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gaufiprcnger crbcnteu in 9eppcrreIl,
Naii, $4,000 in Saarselb unO
flTdJtcn in cincm 9lutu.
9rsiGEplOiiOueu. EN-.
9ie brittle SetOnatiOR brinst eiuen
Sirger anf ben SdJanplab oes
GinbrudDs, aber 5u IpGt,
$4,000 in Cob iiberIcben.
Nenneren M2nii 3 Or,

Eepperell, Wtoi., 3. Dej.
Sierje rjebnSauleno Collars in Badr.
eeIO puroen Die 9eutc pom Glubre.
6ern, ole beute friib oos Siherbeits.
gapoIbe ser bieIigen 5irIt Rational
@onf a4lffprengten. Qie Sprengung
ipur0e nit iolder SadfenniniB un0
@eididIidifeit ausgefiibrt, OaB Die
Eoli5ei iiber5eugt it, oaB geuerbs.
mdBige Ginbreher Die 2trbeii get6an
tuben. Drei Nfonn mareH an Oem
gSageitiid betbeiligt gfan iob lie
in einem &raihpogen 0aooni0bren,
obcr ie0e Spur pou ibnen mar bal0
berIorcn uno Die 9eborOen lin0 uidt
i'm Ston0e an5uge6en. in melAer
Gidtlti9 lie ii6 entfcrnt ba6en
0ton gLnubt ie0o6. 0aB Ole 9lQu5er
fi6 bon bier nad G}roton lpen0eten.
9aS 8onfQGpolbe pur0e ge8en 2
ltbr geiprengt Die @rploiionen mur.
ocn bon grncit 1orbeQ, scr I'M @auia
ne6ennn ifIief gebort. Iie peiocn
eriten, Die ion altflpeden lieBcn tlon-
gen ge0dnrpft ur0 er par lid nibt
i'm Rlaren. rpober Der Sbau fam.
9ei ser orittcn @rplolion mar ie0oh
iueniger GorIid]t beobnhtet uno i6r
fol9te elm &rad]en uno 8Iirren, OILS
Die Gbiire 0es 8elpolbeS aus sen 2ln.
geln fiel uno Die 6enIter 5erifnet-
tert rpuroen. 3arbeQ erqriff einen
HeooIoer uno lpoute 0ie Sohe un.
teriuden .@r fano nber. 0aR Die
Qhiire ieines 6ouics BON uubcn Der.
iperrt mar. IS 9eIang ibm ieine
S6iir dui}ubre6er uno er lief nuf
sic 8anf ju. 9ll5 or bort anfam Iah
er sic 9lGuber in ibrem araftma9en
obfobren. Gr mad]te 2Grnt uno fcu-
erte ieinen 9ieDoIper mehrmaIS nuf
oie &Guber ab. Die Sd}iiIie iparen
aus elmer gntrernung BON 20 Sfrit.
ten abgegeben uno id)iencn feline
8irfung 5u boben. 1arbea. Der oen
&rafhpagen cine 3eitIang oerfoIgte.
lit 3iemlih lid5er, oaB oieier Oen &eg
nod @roton einidlng. Der &aijirer
&enrp 5S. Iar6e1 tpur0e iofort be-
no6riftigt uno eridIen 10 ihneIl ipie
niogIid alf oenSdauplos Der Sbat.
Cine auHabl @eloiheine uno Silbcr-
eelo lag in Dem @elpoI6e oeritreui
uno gaber 3eugniB oooon, in mel
der Gle 6ie &6uber iiG ibrer 8eute
benl16tigten. Son elmer groben
Slnlne in @oIo in einem @ebeim.
fnh mar MIR Elm 3ebn.9oanr @ol0.
Ihid peridGpun6en. 9epor Die &du.
ber an ibre 9lrbeit gingen, oerbarri'
faoirten lie poriidtiger @eile ale
&austbiiren ser benndJborten 8ebGu'
oe. Ger SdSon Ser beioen erIten @r-
pIo1ionen mar 10 erfolgreih geoGmpft
noroen, 0oB lie MIR nltf cine fur5e
gntiernung BON Der 8anf geb0rt
mer0en fonnten. 8ei Der 0ritten
iAeinen oie GGuber ibre 8orIidt oer'
9eIlen 5u baben. grihreft iiber 0en
2Grm, sen ibre @rploiion mndte
modten Iie iih Damn ihIeunig 0ouon.
9is beioen erIten @rploiionen, 0urdI
Die Die 8bir nitf9eiprengt perOen
IoIIte, botten fpenig S6o0en eetbon
Die brittle ober iporf sic gon5e Vtduer
nieoer, binter Der iid bos @efp0Ibe
befanh
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-12-04
StdOtilhe Streiilidter.

