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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-07-04
Summer
Underwear
For Men

At b 1-3c a special value
is offered in mems good
quality, natural balbriggan
underwear, in a fine ribbed,
elastic weave. 1t is our reg
ular SOC grade and at the
quoted price, the value is
an exceptionally strong one
"a garment, 81 1-3c.
At $50 - High-grade
Mercerized Isle Underwear,
with a beautiful silky lustre
that laundering cannot de-
stroy. Splendid values at
500 a garment. On sale
at $50
At $1.00 I'm ported
French Balbriggan Under
wear, made of fine Sea Is
land cotton. Plain white
with neat blue trimming or
a pretty shade of blue. Fine
and soft as silk. Price, per
garment, $500
For Stout Men-Import-
ed French Balbriggan I'm
derwear, made especially for
stout men-short legs and
short sleeves, no long turn
up at bottom. Price, per
garment, 75c. Better quality,
at per garment, $3.50.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17

New York, Dec 11.-William Mel
son Cromwell authorized statement
Thursday in which he uses the fol-
lowing language:
Neither | nor any one allied with
me, either directly or indirectly, at
any time or in any place in America
or abroad, ever bought, sold, dealt In
or ever made a penny Of profit out Of
any stocks, bonds, or other securities
Of either the old Panama Canal com.
pany or the new Panama Canal COM
pany, or ever received for the same
single dollar of the $4O,O00,OOO paid
by the United States"
Mr.. Cromwells statement was shown
to Henry W. Taft, brother of the pres
ident-elect, and half brother of Charles
P. Taft. Thursday night. He read 1t
carefully and then wrote the follow
ing statement:
Neither my brother, Charles, nor l.,
nor any member of our family, direct
ly or indirectly, had any interest In or
made any profit from the purchase Of
Panama canal by our government
None of us was interested, directly or
remotely, in any syndicate. or under.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17
MAY co TO COURT
PRESIDENT THREATENS PROSE
cUTIoN FOR LlHER IN THE
CANAL CONTROVERSY.
A PUBLIC announcement
viii Try to Reach With Criminal Law
Those Guilty Of UtterIng False
hoods Regarding the
Canal.

Washington, Dec. LII they car
be reached for criminal libel, shall
try to have them reached" said Pres
ident Roosevelt in speaking Thurs
day afternoon about those Americans
who have been guilty Of Infamous
falsehood concerning the acquisition
Of the property and the construction
Of the (Panama) canal ITSELF" 1t was
to the committee of 100 Of the Lakes
to-the-Gulf Deepwaterway association
headed by Gov. Deneen Of Illinois, re
ceived by the president in the East
room Of the White House that he
made this declaration.
Gov. Deneen had presented q copy
Of the resolutions adopted by the asso-
citation and made q few remarks to
which the president replied as fol-
lows:
II have felt, as the governor has SO
well put 1t, that no more important
service could be rendered to this coun-
try than the building Of the Panama
canal between the Atlantic and the
Pacific, and one thing l am proud OF
In connection with the building Of that
canal is that there has not been legiti-
mate cause for the breath Of scandal
connected with any feature Of the pro-
ceedIng. We have cause to be
ashamed Of only one set Of Ameri-
cans in connection with the building
Of the canal, and that is Of those
Americans who have been guilty OF
Infamous faIsehood concerning the &C
QUESTION Of the property and the con-
struction Of the canal itself. II they
can be reached for criminal libel, !
shall try to have them reached. II
not, ae any rate all the facts we know
or ever have known are at the dis
posal OF each and every one Of you
here, and Of any one in congress or
Of all congress II they wish to see
them.
Next only in importance from the
physical standpoint TO building the
Panama canal comes the question OF
developing the use Of our own watse.
ways. That must be done by the pol
icy Of irrigation at the headwaters up
In the arid regions; and where you
come from, gentlemen, II is TO be
done By making our seaeoast lake .
big loop In from the Gulf Of Mexico
70 the great lakes; and We win see
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17

