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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Siretnta.

- Sic 9ufti6iffer 8ilbur nnb Or
billie @rigbt bon canton. Ohio, pel6e
bel Sill Scpil Siu, g. g., crfol9reifc
Sabrten NIT ibrem Slu9apparat mafs
ten, bis bcrlclbe fiirSli6 gum Stur5e
lam unb in Sriimmer ging, bnben ale
Sbeilc bes 4pparates tur3 lnb tlein
aeihla9en, 10 bnB ibre Sheen ilber
2uftlhifffabrt eebeim 6leiben. Slut
Deu 8aloliu> Wotor lieBen tic unperz
iebrt. OrpiGc @riebt beabiidtist in,
Snterelle ibrer grfinoure su perreiien,
lpdbrenD 8ilbur feline 3eit Dem Ban
zines nelien Slug Ipparates ipfbmen
miro. Der neitere @erbeierunsen ents
balten ipQ.
Sic 8cdmten bes 8unbesz Sianolz
Corps baben NIT 9robtem Sntereile
Die Slug grperimente Der griiber
@riebt in @fanteo, q. g., perfolgt, %
Dieic inter Gontraft iteben. biz gum
%. Iusuit benz 8rieessS epartement
cine Slusmaidine. Die vihperer als
Die 8uft" lit unb $4,000 foIten Ioll,
81 ~lieiern. Die SriSer baben alio
nod brei Ionate Seit. einen neuen
Ipparat 81 bauen.
Ser cngliite Ieronalt. Senrb Sarz
ma Der ben Meropldns 8cforc in
Sranfrei6 bait, bot cine Serausfprbes
runa 81 etnem IeropIan : 8ettiabren
III Srantreidl I'm eiueu Giulas bon
$4,000 ar bic 9riiber 9risbt ereeben
lailcn. Die fiirslid, einen criplereifen
acknowledgement Iuftiea in @fantcp.
u. g.. untcrnommen baben.
Sm llebrisen besspeifelt'Sarman Die
9tihtiafelt Der In9nben ilber Die CIR
ioiae Der 8riiSer @riebt. Gr ertidrte:
.Nud meinen Grfabr,rnsen lit es uns
m,oolif. bier Wcilen in Is @inuter
Su flieaen. pte aus In,erifn bon Der
Sabrt Der 9riiber Wrisbt beridtet
pirh. 9os lit niht ifnea eeuus. I'M
Die Iaid,ine III Der 2uft gu balten.
Weine eigcne Wainine permas 20
@tinrlten in Der 2uit 5u bleiben. mub
Su hieiem 3tped ober cine Sfneaigfeit
bon SO ailumetern pro Gtuube entz
tpifeln."
@il6ur @rigbt bat cine grfldrnng
ItluOlly w u uItU IEui SiupSi ptS
Sernusforberrng bes britilden 2uftz
idtffers Sdrn,au IN Saris aunehrcn
weroen. a6selehnt. Sod CAB ct 81.
baB iie cine Waifine I'M Iuslanbe
bdtten. nit Der lie ii6 III @~ettiabrten
einlniien MOLTEN.
Ser @erliuer nombdfte 2uitififfer
9pntinit beiprift in einem Irtifel.
wefdlcn Der bprtiee ~2ofnls 4n3ei9er"
peroffentlidlt, Den Sebli6lng Der 2uft>
idJiffer Bilbur unb Srui1e 8rieb,
bon Gapton. Ohio. peldle BEL Sill
Gepil 6iq nit ibrem Slug Ipparai
perunaliiGten nnb bieien tur3 unb
Iein i6lugcn, I'm Die Babrung ibrc6
@ebeimniIeS gu ii6ern. Der beutIhe
Sadmonn crfennt 5ipar bds Streben
unb Die @erbicnite Der 9riibcr @rigtt
on. betont aber. baB oie 2eoenbe. lie
bdtten CO 81 unsepobnliden 2eiitunz
gen sebrudt, chi bns 0riinolt6itc ger
tort norDeu lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

