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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-29
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ma swojego rzadu i jego sternika
premiera Canalejasa, to tax da.
lece, re wczoraj premier W oficy-
alnem oredziu zapowiedziai ME
odwoialne swe ustapienie, jezeii
parliament ME uchwali jego wnio.
sku o prawie, zabraniajacem, O.
twierania i tworzenia w Hiszpa-
nil jakichkolwiek nowych instytu
cyl religijnych = procz istnieja-
Icych obecnie = az do czasu, kie-
dy konkordat Watykanem 20
stanie zawarty. Canalejas chce .po-
prostu steroryzowac Stolice Sw.
prosi poparcie W tel sprawie
wszystkich wolnomyslnych be-
roznicy, zapowiadaJac, re W. ME
dalekiej przyszlosci wystapi 2
wnioskiem nowym, zupelnie juz
regulujacym stosunki rzadu Wa
tykanem.. Vice ma tenn jeszcze
ME koniec. Ciekawem bedzie
poruszenie tel sprawy W ,,korte-
ZACH, gdzie = jak wiadomo =
permier Canalajes tez WELT ME
ma przyjacioi. Kto vie, czy jesz-
cze ma tel swojej ,,regulacyi .ko-
scielnej" ME .przewroci koziol-
ka!...
Lizbona, % pazdziernika. :
Rad tymczasowy oglosil dekret
oddzielenia Kosciola Cd pahstwa,
a zarazem dekret gwarantujacy
wolnoSc siowa i prasy, Rad O.
statnio odmowii przyjecia udziaiu
W nabozenstwie "a poleglych W
rewolucyi dlatego, re pragnie W
+sprawach religijnych zachowac
Scisia neutralnosc. - Praea szyWo
EogaM9sia foIme sziego ysfalssaE
ijuz rzadu rzeezSRespehtej j prze-
mawia "a stworzeniein prezyden-
tury gabinetem ma sposob, jaki
istnieje W Stanach aZjednoczo-
nych, a ME ma sposob parlamen-
tarnych rzadow europejskich. =
Posrod praw nowych przygotowa-
nych przez ministra sprawiedliwo-
sci, jest tez wniosek prawa
rozwodzie "a obopolna zgoda. w
radzie miasta Lizbony radykali
przeprowadzili wniosek zniesienia
obwarowan i przedmurzy ochron-
nych, istniejacych przy iklaszto-
rach, ktore tax obwarowane. mo-
giyby siuzyc zakusom reakcyi
bye niebezpieczne dla wolnoSci
ludu.. MniejszoSc umiarkowana
zaprotestowala przeciw tel IL
chwale i wyszydzaia radykaiow
co sic klasztorow boja. Nastaia
awantura, ktora usmierzylo do
piero wtargniecie policyi, przy-
czem umiarkowani dobrze ober-
wall "a swe umiarkowanie. :.
Rzym, 29 pazdziernika. = Pa
piez przyja} ma prywatnej audy-
encyi nuncyusza swego W Lizbo,
ME Mnsgra Tonti; treSc audyen.
cyl ME jest znana, wiadonlo tyl
ko, re Ojciec sw. wyrazi} ubole-
wanie, re faisz klamstwo zdoia-
ly Portugalie podburzyc przeciw-
ko' klasztorom i zakonom, oraz
koScioiowi cafemu
Paryz, 20 pazdziernika. = De-
putowany Pelletan urzadzii tn ze-
branie ku czci Ferrera, giownegc
Ehiszpanskiego rewolucyonisty
straconego pred rokiem W Bar
lcelonie ma zebranm wniosf Pelle,
ltan rezolucye, swzywajaca Hiszpa
ME do zrzucenia .jarzma Koscio,
Ia, rewizyi .prawodawstwa re-
stytucyi czci Ferrera, kiedy do sa
| ii wtargnela grenada anarchistov
hiszpanskich paikami krzesia
mi uderzyla ma obradujacych. Ma
staia bijatyka generaina, ktora do,
lpiero usmierzyi wlasciciel sail, ga
szac swiatia elektryczne. Anarchi
Sci tiomaczyli sic, re urzadzil
borbe te dlatego, re So zasady
przeciwko palamentowi, ktoregc
czfonhowie byli aranzerami ze-
brania.
Petersburg, 20. pazdziernika. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-29

Hatterman CLAM pozyczaja pie
niadze ma properta, - lilo Milwaus
kes ave. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28
s.im ear.ibsm erwabus man sea. Sieiss Sla..
Sbr 8riiSer nod LANCER bier, Srd,l.
lem bon Stomm?"