lap, while the crowd was crying It.
self hoarse, both men slackened per
ceptibly. Then suddenly Dorando
staggered and dropped. Longboat fin
ished alone. His time for the dis
lance of &c miles, 1856 yards was
2:45:05 rs.
The time was IS rs seconds slower
than the Marathon mark established
by Dorando when he defeated Hayes
over the same track three weeks ago.
1t was a gruelling race, for nearly
25k miles with the Italian generally
in the lead, but occasionally over
hauled by a wonderful sprint on the
part of the Indian. The men started
away at brisk clip, Dorando at once
establishing himself in the lead. Long
boat had won the pole position and
pushed the other SO hard in the first
few minutes Of the race that at the
Mr.. Schwab said he was not in
favor of any change in the tariff on
steel and steel products. "A moder-
ate change would not make a material
difference" he said, "but a radical
change might do considerable harm"
He admitted that the tariff could
be taken of iron ore without affecting
the value of the Messaba ore of this
country.
Mr.. Schwab stated that the Bethle-
hem Steel company, Of which he is
president, imports all Of its iron ore
from Cuba.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17
This Years Nobel Prizes,

Stockholm, Dec. 1O.-The official an
nouncement of the award Of Noble
prizes is as follows: Literature, Prof
Rudolph Eucken, Of Jeno university
who has written much on philosophical
subjects. Physics, Prof. Gabriel Lipp
man, Of the University Of Paris. Chem
istry, Prof. Ernest Rutherford, direc
tor Of the physical laboratory of the
University of Manchester, England
Medicine, divided between DR.. Paul
Ehrlich OF Berlin and Prof. Ellie Metch'
nixon Of the Pasteur institute, Paris.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17
ILONeBoAT WINS MARATHON
IpoRANpo PIETRI COLLAPSED IN
SIGHT OF GOAL.
Thousands Of Spectators Kept In Wild
Excitement by CloseNess OF
the Race.

New York, Dec. 16.-As on the
memorable occasion of his first Olyn-
piad, Dorando Pietri collapsed within
sight Of the goal Tuesday night and
Tom Longboat, the Indian runner
who had been led by a yard or more
nearly all the way. won the Marathon
race at Madison Square Garden.
The race was hard fought from start
to finish and kept the thousands Of
spectators in wild excitement. At 20
miles Dorando was leading by two
yards. A moment before Longboat
had made a remarkable squirt and put
himself ON an even footing with the
little Italian. Dorando Immediately
/ regained first position and the men
were fighting 1t out in the twenty
Gixth mile with Dorando in the lead
but visibly weaker. The chances OF
Longboat appeared to improve in the
second and third laps, In the fourth
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 1.-THE board
of directors of the Kansas reforma-
tory at Hutchinson, in its biennial
report to the governor, asks that the
legislature make provision for the es-
adjustment of trade schools at the
reformatory. The institution now has
a manual training school, but this
dies not fill the bill entirely and the
directors believe that the department
should be enlarged to include the
trade schools.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17
sent Poison BY Mail.

San Francisco, Dec. III. Walter
Wilson, who Is being held by the po-
lice on suspicion of having poisoned
his former employer, Henry Boas, by
means of strychnine sent through the
mails, broke down Thursday and con-
fessed to Detective Gallagher that he
was an embezzler. He admitted to
the officer that he had collected nu.
merous sums of money for Boas, and
had not accounted for his collections,
but he could not fix the amount.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17
ALL FOR THE BONDS
ePEAkERs At wATERWANs CON-
oRKss UNANIMOUS IN FAVOR
or GOVERNMENT ISSUE.
$500 DELEGATES PRESENT
Forty-four States and Four Territories
Represented In Great Gathering
at Washlngton-R esembled
Political Convention.

