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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-20

present an outline for action at the
next meeting
kewanee Couple Married.-A quiet
wedding was celebrated at the home
of Rev. G. A. Bryner and wife at 1915
Second avenue when the latter's sis
ter, Miss Stella G. Smith, and Bert
Nash, both of Kewanee, were married
Monday evening at $50, Rev. Mr..
Bryner performing the ceremony. The
attendants were J. c. Greene of Bland
irgsville, ILL.,, and Miss Alice Lineber-
ger of New Orleans, who is sister
of the bride. Several relatives of the
couple were present to witness the
ceremony and following it refresh
ments were served. The bride and
groom departed for Kewanee to make
| their future home there.
| Passes Waterworks Ordinance
East Moline is rapidly drawing to the
| completion of its preparations for a
| waterworks plant, the large steel tank
| being in the course of construction,
and Monday night at continued
meeting of the city council a water
works ordinance was passed. The or
ldinance provides for the laying OF
water mains in the city of East Mo
line and it covers all territory south
of the railroad tracks. The other i'm
i portant business transacted during the
Ievening was the appointment of com
mittees by Mayor Johnson. At the
last meeting all city appointments
were made and now the place has its
full quota of officers. The following
committee were appointed: Finance
and ordinance, c. Daniels. p. E
STANCE and Bid Woodruff; streets and
alleys and police, p. E. STANCE, Car
Dralle and c. Daniels; buildings
grounds and printing. w. F. Salzmann
F. d. Wylie and Carl Dralle: water
light and claims. Bid Woodruff, F. D
Wylie and C. Daniels.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-20

and absolutely safe medicine for persons of Under the
purifying and S. S. the system built
whose health has been impaired because of the drain and worry
old will be douby benefited by its Special book Sores
Ulcers any medical S. S.
SWIFT SPECIFIC ATLANTA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-20

begins to heal, and It
is not a surface cure,
but the healing process
begins at the bottom;
soon the pain and in
hammation leave, the
discharge ceases, and
the place fills in with
firm, healthy flesh.
S. S. S. is purely
vegetable, made only
from roots and herbs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-05-20

Fruit Growers Organize.-South Mo.
line fruit growers TO the number of
Is met Saturday in the town hall and
organized fruit growers association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

How many American women in lonely homes today long for this blessing to come into their lives, and to be able to utter these words, but because of some organic derange- ment this happiness is denied them.
 Every woman interested in this subjet; should know that prepara- ton for healthy maternity is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
Ssych oIogY of proofreadinu

lo t0" unitiat'd th.S is ! forloyn and haSgatsi fe''ie iut to those withiu sne va!e f "lit.'r~ the cas3iae 1eccs4l.. tus II bAgii' ta nr sttrfe'ise f atir tsa,t= retns h!3as"it With t!le psychology a,r. pa5s no atteation to tAe rrootteadia s'ap" He aleratfo}ts ot= he aiud a}t uoi iieli!ed t4 gay one las1. hU' .y tend [" III. True obsn.s atiae iurai,vS thl"" oPPratien> "f tH. mind. aud these art. directed to the foeH tie meaning and the resa,iatfr 0f the rhnr obsefNed here Is no task that r,- Gu'rcs combinatjoa Of these artiet. ties. ia lively u>e at ,lr sane lime. a, prooffeading. "nn nIay Vr;se Ill rssa} OH constSaeti"aH iiinitatiouS. the range Of prntol a>Hje enrrey. of ihc bna1.,= aries Of isiatoai, lore. bGt d most an. ot these only rc4HireN two "f thr incl lectial activities. hla pfoofrcadjn@ ra anfiTs taan ali. Ono state Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
aN1merB.

TRmucrs nre represented on rna monuments of Egypt twenty centuries before our era They greatly resemhIe'l the haniner now in use. save that there were Il" e.aAs OH the back for the cx- traction ef nails Th" first hammer was undoubtedly stoar held In the hand Claw hammers We're Invented some fine turing the middle ages. IT, luniinatei manuscripts II thp eleventh century represent carpenters with claw hammers Hammers 1T" of all sizes. from the dainty lmeats used by the itsweea. which veis1 less than half an o1urr. tp the gigantic fifty Ion ham. lner af Ah}f.h'liIlljn& establishments
 sotr of which weieh IS nilleh as fifty tou~ In,. haz. a faiI.n4 force U ffo" n.ilt'5. la Il iHifI-r, I.zevy trsalr ,rt> its o". ss ll,, o9su "'tY v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
BANKERS TO MEET
 IN PINE BLUFF
'-Nf"0il"e Cammittr Names E. (. pan.
 eH aairman of Group No. :.

