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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
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Poynter and John A. Robinson, candidates
for electors-at-large; Owsley Wilson
Elmer e. Thomas, II. II. Tibbles. j. s.
Canaday and John Carton, populist dis
trict electors. and N. ]. Ludi. a candidate
for the democratic nomination as electoI
in the Fourth district.
This leaves only one populist candidate
for elector in the state. A. w. Potts. II
elected he Is the only man who will cast
a vote In the electoral college for the
~populist candidate for president. thanks tc
the perfect workings of Tom Aliens scheme
TO steal the votes for Bryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
JAP MECHANICS AT WINNIPEG
First. Consignment of Twenty-Five
Pot to Work In Canadian
Pacific shops.

WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. 1.-THE first
consignment of twenty-five Japanese me-
chanics to reach here for work in the
Canadian Pacific railway shops arrived
from Vancouver last night and started to
work this morning. out of 1900 vacancies
the company has filled 300 here.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
Ten-Year ReceivershIp Ends.

of the Mexican Southeastern Railroad COM
pany receivership. pending in court here
for more than ten years, Judge John X.
McF1e today approved the final report OF
the receiver, Henry w. Leman, discharged
the receiver and cancelled his bond. thus
terminating litigation OF unusual interest
and Importance IN legal history.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
MAUSER INVENTS NEW RIFLE
Principal Feature IL Twenty-Five
shot Magazine Cartridge Feeder
for EmerEenc

O-BERNDoRF, wurtemburg. Aug. IA
Paul Mauser, the aged inventor OF the rifle
bearing his name. has invented a new
military rifle. the principle feature of
which is a twenty-five shot automatic
cartridge feeder. The rifle may also be
used as a single shot piece, the bearer re-
loading after each shot while. the magazine
Of twenty-five cartridges. remains ready
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
Kanaas Woman Wins PriK.,

WARSAW, Ind. Aug. lA-Mrs. A. Men
hihssT q Topeka, Kan, won the annual
bible contest IN connection with the Winons
Lake assembly. Miss Lois Tolbert Of 81
Louis was second and Mrs. Mary Hume
Plymouth. Ind. third. Rev. Judson ATricl
OF kendallvile, Ind, was the inQuisitor.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
Cemetery SUPERINTENDENT Elect.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. 14.-The
twenty-second annual convention OF the
Association OF Cemetery superintendents
adjourned last night after electing the fol-
lowing officers: James Currie. Milwaukee,
president; John Reid. Detroit. vice-presi-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
shoots Wife for Burglar.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. H-Nistaking his
wife, who had got Mp 70 close a window
for a burglar. George Parker OF Harper
KAN, shot her dead last night
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

The stock OF the late A. B. Hubermann,
deceased, is now being sold at auction at
the old stand at a great sacrifice.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
An ugly cash

should be covered with clean bandagei
saturated with Buckien's Arnica salve
Heals burns, wounds, sores, piles. 25c
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

dent; Frank Surlch, Detroit, secretary
treasurer. New York was chosen as the
next convention city.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

Tor an emergency. The new arm weighs
but a few ounces more than the rifle now
used in the German service.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
Hitn the Loan sharks.

keep our government COINS along the right
World's cresset., 1908-01-16
Answer to Question Nc II

Do therefore this that we say TO th'e;
We have four men which have vow
on them
Them take and pnrl'y thyse!f with /
IL am and be ut charges with them that
they mny shave their heads; ana AL may ,
know thu, those things, whereof they
were ipiorraed concerning thee, are
nothing but tina, thou ,hysclf also walk
rs, orderly ant kecpes, The law Ac's.
J. "Who were these four men: or
what were their VOW
! Those four men belonged to
the Israclites tJews.) They were
under the Mosiacal law: And
therefore had to obey the law
And nndrr that law there was u
statute that compelled the Israel
its who separated himself wltha
VOW to Lord, as q Nazarite-
A Nazariae vas set apart with q
vow uni, The Lord. and for the
Lord, anc they were to be Holy
while under their VOW consider
, cd : days, then they were to shave
their heads to show their purifl
. cation. AS you will understanf
better in the following scripture
!, please read:
Aud the Lord srakc unto Moses. say
ing.
Snake unto the children Of Israel. An
& say unto them. when either man
-wo,pnu shall separate themselves to vo'
/. q VOW Of n Nasari,c. 10 sapara,t them
'c selves nnin the Lord:
{ lie shall separate h'm'elf from WIZ
sS and strong drink and shal! dr'aR i
nj vinegar Of wine, o. vinegar o' s'f"r
of drink. ppi.he, Il. he link any 'ilG
Of n. r,,,,ss nor eat n,ist & ams or Dire
~ n, he dnys of his .eI"7s'I"n SIN
he ca nothing iha' is matte OK inc VI
o. tree, from the kerne.s even 10 the nus
'"S All the days Of rhe vow OF
sc,ara,ion there shall no razor c.
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y cnd.r. and signs we're de.s BY The apoa,ics.

