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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-14
Grnuoeiaentnnts Hebertraeanser.

Clifton George an q. 8. Sdmiot
@run0ftiid in Der &e1itone Earf Glib
oibiiion; $3.50.
Clifton George an q. 9obbe uno 8.
S6ul5e, @runbitad in Der aebitone
Harf Subbinilion; $175.
y. 8. alderman an 8erar COUNTY
elm Stad 2ano; 81.
Otto Weerideiot an gbas. 9. Wlls
lalp, @~runbltiid in Der Mbanus ISDi.
ton, 2aurel Seiobts; $40 II. u.
Otto Meerid1eiot an gbas. $. mul.
lalg, @rmrloltiid an Der @eiatde Ctr.
Warb aloppenbad IL. q. an gllbecl
9. Smith, @runoItiid an Der geSa,
Wm' 8. sdus ut,O ebas. 3. sin6an,
an @entlra Garcia, @runo5tiid an Sc,
gorreon CTR; 800.
M. 8. gbomas uno Soc 3entner an
=. 8. Starf, @runbitiid in Der Tair.
feb abbition; 1920.
1873 Gder Qano; $486.50.
Mbolf Sol8 an q. $. Bod, @ruio.
ifiid an Der Nebrtle StraBe unb Del
5ids @benle; $4700.
gbns. s. u. 6ummeI an Srdl Chilli,
5ummel, @rnnoftiid an Der 8eaure.
gar0 Strabe; ST. u.Q.
grneit 8ifhe an gbas. q. 9iide
@runoftiid an Der gde Der Mbenue {
unb 6. Strabe; $500.
Sena W. 2inf an esobn 9. Sippie
@runbtiid in Der Sontb 5eigbts Nboi.
tion; SIS.
gbas. q. Bill an Senrb 8enfen nilf
Sraa, @runofiid an Der 8ui8 Ctr
$1400.
Srau 80. 9. @6oate an Sreoerid
8elbel nnb 6. q. 6tieren. Grub
an Ser @eit<5ouiton Ctr; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-14

= Ole gunoesreeierung giebt iabr-
li9 in San Mntonio fir oas MilitGr
uno Die Ginilbeboroen gegen $4,000,
900 aus.
- Dos Yferoe -l&oipitaI in Sort
Gam 9ouiton, bas nit ginrihtultg
$4,000 gefoftet bot, lit fertiggeitedt
Das @ebduoe bat cine Musbebnung
bon rs bel 200 SUB.
IS. 6. &roeger lit als 8oriiBer
Der County : &ommiiidre ertpabli
moroen uno miro in Mbmeienbeit oes
@onntD : &ifters BEL ben 8eratungell
ben 8oriib fIbren.
- Die S. & g. Sc. 8abn miro i'm
Sanuar lire lofaIe Sidet : Office
nod Der @ouiton 5troBe berlegell.
Sin 5teae BEG @ebGuoes, no
iebt Die Sidet Office Der Snterno-
tional 8abn tit, ion Elm 5ebnitodiges
Office @ebauoe alfgefiibrt merbcn.
College gidbolb bon Der
9eutfden Hunof6an III
Guero bat cine "a 5eiten ltarfe @eib-
nadtsnummer berausgegeben, Sic
mertDone Mitteiluneen iiber 5toot
nno GountD entbaIt nnb reid nit MI
5eigen ausgeltattet lit.
Mm Mittmod oen 16. oer-
anitaltet Die Milociation Der Soft
@lerfs in Der SurnbaGe einen Ball,
mo5u uns freunolihit gintrittsfar-
ten geianot muroen. 8eIten Oalf.
Die @ottIieb 2iquor
6 ompagnie bat fir bie Seier=
tage mebrere bu1oert &iiten Ser
foitliditen &bein= unb Moiel-@eine
bon Der beriibmten Sirma Sdmib
in Wain5 (Soflieferanten oes oeut-
iden &aiiers), importiert unb per=
fauft oieielben gu mdBigen 8reiier.
unbeilbar Der 2ungenl6mino-
ludt berfaaen bat ii6 S. 8. Simlns
bon Orange, in einem bieii9el
Brinat-Solpital nfrebt i'm 8ett
fibeno eribofien.
- Sft0 Alfre0 H0d u110 E0ber1
aitr5 baden Die grflGrung obgege=
ben, amerifaniihe 8iirger merbell
gu noleit.
Sn glmenoorf itarb I'M Mltcr
bon 80 Sabren @iniam SO. Serb,
GINGER Der tpenigen lleberlebenoell
Der ebemaligen Germ Seras &on-
gers.
SIN 4lter bon SO Sabren itarb
6rau Watbiloe Sdrooer, @ottin bon
@eorg SdroOer, in ibrer @obniusg
440 9ltsGommerce StraBe
Giner Operation, Die iie in Ell
mem Soipital gu belteben bette, CT
lag 6rau &iibn, @attin oes Mloer-
man emil &iibn.
9as @etter lit augelblid.iH
ons berrlif1te, oas man fih oetfei1
fam. 8leibt es 10 Bis @eibnaften,
miiifen unlere 4mfleute Elm &ie-
fengeiddft MAIDEN. Sonntag abeno
mar cine iolde Menf6enmaiie in
ben StraBen, pie man fie ieIbit bier
in Gan @ntonio ielten iiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-14
Scgas.