Y ss#..#t=.=# Aleetiaa 0f the ArKIu- >"s State 'toahers Association the S''''e WIS dHided into seven groups 1T of'J't that the bands of caca group '1i-2l hold meetings of that -ronp ana s.t |. closer touch with each '1ne. aaJ5 n" Camden Herald. Qua 1h!i7 county is in Di5trict No. {. RIG" Il ,te the Pine Bluff District. In tsttAlti with the recommendation VI S4o Stat" meeting the executive Go!A1lttre of the Association is ap- 1olatine chairman for each group.
 This "''ek Alr F. C. Powell, cash;e. 9i Merchants and Planters Bank Of snls 2!iy, received notice that he had peen appointed chairman of ggoup No l. He "as also advised that he should aa2ae a date for the meeting of the oahHers of this group. The first meet lIa$; will probably be held in Pine Bluff, as it is the largest city in the district and gives name to this di~ vision, At some future date Camden Will no doubt have opportunity 10 en- teFsaiH the bankers Of this district.
 This appointment, coming as il did as $ surprise b Mr. Powell is quite an honor, and one that is most credit able to him and 10 the Institution with which he is connected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

Ike Ham las returned fr5on trip to NeGt hpc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

| SoHes Hossters Candy Marueactursr,
 Grocery Jobbers Sv.c, kUi,..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
FORT SMITH BOYS
 COMING IN STYLE
'"rdcr Cit! Branch Will Give >rri,> "i Entertainments To Deiral
 Cost oi Pine Binil Trip.

Tha, the EaIH saata 4falag45~ F.u c,ezs will travel .o taeia a4Haa4 state convection ;u Pine hluff ncA. ypa} II high style and break tao record roa representation ut the 4reat st.,5r meet ing. was fully drteruined Sat4eda, Iafterneou when tine ftaFoDyr~ perfect ed plans Tor raising a Iuud To meet all expenses Of the trta says the Fort smith 'Fimre Tn, meeting VAS held !in the council chambers and vas largely at, nded bN thc Knights oi the Grip. II K. Al2ers Wa appointed chairman and ]. F: sltidmore scerc- tarY
 It Wal decided that thc tirSt 0. series ot entertainments to bc siyea to raise money for q special tran would bo presented oh the night of No9em6o., 1S lh the GEand opera house. < very elaborate musical and oratoricai pro gram ia to De arranged fer the benefit. The best local talent that can 3a SC I'M " "h'i 'N ''A tl' I'I b1 'tll filtu, ti( addition to that, John n. Moore, for- mcf president of the Arkansas Tray elers association. Wili deliver his ia mons address OR the Great amcri- can Drummer. Afr. Moore has gained reputation throughout the state 45 an orator. He has made great pF9- pafatioh on this particular speech and II will be of interest aud Instructive to all parties interested iG promoting public good
 Knowing well the many propositions me retail and wholesale merchant Is cnlnpelled to face by home talent ell teltainment promoters huYdenins them with requests to advertise OH pro grams. the Nrkans;iW Travellers de- cided, Saturday. that they would no. present any such reqHest to the busi- ness men. The program that is to b2 prepared is 10 be strictly aR Arhan- saw Travellers publication. The Tray elcrs will also promote the entert4n- men5 by personal interviews vti, their patrons and this fact alone as- snrts success to the undtrtakiA4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink han's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills. and has positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacenents, inflammation, uleera- tion, flbroid tnnors, irregularities, periodic pains, baekache, that bear ing-down feeling, tlatulency. iildiges. ton, dizziness ornervous proStration. Why don't you try it:
 Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women 10 write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
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"LA BELLE RUSSE" FRIDAY NIGHT

The attraction at the Elks Thea ire November 6 will be David Belas eos emotional society drama 'I.s, Belle Russo (The Beautiful Russian} which ran for over five months at Wallack's Theatre, New York. 'rhc company is under the direction os :f.t DorneriIunt Go, starring the talent ed actress, Miss Ethel Fuller in ih2 leading role of Geraldine. in which sine has lnet with such remarkable success. The suporting company and the stage settings are in keepins with the high standard of merit of the Belaseo pIa1s which have always ap- peaIed b oar local theatregoers The rights for the road tour were secured by the Dorner-Hunt Co. through Frank E GoodH u. the New York mdNa1oF.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
LYDIA E. PINkHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Mrs. Maggie GlImer, of West Union, $. C,writes to Mrs. pulkham
 II was greatly rundown in health from weakness peculiar to my sex, when Lydia F. Pinkham' Vegetable Componntl was recommended t, me. It not only restored me to perfect health, but to my delight am mother"
 Mrs. Josephine Hall, of Bardstown, Ky. writes:
 .. ] was very great sufferer from female troubles, aud my physician failed to help me. Lydia l.. Pink <ha,n's Eege- table Compound not only restored me to perfect health, but am BOW a proud
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