y cnder. and s,gns we're dese BY the apoas'cs.
And all that htlhved we're tosstherrrnd had
Ill lhings a5nmon.
hndsuhi their f,a,.ssisas and sood.. snc
paric,i then 10 ~ Teu. as every sss had
as.d Ao!s. .+:oAs,
li.le in is government set
forth that has been changed
since the apostolic day, to. Il pin.
tacraic government, 10 the bene-
tit of the few and IT, the detra-
meut Of the many. We think
that We hear II said, that man
wants us t.. divide up what We
have heaped,toaethor for. the last
days. You are mistaken, we say
let yonr money perish with
yon." But we say to the wage
slave, who are near to be out OF
bread, throy your nights toge'
. thcr vote for your own brother
raise your own produce eat your
own bread raise your OWE sheep
). build your own wooling mills
, make and wear your own cloth
raise your own beef and hog
: put up your own slauter hous.
~. manufacture your own meal
% keep your owr, hard earne
. money. Dcvide il not to ieacht
"a do not say you cant, can't nevt
r. done any thing. The farmer an
h. laborer can, if they will rln
yc their own man. have their ov
ID laws to govern Upon the ecu
~ rights to all and special priv
- edge to none Come forward
We the front. and line up for t
X. right to all, and harm to NO ol
World's cresset., 1908-01-16

ave beer Ocatcn DacR lnto an III
'erior race. And the white man
since, have ruled over them. p
While those cnegrsnts to Aperi Ia
"a was ovcrp?werine the red
ulan. There was aao,her iIow- J
or; looking a cross TIE deep blue
sea, Watching the movements OF
those who had concluded to make
the land of the red man, their
home. After they had well set
tied upon their !auds. And
dreaming only of their ENJOY
msn,s in the New World Eng,
land who scanned to have control
ing authority, says here, yon
pcuplc over there in that New
Land. must NoL-think that you
arc free people, you must be
our subjects you are not capa-
bic of adjusting matters your
selves you must serve us. with
II portion Of your labor. The
principals OF the liberty Of heav
en-, was discarded, the pleadings
of the Fathers went unheard, the
hardships of the Mothers were
: not seen. and the hungry c"ies
of children could not reach the
ears Of the crafty tyrants of Eng
land. Slavery must be establish
> ed. where liberty should hav'
,rawned: So the cry was hearc'
= give me liberty or give me death
). the answer rang out to arlnie
y they come the english, strike y
~ Americans until the last foe c'
:" pires, strike for your homes an
Nv your ircs, strike for the Ne
'a' made graves Of your sires &c
'' and your friends. III
~ hearts of the American peoI
wv beat in unicy for the principa
'''c of liberty. They fought I
them. And gained the victo
oct" and liberty was declared. q
w of the grandest government
earth established. And Soci
ma ism echoed her voice from
''d' Atlantic to the Pacific. 1
nan Sweetness of liberty was no,
''i' ways to last.
h's There must be an awakcnl
''ho The hoarse voice of craftneSs
49, heard, and the cry OF Anarc
ol sounds aloud in order to mnr
'ao' the principals of Liberty t
pre- Washington and his comra
'al"' offered their lives for. And
'"S' Sociability manifested in
l'e'e declaration of 1ndepende
was from those days until
.c'" has been changed. Times
'e'ls laws has been changed +
n''' the voice of liberty to the v
'"'h' of Tyreny. From the voice
'''' the people; to the voice OF
Mhh few in a combination OF Trr
WIN From the voice of Socialism
''aho the voiec Lordism, over {
lt''h heritage changed from the
> anu of justice, and equality. 10
'ipals ~ - so,t;shncss and suprcI
until, wage slavery has t
'l's the place of chattlc slavery.
lerica a., d., has come that the,
we're" neither hire for man or be
nhab. A., .,,;,dr.p said for naurl,
m'th' the lords Of earth please rsI
'pear C.,,v,...,r, No 10 for the IA,
"''.s lars on this point. We b'
) pale ,ha, N, time is here for tn,
y the ,,a.,,ra y, tho changing of !,
World's cresset., 1908-01-16
Times and Laws has
been changed.