Washington, Dec. 10.-Sentiment In
favor Of q government bond issue for
Q comprehensive Improvement Of the
rivers, harbors and canals of the coun-
try to the end that this nation shall
have the greatest system of water
ways In the world. gained Roadway at
the opening session Of the annual
meeting Of the Rivers and Harbors
congress here Wednesday.
The scheme contemplates 100000
900 worth Of federal bonds for internal
water courses, to be distributed over a
ten-year period. or S60,0O0,o00 annual
ly. Following the lead of President
Roosevelt and Presidentelect Taft,
both Of whom, before the Joint conser-
walton meeting advocated the issuance
Of government bonds for constructing
permanent public improvements. en-.
thusiastic Endorsement was given the
proposition at the congress by Vice
President Fairbanks, Andrew Car
negie and Joseph e. Ransdell.
The gathering likely will adopt reso-
lutions asking congress to authorize
the bonds.
Leading figures In the nations pub
lie Industrial and commercial life in
dicated their interest in waterways
improvements by their presence and
participation. The speakers included
Vice President Fairbanks, Andrew Car.
negie, Ambassador Bryce, Seth Low
Of New York; Representative Joseph
e. Ransdell, Representative Champ
Clark of Missouri; George E. Cham
berlain of Oregon and Samuel Com.
pers.
Upwards Of $500 delegates, repre-
senting "A states and territories OF
Alaska, Now Mexico and Hawaii and
Porto Rico were in attendance. Per
haps the largest representation from
any one city was from Nashville,
Tenn, including ten delegates. The
congress resembled political conven'
ton, the various delegations, under
blue and white banners, denoting their
respective states and territories, were
grouped in the Willard hotel audi
torium.
Interest conferred in the address OF
Andrew Carnegie who received an Ova-
ton, when he declared he would lend
his aid to inaugurate an extensive
system of waterway improvements.
The advocacy by Gov. Chamberlain
Of Oregon Of the defeat Of senators
and representatives who have pledged
themselves in favor of waterway i'm
provements and who fail to redeem
their pledges, was opposed by Repre-
sentative Champ Clark, who declared
congress is not opposed to river and
harbor improvements and never has
been.
To say so, he declared, would be
to assume that the congress is COM
posed of a job lot Of political idiots.
He expressed the belief that If con-
gress were presented with feasible
scheme for waterway improvement, 1t
would be adopted.
Former Mayor Low said that the
present greatness OF New York was
due largely to the Erie canal. He said
New York would support national
waterway projects as heartily and I'M
reservedly as any other state.
.A-tn oIKA nj
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17
Hs Blew Too Hard.

Lexington, KY, Dec. 15-John
Bruce Woodward, a student at the
state university. died Monday as the
result Of the bursting Of . blood yes
eel in bis lung while blowing into .
hing testing machine.
President Applies for Hunting Permit
Brussels, Dec. 15.-President Roose-
Welt has applied to the Belgian gov
eminent through the American lega-
ton for a hunting permit In Belgian
territory in Africa This VIII BE-
granted II viii cover 1909 and In
eIude both big and small CANA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17
Nluht Rider Trials Monday.

+. Union City, Tenn, Dec. 10.-The
trials of the eight men accused Of
leading the night rider band at Reel
foot Lake and indicted on a charge
Of murder likely will begin Monday.
Wednesday a tentative agreement was
reached whereby attorneys represent
ing the men are to be given until
that time to prepare their defense.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17

that that work is done Just as hon
estly, just as efficiently, as the Pan
anna canal work has been done; and
no work could have been done from
beginning to end more honestly OF
more efficiently"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-12-17

writing having any stock or interest
in the stock OF any company which
ever had anything to do with the
Panama canal. None Of us had any
connection, directly or indirectly, with
any Of the transactions leading up to
the transfer of the canal to our gov
ernment." LIN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-04-17