Die fnlts Sabrss5eit III nun bier uno
Diro es iih fir jtoen @isentbiimer uOu
Gferoen lObnen, oisis treueu Tbiere
ssssn bic @lsmsnte 5u bsihlsen. Rur
Su Sisls, ssp6bnIih aus @sooHtens
lOiisteit. luiien iSre 8isros oranbsn
iisbeH obus bisislbsn nit elmer Tsde su
Usrieben. wdbrsnb iie ielber iih am
Sien pdrmsn. Gin Rferb If isbr em'
pfiuOlid esoen 8dlte. bsiOnOers wsHu
ss ltil itshsu muB. uno iollte nismnls
psrseiien wsrosn, ielbit wenH Der Gui'
sntbalt nur sebn ooer fiinfSsbn Winuteu
1T. @bsniO iOlts oas Munoitiid. psI'
DIES aus Glen eemoht 1T, uno allo
isbr leiht toIt mirb, oss NOreens cts
mas eripdrmt tusroen ebs es bem 2bisre
in ons Mnul ssssben tuiro. Benn bies
uiht seihisbt jerreist es bdufis bic
Shleimb6ute bes Munbes. Nlio &C..
Osnft Gursr 9biers unb Fs peroen es
@uh aud ssbenten.
Il n y
Die llutsriuduns Der Ribe bes
gOuntps sssen Tu6ertuIOie 1T nun
nateSu uUlsnoet, uno mar Die untsr'
iuhuus isbr beirisbiseno. Inter ben
lssten 400 9biersn tuurbsn nur 6 ee'
fnubsn, Die nit Der arnntbsit bsbnftet
wlren. 9isie 8suesuns bat nber Snr
6Olse. bns bic 9biere Before StnIluus
uub msbr friide Suit erbnlteu, uno on
stpeiter STEELE hai es bic Nu9it Der
@ilhtdufer bsieiiist. Die Oroinunj
ioGte itrens ourdssinbrt lueroen uno
aud auf Die 5lsifdinipeitiUn ausse.
oebnI meroen.
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9ic gidnuarsc Sauo".
Ntemp1iS. lenn.. 3. Deg.

c. YtempDiS. Seun.. 3. Deg.
~ oini0cu Ia3cu er6ielt y. g.
@M ser Elm Gngrosgcidift
NIT "a. .befermaarrn betrei6t un0
elmer Ser reihitan 2eute Der 5taa.
lit. einen@riei, ser unteBcibuct mar:
Die 8ernid)icr Der Rehen ua9 Die
Sttpar5e @ou0 pon 9}au gorf. Gr
br0e 0crn aligeioroert $1,000
an elmer 9elp;i'en SteQe uie9er5uie.
gen i'm onoeren Sale murOe ihm
oerlo0 auge0robt. Qie |oli5ei Wur9s
benadlrihtilt uno AMI ibre Ancro
nung 9lles nuh @orihriit oes 9rie.
ies au5geiii6rt. IS mur0e BON Scr
in ser 9fndbcrid)aft ueritedten Yoii
siiten Elm 19i1briger 9uride, ser iid
Rorman 36urman nnnlte, ergriftI
Der iih I'm 0titiernadt Dem bejeldn
neten &lase nabte. Ger @erboite't
periud]te ii6 nit 9urbol 81 oergif.
ten, nuroe Soron aber perhinOert
@r erfIdrte eiu0dtgIieo ser nSdtpor.
gen Sono" Don Nem 9orf gu iein uno
bebouptete, 6oB Ilit9IieOer Oieier
0onoe lid in perihie0enen iiiolithen
St0oten befdn0er. gr miro auf iei
men @eiitesjuitano unteriuht luer.
Apn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-12-04
Sternl1nnppeu.