SSn Slollo bot ntan ben &eiier1=
ben fir Elm Grocery @ei6aft Ser
bel Yripatleuter 9elteQungen auf=
nabm, ouf bie @nflage BIN perboftet,
oas @eieb megen @erfdli6ung ser
Rabrungsmittel iibertreten at baber.
Seoenfaas ein iebr beQltemes Wittei,
ii6 zines nnbeql1emen &onfltrrentef
SIT entleoigen.
- Oscar @oge, ein iunger Sur
1ner aus ser @egero bon @rapelar1O,
muroe bon leinent ortr6gebelloen Sc
iponm aus Dem @ogen gei6leuoert
nno 10 i6per perlebt, bob er ltar5.
gr batte einen &orb nit Siibneri'
ouf Dem @oger, llno oie &feroe nur-
oen baour6 i6eu gelnaGt, OaB bic
Siibner aus Dem &orb entfomen ullt
nit lautem @egoder bonn @agen Der
unterfloge11.
- @. g. Inoeriorr, Ser 8elisc;
eines 2agerbaules ON Der Main Str
IN Dallas, mnroe am SUB Ser Srep-
pc in leinem Salie tot atfgefunoeft
9ie &eble mar ibn1 BON einem Oh,
bis gum onoern oltrd)l6nitten, 10 oaf
Der &opf beinabe abgetrennt nor.
Gin Mo1m Homens Snomberger ultl
Elm Werifaner lino inter Dem Ser
.oadt perbaftet, Die Worbtat alt8ge:
fiihrt alt hQber1.
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MIIerlci.
S. s. @omar6s, Ser Die 8

