibe @obl. lit Die 9liit6e oes
gcfperbli1en Stanoes. in~sbeionoere
oes 3Ieingeiperbes ODER SanDiperfs.
Bir berIteben barunter 5ltnddit cinen
entlpredenoen &oblltano Der 0es
rperbctrei6enoen ielbit, unb oieler lit
oaonr6 bepin9t. DAB Die S~anpwerfer
flr ibre @r5eugniiie 8duier finben
uno angemeilene Yreiie er8ielen. Wir
oerItebeu unter Der 9liltbe Des @eperz
bes Johann feline Siihtigteit, ipelfe
oarin bclte6t. baB Die seiperbliten
Sr5eugniiie ober @aaren na6 Stoff
lttO Arbeit gut uno pretsfpiirbig lino.
Gas 6ffeutlihe &pbl lit 5unddlt
bebingt burd) ben 8oblitanD Der Sc
ruerbetreibenben ielbit. l1nS pu ein
StGnc curh Den IustauIh Ieiner
8naren bon ben iibrigen abbdnat, 10
ueroen audi Die iibrieen Stdnoe Die
S%r5euguiile ibrer forperli6en uno seiz
itisen Sbdtigfeit miht an Den Sanbs
luerterltanp ubieeen uno bon inn pers
olenen tDnnen, ipenn bieier lid, nidlt
zines entlprchenben ginfonmens err
freut. Sns 0ffentlide 8obl lit ferner
5eoinet oon Der Sliitbe oes @eiuerbes
ielbit. 8er iiebt bas niht elm? Iuf
oqs Sanplperf unb feline @r5elgniiie
lit Die sande 0teni1beit angelpieien;
oenn e liefert Die 8e6rauhsmittel
Sllr Grudbruu9 uuo 9efleioung oes
@leniheu, iopie Die Seritelung uno
Substituting Der menidlidpen Sob
uung.
Soil nun aber oas Sanbnert
blilben. Dauu muB Der SauDtperfer
beidbi9t nnb seipilt fem. quite nnp
prcisipiirbi9e @nare 81 l~ieiern. Sierz
81 bcoarf es nber beim Sanoiperfer
elmer 8eibe seiltiger uno iittliher
6dbisteiten. Sr muB iene @ntipidez
lung Der @eiltestrdfte nno iene
9riinbliben &enntniiie une lIebuua
III Ieinem Suhe beiisen. melbe nctb1
penois lit, nm i'll oemielben nit Or
folg tbdtig 5u iein. Run lit es aber
Die Sdule, ipelhe Die @eiitesfrdfte
cntlpiaelt. llno iuas Die @enntniiie
anlan9t. beren Der Sanolperfer be-
bari. 10 liefert Die Shnle ireiiih nift
Die b~eionoeren Snhfenntniie zines
ein5elnen SdnbtperfeS. Dafiir lit Die
2ebr> uno 0eieleu3eit beitinumt; aber
ebenlppenis fam beitritten lperben.
Dab Die uasemeinen &enntnilie i'll
Sprade. Mefnen uno Seifnen, fpie lie
Die Solfsihule perrnittelt. fir Die err
folgreihe Sbdti9tcit i'm Sanoperfe
BON boditer SeOeutun9 iino. Sos
Damn iaete ih, baB cine Heibe littlider
Giseni6dften erforberlih lit, I'M bas
@eirerbe in Sliitbe 5u erbalten. Ser
Sanolperter mu6 ein ileiBiser unb
ftrebinmer Iann Iein, Ser bonn iriiben
Worseu bis gum ipdteu Ibeno riiitia
ieine Sdnoe riibrt; CT muB ein chr
liebenber 1ann fem. Der ieinen Stuls
bareim ieet. etipas Siidtiges an f0ns
nen nno 81 ~leiiten; er mub Elm pilidts
treuer Monu iein, Der ieiu GcrIpres
ben gegen sic &rmoen halt; CT muS
Gin ebrlifer Mann fem, Der feline
Aiinben niht iiberportbeilt. llno ipenn
cS 5u alien 3eiten bieier @pr5iige pes
0eiltcs nno 9ersens beorrfte, lun Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-17