H& Cute 8inuUs bi(Iis. N6lte.
= Die tleins 8era 3uesnn, bic om
Snmitns burh cine aerOiin' @rplOiiOn
perbrnnnt tuuroe, tpiro Iib uieoer er'
holen.
= Die ROden fnO in Der 5nmilis
pon Martin SOreniOn, 1918 Berlins
Stross, nuspebrohen.
Tis 7urnsr'Gbtbtiluns bss
Heutihen'B Bersins uiro am Is. Gejsm'
ber einen ptiteren Baq abbnlten.
- Or. 5pons bislt am NOntne eineu
8oriraa iiber 9uberiulOIe an bic Siu'
osntsn Der SUhi6uls. unb iberrsihtc
sur islbsn 9ett benz JuBbnlItsam einsu
nsusn 5uBbon.
D& Heutfhs Bsibnnhts. uno Reu'
jnbrstorten. id6ne Gusmobl, bel Is orl
Y. 06Ife.
Il OR. g. SdsuHsr lsets om SOnn'
toe bic Strsds uon @unb's Brnusrsi
mad StSn Stspton's @irtbi6oft in IS
Winutsn ouf elmer Gubtour jnriid.
- Der @sFis,lUsrsin 1T nun mil
ben Worbsrsituresn fir bic @sHhssl.
nusfsGuns bsitdftist. DieisIbs wire
BON 16. bis gum 2l. De5. in benz 2.
@orbihuIbnuis fntifinosn.
- Srnu 6. 7bOmos bsfiubst fi6 i'm
So grOiis Spitnl, mo fs fb iiirjlit
elmer Operation unitrUori.
- GOnsrsbmonn SObn 3. ei& bieli
am RifnItns Nbsno in osr y. g. g. u,
6als einsn isbr tnttrsiinnteu Bcrtroe
iiber 9onomo. 9ns Yubiiium purbG
rsi9IiH fir feline Nldbs bslobui.
D& Hsuti6s 6o6ssitsiortsn fiir
Iilberns unb eOIotns 6ohJsiteH BET
CART .. R6liG
giniss trpsrts Bu6fhbrsr Der
9irmo z. @orbou SiaIs uon Riune'
apolis finb bier TIN ME orjdbrIi4 be
Bhhr Der Siobt Ju rtpibireH.
- Or. @. 3. Rnstr pon Bangor
beriGri bos feline Bnbl ibm t292 &C.
lOIist babe.
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S.ns ben slnaabeu Sss u. tier.

Tspnrismtnts mdbrsno Der Iesten SO
Satire srisbsn mir, boB Der Nonnt 3e'
Ssnbsr iih wie iolat psrhdlt: Gurh,
i1nntsismpsrntur % @rnb; ben wdrm.
tan DECEMBER botteu mir init 80 @rnb
EHrhitnittstempsrntur in 1877 nnb
rem iatsitsn nit 9 8rab in 1872. am
"a GsSsmbsr 1889 lties oas 9hsrmo.
meter aui 81 @rao unb ON "a. 8sism'
ber 1872 fisl ss nni 81 @rno inter
Rua Der Gurdihniits Rtsbsrihln9
tetrus l.3 8Oa; Der erobe Shuesina
lamb um IL. uno IL EsSsmber 1899
iiatt. nls l6 3oq fislen. Bdlrsno bee
1Ronnis If her 8ino asU6bnIih aus
bem Snoen nit siuer @sitminoieieit
uon 7 RsilsH pro Siunbe. nbsr ON Is
oss Runnts i'm Sabre 1876 iiiss er biz
81 "A Weilsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-12-04
Sn Die iSnllr neannnen.