Sbr 8riiSer nod LANCER bier, Srau.
lein bon Stomm2"
r9agobert lit nod bier periest,
niiien sic bas nibt? Or drbeitet,
nit 8udbaa 5riammen als Iiieiior
am bieiieen 9anoeeridt."
n@d, unb ih elaubte, er tpeilte
MIR borIbereebenb am Srte."
Oie beiben @iieiioren tparen bod.
erfreut iber bic linertpartete 9egeg.
ming. Der Sreiberr lieB Wanon
faiir, 3eit, init 8udban einiee 8orte
au pedieln.
,Sie fommen az Dem 8ale beim
Sberbiirgermeiiter, niht nabr, 9a.
~roneiie2 Sd babe mid ieit Iangc
auf cine Seitlidfeit gefreut, ieit ib
erfabren, bab Sic iif lebboft ant
Ean5e betbeilieen." Der jnnge Srei.
berr mari eitten raiden Bid auf lei.
men 8eeleiter; oils er bieien in eifri.
ger llnterbaltins nit ieiner S6pc.
tier beeriffen lab, ieste er etfpas lei.
Ter binau: SD iebne einen augen.
bid 81 elmer lGngern, unseitorten
ansiprade berbei. 9aroneiie, mol.
len sic mir bieien %eetpGbren, tpenu
id, sic bitte?"
.@enn Sic elm @eeenperipreden
geben tpoIen-sern!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28

Sbier rno trug eS an Den Stranb.
Sier iebte tie ben fIeinen &erI in ben
Sano, Der iih, faum elm @eiIfen
bon benz Shreden erbolt, nit mil.
Der Srelibe auf Tie ~itiirste uno ibr
&dnbe unb SiiBe lefte. gei6e triei.
ten bon 8aiier! 8eridiebene Stim.
men nuroen laut, man Iafte iiber
Die Sbot Der 9aroneiie, iiber ibr Der.
oorbenes 9leib un6 oergleiten mebr.
Sic blieb gang rubie. tpenbete iid an
ben Gigentbiimer bes SunSes, einen
trosisen 9enseI, Der iih breitipurig
Dor lie ~bingeitellt nnb ben Sun6 aii.
%riidforoerte, ,nb reifte INN eth
@olbitiid. .9amtt lit bas Sbter Be.
aablt, es eebort fortan mir" iaete iie.
Ser anabe niberiprad nidt, fonoern
freute iif iiber ben eiiten SanbeI unb
perihpanb nit ietnen SpieIfamera.
ben. Der $unb bIteb i'm Stranbbo.
tel, mo- er itd iebr niislth mafte als
WduiefGnser; Der Sotelier pie Ste
0ienerifaft b~ebanbelten i'm febr gut
unb fanoen SpaB an benz broaieen
9erl. Sd bin gu Gnbe. Sest lift es
3eit, oaB id our Rrbe sebe, idlafe
pobl, @aimunb."
SD oanfe Dir, W,itter, bab Oh
mir nod bieie fleine @esebenbeit er.
aGblt, id oanfe Dir iebr. sic lit in
@irflihfeit @olb mertb." gr briifte
Die Sano ieiner Wutter irn6 geIeitete
file bis our 9biir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28