NEE ooer SIotte ab lluiprc giaht
berubt ein5ig mo nneia aui Sem ia.
triotismus Scr S0,000.000 Gimpo9.
ner.~
g1ahoem Eowuen gceuSci rrFIdr-
te Ser abaeoronete 8iaett N0r 9Seu
gorf. Dab ser GrdiiOent oo: ttlihen
Saoen einem i'm gSeiBen SauS por.
ipredenOeu Observation-Disclosures
mitgethcilt babe. oab menu ooS Sau2
nidt bier ShIahtihiiie bNUiaige. er
Die 9etuiaigingsporIage iiir Silent.
Iihe @ebduOe oetiren meroe.
Ger 9lbaeoronete 9obiou brodl cine
2ou5e fir GooieDelt. inocm er or.
fIGrte, ser Gr1iioent lei 81 elmer ioI.
den 0robung ge5luuugen norCet.
neil er oernommen babe, 6aB oie
6iibrer i'm Saus nit Ne0crpcraei.
tungsmabre0eln georoBt b1tten. penn
mebr ais 5ipei 5hladltidliie beuiaist
miiroen.
InhSem Oas 9lmeuoemert. tpelheS
bier ShIatltihiife beuIllig., nie5er.
eeitimmt mar. itellte Sobiou sen 9lu.
troa, orei anitntt 3lpei Shiiie 3u be.
tpiuigen. aber et tpuroe nit 208 ge.
gen 81 Stimmen ab9eIebnt
Gin BON 2ounO bon QGhi9an IN.
terbreitetes ar'enoenlert. lueIhe3
gum gau oon ppei aohIcnihiiien
gum Qreis bon ie $1,800000 ermdh-
tiat, puroe nngenoninen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-04-17
Der oeutide GcialSfaullcr b. GGlum
unO oriicu WemahIiu seitcru I'm
Satifau.
SrtUatauSieHS.
Spdtcr fOnicrirt Ocr HcidSfanjicr
IGEarrc 3cit nit Otn pGpitlidlen
StaatsiCtrctGr, Nicrm Del Sal.
GOlcnirasC nid.t 6rrab,t.
9lonl, 16 Gpril

Jtuits 10 ,iPii "a
Ger Gapit empiing belte 0cu 0cut.
ifen Rcld)SfanIer 6llriteu . 9ulom
uno oelien@eunliiu inGliooiou0enj
Ger beilige Gater mar bo6crircui i'd
nit Dem ,Suriten IN iialIeHIiher
Spradle mterbaIten 81 fonnen uuo
iprad Die 0oiinunl un0 0en g3dnlA
aus. oaB oes Geldaflnjlers 9eiuh
uno ieine aonieren} nit 0cm anrOt
nnI-Sfaatsiefretor9Rerrn Sci Bal cine
8eritanoigung in 9ejug aui tatbo'
llihe 9Ingeleaenbcitcu IN 1cuiidhlouO
5u g2c9e brtugen modte Der ,5ilrlt
bon Billion lpor iiber cine SnnOe
beim Gapit mo beiprah nii's 9lu.
gebenoite ole midiigen ,SraAen. ola
Geutihlon0 unO Sen 8atlfuu BE-
riibren Spdter itoitete er Dem alr.
oinoIsStoatsiefret0r Nlerrp 0eI Gal
einen geiudl ob mo fonierirte iibef
cine bal6e Stun0e nit Dem eriten
Ratbgeber oes @apitcs.
g}af ser aoniereui nit Dem Gar'
oinoI Staatsiefret1r no6m Der
6iirit bem preuBiihen @Nauotcu IN
8atifnu oas 9iner en-. Iort eripl.
oerte auh 0lerrn oe. Bal bal0 oaraui
Oen @eiuf oes 6iriten
&albamtlih miro in 9eju9 aui
Die 9Iu0ier3 oe5 Iiiritcn beim
Bapit uno sic aonicrenj nit o2m
9or0irdl Staatsiefretar nitae.
tbeilt. oab Die @oIcnira9e in beiosH
sor niht beriibrt mur0e. Die SteI.
lung Der 3catrumspartei in 0eutid.
lano mltr0e 5mnr lur5 enpdbnt abcT
6a Scr 4eihsfausler oeH Qapit nidli
Inn eine SSnteruention in 0ieier 9lni
geIeaenbeit eriuhte. ia6 iid) Scr bei.
lige 8ater aud nidt neranlabi eine
ioid)e a3ubeten, o0er lid in oIe III.
neren 2lngelegenbeten IeuiihlauoS
eiu5umId)en Ter Qapii nabm 8s.
Iegeubeit icine @}ib5iaiguna iiber
bic pon eingen fat5oliidrn 3citun.
gen auf ocn 6iiriteu 9isuarf aa.
madltea angrific als}uiprcdru; gli.
Ioop lit nah 9niihi oe3 heihqen ga.
tels. trob0em er itrenlaldub acrGro.
teituir lei Qereht acgeu Sic a1tbo.
lifen. Gie giiiiioneu i'm icrncu Often
uuo Qaloitiua bilocten cinen SpiI
Der Undertaking..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-04-17