Ssn elmer fleinen Staot am 8bein
lpuroen einigs angeiebene @iirger
Surb SfynGb6rieie uerodhtiet Gros
iorgf1ltiger HadiorifuuJ gelang es
nidt, oen grieiihrei6ern oui oie
Spur gu tommen. Ser NIT Der lin.
teriudplng betraute SoIijiit grifi nun
AT einem guten DiitteI. @r touitr
cine amobI Srieibooen urto llmidI1-
ae nit beItimmten aber nehieInoen
@aIIer5eifen uno ging oamit tn
@tdotdlen bauiieren. Se0en Sduier
mertte er fih ioreidItig. ebeuio bic
9lrt oes oprfouften Rapiers yeadl
einieen Sogen lieien beim 9urger.
meiiter uno apothefer iuieoer 5Dci
Stun656rieie elm. uno iiehe Od. Tie
tpuren oui Dem ge3eitmeten Sapler
aeihrieben. gs famen iieben Bero'
ren in getratlt. Die oas nit Dem ei.
oenrhiimIi6en @oi'er'eid,en oeriehe.
ne 9npier 5efauft hn..eu. uno an
berSd6tialten ocn oieien eridlieu einc
ihrer Orts. uno 5omilientenntniii'
unS fhres boien RnuIes balber be-
fonnte nIte S;uugier. Cine sriinolih'
SnusIuhlng tei oieier ioroerte reid
lib geueiie 5u Eaee, DAB iie Die Bsr'
ioiisrtn ber SAHsabbrieit Ddr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-12-04
SenIatiunelIe gluflage.
genton a5u., 3. DECEMBER.

OtlluHs Oup .. Gt5tlllueI.
Or. 9. =. 9raniieIo bon 0tulte'
totpn, Sill, murOe beute bier bon oer
0robgeidnporenen Oes WorOes luto
Der 5dlihung angetIast.
Die 9lnflage ltebt in 8erbinolr9
nit Dem Iooe Der 5rnugrapiieIo lmO
Rcuben =. Rariib. Ger 9lr5t mo
6rau 9oriib iuhten ip1ter 2ebens.
periiderurg III folIsftirea.
graniielo ioa Barfib, Der 9gent
ser SSllinoi5GentraI.9c/, IN Wlultep.
totpn mar. pergiitet bGben 9ln Dem
Gage, Oa gnriib itnrb. erfrnnfte 6rou
gropiieIo uno aud lie fpuroe BON
Or. 9rapfielo Ybeban0elt" Der beim
9lbIeben pie i'm Sale Bariib's oen
Eootenidein ousiteIte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-12-04
S0Oeslhatten.

HeIiOH = Sn Sbnieburs ftnrb or.
Grid RslIUn, Batter uon 5rnu GnorsU
0phus uon bier. i'm Altsr pon 81 Sab.
rsn. @r bate uisls Snbre in bisisr
@tgeno eeuohut.
YeleD = Sn isinsm Soule in Obi.
cueO iiurb esitsrn Or. 6urrp 3. 9siep.
Der ShpiessriObn oes uerltor bensu
5euerdsfs 8. 8 Bprue, an einsm @s'
blrnihlnes. @r mar AZ Sabre oft
uno biuterliBt bic g9ittws uuo Swsi
tlsns &inoer. Die Beeroiguug fin bet
am Snmliag in @bieaeO ftntt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-12-04
Gin prubatcs Wittcl.
SoleOo. O.. 8. 9c}ember.