fast N,
Mos, Hlsh. anu think !" chang" times "nd ''"' =
..sa they .hnl hc a,en Int" h'r hand n"'h a z
n, A.. and time. and the dividing Of tine. Dan $
So [
When we say times and laws I
has been changed" was II not
for our Text the world might
suy, that we are; mistaken But
when our Text, is once read; by
any one who is believer in Go4s
word must then say that We
are right ht-yet the Text does not
say, what part Of times and laws
has been changed Satan, thru
the character spoken Of in our
Text has three great channels
In which he floats minds
through. And tho-e three are
represented in the scripture, as
three unclean spirits IKE
frogs The first is, Animal mag
natism, the second is, that part
OF astronomy that is False, ana
the third is; 1ale one man theory
These three is, satans' leading
FACTORS inwhich hes has man
AGED: through this character
spoken OF in our Text to 'chana'
times and laws" in the first place
his MAtNATlzINC QUALITIES wcr'
so great That he masnat'z''
the people into the belief that IN
earth revolyed around, and ina
the sun stood still. And ina
when Joshua commanded VI
snn 20 stand still; that il was M
the sun; but it had to be I'll
carth-~whcn God said this.
Tb. sun a.o ari.e;h. and the tun -''
,,un aud ha.,e,h to his ilace "hc''
,ro,e. Fec. -
The reader will colnprehe'
the differences there IS, in WI
God has said, and in what M
says. This will teach the read'
that here is II unrtion OF tin
and laws that to the mans III
has been changed, that
through the grea, channel
marnatisu men has been ma
to believe what mar says; IN i
ference of what God has -
Thus changing times and ~
Again man is made to oe''
that, THE man Adam who
formed and placed III the gar
il the first man. WhenG' t
US ,lnt lie had created Il
NAL, and female before, Hr Il
,d the man who ne placed in
GARDEN. This is another ch'
inr Of times and laws. And
those facts from a biblical 81
point. We shall turn our AZ
tion to the changing OF times
,aws in regard to the primer
uf Liberty.
We shall talk mostly on
point since the birth OF A''''
when Columbus first dlscoV
.his country. There was IN
itcnts here called the red
or indian, who from all ar'
ances were enjoying the s'
of liberty. But when 'he
faces; began to arrive oS
hundreds, ,.with that spirit
r,n,.,ed in the bosom OF
when he killed his brother
That is the spirit of craft
and Supremacy. The red
~,rnc.l and
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uron bis head: until the dsys b. fs'silsa
Iu the which he sepxrsts,k himself sato
the Lord, ha shsil b holy and shall
let the looks Of tho hair of bislesd grow
All the ds,s that he separa;s'b him
prif mt" nv Lon; he sasll ,omc 81 no
tv.h rgtl.
& .Ga, 10, make himself unclean for
ia atA,he,. ~ for his mother. for his
brother. or for his sister, when they die.
because the cousecra,ion Of his 0od u
upon his head.
All The days Of his ssparsnsn he 10
holy unto the Lord
And il any man die very sudd.nl. by
+, him and he hath dehled tie head of bis
/ conscrs,ion then he shall shave hls bssc
, IN the day Of his cleansing, on the
&c yen,b ia, shall he shave II
And cn the eighth day be shall bring
tvo turtles. or two young pigeons, 10
the priest, 10 the door Of the ,sbsrnscis
) OF the congregation.
And the priest ah.ll pier tao one for ''n
= o,ror!n., and the ether tor u burnt ohe'ips.
5 and make un ltoue,nrnt 70, him. for tbst 10
!, sipnrh by' he dead, aud shall halo" hi hsaa
,hs, sane day. NGm.elto II
q The reader will ste that when
there was vow taken that they
4 were not to shave their heads,
>, unless some one hsd died by
II them, and in this manner be
al come ieti!ed. This WAS the case
=" with those four men who had ia
w.. ken a VOW on them. But this was.
not The case with Paul. It was
supposed he had taken vow,
but had no, been near any dead
peason. Hence, the four meE
" had to shave their heads. to sig
nifty their publication, until tbs
Offering should be made for ali
of them.
Reader, is it not strange, II
with There was but one man, that the
,ha, Twelve Apostles ut Jerusalem
may woud teach the Mosalcal Law
'''y and even make Paul. the Apostle
NV to the Gentiles, after he hat
walk =,
preached seventeen years u
them: v,vy that law, bu, claimed
that they had written and con
L. '" c,uded that the GentileS shoni
not observe such things.
" W The reason that Paul had to g
"e'e into the temple with those lou
n"o , men TO signify his puritlc"tl'l
~" although he was pure. IL wa
q" :" to show to those believing Jew
'i"''' who had heard tina, he taught a
''''' the Jews among the Gentilcs
I've forsakc Moses and not have the
''n children circumciscd, nor OBJ
WV the customs; were false, ard u
ii''s founded. This would show the
',''e' that Paul walked Orderly 81
>''',' kept the law as all ether lsra'
- " ties had to do.
stano This act of Pauls, teaches u'
)ture; two fold meaning, one is, that
Israeites had to keep the Ia
., sag even after they believed
Christ, The other is. to teach
'el. and today tie difference there 's,
nan or the way the Israclitcs serve u
10 vow and the Gentiles serve God.
them His Christ. AS Paul said.
World's cresset., 1908-01-16