iei uno jlueds Scrlte,lura eiaer ltar.
fen 6loue iii paterdnOlAcm @cJitc
lpirfe. gas ioIher ltale 1r iibcr ocu
politiiben Eurteieu mo oen aouiei.
iionen.
Gie amucier0eu 9fl,1lieocr ocs
fritberen Erdii0ulms erflarieu elm.
miitbi9. tie lpir0cn cine @icOcuulo,
uidt annehmCn IroB0cm mur0g
bon C6iirill9cr Iclc0ateu Ser 9latraa
geiteut, Oa0 ebtnaliae &rditoiun
mleoer 5u ludGien. &5er Ger 9lniral
mur0e ab8Clehut
Dos GrBcbuiB Scr Iaang mar,
Dab cine aoTmuiinon crnannt mur0t.
meI6e Oen gIiitrng hat sic @obl ei.
nes neuen 9SroiioimS porjubcreiien.
Die IN 0an5ig itaitiMOeu iol.
Sn aicl bot ih Oberleutnont sS.
SpdnQenbera, pclher Dem Giiiiicrs.
Itobe ocs fIcinen Gyeu5cys nllnoiuc"
onge6orte. eridoiieu Ter @cueg,
grun0 Ser Chat. Sic nidlt serInges
gluiieben errolt III telu SehctHnB
Spou0enber3 NOR aielA Dem Cbcr.
Ieutnaut J. z. Grei0el uClher Dor
oht S18cu. m;e oaajais 9Cute,oet
9dnO an iih leate III Die medrer
mdbute Sfau0alaiiaire Ueuudclt
ole ieu 9Sohen oic 9cuoifcrlu9 oeJ
Sto0t IN Ataeu bait. Nm 0en &er.
brrdcn 9caen oas feimen0e Seoea
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bat. nod anoere Siil3lere beibeil,3t.
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f1ltl5 8ebeIn gebolien mcr0en Au.
ber0cn m5r0en iih nod jluei 2ebre.
rinnru un0 ionitiBe 6raiIcn mo
WiG0den in &crbinoun1 nit Dem
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oerauNuorten habcu
Sbcrlcutnont 5 2 SpanQenber9
mar am 10 9lprIl 1901 in cen Gieuli
Der ocutitcu 0lornc 9etrctcu
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belt gegcnmarill in acbeimcr q.
tung gc8en eiuen Iambuur Der 0ld-
rIne. gcgCn Ocn cine eruite glufIu8C
erboben mur0e. Gr lit bcgdtigt
ieine @eIIebtc Der berilbtle;eu @nget'
mafcrin 6rau g8eiicr iiberjpiert 81
babeu. ue,dle 0as 0em @erbdltnlf
entiproiieue SlDo ertrdHfte o0er per
brannte.
Der Iad)oeder Sulius 2auren, III
9ublib in Eommern bat cine amerp
faniide Grbidait gemaht Gin OnfeI
pom ibnt Ser ll'tlnugit 0as 3eitlihl
ieguete, blnierlieB iiiui 9(efien unl
gtidten Die Summe Don 5mei Mialo
nen. 81 oen @liidlihen. oeuep uol
liz ureriuartet eiH grobes @erlHogel
| 5ugefallen 1T. gebort eben Der 9ubli
eer 3ndjotder
Cine 5leit9e 8iruta. mclde iid mi
Der Geraritaliung BON aon5erten be
fnbt bate nit Dem itallerIhen @ia
niiteH loieai eInen @eriraa a5ac
idIlonen. Ioui meldem er in gerlir
ton5eriireu ioaie. o6ne oon ieinc,
Srau. Der 6rdiin @}ontianoio. ac
id)ieoeren Satin 0es q0uas Srie0
rid 9Itgnit uon Sadien. bealeitet 3r
iein. Ga a6er oie 2luibcbun1 oel
iiber (oieai pCr6duqteu ausueiiun1
nIhi 81 erlauaCn mar. murOe 0el
Hontraft luspcn0jrt.
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9Insoeiiifrtr 2rofnna.
9nranao. Na!.. Is. 4eriI.