RnIeOo. =, 3. 2t}enDer.
lin nibt ldnqer Sen Iunnerfinm-
feiten zines Observation-Disclosures
ousgeiett 5u iein. mnn0te lid 6rou
gIiie Smit6 an ons G'erift nit Dem
@eiud) nm eineu Ginbaltsbeiebl, scr
es g9itlinm 6. Rogon oerbietet. iic
ferner nit ieinen 2iebesontrGgen unO
guimerfinmteiten Su beIGitiaen.
Ger gfibter bat nod feline @nfd)ei.
oung aetrofien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-12-04

itatt mr. ~mornliih". Die mora.
Itihe" geranttDoriIihfcit 1T mur cine
ungreif6are Ge0rnsart. Nus Dem
8umOiaee, boB Der aouil fein LII.
redlt tbun fam, er9ebt lid Ioai.
iher Neiie. Oab oes 0ouiQS Dliniitpr
Die goir;c BcranhDortuua mir Ole ne.
aierumq iiberucAmcn ioltcn. 0eHr
iener @rinoins mr 81 Dem muiii.
ihen @e0nnfen fiibrcn iou. olB o.:
glonorh peri6nIid unic5lb1r lei. 10
enuport iit Der aeiuuor Reuidlcu0er.
itan0 6aQegen.
.lln0 ocr 4aiier lit nidlt Ger Con.
berdn bon 0entidlon6. ion0crn or
nintmi Ic6i1lih als grdiiOcui or
Oerbiin6eter 1eaenmgen oie eritr
Stelle i'm Hatbe elm"
9umS fIuB bPintragtr Serr Wiil.
Ier. ale flint AntrGqe. mcIhe nit
6ieier Sraae 8u tbun baben, an einer
@pefutioausihub bu oer1peiier.
@dbreno Serr Wuqer ipraf. er'
ihien Der Brins auguIt BiIbclm. ser
bierte Sobn oes aoiiers, nit ieirc:
@ernGbIin un6 einem 3ablreid,eu eie.
foIge auf ocr 8aucrie. Die Bar:le
mar ioeben BON Der 9erliner llnipcr.
iitat getommen no oer Brin3 beute
ben 3oftorgroO erbieIt
Der ndfite Rc0uer mar ser GET.
trumsdbgeor0nete Or Spain gr
iprah unaei1br IN oenfelbcu Sirre
pie Serr Ddi1er.
Der So3ialIt @jeora 0eoebur er.
bieIt iiber cine StunOe Inng 0aSSons
in beitGu6gem @eldbter. inoem &c
iddL6crte. ipie pcit Der Reidsfd,l,ler
mo Die irbrigen Riniiter inter oen
lrbqen 8erb1Itniiien geben fopten.
QIs er CUR Sronung qeriifeu nurSe.
neil er perionIit nuroe. inete c.
inter neuer oqgemeiner Seiterfeit.
.Nnn. i'd meme irgeuo einen 9onj.
Ter in ineno eiuem gdn0e.~
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Nlaflerfirma pIeitr.
Bitts6ur1, 3. 6

4SItIsDlrB, 3. Ne3.
Die WeafIerfirmn Ssobn .. arm.
itrona & Co., .peIhe i'm Sarmers
gonf guiIoine etabIirt 1T, ertI6rte
iih bonferott upo iibertrug ibr g..
aentbum an Sie @rrpaltsfirmn Chap.
man & Rairboru. gs beiBt. Dab Die
peri0nlihen 9sIt1noe Die gerbnO'
Iidlfeiten irherifeinen
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sdlifismnaIhd.

aobe. SSopnn. 3. Dej.
Ter inpnniidle Iontpier .@iniei
Mnru" 1T nui Der eohe BON g9ci.
&ei.8ei aefenicri. uno sic gan8e ge.
mnuunr9 mo aue Poiingiere an
gorO iin6 unierQcannaen.
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Senerid,aSeu.