@tutter, einen 8ruber unb flint
SGiueitern. Ser Gettion So. IS bes
Slremburger 9ruberbunoes eeborte er
als Nitelieb an urtD % inter ieinen
Sanosleuten au9emcin beliebt. Sic
8eerbieung fanb am Sonnerstas bon
Der 9l. @eilt@&ir6e IN Canton Yart
dus. nuf Dem It. Slipets Srieobpf
ltatt. W0ge linn Die grbe leift ieinl
Sran Wsaria @nabalena SlSam,
Satin bon Sobn 9. Ioam, Iturb Su
Sort 8ai9in9ton, 8is., nad fur5em
Seioen I'M alter bon so Sabren. Sbr
WtdD6enname mar SRI. Narp Serbit
uno lie er6lifte am 2. gtobember 1857
in Srebonia Das Siht Der @elt. Nm
30. Wai 1875 i6loB lie bier in Der
ct. Warien : Stride nit ibren jest
iiberle6enoeu @atten oen 8uno fiir's
2eben. Ser Che, Die iiberalls gliids
lid fpar, e~ntiprplien neun ainper, bon
benen 5pei Der Nuttef felt pielen Sab
rem I'M Sooe poraus9egnneen linb.
aus @rnre, 9iiH., miro aemelbet:
Sier itarb am 81. Cttober nah SO
Stunben &ranfiein ber iiebenidbrige
8eruaro Sonnar, Sobu oes Germ
Bernard Spnndr, @roBtpanrenbdrbler
babier. Ser Sunge 6at ~an6crorSents
li6es Salent fir gleftri3itdt unb mar
IN Der gan5en Sohn, beipnoers bon
DEN @elddftsleuten. Oh ieineg getpedz
ten unb frernoli6en 8eiens Iebr be-
liebt. Sci beiien Ge9rGbniiie, bas am
2. Nobem6er bier itattfano. feierten
fuftiI6 ale @eiddftsleute Der Stabt.
Sen ourh bieien berben G6idialsz
i6lag 10 tief9cbeu9ten gltern unier
ber5li6es geileib!
Sci 9nTemburs, Sa., berIfieb ant
II. gtouember in Dem Seime Tires
Sobnes Sobn 81. Maiers, neilen bodz
betn9te Mlitter, 8itttpe Gulanna
Waiers. Gle ipurbe am ~. Nopemz
Der 1910 IN Seridlpeiler, Geeierun9sz
be5irt Srier, g~eboren u1o fpanoerte
ben 2. Tobember 1854 nit i6rem
@nnne iIno bier &inbern mad Imerifa
aus. @s Iberieben tie orei 8inber,
geamens: Sobn q. MQiers. Srar Su>
ianna giaber bon Arcabia, Sn., unD
Srau Intta Sent9es bon Gortb 8ai6z
ingtpn. Sa. 1855 iieoelten tie nadb
Subuque, mo Tie aber bios elm Sabr
tpeilten, uno bann gu 2uremburg,
Sa., lid entsiltf9 nieoerlieBen. 9as
feierlide 8~egrdbniB fanD an 9ureme
burg, Sa., itattl Sic rubc in Sriez
ben! Infer ber8li6eS 9eileibl
Bon strpnad, Wiid., Ieiuer Seis
matb lit Serr Srdn5 S6ons nit @eib
rnb Sinh nod @aniItee, Miif., iibers
9eiieoelt. 0pr Der Nbreiie mad Ser
neien Seimatb batten iif Die Stros
nader Hadbaru ale bel Shons einae>
funben. Inn cine redtte 4bi6iebsfcier
3u beseben. Sr. Sdons bat Die alte
Sarm berrentet. Slid auf in Der
neuen Seimatbl
Sn Ssanfee Gpnnts, gSis., eingen
BEL Der lebten @nbl Die nabbendnnz
ten 2liremburger nls Sieger berpor:
0iitritts Inpalt. 90. s. Sdaneu. uno
Circuit GonrtsGler g.. s. Ibam, obne
@egencanbisaten; 4iemblpz Iitslieo
S. q. Siebler ihlig leineu republifas
niiben Mitbeperber nit 100 Stims
men, mnb Sranf Sellers ipurbe NIT
700 Stimmen Mebr6eit gum Sberiff
getpdbIt. uno 6ipar Sum adten @ale.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: ~Suxem6urger gla&ri&ten. )