auein iperbe Der grideinung nod.
ipiiren. Sic perben ai meiner Mut.
ter fein Wort perlauten laIien. Cute
Na1t."
CT idloB Die Sbiir Ieines 3im.
mers, ihob aber nidt ben Riegel
Dor, pie iebr Gamma aud aufbordte.
Manon mar our6 cine itorfe or.
faltlrng abt Gage lang ans gett se.
feiielt, nobel 2ucp bon Stamm Die
8ranfenpfleserin ipieGte; enSfif mid
oas baBli6e Sieber, unb tie fonnte
efnen fleinen Spasiergang unterneb.
men, nahbem iie lid unenoli9 ge.
iebnt, bas fallenbe 9aub unter ibren
Siiben rauihen Su boren! sic idritt
nit 2ucp grm in Mrm allf Der ItGbti.
iden Bromenabe babin nno betrafr.
tete itnnenoen Ii,ges oas peGfenoe
2aub. @enn eS nisSer sriinte uno
frii6 entitartb, tpo peilte lie bann2
9ieie Sraee beihGftiete ibr 8e-
miitb. 8obin miiroe bas Shifial
iie fiibren?
.Gs lit uns Iieb, baB Sic pieber
pobler finb-baB oieier SdpGdeon.
fan Sic aud 10 beftis iibermannte?"
plal,oerte 2ucp.
SD lit ihon otter oaran--id)
babe IN lester Seit sl ptel geoa1t."
uTbun Sic bas ni6t-aber nun
geben sic iibermcrgen beitimmt nit
mad Gbarlottenbof 5u 9eofabie 9run.
ned; fie lit cine Yeniionsfreinoin
meiner dlteiten Sdneiter unb ebenio
rteb pie Die @eridtsrGtbin. Der
Reiiepaeen lit idon beitelt, unb id
freue mid uniasbar aif ben 4usflug.
gidt pabr, sic seben mit?"
sd boffe es."
nMabame @ullbra6t meinte, Die
Sabrt mare 81 ansreifenb fir Sic
unb Imp brad beinabe IN Sbr1nen
aus, als i6 benz entidieoen piber-
iprod. Gum Slid baben ipir In Dem
Sr6ulein bon Suber einen trefflihen
8ltsabIeiter; es berriht itets elm &c.
ipannter Con 5piiden Den beiosn.
Witunter lit Der itiimme aampf ben
bic beiben Dameit alisfedten, ean5
ereoslih. 8, mir boben gon5 frieee.
ride 3uitGnee lett abt Sagenl Ma.
bome leet beeenflid Die Stirn IN
Salten unb trdst iif NIT entihetoen.
ben 8ebanfen; es 1T NIT gmmp bon
Snber elm gar all i~tnrubiges Clement
IN ibre ionit 10 artige Shoar gefom.
men. Die Suber bat Die gan5e
Sausorbnuns auf ben 8opf geitellt!
sic enttpidelt onoere, mad ibrer Wtei.
niine before aniihten unb banbelt
aiemlih e%isenmahtig Der gitten re.
ip~eftablen Dame gegeniiber. Sd
CLAUDE, uniere 1eniionsmnltter trGgt
ii1 NIT Dem @eodafen, Die feline
llnbolbin nod Sauie 81 ididen."
nTreibt's iie's pirflid arg2"
.Sebr arg-aber oa iebe id eben
meinen 8ruber nit benz aiieiior
8utbaa oaber fommen, tpoQen mir
ibnen a,ispeihen?"
80, nein, marim benn9 8leibt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28

aaein iperbe Der grideining nod.
ipiiren. Sic iperben al meiner Mut.
ter fein Wort perlauten Iaiien. Cute
Hadt."
ct idloB Die Sbiir ieines 3im.
mers, idob aber nidt ben Riegel
Dor, fpie iebr Gamma aud aufbordte.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10
B CHANGE OF FIRM.

Morris & Yates have sold their
large grocery stock to Pierce and
Asher. The deal was finally
closed Tuesday. the new firm
taking charge at once. Our
former Sheriff Mr.. J. G.. Asher
will be the head inside man and
with the large trade already
built up by the former popular
firm. the future for the new
company looks bright. The new
firm expect 10 make the business
one of the largest in any county
town in the State. keeping a
clean understandable stock selling
at price that will bring the trade
to Marion from a distance. While
We welcome the new company.
we are 10th to give up the old
one. They were good men Vho
by fair dealing are able to pass
TO their successors an enviabie
business.
A. G.. Baird of the county. was
in town yesterday and bought a
fine lot of harness and saddle Of
Dave Moore.
M. b. Moore of Tolu. gave this
Office a pleasant call yesterday.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

give YOU s pages. with 4 of them
printed in Memphis or Cincin-
natl. And then too. if we do
have a number of ads, they are
for your benefit at last and you
should read them with as much
interest as those who read Sears
& Roebuck or Montgomery Ward
and be proud YOU have a paper
that can command ads sufficient
to discard the ready print sheet.
Don't get mad at us because Of
this but come in and tell us you
are our friend and will stand by
US and with Gods help we will
stand by you until the last ditch
is crossed. Now Monday is going
to be a big day here. as well as
Monday week. so come in with
your renewals and new subscrip-
tons and we will show our APP
probation by putting the money
in new material that the old
Record-Press may be better and
better every week.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