DALLAS, Ierns. 3. Te3.
Gine5euersbruult 5eritorts 0as G5e.
if1itSoiertaI ser Crtb1it gefoiQe
in @reag GountD. einen Sd)a0en oon
$200,0 900 anridreno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-12-04
@,it,re etid,cu s,6ura,H.

ginsburs, Bn.. 3. DECEMBER.
gus Der RabeI.aObIensrube BEL
Pariarro uurSen ipGbren6 oes Ia.
ses ueitere 12 9eifen gefou6ert,
Dpier Ser ueuIihen @rlfbertcto.
ftrophe. es Iino MN i4s 2elIte aIs
rmaetouunen isitoeftsTt.
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Tie 7ebattr i'm Yieidstng bstreifS
WiiniiterOernnhuOrtlidlfeit 5cig.
tiCte Grbtttcrnng.
Starte CppOiitiOu.
Die gibcrnlcn, SOjialOemOfrntcn, ,Geu'
trum un6 anOrre 5raftiOuen iOr'
bern eriueitertes BarlnmrntsredJt
Berlin, 3. Oes.


Or. 9etbmdnn.SoIIueg, ser Uiini.
Iter 6es SSnnern. Der an Steae oes
San5lers pon gueIolp lprndj. eroii.
nete beute inn Reihstoa Die Debntt.
ilber Die ,Sroge elmer ettDalgen geles'
Iid)cn Regulrung Der Wtn1teruer'
antuortIihteit. IerHinIiter ertIarte,
Dob Der Yun0esrntb. obgleih er Ole
auBeror0cutl.dc geoeutung OIeier
foHltituionellen 5rage OolitdnOig
Oerltanoe. ood) nidlt 0orald porbe.
rei;et mare. irgeno etD1s babel ju
tbun. e6e ibm nibt beitinImte2niroge
BON Der giljorltGt oes Relhstage5
gemdtt mdren. @enu 0ies Der 5nll
,uGre, 10 miir6cu Die 8oridldge eruii.
bolt gcpriiit ncr0en. Or. s. Diiiner
bonp2eiuiugeu beantrnBte oann eIncu|
geid,luB. in Dem bon Seiteu 6er,yrei.
imi9eu 0erlongt miro. BOB ein @c2b|
gemadt rUir0e. NORM Die Berau;.
mortIidlfeit Der Diiulter uorleiebcn|
III 6r orang In oos 6dus oaB e5I
ridt juIaiieu iollte. oaB Ole @criai'I
lung. 10 pir tie beiue mare. Deritei.I
nerte un0 er erfIdrte, oaB ole Aeldls
iogsinitglieoer lib Die @eIe9enbeit 81
Rueen MAIDEN ioqteu, cine aeuoe'
run9 berbei3uiiibren.
Berlin. 3 DeI.
Ter Gbgeor6ncte U1iiller. .Dtein,n.
gen ertldrte ndbreno Der beutiBrr|
Debatte i'm Reid)stag ferner
Dir Ration niini9't. OaB bic Dti.
ritter minflih beronhpOrt(idl leier,
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Yer ..arphiinn" @eianapereiu

Ter oSrobiinn" @eiangpereiu
bisli am MOnia9 abeno lsiue ld1rihs
gtriammluHe uHb BsomisnwnbI ob.
Els ioleenom Bsnmtsu puroen iiir oas
iommenos Snbr srmdblt:
graiioent on. Nuoeregg.
gises 8rdiioeni StcpbnH Streiter,
Shriftnort Z. SpaIlngcr.
fSinansieiretdr C8eo. Stangel
Shatmeier 6p Nbrens.
Bibliutheier 9os. goiiler.
Trultee- 3lu9 8booe.
:. Dlarihnl GERM. 8Gute.
iyahnsnfr1Qer " y. geerel.
Tirigenf hob. 3sler.
9hIis'zirisent on. Nhrens.
gaa6bsm ,r felt 20 Subrsn uIs Bra
iioent gebtni, lsbnis Or. Jobn 3.
Ralin n sins gptsbsrwohI nb uHo oass
3ursbsn t6nnie uihis an i.insm @Hi'
itluiis 6noHn. Der nGrObiiHn" If
nun "a 5obrs oft, uao Dabrsno 70
Snbrsu bat or. UtnIin oos Brdiiosn'
tenant bsilsioet. 9bm uerboutt Der
Bsrsiu piel Don itinsm @sosibsn.
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gtesLan. 3. Qs.