Entertainer bereeien. Die itattfanben,
gu: Chicago op Der Gibse, gu Wils
tuautee, gu ct. Saul, Minn.. mo bic
Snyemburger iih ein9efunben aus
Sbafopee. SaitineS, 8inonn, 2ihts
fielo uno anbere; Damn ct. gIoub,
Wftnn., ga Groiie, 8is., 5u Dubuque.
Sa.. (oer ~2urem6urger Gag" lit nod
i'm friffen Iubenfen BEL alien 9us
gemburgern. iopobl Der Gtabt als
beg Gountp), bann an 2e@tars, Sa.,
Winona, Winn.. 81 Yort 8albineton,
8is., gu Solp groB. Sa.; ferner 81
&obler, ct. Nifolaus, Belgium,
ytinn., Sbebopgan, 8is., 5u Sturora,
81. Notre Dame, Sout6 genb, Snb.;
Giebelano. 3apoleon, Defiance. Sttos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-17
Was bm lernen isGit.

2erne l6meigen!
S6tpei9en. tpenn oie Inbern itritten,
BaS lie Iues lhon aelitten,
Serge tief ms eig'ne Ser5
Iengltli6 oeinen beilsen Sdmero:
2erne idtpeisen,
9erne ld6elul
2dfeln, ipeitn Die InSern fpdhnen,
2dngit genmg Iei's MN Der 31rdnen,
Irailer lit Der @elt perbast:
Wenn audi banges @eb bt1 faBt:
2ernc Id1elnl
2erne tragenl
S6meigen, lddbeln o6ne 8Iaeen
Sober Srellbe till entiaaen.
8enn man Iaes tpiinihen laBt,
Snnis mn bas &reu5 umiaSt:
2ernt mans trasen!
2ern' be~r5eibenl
@iQ Der lluperitaub bif frdnfen,
Mubt eebuIbis INNER benfen.
p@iNen lie's bod beiler nidtl"
Heb Des Gbriiten ihonire Yfli9t:
limb ner5eibel
Serfle tpdrten!
Sollit nidt tpeinen, ioait nitt tlasen,
Nnh bein Sen5 miro einmal tagen;
Vas bas miibe 6er5 aud true.
Gnolid,, enblib piro's acnug:
Germ n,tr iparteni
2erne iterbenl
@em Der 9iebe Slid uno 0eben
Sdngit ms @rab on bingeaeben,
Sits ia MIR elm fill @ergeben,
Subrt 5um etpisen Wieeeriebem:
2erne iterbenl
y = -
NE S6h(oAfa (c~,tahcon go A. G>.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15

Frederick Ind March "a Elabo
rate preparations are being made Tor
the third biennial Interstate convcn
ton Of the Young Mems Christian AZ.
ISOLATION which IA 10 assemble her
The latter part Of this month for see.
sion Of four days Maryland, Dele.
ware. West Virginia and the District
Of Columbia viii be- represented OF
the meeting
The programme completed for the
rstherlng provides for addresses by
Senator LaFollette Of Wisconsin, l.. a
Coulter. State secretary Of Virginia +.
&. H. Fay industrial secretary Of Penn.
sylvanla; q. X Ober. Of New York
city. Rev s ~ Woodrow, Of Washing
ton y. g.; Lieut. COL w. w IIalford.
q. s 49, and a number Of other men
Of prominence
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15
A WORD OF
APPRECIATION
Postmaster ~ kuHen Compliments
Weekly Weekly Llst Has
Had LARGE and steady increase,