ua,,, :" rt,v '..n'p1nirF
And s,, The dead pas.
World's cresset., 1908-01-16

urruuu --urusK TIE mus .'"a """
~, go. ,,,, rive IN the rich riiiiin:.s.
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| we can sta |
| problem
How. insaI
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wealth in
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i Doesn't
would b |
should re |
i Of provis
i dug thes'
earth and d
sailors a
! school h |
{ families
f. their vi,
and weal
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-05
x1EI Marine ReCort. S4M
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS

New York. Feb. i.-Sailed: steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H., Bremen via Ply. mouth and Cherbourg.
 Lizard. Feb. i-Passcd; Steamer Georgian, Boston for London
 St Michaels. Feb. 3.--t'assed: Steam CT cedric, Alexandria, etc, for New York.
 ScilI. Feb. 4- Signalled: Steamer Manitou. Philadelphia for London and Antwerp. Fayal. Feb. e.-Arrlved: steamer sicilian Prince. New York for Naples
 London. Feb. Arrived: Steamer Minnetonka. New York.
 Gibraltar. Feb Arrived: Steamer Republic. New York for Naples. Genoa, etc tand proccededD.
 Naples, Feb 1-Arrived; Steamers Nord America New York; Regina d.. Italia. New York.
 Msrseilles. Feb. 2.-Arrived: Steamer venezia, New York via Naples.
 Cadiz, Jan. So.-Sailed: steamer Montevidco tfrom Barcelonal. New York.
 Delaware BreakNater. Del, Feb. L. Passed out: Steamer Merion. Philadcl- phia for Liverpool.
 New York. Feb. 4-Sailed: Steamer Calabr,a. Naples. Marseilles. etc.
 Liverpool. Fen. 4.-Sailed: steamers TVcrnia. Boston. Monmouth. St John N B
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-05

the obb and flow of money between different parts of the world and tho ebb and How of labor in the business of producing money or the material of money from the mines. If further additions to the money supply are necessary they should be undertaken and controlled by responsible govern ments and with the utmost care and for sufficient reasons Emergencies are not to he cured that way. Fur thcr tinkering of the money supply by handful of men who make a bus mess of furnishing substitutes for money for rake-off. mainly to fur nish New York with facilities for gambling, is inadmissable.
 So, besides the above various forms of money, we have available as money facilities the pro- ductions of industry by the discount of business notes and by the discount of accommodation notes such other property as men are imagined to have. This mass of credit is several times as large as the money volume itself and is purely elastic Elasticity in the system as whole is what Is required An elastic currency is a delusion. Why then. is the system inelastic? Simply because the elastic portion of 1t is stretched to the breaking point all the time. That restriction which provides that as credit expansion becomes more and more dangerous it shall also be- come more and more expensive. a re- striction which experience of nations has shown to be necessary, has been wholly lacking.
 Money and less credit should have our guiding principle in financial leg islation. Instead, the policy of our government, ever since soon after the Civil War. has been to increase the credit money and credit issued by pri- vate parties for profit, and to diminish the supply of money not under such control. Because of the recent finding of great gold deposits in Africa and America and new methods of produc- ton and reduction of ores. the attempt to curtail by one-half the amount of money producible by labor from the earth, and thus facilitate private con trol of money has apparently failed, at least for the present. But the gen eral plan. to have those who as q chief interest own money and claims for the future payment of money control the supply of money facilities, has been, nn the whole well carried out It has en- abled this interest to regulate the value of it's own holdings and adjust the bur den of charges upon industry. stated in terms of money upon the back of la bor at just about what it can endure and live
 For the last thirty-fve or forty years every detail of our financial legislatio has been dictated by coterie of ban dits in New ] ork and few other great gambling centers. They are mere ! panderers tn vice and are not to be Confounded with some thousands of bankers who conseientiously sorve their localities and leave speculation alone The legitimate banking Of tho ccunry needs no emergency curren- Cy' and is not clanloring for it What ever our financial system is. these men have made fl
 The cotton produced in the United States and all the rest of the world in the past year was approximatelv thir- teen million bales. Or this amount eighty five million bales. or nearly sev-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-05
 DISEASE AND CURE The Weaknesses of Our Finan- cial System Here Dis
 cussed. HOW TO STRENGTHEN IT Also How to make 1t More Safely and
 Reliably Elastic-Thc Remedy
HOW TO STRENGTHEN I