y WV W q -~NUs
abtun60reibia Shoenten, peld.
oerlhieoenen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
aen anuehoren, reiitei beute nab
Brag ab, I'm oen oorti9en oeutibcn
Sm6enten i'm Gampi eegen Ole
Gdphen bei5uiteheu. Der HettGr
Der llmoeriiiot eriAien i'm Auitra5
oes prenbii6ea llnteridtSntiniiterS
am gabtboi uB0 oerbot fbnen, bic
Refie Ju MAIDEN. Gle febrten iih
aber an 6iAes Uerbot niht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-12-04

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-12-04

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

bank deposits and denounced the attitude
o fthede mocrats on this proposition as
simply ching a bid for votes. The demo-
Gratis would not do what they said they
would do. he said. He told that DR.. p. L..
Hall, vice chairman of the national COM
mittee, had opposed the guaranty bill when
1t was introduced in the Legislature some
years ago. He told how DR.. Hall had made
his argument against the bill and when
the committee had decided to report favor
ably, DR.. Hall asked to be allowed to
bring in a friend to make a talk. That
friend was A. C. ShalIenberger. Mr.. Shall
lenberger denounced the bill, and opposed
the proposition to guarantee bank deposits
and the bill was killed. Now S-hallenberger
is running on a platform pledged to the
proposition and S-hallenberger is appealing
for ovtes because because the guaranty Of
bank deposits.
The governor showed the fallacies of Mr..
Bryan n urged republicans to stand by
their ticket and vote 1t straight. The crowd
was large and enthusiastic and the gov
ernor was given frequent applause. A mum
Der went out from Lincoln to hear the
speech.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
TAFT IS CONFIDENT
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Iowa. Mr.. Bryan will certainly lose his
own state. Personally. I hav never had
any doubt Of Indiana and have not now"
Mr.. Hayward's statement. in closing,
claims New York, Ohio and West Virginia
and says that the doubt expressed con-
oerning Maryland and Kentucky is all In
faver of a republican victory.
Statement by Victor Rosewater.
Victor Rosewater, at the head of the re-
publican publicity bureau, made a state
ment, in which he said:
II am confident of Mr. Taft's election.
Mr.. Bryan cannot narne a state that is
reasonably certain for him and that he did
not carry in one of hiH former campaigns.
On the contrary. several states that went
for Bryan in 1896 or 1900 are certain to go
for Mr.. Taft this year."
In Mr. Lambs statement the following
states alone are admitted to be safely re-
publican:
Maines Massachusetts,, Michigan, New
Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Vermont.
The following he places in the doubtful
column;
California, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho,
Illinois. Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota,
oregon. Rhode Island. Utah, Wisconsin,
Washington and Wyoming,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
' FINAL APPEAL FROM BRYAN
Nebraskan Tells why He Thinks He
Should BE Elected.

WINCHESTER, Ind, Oct. 31.-w. j.
Bryan, the democratic candidate. in wind
ing up his tour Of the east today, made a
final appeal to the public. He says in
part:
As the campaign draws to a close, eor-
tain Issues stand out clearly. The demo-
cratic party attempts to ~inaugurate an
era OF honesty In politics by compelling the
publication Of campaign contribution be-
fore the election. II seeks to bring the
government nearer to the people by Sc
curing the election of United States sena.
tors by direct vote. 1t seeks to restore
competition through legislation which will
make a private monopoly. impossible. 1t
seeks to reconcile labor and capital by leg
islation which will bring employer and
employe together IN friendly cooperation
and TO this end II proposes the creation
Of a department Of amendment to the
antitrust law which will exclude the labor
organization from the operation OF hat
law; the limitation of the writ of injunc-
ton so that II will not be issued in a la
Dor dispute unless conditions are such as
would Justify an injunction even II there
We're no labor dispute, and trial by jury In
cases of indirect contempt. 1t seeks 10
secure legislation which viii create a guar
antee fund sufficient to insure all deposit
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
TAFT CONTINUES NEW YORK TRn
Illinois and Indiana Also scene of
Hard Work.