S. S. g0marbs, Der Die 8abn
bon bier nod Brownsville bauen
mil, bat feline Gor6erungen bermG-
tergei6raubt. Statt Der berlanaten
$4,000, miro er 100000 neb-
men, Die Summe, Die iest fir Sen
3mef an @anb lit. Or miro $780,
600 baar erbaIten uro 5tpar aIs 90
notion, Denn Die eriten 60 Mfeilpn
Der 8abn gebaut iino uno Ste
giirgidaft gegeben lit oaB Die 81
ME mad Brownsville ponen0et tDer=
ben tDiro. Der 9feft BON $25, 900
miro fir geidoffung oes @ege-
retts nno fir ben 4nfauf Der
@runoitiide fir gabnbof etc. per-
menoet.
Iuf 4noronung oes Sdul-
ar5tes Or. Sobn 9. &emp bot ieoe
S6ule cine Site erbalten, Die nit
Mmmonia uno Sampler, antiIeyti-
iden Sabletten uno 8erbanoseua
uno anberen notigen Dingen anee.
fuIt lit, Die bel einem ltnfaa iraeno
nelfer Irt 3unahit in 4npenoiila
gebraht ner0en.
Die international uno @roBe
NoroIihe 8nbn miro 5piiden 5ier
unb 2areoo idiperere Sdienen leserl
lailen uno nafoem oies getan lit,
Die 6abr5eit abfiir8en.
Mebrere Ylnmber- 5irmen limo
bel Dem betreffenoen Staotrots- 4o-
mite gegen Die bon 8rooen ausee-
arbeitete Ylumber.G roinan5 poritel-
Zig getporoen. Sbre gebauptung
nod iino in Der Sroinan5 nidtige
utenfilien eriuabnt, Die Bel ben ar
beiten CUR @ermenoung fonlmen Tol-
len. Die nur BON einigen meniger
biefigen Jirmen be5ogen peroen fon
men, neil Die 2ieferonten uno Sabri.
fanten iie irur an oiele berfaufeli.
Gs niir6e oemnah MIR oen gum
Eruit geborenben Elumbern m0elid5
len, ale @rbeiten 81 iibernebmen uno
aus5ufibren.
SIN @runoeigentumseeidGit
pnroen bergangene ISOLDE $t58, S04
umeeiest.
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Fine vortsiIbafts Offerte
9as hiaigSte Sano i'm
Marfte.

HA
80 Seftiunen 2anb - is sniam-
menbanseno, 10 smfammenbanseno
nnb 4 ieparat - in 81 Eaip gomntp,
maize BEL Der Stabt Ganburn mnb in
gerinser G%ntfermnng BON Der giien-
BALM Fn0 gum Hreiie BON So per
Ifer 81 Derfanfen ober merben gegen
cinserid)tete Tarm poer Staoteiseu.
tim mmgetauidt.
@mte giebseseno; Cute silbermi.
nen in Der Ndhe.
Nad5mfrasen in Der Office Der
5reien Erefe fir Sexas.
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Ser aplhene WitteItuea

beibt anafeiis. @er IN 8orse bon gllrs
ftoduneen, Wlagen7 uno 2eberleiben nl1o
onberen eefdbrli6en rebeln bon iener
i~dmerabaften aronfbeit, 9dmorrbotoen
genanrt, geplagt fpirb, berfdat MIR III
Iei6t Dem Bfni6er, Der linn fir tenres
@eIb nntpirffame Mirturen berfauTt,
ober benz 3%uadlalber, Der geipif1enlos
eenug 1T, ir9erb einem Soren dBenhe
@ifte gu berabreihen. Ser gol0ene Mitz
teltpee aber heiBt Nnafeiis; benn Inae
tells beibt ieneg beriibmte, ein8ig ipirfz
lame Mtttel eeeen Die 9dmorrhoieen:
iene @r5net, Die nirfli6 beilt. BrD6erl
fret nerfanbt bon g. Heuitdoter & On.
8or 2416, Stem gorf.
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@urbereitnusen fir @eibnadtca.