@er9leih ein5utrctcn. @ir trerben
Dies ipfort tbuu. pc1in lie basielbc
tbun. Iber mir iino nift lpi1ens 81
iudrteu bis unicre ltnipn in Den Tildcn
9eitpfen porben lit. Gs bat nidJt
cine ein5:gc Seiertion aus unicrcn
HeiGeu irottsefunbcn. Die 8ebicnunz
gen pom IeHS Bageu Der Wunicipal
Traction Company haben Die Irbcit
cineeitelt." 8cpaIttbdtigfeiten ieia
tens Der nit Sen Streitern Spmpatbiz
liercnben rerbcn ous allen Sheilcn
Der Stapt gcn,clbct. Gin @agen
ipllrbc AM 10. WPai al, Der gdc bon
gronbpaD unb Central Iecnue a,,ees
talten. Gin 9elporfener Saditeiu
traf ben Gonbufteur an ben aopf
uno mari i'm beiinnuneslo6 gu
gooen. Scin Suitnnb lit crnit, aber
man elaubt, bnB CT 9eneicn miro.
Ser Wotormdnu purbe bon Dem
@nacn se5oaen, nber mieber fret 9ee
9eben. nis Die @ufriihrer glaubten,
DAP Der Gonbuftenr 9etDbtet porpen
lei. Gin 8aeen Der 9rpabipnpz 2inie
ipurbe geitern Ibeno burh cinen
9nnnmitz Sorpebo tbetlpeiic 5erltort.
Siinf Ta'ineiere ~befaroen ii6 iii bent
@aacn, nber Niemanb iplrSs crnitlif
rerlcBt. Cine Fdnif folgte ltnb Iue
itiir5ten na6 ben I~ussdngen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Observation-Disclosures
8 Snlanbti9es. s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sutnots.
Satnots.

- Todnea Sobre. Gin grober
Goeelfreunb, bat Den 8aBen Den COB
seihporcn unb eine 8elbbelobnung
fir leoc in Chicago unb llm9eaenD gez
tDotcte &use ausgeIest. Sn elmer ioz
eben pcroifentli6ten &riegssgrnarun9
oiferirt Sdnre, Ser Elm Gambler IN
ssarml6noereicn iii, Die folsenoen Rrdz
mien: Sir Die eriten bunOert 9et0btcte
Gasen 10 Gents ba5 Stiid; fir Die
erobte 3obl erle9ter &deeu, Oh alt
ODER jung, p6 bornebnter 8aiie oOer
enrl5 gep0bnlife Safbalen, Elm be-
ionberer Sreis bon 81; cine 9lei6e
Nrdmie bon 81 erbalten Die 3tpei
naditbeiten &aseujd9er. SieIc onees
botenen @elbpreiie perben bis 5un1
9e5ember 5. 5. 3ugeiagt. Sn ieinem
Snrei6en ertldrt Sapre: .&dBen ba>
ben mebr 8ranfbeiten ais &inber; tic
periGleppen anitedenoe &ranfbeiten
bon Saus 5u Sais, iarlgen ben Itbcm
Der Babies nuf, trapen Den &inbertt
Die Iugen aus, brineen Slobe in Die
9dliier unD 9aare in DEN Sdftee uno
Die Spetien.
Sm Sriibjabr fornn1er Die 8o6ins
linb erfreuen ms bur6 ibren @eiune.
Gle biipfen pertraulif nllf Dem 8raie
Dor unieren 8ebouiun9eu unlber. Sic
&asen a5er itelen Den S~tnapogeln
1,a6 unD tobten tie, neil bicie fir lie
Die IstdteIte 8eMte iino. CHE Der
Sommer borbei 1T, iinb feline nber fait
gar ipeniee mebr ba. Die 6aben baz
ben lie aitfeefrefen."
Gupre lit entfdlpiien, ben aneefiirz
.bisteu &asens&riee erbarmuneslos
!Ourh3ufIbren. Sbn i6redt ni6t Die
.8utb Der often Sunefern. Die Inn bas
2e6en ibrer lieben 8osen banaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Cbiu.