weekly Eaule-Weekly llst hhs
Had Large and steady increase.
While improvements have been
made IN The Morning Eagle IN The past
rev months. and evidences Of oppfe
tialaion Of The paper are apparent IN
the increasing circulation, which now
numbers eight hundred. the Woeklr
i1neie. has also been receiving The NJ.
ton " the publishers, and II being
welcomed by ita readers ns ono " The
brightest cltanest npwslest and best
printed weekly hapcfs IN The state n
contains ali The best oi The weeks
happenings complied from The daily
mud including aii local county
and general news Of Interest We nre
pleased 10 announce that evidences on
appreciation nfe multiplying and that
the circulation Of The Weekly Earo
has been increased by several hundred
cobies. confined almost exclusively ~
Bfyah's Immediate trade territory
since The Eagle biiico was moved 10 lts
new location The rate " NIFTY cents
n year for The weekly. which The Eagle
was FIRST TO inaueufote. viii be- contln
uod until such time as The publishers
deem advisable 10 make another
change AZ announced nj the outset,
we want 10 put the paper IN every
home IN Bfyan's trade territory 10
this end we invite MI who are not now
subscribers Of the Eagle 10 drop us n
line or call at the oiflco and enroll
their names at the low prce Of 50
cents year Old subscription &C.
counts settled at same rate
As an evidence Of the way way In
which the Weekly Eagle ls being re-
oelved we invite attention to the fol
lowing compliment from Mr. August
prlbzel. the efficient postmaster at
Kurteu.
Gentlemen.
let me congratulate you 10 the nnc
style and manner you had your weekly
Bagle arranged this week am post.
master going on fifteen years but
never received bundle Of papers a.
nice as yours hope al the
newspaper men follow aud they viii
take q good deal Of work on the poor
4th class postmasters
Yours truly.
AUG. PRfNZEL.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15
ELECTION ORDINANCE.

Bc Il ordained by the city Council of
the city of Bryan.
That an election Of city officers
T. W.T.; Mayor and two members OF
the city Council for regular terms OF
tN, years. and ore member Of the Cltt
Council for the tnexpired term of one
year shall be held by the qualified vot
crs OF said city. at the city Hall IN
Hryan on the first Tuesday IN April
next. II being the seventh day OF said
MONTH and the presiding officer TO.
gether with such others as be may n
rcint shall hold said election IA ac-
cordance with the city charter and or.
chances and the state law governing
elections
Adopted by the city Council ami APP.
l'oyed by the Mayor. this the iith
day Of February 1908.
Frank Clarke. j. +. Butler
Secretary Mayor
Bryan. Texas, Feb. Il. 1908. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15
MORTALITY AMONG OYSTERS.
Eighty Per Cent In EAST Half Of Mat
agorda Bay Dead.

Austin, March ~ Flah and oyster
Commissioner Woods has received n
letter from u y Hershey Of The San
IA Fe railway IN which he writes that
he has iust returned from a trip IA
Mataporda. whore he invested The oys
Ter industry az that point He states
that there are fully $50 per cent OF the
oysters I'm The cast half of the hay
dead This condition ls caused by The
absence Of walt water IN that portion
of the bay AZ this ls q serious con
dlllou 10 the industry be- wants The
state fish and oyster department 10
take up fho matter and cooperate with
the county commissioner 81 Mata.
gofda county and secure nm outlet
which Will connect The east end OF
the hay with the gulf IN such way
as 10 secure steady supply ~ salt
water Matagorda county has given
$500 for this work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15
DR.. r. H. HARRISON,

Special Attention TO Gentle Urinary
and Rectal Diseases.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15

Office: Emmel & Maloney Drug store
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15

New Orleans March ii-ln the civil
district court here petition was filed
IN the lambremontBailoy election
case The contest which was be.
tween !. NJ. Lamhremont and J. J.
Bailey for the nomination for lieuten.
ant governor, was decided by the com.
mittee w favor of Lambromont The
petition was filed by Bailey This ac.
ton comes under the Louisiana phi.
mary law. which demands immediate
Investigation and decision by lower
court in an election case. and limits
The supreme court to a five days hear.
inc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15
woooMeN on tHt woalp.
0Hioes Declared Vacant and New
Officers tleesd- Applications Tor
New Members favofably ne.