Following is the list of grand
jurors for the March Term OF
the Circuit Court:
W. X. Bibb. 7. J. Mckinney,
W. h. Grov IS. J. c. Stephenson,
VIM Cisco, Thos. p. Hord. J. n.
Bracey. l.. f. Order. II. L,
Threlkeld. b. W. Belt. w. H.
Reynolds. W. n. Rochester. 7.
c. Gilbert. F. NJ. Chandler. J. F.
Conyer: NJ. K. Deboe. A. J. Be.
bout. d. A. Lowery, S. A,
Wheeler and S. K. Gass.
The petit jurors are; H. c,
Rice. W. F, Oliver, II. V. Stone,
w. r. Thomas. J. l.. Woodside,
Jessie H. Guess. II. A. Haynes,
Jas. A. Hill. w. H. Swansey.
T. A. Harpending. W. B. Yam.
dell. Thos. A. Enoch. Jasper
Mcdowell, J. u. G.. Cleghorn,
S. J. HUMPHREYS. j. S. Newcom,
T. p. Barnes. H. X. Woods,
Lewis James. J. B. Stephenson,
Gus Taylor, Thos. Hardin. J. H,
Robinson. G.. ID. Hughes. A. J
Duvall. w. H. Gopher. j. c,
Bourland, J. T. Hardin. w. H.
Ordway. Geo. G.. Baker.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10
A. II. FRlTTS

If you need saddle. don't fail
"a see us. We can save yea
money. We are showing the
best saddles in the State.
T. II. Cochran Il Co.
Miss Baird. dress maker at A.
:. Lavender.
Say farmers bring Us your cora
shelTed and We will grind it for
the - toll
Paris 4 Wilson.
We make the best table meal
because We make il out of the
best corn. Paris & Wilson.
X. T. BrantIey of Tradewatcr.
was in town with tobacco YES.
terday
The Boston Lumber yards are
putting % a beautiful plate glass
front for Caruahan Bros. on the
corner Of Main and Salem
streets
We have the biggest" and
best line of riding saddles ever
shown in Marion. Call and seq
Them It eSts YOU nothing 10
look /. II. Cochran & Co.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10
NOTICE.

All persons having claims
against the estate of the late
K. L. Flanary are hereby mott
fed that unless same are filed
with, me at my Office in the
Court House. in Crittenden coun-
ty. Kentucky. on or before the
twenty-third day of March. 1910,
properly proven. will be forever
barred.
By order of the Court.
J. G.. Rochester,
Commissioner.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10
W. ID. Canaan
+. Is Heath Committee.
J h. kevil
GD0D WOiR
RIGHT PRICE

Having had years of OK
perience at painting. varnlsh-
ing. repairing doors. locks.
etc. respectfully solicit the
patronage of the people of
Marion and vicinity. having
this kind of work to let
am willing 10 put my work
against tina, of the best fol-
lowing this trade. and good
work at the right prcc should
bring satisfaction
will appreciate any jobs ~
the above line thrown my way.
and guarantee TO do first class
work AT a reasonable price.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10
Lrlllenden Chapter, No. 20 X. A. N.

Marion. Ky: 1t is a sad task
and with sorrowing hearts that
we as a Committee from Our
Chapter pen these words of love
and esteem which all of our
members held for our Companion
who was taken from our midst
to his unending reward by our
Heavenly Father on Thursday.
February "a. 1910.
We are at a loss To find words
or phrases which can adequately
express to the family of our
Companion the deep and sincere
sympathy which we feel for
them in their sad hour. But we
can only refer them for comfort
where we must all loook. To that
One who said: Let not your
hearts be troubled; | 90 To pre-
pare place for you. that where
| am there you may be also"
Companion Robert l.. Flanary
2 his geniality. loving and gen
tie ways. who always had a kind
word for everyone. endeared
himself to all who knew him. and
we shall ever r, IS his presence
among VI.
Companion Flanary was eX-
allied in Crittenden Chapter, No.
20 and passed the Circle of Per
lection in Wingate Council. No.
- and was a true and faithful
member.
We hereby express our deep
sorrow in the loss we have sus-
tanned and commend his life To
those who knew him as worthy
of imitation.
We extend To the bereaved
family our tenderest sympathy
and bow our heads in sorrow for
the loss of this one whom we
had learned TO love so well.
Resolved: Tina; a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the
records of our Chapter and a
copy be presented to the wife of
our Companion
There is no fading past for such man
God blessed and seli-rcs pectlng. all
his gifts
He treasured snd fulfilled the noble
plan
That far above the earth the soul
uplifts-
His vo ce still return IN pleasant cheer,
Though no sound-waNes %iil break
the silence deep.
His grand example llngers: bright and
clear.
To cheer the sptrit, though the eyes
may weep.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