To the Editor of The Journal-Courier:
 Your recent editorial criticism of the Aldrieh bill says much but suggests more The Aldrich bill is palliative; so is the bill of Senator Bulkeley, all though it's mischievousness is much modified by his proposed amendment to the bank act. Others are like them. They have the same vice When a man with his nerves shattered by dissipa- ton goes to good physician he is recommended for final cure to sleep nights, work days, and stop his bum ming. The patient clamors for some thing that will make him feel good and enable him to continue his debauch. That is the present case: the men whose procedures have produced the ilnancial condition wish to dictate the means of cure.
 Our financial system should be elas- tic; but it is already the most elastic known since civilization began. Men sell their productions, securing prom issory note. This private debt is taken by bank and a semi-public credit is given for it, which is available for use as money. The actual property for which the note is given is in existence and is owned by nne of the r,o
 whose names are on the note The note Is probably good and will be paid when the goods have been distributed to the consumers. This is the legitimate bus mess of bankers But the bank officers look only at the two names. Any oth- CT two men who are believed to be ,sluent can add what they have or are believed to have to the money faCili- ties. We have gold coin, silver coin, gold certificates. silver certificates. treasury notes. and bank notes These form the practical basis of our finan- cial system. They are all of equal value because they perform an equal service. and will remain of equal value as long as they are all needed to transact our business at the worlds general level of prices So far as our people are in- terested ill finality, they are money of final payment Simplification might hC advantageous, but that is detail; they do fairly well as they are The un!flca- tion of the worlds metallic money in binetallism so that the international ebb and flow of money would include the money of the whole world. instead of that of Western Europe only. might moderate the violence of perturbations But that is another detail The point ts that in the main the elasticity Of the noney supply should Dc the result ot
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-05
SAMUEL FLIGHT LOSES BARN,

The barns of Samuel A Flight. the Ha amden produce dealer, were complete ly destroyed by fire yesterday morning with total damage of nearly $1a,Ol0. The net loss will be a heavy one as only si 600 insurance was carried The fire was probably caused by lantern left near the water pipes 10 preven. freezing.
 The Highwood volunteer department was called. All Highwood turned ont tn the blaze but it was useless 10 at tempt to save the barn. and all hands directed their attention to the home stead.
 Mir Flight is well known farmer and is a member of the Union League Farmers club.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-05

Funeral services for the late May nard R Smith were held yesterday aft ernoon at his late home, ll0 Dewitt street The Rev. w. w W. Wilson of Grace NJ. E. church offlciated, and spoke highly of the sterling character of the deceased large delegation from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers were present The pallbearers were all members of the local lodge. There was 3 beautiful display of floral offerings lntcrmcnt was in Oak Grove cemetery and the funeral arrangements were in the hands of Stahl X Sons.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-05

The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Carroll Croran. whose death occurred on Sat urday evening, was largely attended yesterday morning from her late res- idence. r. Compton street, at o'clock, where q solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated Rev. Father Mahoney was the celebrant, Rev Father Farmer. deacon, and Rev Father Lenahan, sub deacon. There were many beautiful floral offerings. The bearers were Thomas Donnelly, Thomas Corbett. Jo- seph Colwell, MT Kellerty, MT. Whalen and Bernard Clark. Interment was in St. Lawrence cemetery, where Rev. Fa- ther Lenahan read the committal ser vice.