Sn Glebelanb lit Der Strabens
itreif Der Wotor!eute bis aus 50hite
geltieacn. Nominel idliebt Der am
10. Wtai %begonncne Streit 1000
Wtann eiu. Sic perben folsenoerz
mnBen uertheilt: GleDelano electric
NaiItpan Company, 1900; Soreit
Gitp Naillpap Company. 300 Iann.
Spnumit : attentatc auf Die l%aufenz
Den SronepzGar5 finhen tG9liG itatt.
Die VOli5ei cpntroLiert in Gutoz
mobileu Die Stabt. Ser critic Scr
iud, Der Mitglieber Der staatss
ShicOsgerihts : geb0rbe, Sricben
5lpiidJen Der EHunicipal Fraction
Company ltno ibren angeiteIlteu bers
6ei3ufibren, bat iid ais Elm Seblz
i6lng erple'en. 9rditScnt Dupont
bate cine Gonierens nit Den Wiielies
bern Siibop uno Snens o Der De-
boroe biriidtlid Der Scilegung oes
Strcits. uno ipdbrerb CT ieine Gin>
iriltgung CAB, in eillt9en Tunften iih
aif einen SGieD5ipru6 einlaiien 3u
~lpolcn, crfldrte er iif cntihieoen
9egcu e,ncn Yunft, bel Dem pagcgcn
Die In9eitetltcn felt bcborren polen.
~Su fciuem S1llc lpcroc id) Der 8ies
bcronreQung Der Wdnucr auf Soften
ocr icst cnga8lerten %3uitimmcn",
ldgte cr. sd meroc oardn feits
balten. buB Bic. Die an ldngiten
I'M Sienltc iiuo. 5ucrIt lpiepcr lire
StcGunacn cr9ulteu, oob G6er Die
NOD, Gr6eitenbsu Den @or3ug BADEN"
Yrdlibent 9upnnt mnrbe aeirn9t,
pb CT ii6 ii alien anberen Surften
aui eincn &cr4lcid6 einlaiien lpolle.
lppgcgcn CT crilGrtc. BAH er iih il6crs
bdupt nid)t cher auf ciuen Gcraleif
cinlniicn mcrbs, BIS bic @eieBloii9feit
aligeG0rt babe. o9ie WGnner 6a.z
ten fcin Nedt Gil i"trcifen angeiid]ts
cinca rorb1rbcncn Sfigbsgeridts,
urb iJ mcroc nit ibuen nid)t cher con-
fcricren. bis tic iih bon Dem geiets
loicn Clement ~lo5aeiagt BADEN. sic
iinb bic 8ciepcsperleber unb lie miiis
fen 5ei8cn, bnb lie DiQen6 iino. Den
@eiebcu 6u gebor6an mn friebli6 al
fem. ebc ih mid euti6lieBcu fam.
Grneuerung Ton ibiebs9eridts
iiden 8erfatren IN @etra6t gu
5icben."
Ser Giccs YrGiibcnt Se6ncr bon Der
Strubenbabn . 8agenarbeiter lluion
iagie BEL Seipre6ung Der Sraee:
"@ir lino bereit, IN einen ebriiten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
GineS GaIifornier's 0I1d.

Ser gIiidlidte Sag meines 9cs
bens por. OILS i1 cine Sfodtel 9ufz
lens Irnicn Sdlbe fnlfte". i6reibt
Charles 5. 9uOdbn bon Sracp. Galis
f%ornia. r3ipei % Gents : Sdafz
teln beilten mid bon einenr IGitigen
Saae bon iudcnbenben @dmorrhoiben.
nelhe mid fir Sabre belditiet batz
ten. unb nelfe feiner anbern 8ez
banblune batten 1peifer nouen."
@ertauft inter @aruntie in Der Ipos
tbefe bon 3. SO. 8uete, 656 Moin
StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Snpiana.