Dan Taylor. assistant attorney %@la- eral oI the State, vii! arrive today and vii! east his vote hera for Bry; Il and Kern. He will re5arn to the rapi- tai this afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

Ciaud Burrows, the St. Louis tray cling man. is in the city calling oh his trade
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

Moody Barrett or SherrilI has ge- turned home after spending several iays in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
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-ineoIn Realty =. to ] t.ora#a5.. warranty deed i.ot &Sz 1IoaE z, .le.5t addition Nc. 2, 5000
 Lincoln Really Co. to=f;aso5 Holm :. warranty deed Lot ;;;7l.. block :, .feal5 add. No 9, 5000
 Lincoln Realty Co To Walter rAf,s. "3ftaaty deed. Lot 2o. block : .Ie,,,4 ai.f No. ., $2ao0.
 David r, Foreman to Mt. \ $. 6ij5z soa lots and and 6 l-2=Iot 9. blk. II. town Of Iiediield, $l.l2.'.77.,.
 IAe LIaaL Laa reluned lram tria lo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

" L. lliN has aeelptet :. position as salesman with the HenrE Max Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03

Use pneumo Emollant for sore throat or pain in the chest, II I'm
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
Star Theatre Changes Hands S

efforts viii be made each week TO have
only the finest yaudeville acts obtain,
able and the pictures will be the very
latest Oh the market. Mrs. Maroney,f
wife 81 the new manager, viii sing
E the Illustrated songs and is sure 10
make q hit. She has SUNG for two
seasons Ii the Windsor theatre II 81.
Paul ana was one of the chief ttrac-
! TONS of that house. She has Al fine llla,
soprano voice: and will undoubtedly
be d faVorite of7 the star udiences.s
For this week the attraction is
Frants, Gaesar Co. ia a snystl tying
act called substtiit ion. 4 This is the
fIrst time that this com pany has ever
appeared IN q city Of this size and the
people og Devils Lake viii ne given ,
treat The pictures this wee are
good and Kan II whole the anowf u
perhaps the best hat has been ~ the
star for rome time.
e
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23

4 Saturday afternoon Il deal was q con- ~
Ssumated vherebg ar y lo asaE=
editor 81 tie Inter-o ocean, bought ou 1':
the interest d Ray Z Dung n the Star
theatre and viii hereaf ter itni ". ".
rhe star has been one Of the most '1,'a
popular places 81 rntasennent " the
state since MI. YOUNG has been man mar I
ager and during his reign CT ne hs aatis
gof the play house ha.a built Up 3 flrst,
class place of anus ement and lt5 has sas
been liberally lied by the pee a-s
lie 81 Devils Lake, yho appreel afe
the efforts of the rna ageneIat II tf I'VE
Ing 10 bring only fass very best ngs
Il III The way az enter ainnent here. si
fne new n,anag esnent of the star
Wishes ia assare siaany patrons s of
& he house run 90 q, sas
q came strictly III moral and enters lnitu'g
lIres mat 1t has 10 the paat and special tais
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
SAYS, DEVILS D / LAKE K
.S55 '|==%@&=@ .s@sA ..asS....S.a E-. ----@
S WIDE OPEN
Travelling Man Says that law is Far From Being
Enforced

of what he has done along this line.
are laughable. At no time within the
past five years has the city of Devils.
Lake been SO wide open as at the.
present. There have been during the
past summer and are now In opera
ton at least five houses of pleasure
three white and two, black, and at
least six blind pigs where beer is sold
over the counter to any one. who may
call for 1t and who has the price.
This condition is so notorious that it
Is the common talk on the trains that
Devils Lake is the. most wide open
town in the state. If your sheriff and
states attorney do not know about it
it is because they do not want to see
or lack the sense Of smell If either
one of them would stop at the inter-
section of 4th street and Kelly avenue
for about half g minute and perk up
tneir noses the stencil of beer would
lead them to the various places where
it is dispensed to all who have the
price over the bar, by the glass or the
bottle. Your states attorney and
sheriff are in a class by themselves
as 4reformers. Allow me to suggest
to them that they tackle the Niger
dives and blind piggers first before
they attempt to tear down legitimate
business places. "A Travelling Man.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23