galb nabt id MIN bas @~ei6nadtsfeit,
Sm gnitser Sabr bas 4derbeif',
@p bet iif benfet Sebermamn,
@te Mttbfren Sren6 er MAIDEN fam
Ser gater benft an ieinem Spbn:
u@as fatf' i'd meinem @iate idpn?"
Ste Mmtter oft iih felber fragt,
@as tbrer SannD iuDII bebagt!
Ser liebe Snfel oerft bet lid:
u9as gebt ing Cell ia fiirdterli6."
Odd iueif er, bak es ielbit i'm framft,
2iek er ben Heffem 1tnbeihenft.
Die Santen tuiiien es ia aud),
Was iiberaa Der Wetbna6tsbraud),
nnO imfen aits5nfinben, uas
Der ltebe .Nthte uubl ntadt SSak.
User germ NIT eigenem GDnnen prailt,
Der b6felt, ittdt, iGgt nber malt,
Nnf) iebr belicbt lit bemt Sabei
Ste iteie &unit: granbmalerei.
SD tit im bieier @eibnad1tsseit
3mm @eben SeSermanit bereit,
Ntr Der tit tranrtg, in Der Sat,
Ser Wetnanb 5t heihenfen bat.
SD lang ttDdJ Der Grtpfangcr &tnb
Die @aben leidjt ST. finben iitb,
ODD iutrb er alter, lit oft iebr
Sas &tdtige sm ftnben fhiuer.
Gin Seber jett, meik i) beitimmt
Germ snten Stat in 4niprnf nintmtt,
9ak i'm nidt lanser 3tueifel qtalt
Sb er bas &idtise ertuablt.
@iafum,ten tets tit, slanbct mir,
Sas quite 2Dne Star SLATE eli :
bter,
Seitt 9mtsenb nber sleid beim SAP.
S'rmm iprget fir btes cole NaR.
User bies beim Set i'm 9aufe balt,
Dag fDmmer, iucr ba iuia, bet iteat
Sas Seife auf, mas es II gibt,
Senn 2Dne Star Sier eth Sebcr
ltebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-14
,Nidlts rnehr sol"
u@ie gebt's Sbrer sSrau?'

Sci oieier Srage oes @riinen bautt
Der 8irt Die 6auite unb mobte i'm
elm 10 boies @eiidt, BOB i9 eIaubte
er monte i'm ihlagen; oan lagte er:
uDanfe es gebt ibr gut"
Mlio mar Die junge Herlon nit ser
groBen, %ianften Mugen, Die mir Joe.
ben geieben batten, oie Srau oieies
brutalen uno eiferiii6tigen 8ollera
Ser 8irt mari Die Sir binter iit
gu, ols er oas @ait5immer perlieB
Die alte Srau itano nod INNER, auI
ibren Stod geitiist, Die 4ase 81 H.
rem SiiBen.
Ser Crime fragte iie:
uSie iinb mpbl franf "getDeiea,
Weutter? -. Mdi bat Sic ia ball
a6t Gage ni6t geieben."
$50, Serr 8a6ter. Sd BIN erlt
oreimal aufgeitmoen I'M gu Ser 6ei-
ligen @enebiepe, unierer gutter
Sduspatronin gu beten; Die iibriae
3ett babe i1 auf meinem elenoen So
ger perbra6t. 4einer bat MIDI ge-
pflegt, ais Dos Sier @ottes."
ugs bat gu6 nift berloiien?1
Gag uno Nodt mar es Inn midi
Sic iinb oelien iider2"
u@ie id oes Goraoieies iider bill"
uWie fommt es benn ober, Mtltt.
ter, oaB man bos @ei6rei oes Sic.
res @ottes mabreno ser gan5en Nadt
eebort bat2"
0as alte @eib trat Dor oen @ad-
ter bin unb Itampfte nit ibrem Stod
auf ben Subbooen.
sd meiB ni6ts oapon. Mber, ioa
i6 Sbnen ettpas iagen9 IS giebt
nidt 5nei Giere ouf Der @elt, Die 10
i6reien. limo oo6 babe i1 oud in
Der Nabt oes 8erbre6ens bon orau-
BEN oas @ei6rei oes Sieres @ottss
gebort, mabreno es auf meinenl
Sdob iaB uno gang itia mar. SD
i6nore es. Sbren.l SD babe mid be-
freu5t, als i6 es borte, nie nenn i'd
ben Seufel gebort b1tte!"
Sd iab ben @after oil, mdbrenh
er oieie lebte Srage iteate, bemerfte,
oaB elm bamiibes 9d6eln I'M ieine
2ippen ipielte.
Sn oieiem @ugenblid orang Der
|2arm zines beftigen Streites an ult=
ier Sbr. @ir slaubten iogar, STUNT
pfc S6lage 5u %pernebmen, nie menil
Semano idliiee.
Ser Crime ltano anf nno lief etlt-
i6loiien 5nr Cir neben Dem Seroe
aber oieie ging auf uno Der @irt err
i6ien uno lagte gum @d1ter:
u@ri6reden Sic nibt, Serr @1f=
ter, es lit meine Srau. Sic bat 3abt-
idmer8en!"
@r labte bobnii6.
ga, Melttter. bier baben Sic
&albslunge fir Sbre &ase."
gr rei6te Der often Elm Badet; lie
rib es baitie an iid uno eing, sic
aose immer binter ibr Der.
Ser Crime fragte:
yWoaen Sic mir ni6ts 81 trilrten
geben2"
gater Matbieu belt ben Musbrud)
ieines Soiies nift l6nger 5uriid:
u's lit nidts fin Sic ba! nidtS
fir Sie! -. MAIDEN Sic, oaB Sic
fortfommenl j."
Ser Crime itopfte rubig feline
Yfeife, 5iinbete lie on, griiBte ms
nno ging. gr mar nod foltm mi
Der Sdpeae, als Watbieu Die Cir
binter ibm 5ulparf; 81 mir 9emanot,
nit blutunterlm1fenen Mugen mo
i6aumenoem Wuno, 8iidte er, Die ge-
baltic Suuit 81 Der Sir erbebeno, Ole
iid binter Dem 8erboBten gei6loiier
bate:
SD meiB nift, per Sic iino, Si>,
Der Sic 81 mir iaeten: 9eute giebt's
nur 5leiid bonn S6ladter; aber
pern es Sic intereIiiert Der M0r-
Ser lit oer!"
Sobalo er oas geiagt bate, lieB
uns 8ater Watbieu aaein. Siefc3
Stiai6meigen berridte i'm @irts=
bans, ais mir es berlieBen, no6oem
mir Elm Siinffranfenitiid fir nnierc
3ede ouf Dem Gid 8uriidgeluiiet
botten.
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= Mebreren iiiooeuti6en Gr=
portfir1nen lit BON ibrerr gbnebmerll
in 8obmen gefiinoigt moroen. IS
lit oos cine Solge bes Nationafito=
ten=Soiies, mel6er neueroings 10
bdBlihe 8liiten getrieben bot. Gen
nnmittelbaren MnloB bot Ser bel Den
iiing1ten @r5eiien Der gi6e6en i'll
9entl6ln1o betriebe1e 8ppfott ge-
gen Yilsner 8ier uno 8rager S6nt-
fen uebote1t.
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9as edte 6. mnb Z. Sud Msufes.