- Sn Ben 8unneB : Sall bat iif
h~erausgeiteQt. DAB ienes Worbnei6
bas 8eibnaftsieit 1906 auf ibrer
Sarm al Gaporte bur6 Die grmprz
Dung bon bier Yerionen, mDglt6erz
meiie in oericlben 9tabt, gefeiert uno
Die Spfer in Oemiel6en @rabe beerbigt
bat. Sieie iiirdterliGe Sbeorie
nuroe infolge elmer Iutopiie bon 3tpei
unibentifi3ierten Sfeletteu beitdtigt,
Ole bon Den Softoren George 81. So
born unb 5. 3. Bilcor porgenomz
men nlroe unb politib 5eigte, Oab
Elm Sfelett, ba5 mar biz jest fir bus
zines Wtannes 9ebulten bate, bds>
ieniee elmer Sruu mar. @s fam aus
etnem Grade. in benz bier 2eiden,
6arunter Die bon Sennie SlIon, gez
fuuben fporben fparen. Iue bier ger
itiidelten &eiheu pdren IN bemiel6en
Stabium Der @ernclung nnb irenn
III Die @r8dblun9 bon gril Gree
ming, einem friiberen geu,ietbeten
Manne. Der Jest in Sflaboma Gitp
fppbnt, unb Die befunnten SbatluGen
81 etipn Der Belt bss Seri6pinbeu5
bon Sobn 8. 0ioe bon glbolu Safe.
Iinu., 5uiamn,enfaBt, 10 eri6eint es
nabri6einIid. Dnb Sennie CIior,
gaoe unb elm 0tuiitprofeiior nit
Srau ale 3u 8eibna6ten 1906 erz
morbet tporben itno.
Roe tpurbe gum leeten Iale
@ei6na6ten 1906 geieben, ipel6cs
Set er aui Der @unnebz Snrm 3lls
brad)te, no err. nie tbntId6lin feit>
ite6t, ermorbet, tpurbe. Sennie o.
ions Seri6pinoen Init einem Yroz
feiior unb ieiner Srau, Die tic mad
Californian nebmen molltcn", lpie
Srml @unneB er5dblt bat. lit gu ber>
iel6en Seit erfolgt. oa5 gcuuue 9a>
tum lit iebp6 unbctannt. 8reening
ertldrt III ieincu Iu9a6eu, Die or IN
Sflabomd %beponiert bat, Dag eir
Wann unD cine Srar. Deren Gimme
pie Die cincs Wt1nnes gcfllm9cn unO
Die er fir eineu ais Sral oertleibcteu
Wauu 9ebaltcu hot. in Der leeten
Naht I'M 8unneB i6en 5auie gene
fen iirb. in Der CT Sennie Siion ees
ieben bat. @recninq bate Den @uis
trn9 erbalten. in bicIcr 9iadt in Dem
Sta0c gu ihlnicn. unO an ndd)iteu
Gage ipurOe linn eeiagt, baB Sennie
nit Den Srcmoeu oegougen lei.
r@S lit cine Sbeorie, Die in @ez
tradt gc3oaeu lueroen mlB", ingtc
Sberiif Sdmuser. Der tic oufiteQtc.
sd piiroe uidjt iiberrni6t icin.
fpenn Srau 8mneB tic ale bier in
elmer Ha6t ermorbet bat. 9ie bier
2cifen lagen in benliel6en @rabc
unb iporcn ougenihciuli6 gu berielben
3eit bcerbigt iporbcu."
@nbrlGeinlid miro cine 9elobs
ming bon $4,000 d~rs9eihrieben lperz
ben fir Den, Der Srau Bella @unneB
in Ga Sorte leb2nb porfiibrt. Sie5
foa ein 3%ugeitdrbnib an b%icieni9en
fein, Die Der Iuii6t iino, oab Die
WlDroerin nod am 2e6en lit.
Ile 2eiden in Dem "Wetbna6tsz
grade" paren 5critiidelt, nber Die
a0rper tparen IN cinem iolfen 3uz
ftanbs, Oab es mo9li9 mar. Die Seis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
ShdBt Dieielbcn Wic Cob.

.. g.. Steipart, Elm gambler gu
Gebar @iem. @iii., iagt: sd ia9e
meinen aunbcu. mcun lie cine Sdnhz
tel Don 81. Sings Nem 2ifc Yiaen
%fallfeu. baB lie ben @crtb bon Dem
Oeni6te in @olb %betommen, irenn
behaitet NIT %@eritopiung, Walaria,
ODER @dllenbeihlperbeu." @erfouft
inter @nrantie in Der apot6efe BON
6. @. Huete, 656 W2nin StraBe,
Dubuque. Soipa. 8reis 25 9eut5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
9iuertfauifh.