= We are in receipt Of the following
Communication which we publish for
what it may be worth. AS for us we
feel that the situation as put by the
writer is a bit exaggerated, never.the-
less conditions surely are not as clean
in this city as the states attorney
would have people believe. The arti-
Gle which comes to us from a travel
ing man, who makes this town regu-
larly, reads as follows:
> Prohibition Law Not Enforced.
! am a travelling man and have
made Devils Lake a stopping place
for the last five years. Last Saturday
evening I was glancing over the Dew
lis Lake Journal and I noticed the
picture of the states attorney on the
front page. In the same place in
which his picture appeared was his
platform setting forth the iniquity of
the drug stroes and what terrible
things heswoulds do If he were reflect
ed. In another part OF the same paper
was statement of what purported to
be his record I'm the line Of, the en-
forcemens9of the prohibitory law and
what he had done to;suppress the So
scial evil. rs Il person who knows
what the actual facts are the plat
form adopted by him and his claims
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
RELFoRD is INEXPENSIVE

IN the write up of the various cam
dldates which appeared in the .Jonr.
nal last week it was stated that SHEER.
III Bedford had run the office at a
much less expense than his predeces-
sor. We have taken the trouble tn
look this up and find that the Office
was, run at smaller expense by Mr..
Bedford for the same period of time
than it was by Mr.. Jack Mclean.
But the reason is very plain. The rec
ords also show that during Mr. Nc
Leans administration of the Office be
hao le5 prisoners, as against 12o IN
DER Mr.. Belfords administration. Dur
ing this same time Mr.. Mclean took
Ii prisoners to the penitentiary. MIR.
Beiford has taken two and these were
left for him by Mr.. Mclean. The ex.
pense of taking prisoner to the peni-
Tertiary amounts to about 10000 so
That item alone would account to
about $11O0. Then again Mr. Mclean
did his own work, with the assistance
OF his deputies and did not have a
great expense to the county in the
way of detective hire by the states at
torney. This should also be added to
the credit Of Mr. Mclean. A man who
simply sits in his Office and attends
to what is handed to him is not az
likely to incur expence as much as a
| man who is active in the discharge Of
his duty and is out after the offenders
as was Mr.. Mclean. We give these
figures so that the public may not be
misled to think that Mr.. Belford has
been such saving to the county when
In reality he was simply doing less
than his predecessor. Personally Mr..
Bedford Is fine fellow, he has made
may friends by his general good fell
loWship, most everybody likes Billy
Bedford. The fact is he is too good a
fellow to make a success as sheriff.
No one is attacking MIR. Bedford per
sonally, the people however do not
believe that he is the proper man for
the important Office to which be as
pires and for that reason are going to
vote for their own candidate, who is
also a good fellow. George Mclean is
young man of excellent qua]i6ca-
tons, was nominated by the republi-
cans by the primary method, and thus
is the choice of all the republicans OF
the county. The republicans feel that
through him they will get better ad.
ministration than can be had with Mr..
Belford in the Office, and it lis ex.
pected that George will poll the old
time republican majority the Bird OF
November.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23

IS. On Monday afternoon and evening,
Oct. 10, occurred an event which will
long be remembered in this locality
by the principals and invited guests
who assisted in the celebration of the
.twenty-fifth anniversary of the. mar
rage of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Garske
of Garske, N. Oak. s 3..:.%
7%s$ At 300 p. M. the guests began 70 ar"
rive and continued to come until the
spacious residence was well filled with
! friends who wished to avail them ~
selves Of this opportunity to show
h their esteem for the worthy couple
who had lived In their midst since the
early eighties. = sasS . /. :, -
] ..t Mr.. and Mrs. Garske We're married 'is
at Wausau, Wis, Oct 10th, 1883, and and
4 have made their home In Webster
township since March. 1885. Eight
children were born to them, namely,
Clara (Mrs. P. Duchene),, Max. Paul,
Agnes; Herman, Arthur, Lottie, 'a q.
Alfred all of whom reside with their cir
parents with the exception of the mar
ried danghte .:sss
' s5ss Besides the ownership Of several
hundred acres 5of land, .resid ences and 70 4
premises are evidence that Mr.. searsk'e
s5is a good stpyes tof the sturdy German Trrg 3
81, characteristic of thrift and integrity
\ from which spring some Of our best
citizenship, while the interior 80 OF the @ 2
B mansion bespeaks taste 3 and refine Inc
{ snent for the mistress
Rev. Meisel acted as master Of c ere
& monies, and q delectable repaast. W s'sl
served by Mrs Mary M Bride, assist ssh 4
fsed by Others. 8
& II. and Mrs. Garske were 4 the IS q
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
4 SILVER
I. !. 6 WEDDING