New Members favofably Re-
teivtd.
After inactivity m regard 10 attend.
anoe upoh meetings. covering n consld.
cradle period Of time members Of The
Bryan Lodge Of the Woodmen Of the
World, one Of The strong and popular
orders Of This state. held IN important
meeting with good attendance MI.
day night q q Walker presided aa
acting council commondcf and after
considerable discussion OH Offices were
declared vacant and nct officers elect
ed There were some lively contests
IN The election. but IN each cuso lnc
result was later made unanimous
The new officers are os follows j.
= Naloney Consul Commander r a.
satterwhlte. Adylaorlioutenant, W.
= James Banker Joe u Road clork,
g. N Roll Escor ]. G. Emmett,
Watchmabi j G. Kernole, Sentinel,
Dr H. n Harrison. Physician &. q.
Waller ! w Barron md A. u car
SON. Managers
Three applications for new members
we're received and fayorably acted up.
on, the candidates FOR initiation boing
H. y Winter J. w fairey and j, o.
Tucker
The lodge has feofgaulzed and gone
10 work with me nxcd purpose OF
making ~ influence more potent ana
useful IN ffatornnl circles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15
FLEETS RECEPTION.
Chairman Of Committee VIII Take
Programme 20 Admiral Evans.

San Francisco. March Is Bearing
the draft Of the tentative programme
for the reception and entertainment OF
the baitleshlps ~ San Francisco Frank
J symnes. chairman Of the committee
on reception and parade starts Tues
day for Magdaena bay. where he will
submit II 10 Admiral Evans Until
Mr. Symnes returns many details Of
the entertainment and dates on which
various receptions and paradcs will
take place will be left open
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15

Tlnwaro Of nll descriptions IA made
IN my shop work lrstclass. 20.
liclt your orders Call ON II. Gorke
Timer, shop near Bonnevillc's Old
Racket Store. Apr 3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15
LONG SILK GLOVES.

We have sixteen button lengths in
silk gloves, all colors Webb Bros 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15

Fresh Bread Cakes. ETC.. at the Tex
as Bakery. Mrs Otto Boehme. Proprle
tor. ar
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15

HOUSE FOR RENT Close 10 bus.
iness. Apply 10 Albert Wooten. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-15

LOST Black fob with gold charm
engraved j p w. Reward for return
20 Frank Webb 50
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-06
Independents pisannointed.

New York, Nov. 4.-Returns We're
received at state headquarters of the
Independence party in Columbus Cir
Gle, Fifty-ninth street, but the defeat
of both its state and national tickets
having been a foregone conclusion,
interest taken appeared to be perfume
tory aside from the comments On Mr.
Taft's showing. w. r. Hearst, leader
Of the Independence party, did not
come to headquarters, but received the
returns elsewhere, as did John Temple
Graves, the partys candidate for vice
president and Clarence j. Shearn, the
gubernatorial candidate. No state
ment was issued on the result Of the
election. 1t was claimed at $ne time
by the league that Shoarn was run
ming meek and neck with Hughes"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-06

st. Paul, Minn., Nov. 4.-Governor
Johnson received the returns at the
Democratic state headquarters in the
Gilfillan building, where the returns
were read to him. When informed that
the st. Paul Dispatch, Republican, con-
ceded his election by $4,000 the gov
ernor said: "After that is true, as the
Dispatch comedies, / am pretty well
satisfied. 1t has been hard fight, and
I am glad it's over. If those figures
are true / consider it great victory,
and am much pleased. OF course we
won't know definitely until definite
figures come in, and when they do !
may have something more to say"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-06
Indiana Goes Republican.