Stiefmutter: Sa5 lag iG Sir, anis
bieier 9ichelei nit brm iuusen Sm:.b
nirb abiolut utdtss
Sonter: Gfd, IrdS rcpc!t GR DC; if
BIN ia Tdon pier &p1en nit i'm
rerbeirotbet!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

Sen @Gtern bon Ser @ele1i61ft
Seiu. Die III &aliSbura bel @icn in
eincm rpmantiiden S6dlden oes 8icz
ncr 8eloes cine nnmentlih bon fcus
balen &reiicu itnrf DenuBtc gr3ieb<
ungsdnirnlt 5.oHeu StilS :mterhuls
ten rlo lei.cn, icioic ioreu cleritdlcn
0onuern 1T ji;rgit Elm drHeS Mtsace
ibid 3n9eltoser. Sic Sdter 5otte,t in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
WiTourt.

@eorg Sail. Elm SpbiiiGtigcr
entfam bieier Sage aus benz 9eobats
lungs Rebier oes ct. 2puis'er araus
fenbauies unb fli6tete li9 auf Die
auppel, Die 80 SUB bon Der @rbe lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
ltnMbcrlegt.

S6laumeier pom 9ett ais gu Seis
mem III Der Ia6t b~:imfcbrcnoe,l
Sobn) @as iufit Oh benn nod 10
lange i'm 9unfeln lumber?
Sotu: Sd fauu Die Sinob0l5cr
nidt finben.
S6laumcier: ga, banu made bod
2idt an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
@aDrbaitig cite 1na ibrs Grifen,
tdmpIenDe WiIiipn
SIT Der 9ipseSe WestDanaptsu, Eafenbant
y%SurfOsf, Gs9lGmS.

side MiSNon oes III. antomims pom Yasma mas. rou mir rot nassu
bamIs' ms audi bis bente feline airNs, feline gfarrluobnnns, Seine HtSs
,eiaws8 81 tpigiauna, fcn 8cNWHetcs @iatontuen (nar SoTMungj.
Sd bin INNER nod ss~unsel. Die 81. Mss III eny armlitsm Gathubs 81 .d.n.
NIB audi bort ben iaframentaien SeWu III athlel EiGts 1T Der ctn3t8e Sors
poitc,. os aatbolisism"s III enem So YET 20 @skn sroRsn abel @Ortot
.GOuup. -
Ole wOAmtGdm Spirsa%n Der esnstnOe NnO naHrt9 kr serns. str n'aHea
uolGuNa auswGru9e SuHe nbahen ODER ou &f aufseben.
Vie 1eioebateu bS tatboii0en Bottles bat E5 uni eno9ubt, cine ihDue Waufeue
.ir Nihe III EiauwobHnn9 81 cwrben. WW aabW cwaS Go tur VdISwede, aWr
uuir@ thi alaubt an ui1t ms Sbulbem auiWabe.
Sd bin o.urnisen, b. ums seboisu subsn, ibr Oamtbar ub bOe bab lie ms a9
III 3ufluit uutertIeen meron.
Genieuisn. Die M nod nmt Seboim bubn, m04te i'd smuim; I'M Der sum
Gade milsn. get ehuas wnu aud mn me Slem9fet. Gs ut ietdter u u
gcmebmer ~ 8cbcn ais ~ beueln. Seit Die robe StunOe 81 tsdteansn, oa
id nit mbr 9epun9en lem werbe, iIr eu oausruoes Setm tnr oas bbL.
9(ltarSfafr6utu t III beteln.
um aOuEu: REV. FATHER ". w. GRAY,
Catholic Mission, Fakenham, Nofo'k England.
P. $50 wgbe ben Gmpans BON iebn Der sernsien @abe oantoar NIB prompt
betahsn ub mtp Der GmpauSSbsnatsuus elm ltonsS BIN PES III. %eS"S mn pes
b. GnOuiuS ieuben.
CabbrMt bS @ries Ss boAwNm Su9oHD
an neer Batter Gyap:-0h mar erhut na&osrib bic SSrrS ppGMnSMs TniSsSS n9 MRn SaMT IND
Sspo4madu9nns nnbm ittiner UnthHbang aebamst aa5san ~. SW pa msr IN ggs n Tns User. SMa nee ssT..
hr aueeegt JhreB ennbungenh aben Wlo aju oeBeHuB1H "S "tpWeho W'
nm sMe oautraos Witontu Jatnham sm gmn%m ruh,u aobsr isrnsiabrn bs nob u,tu.u
Uutahten her Ve6 Rerrbru plhduom euiht it, SNr trenuA tenN In ebrRu,
o. H.. &safm8, ViAof pouN urthampton
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-05
i ne
General Demand