Some one said to us last week
that we had too many ads in our
paper and that if we did not stop
it, he would stop taking it. Now
friends this is not fair. If it
were not for the ads what would
we do for living. We give you
8 pages all printed at home, when
0ther papers all over the State
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

We have many interesting
letters that came in a little late
this week that will appear next
week. And let us thank all
those who are signing their
names. This is for Is, as we
never print the name or permit
any one to know who you are
without asking you.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

There is not one minister of
the gospel in this city that can
preach a sermon that will attain
better results than will be shown
bv the witnessing of a good per-
Torrance of Porter j. White S
Faust. at Majestic Theatre next
Tuesday March ID.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10
FAUST Is WILL PLAYtu

rauSJ the story old. of mans
temptation ana niS Iall. was pre-.
sented AT the GRAND last nlght
u, rortcrJ. Nhite Metropollan
company Inc acung was cA.
cellent The mechanism and the
electrical effects were superior u
those oI any production of Faust
ever seen mere. II is certainly a
good company. aided by very ef.
tecuve settings ana mechanisms.
Journal thansas city, taus.
viii De seen mere at Majestic
Theatre next tuesday, March -.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

We are giving our readers ten
pages this week and even then
VIC were compelled to leave out
much of our news as well as ads.
Next two weeks each issue will
be IL pages.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

Come in while you are in town
Monday and see us. We want
to meet you even though you are
paid up.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

On account of being crowded
for space this week, the serial
story was omitted, but it will
appear again next week.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

See the magnificent and be-.
wildering scenery ~ Porter J.
Whites big production of Faust
at Majestic Theatre next Tues.
day Marcn H..
S.. vuo l.. Pilaut oil near Fre
donna. Was iu Marion yesterday
aid while mere paid Us a pleasan,
visit lie n "a staGnch member
OF the Farmers Union and A
clever gentlemen. Such men
make COCO organization memben
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10
Notice TO tobacco Growers.

Owing to the fact that we
have been receiving so much to-
bacco that is in high order it
will be necessary to close the
factory of the Stemming Dis
trict Association after Thursday.
the 10th. until further notice.
K. +. Wheeler.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

The next two issues of the
Record will be IL pages with the
Easter addition on the oath.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

Read the nice ads in this issue
and come TO our merchants for
good bargains.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10
Chr Crutenofn aeroro .lorss
N. E. GAINES Editor and Publisher.

Entered as second-cisss matter February 9th
1907 at the postobce At Marion. Kennedy under
h9 Act Of Congress Of March ,. 1870.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

CASH ADVERTISING HATES.
CSC per inch = {. TO Foreign Advertisers.
7oc per inch = &. 90 Home Advertisers
Repeated ads one-hslf rate.
Metal bases only used for Plates and Electro>
Locals sc per line
Locals ioc Per line in twelve poilttyp-
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-03-10