albertus Mognls, Die egpptiiden @e=
beimniiie. 9as itebenmal beriiegelte
Bud. lofpie niele anoere ~merfpirbige.
%lelterle 8ii6er iber Magie, Spmpu:1ie.
@agnetismls uno Sbpuotismus. 4slnz
.iletenbii6er, Sraumbiiher, 8rnftirbiiz
der IL. IN. Infrngen peroeu ausfiier@
lid beantiportet. aataloge fret. IgeuS
ten berlangt.
g. saGs. 482 sft II. Ctr. 81. y,
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@eimdt. Gin dltli6er Mann nit
ettpos 8ermogen, iu6t l1nterfunft
ols 8eieaidofter bel einer Glterea
9arne ooer @ittpe. 3u "erfrogell in
Der Office oieier 8eitung.
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(SoriIebung foTgt.)
Barber %berfannt.

Sir Den Store 1882 Siio=Breiu
StrnBe, i'm Strider 9lod, miro Elm
Barber als Mieter perlangt. Ro6-
3~itfroqen am HIabe.
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@erlanst Elm iauberes, ~erfobrcneS
oeittides &inbermGo6en. Outer 2obn.
Jrau $. 8rnbn,
807 Sun EeOro 9Gpe.. Son Mntnnlo,
SeraS.
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Subu s. Sulrun, 6ffentlidcr 30
tor. @runoeigentum. agent fir
PeniionSanipriide. 3inmer 8, ct
Sanes Sotel, Sit-Souiton Strabc.
9eioe Telephone $50.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-10-23
Liability Law.