of the Well-Inforned of the World has
always been for simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known
value; laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because its COM
ponent parts are known to them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its ex-
cellent combination of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA, the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relics
on the merits Of the laxative for its remark
able success
That is one OF many reasons why
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is given
the preference by the Well Informed.
To get its beneficial effects alw:ys buy
the genuine manufactured by thcsSal-
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-05
A WONDER THAT
HAS PUZZLED MANY,

There are many people that are
greatly puzzled over the wonderful
effects of Root Juice. When this new
medicine was first introduced it was
generally thought that a new fake
was born to die in short time. But
as time passes and so many testimon.
ials are pouring in from all over the
country from people who had given up
hope of ever seeing another well day,
and neighbor is telling neighbor OF
some great good received from the
use of Root Juice, many people are
wondering why this great remedy was
not discovered years ago. What a
great boon to humankind is a remedy
like Root Juice. a combination of ma
lures drugs that soothes and heals
and tones the stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels. How sweet is health and
how wonderful are the many cures
that Root Juice has made of rheuma.
tism, catarrh, Indigestion, female
weakness and other troubles of the di
gestive and secretory organs. Those
who wish to learn of this great rene.
dy should go to A. G. Luken & Co.'S
drug store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-05
TER}E HAUTt PORTER
FIRES ON A CROWD
Two Injured by Bullets From
Rifle.

Terre Haute. Ind, Nov. 5.-With a
man shooting at them as fast as he
could with a repeating rifle, the TWEEN
ty-five glass blowers, who assembled
in Hugh O'Donnelrs saloon, Maple av-
enue and North Thirteenth street, to
discuss the outcome OF the election
Tuesday, ungracefully scrambled for
safety, but two men were seriously
wounded. Allie Cloud of 3elleville,
ILL.,, was shot in the back and Edward
Reilly, 1927 North Eleventh street,
this city. received bullet in the left
arm. Cloud may die.
While the crowd was discussing the
election of Marshall, Patrick Farrell,
who had been porter in the saloon, APP
peared at the window near the door
and without a word of warning began
shooting. The first shot shaved
ODonnell's head and shattered the
glass back of the cigar case near
which he was standing.
The proprietor precipitately fled
with his guests toward the rear of the
saloon. Farrell continued firing, graz.
ing David Landhaf's shoulders and
breaking the mirror near the cash
register. o'Donnell dropped behind
the bar and the marksman lowered
his weapon, the next three bullets
lodging in the woodwork. Farrell
then entered the building where he
fired three more shots, making eight
In all.
One of the bullets struck Allie
Cloud, Familiarity known as Cloudy s.
in the small of the back. and striking
the hip bone, ranged upward, inflict.
ing a probably fatal wound Another
shot struck Edward Reilly in the left
arm SCATTERING the bone between the
elbow and the shoulder Both men
were taken to st. Anthony's hospital.
Two of the men, William Stringer and
Avid Landau, after making hurried
exits from the rear came around in
front and disarmed Farrell.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-05