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 4.-The en-
deayors of the Democrats to place In
diana in the ranks Of their party, caus.
ing the state to be considered doubtful
some time before the election, have not
been successful: The Hoosier vote has
been given to Taft and Sherman by a
majority of $4,000, greatly reducing the
Republican majority of four years ago.
Thomas f. Marshall, Democrat, has
been elected governor by 1000 major
ity.
This city disappointed the hopes Of
John W. Kern, Democratic candidate
for the vice presidency. who resides
here, by going Republican by very
close vote. Mr.. Kern would not dis
cuss the result of the election, saying
that he would issue a formal state
ment later.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-06
FRIENDS AROUND BRYAN.
Gathered to Console Democratic Can
didate In His Adversely.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 4.-After nearly
three hours spent in his library Mr..
Bryan came upstairs and talked to the
newspaper men and others who had
assembled In the work room" He
read some further returns, but they
told the same story Of defeat, and he
announced that he would not have any
statement to give out at present.
A large number Of the voters of his
precinct came in to congratulate him
on its being carried for him, and after
chatting with them for awhile he went
into the house.
While a number Of Democratic lead
ers from all over the country commu-
nicated with the candidate by tele-
graph, the absence Of any word up to
a late hour from Chairman Mack was
the subject of comment.
The friends of the Bryan family
from the surrounding country and
from Lincoln dropped in and after be
ing received by Mrs. Bryan showed
their interest in the election by dis
cussing the returns. The sun parlor
presented a gay appearance as the
ladies eagerly scanned the bulletins
and endeavored to figure out a Demo
cratic victory.
At intervals during the early hours
Of the day Mr.. Bryan would come into
the sun parlor and chat freely with
the correspondents, and by way of
amusement he brought out a number
of kilograms Of the freak kind which
he had received, giving him advice as
to what he should do in case Of his
election. While waiting for the de-
tailed returns Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan en-.
tertained large company in honor OF
the correspondents who had been iden-
titled with his campaign and who ac-
companied him on his various tours
The election for the time was forgot
ten. When the guests assembled in
the drawing room Mr.. Bryan treated
them to concert on a piano player,
the instrument being manipulated by
himself. After resting for an hour he
rejoined the party i'll the sun parlor
and began reading the returns. His
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Leavitt and Miss
Grace, and his son, William, were
among the group in the sun parlor and
kept in close touch with the situation,
while Mrs. Bryan was content to .oc-
casionally come into the room, al
though the candidate kept her thor
oughly posted on the returns.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-06
CONGRATULATE TAFT.
He Receives, and Answers Messages
From Many Parts of the Country.

Cincinnati, Nov. 4.-Among the con-
gratulations received by President
Elect Taft was the following from
Daniel ]. Keefe, the well known union
leader:
Congratulations on your splendid
victory. Labor voters appreciate and
recognize their real friends
Judge Taft answered many of the
kilograms of congratulation. He ac-
knowledged receipt Of such dispatches
from Secretary Cortelyou, Postmaster
General Meyer, Governor Curtis Guild
of Massachusetts and others.
at is delightful to think of such sup
port from the old Bay State" he sent
to Massachusetts.
To Governor Hughes Judge Taft
said: 81 thank you warmly for your
congratulations and reciprocate by
extending congratulat tions to you on
carrying New York state against tre-
mendous odds and by the wonderful
campaign which you carried on. We
are all indebted to you also for your
aid in the national campaign"
To Representative William b. Nc
Kinley the candidate wired, II am de-
lighted to know that we shall have a
Republican house, for that is absolute
ly necessary for future work"
Timothy L. Woodruff was sent an
expression of gratitude ''for the great
campaign which was carried on"
He also expressed especial gratifica-
ton at the election of Governor
Hughes.