NEW YORK, Oct. a.-New York, I'LL
nois and Indiana, representing eighty-one
electoral votes and still to be regarded as
doubtful states. were the scene of final
desperate fighting, on the last day of the
last week Of the political campaign. and on
them Taft and Bryan today are focusing
their contest for election TO the presidency.
Judge Taft continued his tour in New York
state, beginning at Elmira, and with
speeches scheduled at Oswego, Cortland,
~BinEhamton and Ithaca and a night meet
ing at Rochester, Mr.. Bryan. after a busy
day yesterday in Ohio, devoted today to
Indiana. John W. Kern, Mr.. Bryan's run
ming mate. also campaisned in Indiana to-
day. Tonight Mr.. Bryan will address a
meeting in Chicago.
With Secretary of State Root, James s.
Sherman, the republican vice presidential
candidate. was in New York City today to
review the parade OF the republican burl-
ness men. Mr.. Root will speak here to-
night. while Mr.. Sherman goes for a night
meeting 10 Kingston, where Governor
Hughes also will speak tonight. The gov
ernor had expected to wind up his cam
paign with the Kingston meeting. but
changed his plans and will address several
meetings in New York City Monday.
William Randolph Hearst. national chair
man Of the Independence party; Thomas L.
Hisgen, the party's candidate for president;
Clarence shearn. candidate for governor.
and others. will speak tonight at a mass
meeting in Carnegie hall. this city.
Eugene ". Debs in his Red speciaT'
toured wisconsin today In the interest OF
the socialist party. which nominated him
for the presidency. Z, w. Chafin, prohihl-
ton presidential candidate. will speak In
Chicago. while A. s.. Watkins, his assistant
on the ticket, is scheduled to address a
meeting In Detroit. Postmaster General
Meyer will speak In Boston.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Oct. H.-rhe big
day meeting OF William H.. Taft In his New
York state campaign was had here. He
was escorted through the principal streets
ana Justify cheered throughout. At the
Armory theater an audience OF several
thousands greeted him with a great dem
onstration. After being introduced as THE
man who has done things In distinction to
Mr.. Bryan with hts oratory" Mr.. Taft, who
was In splendid voice. talked for an hour,
paying particular attention to the labor
issues. Referring to Mr.. Bryan he said:
What we ought to do with Mr.. Bryan
is first to use him as q fright to the busl-
ness community and then by defeating him
insure the business future OF the country. -
IL required an overflow meeting to sat
isfy the crowda which demanded to see
and hear Mr.. Taft. After his address in
the theater, he spoke from the balcony OF
the Bennett hotel and was wildly eheered
by a great crowd.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

tors against loss, 1t seeks to secure a
reduction OF the tariff by gradual steps
until the tariff avs will no longer be
made in the interest Of the few and at the
expense of the rest of the people.
With a democratic victory for the ma
tional ticket, with q democratic congress
and with the moral force Of a popular YER
dict. ] believe we can compel the senate
to yield to the expressed will Of the people
and permit the passage Of the more urgent
OF the reforms.
The republican candidate has the pres
tige that comes from the fact that his
party Is In power. He has the aid of an
army OF o~fficeholoders; he has the support
OF all the monopolies and law-defying
trusts; he has a large campaign fund, the
source OF which his committee refuses to
disclose, and most of the leading newspa-
pers are allied with him and the interests
which ne represents. I insist that II is not
fair for the president to use his office-an
office that belongs to all the peopie-as II II
we're a party asset or a personal asset ana
enter actively into the campaign. 1t offends
the sense OF justice and ought to arouse a
protest from those who believe that in the
Selection OF the chief executive the people
should be absolutely free to choose whom
they please.