One Dollar the Year in Advance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
GEORGE F. PEABODY
MADE DEFENDANT 7
Noted Banker, PhilanthrOpist.
Educator and Politician
Is Sued.
ACTION GROWS OUT OF
UTAH COAL LAND DEAL
Federal Government Is Plain
tiff; Unlawful Mining AL
legged in Complaint.
By Leased Wire to The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune,
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Gcorge Foster
Peabody of Brooklyn, banker, philan.
thropist, educator, suffragist and poll.
tician, is named as defendant in an
action brought by the federal govern.
ment in Utica today to recover S543, 900
for alleged unlawful appropriation of
1900 acres of coal lands in Carbon
county, Utah. The suit was brought in
that jurisdiction because Mr.. Peabody
has legal residence at Lake George.
According to the papers fled by At.
torney General Wickersham in the
United States district court, Mr. Pea
body is alleged to have taken possession
of the land in question some time prior
to 1899 and to have mined 362 900 tons
of coal on the property between Jan
uary, 1899, and June, 1900.
The authorities charge that the land
is part of the public unsurveyed domain
and that by assuming possession and
mining the coal, Mr.. Peabody has
caused the public interests to suffer to
the amount of $543,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
BRYAN DECLARES
FOR COUNTY OPTION
Nebraskan Says Democracy
Must Divorce Itself From
Liquor interests.
BY Leased Wire to Tho Tribune

By LcaScu VITO 10 Ino lrlDunc-
LINCOLN, Ncb., Feb. 12.-W. j. Bryan
has come out hatfooted for county option
In Nebraska. He takes steps In advance
of this, and declares Democracy must di-
vorce Itself from the liquor interests. be-
cause an alliance with tho saloon can
generally be regarded as an alliance with
vice The saloon he says, Is constantly
used to debauch politics and to prevent
the Intelligent consideration OF public
questions. The liquor interests, he de-
clares. made themselves odious at the
last session of the Nebraska legislature
by preventing the submission of the in
itiatlve and referendum.
Mr.. Bryan declares the right OF gov
ernnent to regulate the sale OF liquor
cannot be denied. and the right TO make
the county the unit of regulation is just
as plain. The people who pay the taxes,
he contends. should have n voice In de-
termining the system TO be employed for
regulating the sale OF liquors
Mr.. Bryans proDounccment Will appear
as an editorial In the forthcoming issue
of his Commoner under the heading, THE
Liquor Question In Nebraska one sig
ni'icant passage is as follows. The
loon-not every one but n rulc-is an
alliance with vice and is constantly used
TO debauch politics and 10 prevent the in
tcllleent consideration OF public questions
The liquor interests interfere in all mat
tors that may even remotely affect their
interests.
The Democratic party cannot afford TO
act as the mouthpicce OF the liquor in
tercsts 1t can have nothing In common
with the selfish, mercenary and con-
scicncelcss crusade that the liquor inter
the state-against private virtue and pub
lie morals"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Inspired Editorial by ''Review"
Discusses Fairbanks Incident

"But even the all embracing liberty
of the vatican,' continued INC Review.
'cannot include the Methodist organ
ization, which entered Rome through
the breach made September 60, 1870,
with Garibaldi g red shirts, Many an,
imositics have resulted, but they have
made no change in the spirit or the sys-
TEN of the Methodists. Their organiza-
tion does not minister to the wants of
visiting Methodists here. but is directed
toward pcrverting the faith Of the peo-
pie.
FNot only that, but the Methodists
have always been bitterly and avowcdly
anti-papal, eagerly welcoming every OPP
portunity TO discharge their venom
against Catholicism. Statistics, compiled
by themselves, show that the cost Of
making single Roman Methodist
averages 1000 francs ($l400). In the
last forty years they have spent 12,
100000 francs in this unholy work Of
proselyting Catholics, especially Cath
olic children.
"Mr. Fairbanks did not know these
facts or he would not have given his
promise TO speak in the Methodist
church twenty-four hours before the
time fixed for his audience with the
pope. Otherwise he would have under
stood how incompatible was his public
appearance in this hotbcd of anti
Catholic proselytism and anti-papal bit
terness with an audience with the
pope
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
DAYTON, Feb. l2.-John Hays Ham.
mond, president of the National League
of Republican clubs, was ope of the
principal speakers at the banquet of
the Ohio League of Republican clubs
tonight.
Mr.. Hammond declared that he had
found from investigation that griev-
ances existing in the ranks of the Re
publican party are petty and not
fundamental and more imaginary than
real, and that it is in time of political
inactivity that factional differences and
chickering's arise. He continued in part;
"In political crises of this kind Ohio
has always been conspicuous for her
loyalty to country and party.
"There is n growing demand on the
part Of the electorate of the country
that the national platforms of the great
political parties shall represent the re-
spective issues for which these parties
contend; that these platforms shall say
what they mean and mean what they
say and that ambiguous or disingenuous