Again organized labor demanded
that the employe should have pro
lection from the employer. The old
rule was that the laboring man shall
take all the risks of his employment;
that he should suffer from the faults
of his fellow laborers of which he
is innocent and if killed his family
must go penniless. They demanded
that this should be corrected and we
passed the law. Today the laboring
men, organized or not organized, union
or non-unions are protected by that
law, recommended by a Republican
President, written by Republican
statesman. and passed by Republican
congress
One more illustration. Organized
labor demanded that congress should
require of railroads the use of safety
appliances for the protection OF the
laborer. This demand of organized la
Dor was a righteous one. The alb
sence of safety appliances caused the
death of thousands of railroad men
1t was absolutely wrong not only to
labor but also to the people at large
Why should hundreds of millions OF
dollars be spent in Strengthening cur
yes, tunnelling mountains, and other
/ improvements, while not one cent was
spent on that human instrument with
out which all these are utterly useless
/ This law for the protection of train
men was also urged by Il Republican
statesman, and passed by Republi
nap
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-10-23
Guarantee
Of Deposits
A FINANCIAL BRAIN STORM WoR.
THY OF PoPULiSTIC
DAYS!

The guarantee of bank deposits
comes under the head OF pretty the
ories' which have been advanced by
the Democratic party in recent years.
1t is designed to catch the simple
minded, but will scarcely appeal to
business men and others understand
ing finance.
The proposition to tax banks to Sc
cure deposits ranks with some of the
chimeras brought forward by Mr.. Bry-
emnly propounded that the price of
wheat was governed by the price of
silver and that they must rise and
fall together. with other equally absurd
propositions. These fallacies were ex-
ploded in due time. just as the guar
antee of bank deposits will be-
Conducting bank is a business
proposition requiring business ability.
1t is not always easy to make it sue
cessful. The depositor goes to the
bank and leaves his money there as
an investment paying him 3%. The
banker assumes charge of the invest.
ment and fixes the rate of interest he
will pay. But for him to guarantee the
deposit, as proposed in the Democratic
platform, he would have to insure the
investment, which no business man
would deem conservative or safe.
In the correction of abuses in high
financial circles the country should not
adopt measures so extreme that they
would undermine all business safety
1t is not necessary to kill the cat to
cure the disease and unfortunately
even the banking business is not SO
certain that 1t can accomplish the i'm
possible.
If Democratic orators want to talk
finance. especially in Colorado, they
might explain some of the peculiar
deals of Democratic state officials
when they were in office. Also how it
happens that Democratic administra
tions always leave the state in debt
and Republican administrations pull II
out. This sort of financial discussion
Is not so taxing on the intellect and
is much more to the point
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-10-23
Why Doesn't
Shafrolh Clean
His Own Nest?

'Honestjohn" Shafroth in recent
speech said that If he were elected
governor he would put Mark Woodruff
in jail.
Woodruff was formerly register of
the State Land Board. 1t is alleged
that he improperly favored the lease of
land to corporation. The state has
suffered absolutely no loss from any
of Woodruffs actions in connection
with this case
1t is safe to say that If there had
been any evidence Indicating that
Woodruff violated any law. he would
have been prosecuted If Honorable
John Shafroth thought there was such
violation and such evidence in exist.
ence, it was his duty as q prominent
citizen. an adopted Democrat and an
able lawyer, to prosecute Woodruff
himself or cause him to be prosecuted
by the authorities.
But he now says that If Woodruff is
within the confines of the state when
he, "Honestjohn." becomes governor.
he will put him in Jail.
"Honestjohn had better look around
in his own political family circle
His campaign manager. julius All
chele, is now under sentence of $500
fine and sixty days in Jail for pollut.
ing the ballot, for assisting in destroy
ing the very foundation of our govern.
ment In so far as it was in his power
to do so. by his act in certifying to
| false registration, the votes of thou
sands of honest Americans were nulli-
fled and "Honestjohn" was elected to
Congress as a result of these frauds.
What is the use of grieving over a
man who is beyond the borders of the
state whom he thinks tried to i'm.
properly dispose of few acres of
land. when he has a convicted election
! crook at his right hand as vice chair.
man of the Democratic state central
committee.
"Honestjohn" has demonstrated very
clearly that however vigorously he
might prosecute Republican wrongdo.
ers. there is not enough influence in
the entire citizenship of Colorado to
make him prosecute a Democratic bal.
lot box stuffer or to demand the car.
rying out Of a sentence pronounced
upon Democratic ballot crook. On
the contrary. instead of prosecuting
them and vindicating decency and the
law and the order Of the court, he re-
wards the ballot box suffers with the
honors In his party and In the city
administration of Denver.
Is this the kind of governor the
! people Of Colorado want1
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-10-23
BRYAN DID NOT ANSWER.