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 5.-While not
caring to discuss at this time the po
litical effect of the democratic victory
in his home state or analyze the
causes, w. J. Bryan in an informal
talk to a number of friends who call
ed on him, expressed his pleasure at
the result in Nebraska and the salts
faction it afforded him to learn of the
election of so many of his political
and personal friends.
A delegation numbering nearly a
hundred from Lincoln visited Mr.. Bry.
an at Fairview to express to him their
confidence and devotion to him. and
to assure him that such was the SEN
timent of majority of the people OF
his city and state. Mr.. Bryan in re-
spending said:
Il am highly gratified over the re-
suits in this state. The national de-
feat has not been such a disappoint,
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the land previous to the election dem
onstrated this. But wnen they had
made up their minds not to take Bryan
seriously, the result was surprising to
those who had thought the outcome
close. Apparently only two men.
Hitchcock of the card index, ana
Roosevelt were prepared for what
happened
But now that the campaign and the
election are over the country faces
another problem.
We have elected man fitted in
every particular for the high Office of
president He is ideal in character,
temperament and experience. No other
man selected by the suffrage Of the
American people has been endowed by
nature with greater capabilities.
This man we have elected to "clinch-
the policies of the past eight years. He
has a problem worthy of his steel. That
is the problem of enforcing the law
without prejudice or fear against the
greatest corporations IN the country
when they seek to evade the law. He
has before him the problem of per-
fecting the organization of the govern
ment. the tariff issue is yet to be de-
cided. And there is the work which
has been started of conserving out ma
tional resources. Tafts intimate
knowledge of the Philippines and
Panama conditions are a guarantee
that the questions which must con-
stantly arise in those sections will be
solved with great fairness and intelli-
gence.
But laying all these aside. What
does Taft's election mean to the world.
The papers of all the capitals of the
civilized countries in commenting on
the outcome, see in it the refusal of the
American people to take stock in dan
gerous economic theories They see in
it the restoration of prosperity, which
has been waiting for a safe president
The conditions in Europe in the
financial world have been worse than
in this country and the coutries of the
old world rely on us to start the new
era of prosperity
Already the great industries of the
country have sent in their great orders
the suspense is over.
All that is needed is for the people
of the United States to stand behind
the president-elect
We have good man-put your con-
fidence in him.
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THE ELECTION AND WHAT Il
MEANS.

The election of Taft leaves no doubt
that the people Of the country want a
continuation of the policies of law en-
forcement and good government which
were instituted in the last two repub-
lican administrations. But above all
else 1t was quite as much a personal
triumph for Mr.. Taft as for the repub-
lican party. The magnificent way in
which Taft carried the states with the
same pluralities which Mr.. Roosevelt
had in his landslide of four years ago
was due to the confidence of the
people. And while this confidence was
IN large measure due to the fact that
Taft made no attempt To hedge or to
evade any of tho criticisms which his
opponent made of his record on the
bench, it was the logical consequence
of Taft's great career of public service
which was manifested at the polls.
The time has passed when the mag
netism Of one man or oratory without
careful thinking can elect a man. No
man in America has more magnetism
or oratorical ability than Mr.. Bryan.
Bryan had assured himself OF the ives,
but it was here that Taft showed his
great strength.
II the campaign and the election
showed anything it was that this was
a newspaper ampaign-nameiy that
people wanted to know both sides and
that their minds lay open to convic.
ton. The awful hush which lay over
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MADE LO. 6 TRIPS
TO GET THEIR VOTE
Young Men Returned to Rich
mond for Election.

Many of the city's young voters who
are employed elsewhere or are attend.
ing college were home TO vote. Sew.
eral of them came considerable dis
tances in order to cast their ballot.
but it is probable Oliver Thomas. who
journeyed from Brooklyn, n. Y. holds
the honors for long journeys. Near
ly all of those coming home to vote
have left on the return trip.
For many young men IN college, it
was their first vote and for this reas
on not to be missed. The majority of
the local contingent at the Indiana
colleges could make the trip without
interfering with their studies. Those
who came from greater distance
were handicapped somewhat. Will
Keller. who attends law school In yir-
ginia probably. came farther than any
of the college boys. VIII Virgins
came from Pittsburg and Pleasant
Unthank and Gus Huey from Chicago.
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VIM, J.. BRYAN AND FAMILY.

ment, for we have had SO many things
to console us. l hope 1 have convinc-
ed my friends that running for office
has only been an incident to my work.
My heart has never been set on hold
ing office, but wanted to do certain
work, and it looked as though the
presidency might offer the opportun-
ity to do that work. / am sure that in
private life l shall have the chance
to do something. One is not required
to hold office in order to do big
things; one is simply required to do
those things within his reach, and
that much is within the reach of each
of us.
viii Work for Reforms.
Personally shall find as much joy
being out of office, if the returns show
I must be, as l would be in office.
hope still to be of influence to bring
about needed reforms. l appreciate
very much the confidence and loyalty