SlrQlp5o, oa!. 10. u 5rll.
8or einigcu Sa9en er6ielt SIR On.
perinten0ent ser Champion" @taje
ser .9iopai Goal < Gote Gonlpnup"
einen anonnmen Brief morln Inn
mitoet6eiIt mur0e. oab oieiel6e in Sic
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niht iofort sur Sjdet6eit Der 9(r6ci.
ter 9eipiiie uotbmeroi9e 9teperaturea
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Tt0rt mur0e uno jmei Nrbeitcr Ie6ens,
eefdbrIid oerIett wuy0en; e;n 6rit.
fer miro nod pecmiBt Ser Supcr.
inteuoent bate noh Gmpfona oes
9riefes ioiort cine llnteriuhuna oet
@rubq our6 Satperit6n0iae oorneb.
men loiien, uno Oieie erffdrten Die.
ieIbe fir nolIItdnoig niiher".
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Die critic gernrt6cilnne.
g0nihinnfnn. 16- lLnri

gSdlWll9fon, 10. Aprll.
Sier erfolgte beute Die erlte Der.
urtbeiIung unter DEM neuen gtab.
rungsnittel. uno 9rc9uetgeieb
(Ture 5000 un6 0rlN5 2mu). Ger
@erurtbejlte lit ser friibere 9nnfier
uno ieeige Er1ii0ent Der @oibirlg.
toner SanoeIsfannner, 8obert u.
Sorper. einer ser berporragen0iten
9iirger @oibingtoHs. 6arper lit elm
0roaueniabrifant ur0 periertigte
aud cine 9oteutne0i5in iiir aopf.
tpeb. gr purOe nui HUei Nntloaen
bin nm $500, reip. 5000 qeitrait,
uno nie ser &ibter erfldrte, rettete
MIR Die Gbatiahe, oaB Dies Der erite
;SoQ inter Dem nelleu 8eieb iit,
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puroe ifuhoig befunoen, oie 9e.
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tia angepebeu 81 ba6en. gs beibt.
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beitan0en bate. oaB Sarper ms
@ei6nguiB geianot mer0e.
Sarper Bat segen oas llrtbeil ge,
rufung ei1gelegt
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gIcnOcrtr ieinc Mcinnns.
g}eu 9orf. 16. glpriI.

NtIu DUll, 10 Iptll.
en- elmer Sieung oes 9nmpagne,
fomiies Der Jarifreiorm.Siga. in mels
der Oie ,StoHO Rotiers" aui's Sef.
tiQite on1cgriiien un0 3uitlmmunps.
brieie oon 0iaiom s grnau uuo an.
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snr 8erleiung fomen. iuur0e als 9nt.
tuort nuf cine Ginla0una an ocn
grdii6entrn Rooie0elt. oIs Ge0ner in
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rem oar Iebr perihnupite Der @rd.
f6eni iaqte in Oieiem ndmIid, oaB er
Republifaner mar, beoor er YlitglieO
Ser qariireform.2ign runi0e, oieies
oud1 fernerbin bIeiben polle unO oes
bolb uon Der NitgIieOidlait 5uriid'
trote.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-04-17
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allen @aucu NONncns mar ii6er Gr.
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lung iid) 5i elmer impoianteu Demon.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-04-17

ssn0epenoence. 9as., 16. gpriI.
Sn Gunep mioeriette iih ser
@irtbidoiis6eiiber W}orf aiuien ici.
ner @er6aftltng uno eridoB bier6ei
ben 9oli5iTten @iuiam @arr. Der.
folgt bon elmer ganoe aufgereeter
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in ieinem Snuie unO bielt me6rere
&tunoen lang feline 8erfol9er in re.
fpeftoouer @ntfernung. Seute 0iittag
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unS murOe in Salt aerommen Gil-
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-04-17
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Nlncoln yfeb., 16. Npril.
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Geieses, ieeten beute bier GrpreB-@e.
lellidlaiten Die oAmerican~, Dllui.
te0 States, n9f6aniS" uno y9acific"
Die 9eiorOerungsgebiibren innerbalb
0e8 Staates Nebrasfa nm % Bro.
gent bero6. Gies erfolgte ouf @runc
zines bonn StaatsobergeridJt erlaiie'
men @inbolts6efebIs. pelder es oen
grpreb- -@eieaihaften oerbietet. Sic
oIten geforoerungsraten nod fernet
oufredt 81 erhoIten.