At meeting in New York on the
evening of September 18th after repeat
ed requests from people in the audi.
ence to say whether or not he had de-
nounced laboring men who demanded
protective tariff as public beggars.
when he was in Congress. Mr.. Bryan
just as often evaded the question and
finally refused to answer and he never
has answered it.
The remark was made in the heat
Of discussion in a committee meet
ing, of which Mr.. Bryan was a mem
ber, which was considering the tariff.
Some labor leaders appeared to urge a
protective tariff on glass and they
made affidavit and these affidavits
have been published all over the coun-
try that Mr. Bryan said that manu-
facturers were robbers and their en-
ployes were public beggars.
Mr.. Bryan has very easy way Of
getting rid of troublesome questions;
he simply talks about something else.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-10-23

For the first time in the history OF
Colorado state banking institutions are
under careful inspection and supervis-
ion. The new law passed by the last
Legislature is now in operation, guar
anteeing depositors the closest expert
supervision at stated intervals and
wise banking restrictions of every
kind. This was a Republican meas.
ure. pure and simple. and one of the
most important enacted by the last
general assembly.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-10-23

The ramifications of the Colorado
State Engineers office are greater
than those of any similar department
in the country, so far as irrigation is
concerned. Scientific data are con-
stantly being collected, and the pro-
cess of just apportionment of water
is being more carefully wrought out
each day. During the present Repub-
lican administration the engineering
department has completed and con-
tracted for fourteen reinforced con-
crete bridges. Over sixty-five miles OF
wagon road has been repaired and con,
structed, not including the public state
highway from Trinidad to Fort Col.
Inns.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-10-23

The State Auditors Department re-
ports a surplus in the treasury Of over
s247 900, left over from the past four
years, an amount which will be ma
terially increased during the present
year. Every penny of the old deficiency
Indebtedness created during Demo-
cratic administrations has been paid
of. clearing the boards Of everything
except the old floating and bonded
debt. which must be paid by a vote of
the people and special legislation.
There has been a decided change in
financial matters at the State House in
recent years. Appropriations for state
institu Ions have been paid In full, and
the efficiency of their work has been
maintained at q high standard. Con-
sidering the new departments organ
lied by legislative enactment and the
growth OF the old ones. the Auditors
Department shows a fine record for
economy.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-10-23
Democrat Opponents.

"The Republican party fifty years
ago made labor free, just as it is the
Republican party that will do every
thing that remains to be done not
only for labor but for his family and
the welfare of the American people.
The last session of congress gave con-
sideration to the position of govern
ment employees. While employees may
be sued by an employe for damages
no man can sue the government A
law was proposed to give government
employees full compensation for injur-
les received. This law was mangled
in the house and its worst enemies
were Democratic members, as the rec.
ords show. 1t was opposed in the sen.
ate by Senators McLaurin and Bailey.
but it was finally passed in its man.
gled form. This law was recommended
by Republican President and passed
by Republican congress. Before one
year of the first term of President
William H. Taft is expired we will
amend that law which President Taft
favors.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-10-23

Twenty-Five unfit slaughter plants in
Colorado have been closed since the
new meat inspection law passed by
the last Republican Legislature went
into effect. Fifteen of these have been
replaced by new. sanitary plants. The
meat inspector regularly visits 300
slaughter plants. 600 retail shops. 15O
wholesale houses and ten rendering es
Establishments. The meat supply OF
Colorado is now clean and wholesome