cipients of many useful and expensive
gifts, among which were an oak china
closet, a five-piece engraved silver set
in bright finish, a four-piece silver set
IN dull finish, several other full sets
silverware, and numerous single arti-
clesyof considerable value. !.
/ In general it was pronounced an ex-
ceptionally enjoyable occasion, and
the pleasant return of many more an
niversaries to Mr.. and Mrs. Garske
was the parting wish Of all.
Among those; present were: Mr..
and Mrs. p. Duchene and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Gehrman and children,
VIM. Heidelberg, Chas. Garske and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wass and
children, Mr. and Mrs. A, G. Simpson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Serumgard and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. S s. Davis and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Conner and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Thwing, Mr..
and Mrs. ". D.. Ellis and child. Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Rudser, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
o. Lee Mr.. and Mrs. H.. O. Lee, Mr..
and Mrs r. Traynor, Mr.. Baker
and son, Mesdames Jos. 4 Baker, +.
Brusch, josie e. Baldwin, Mary Nc
Bride, r. ]: Bosses; Misses valborg
Lee, Ernely .Rudser Rachel Newgaard,
Ringa johnson, Nellie Lee, orvidia
Lee, TIiIga samuelson, Agnes Lee,
Blanche Lee, Anna Garske; Messrs.
r. Mcbride, j.. Mcbride, q. "a. Neidby,
Earl Ellis, Martin Larson, Victor Lee,
Gerhard ]. Benson Iyer Iverson, A =&A.
Aarsby, g. i, Ellis, Gunder Erickstad,
Donald Baldwin; IL Benson, o,
Item, B. Walker, E. Bottol fson
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
ROlLA TO RETAIN
COUNTY SEAT
Supreme Court Decided in Favor of
Defendant Wednesday

The Rollett county seat case that
has been in litigation for some time
was decided by the supreme court
Wednesday in favor Of the defendant,
the city of Rolla. The court refused
to issue writ of mandamus as was
prayed by the plaintiffs, and the coun-
ty seat will remain in Rolia. $S '.
Burke, Middaugh & Cuthbert, OF this
city and H. e. Plymot, of Rolia, were
the attorneys for the defendant.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
sgoTIcE or mEuTsga a 60

I'D, Notice is hereby given thai I'M com!
pliance with ArticleSsI G, EhHpf.s 81. Ylss-H
4esed Codes N. d. q Dos and Sec. "a.
Chapt los session laws 1907 the Judges
and Inspectors or election OF The Fol-
Lake meet At the Following polI-
ing places as Boards on Reg istrHGipn On
Tuesday the p III day OF Oct. SaS, aSS
until 8 o'clock ID, M, for the nas acsaa
o. rsv5sinE, correcting and coInuleSings
the RegisteE OF Ialscta rs Tor voters o11S
said precincts
ss.-tst IDev
Engine houSe.
Na, zo,zna Ward of I,svil
Ss No. III i'm aty oa UevtlH ATE.
east Of gssIiy ia re shsri ffI
West og Eel III ssaI, aRfs g sss
villa IIofaa.
|Ss Ioatgs al Devil ssist,
this 22aEt day p1 Oct.
d ssg
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23

1T had been hoped by, the reppbli-
cans that there would be no mud
Singing in the present campaign.
Things ran along. smoothly until d few
days ago ri when the mud batteries.
of the opposing party were npaned
with Silver the Great in command
They waded out into deep wateri and
now are into the mud SO deep that
they; will never be able TO set ont I:
Their muddy policies causes the pub
lication by the publican prass or
the state Of faets which it had been
hoped would not have TO be brought
ont. ~ b I'D !
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23

lsse, Free Coinases-1e, to-.
~ reply that, If protection =Shas
elais ito thousands, the gold standard
has slain tts tens Of thousands. y
Williana ]. Bryan: speech at Demo
cratic National Convention, July, 1885,
81 "rhs Democratic party has begun a
war of determination against the gold
standard Wesask no quarter; we give
40 quarter. We shall prosecute cur
warfare until there Is not an American
citizen who dares TO- advocate thu gold
standard J: Tou ask whyf We reply
lat the gold standard u a conspiracy
against tho human race; and that we
should no more Join 10 1t than we would
an army . destroy our homes and to
destroy our families" William .Js8ry-
an ); speech % Aibany, NJ, August,
aaes. !, !, $ !: .s8.s :. ~.