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CLEVELAND’S TRIBUTE TO TAFT. Probably no higher tribute has been paid to the Republican candidate for president than that of Grover Cleveland in an article written a short time before his death. In part he said: “There Is a fear on my part of being misunderstood in what I am about to say, but surely the fair-minded man must realize when he considers my attitude toward my own party, all now a matter of Immutable record, that it is prompted by a sense of simple fairness. Personally and officially I have had the opportunity of knowing many things concerning Mr. Taft that were not a matter of general knowledge, and his large share in the conduct of our national affairs in very recent years. His excellence as a federal judge in Cincinnati is something not to be underestimated or overemphasized, for should he come to the presidential chair the qualities which made him a judge of high ability, which I know him to have been, will he the most needful to him as president of the United States. His high ideals of honesty and of relative justice, his great capacity for severe labor, and his humorous wisdom in the face of the serious problems are attributes equally valuable and commendatory to a people seeking him in whom they may repose the trust of their collective interests while they turn their increased attention to their pressing individual demands."

government guarantee of bamk deposits. Two years ago It looked as though it would be government ownership, but- it was sure to be gorernment something or other. All the ideas which Bryan has championed resolve themselves Into the one idea which is the core of Socialism, that only by government shall mankind be saved from itself. Guaranteeing bank depos its is only ttte open form which it takes for the present occasion. The real danger lurks in the background of insincerity.—New York Sun (Dem.).

ANTI-TAFT NEGBO. (Continued from page 1.)

Encouraging Recklessness. (Chicago Inter Ocean.) It is a pretty and consoling spectacle when An Oklahoma bank has failed to see the state intervene and instant ly relieve the anxiety of its deposi tors. Yet it is an entirely safe, prophecy that because of this law the percen tage of bank failures will be higher in Oklahoma than elsewhere. And some day so many banks may fail, because of the encouragement thus given tc reckless banking, that the resources ol the public treasury will also fail and the state itself go into bankruptcy.

CHURCH NOTES. ' The Lord’s Supper will be celebrated at the Witherspoon Presbyterian church. Sept 27, the doors will he open for the reception of members at both morning and evening service?.

Quarterly meeting tomorrow at Simpson chapel. Rev. H. J. Callis of Tones Tabernacl** will preach the Sacramental sermon at 3 o’clock every* body is invited.

Fremont Free Baptist church, 2124 Vfartindale avenue—Services: Sunday school 9:30 a. m.jpreaching 10:45 a. m. and 7:30p.m.; prayer meeting Tuesday evening; commnnion, fourth Sunday in each month. You are invited to attend our meetings. Rev. Jos. Anderson, pastor; Mrs. Emma Turner, el k.

Rev. F. F. Young pastor of 1st Bap* tlst church, N. Ind’pl’s, sp^nt last Sun day in Muncie, visiting bis brother and filled the pnlpit at Calvary Baptist church, which is progressing nicely. The pastor will preach tomorrow. An entertainment will be given at the residence of Mr J. Jones this evening Last Sunday the services at Union Tabernacle were well attended. Tbe I. R. Circle reported #90.00; the J. R. Circle $58.00; many have not yet reported, many of the members gave their note for *5 and $10, Services to morrow conducted by the pastor, communion in the afternoon.

BRYAN ON PENSIONS.

Years ago, before his leadership of the Populist wing of the Democratic

party brought him into demand on tba/ fendant last above named *• hereb y not.fiedof

Complaint for Divorce.

State of Indiana. Marion County, as: In tbe Circuit Court of Marion County, State of

Indiana. . No. 17156.

Cora Maiie Lagson vs Arthur GarfieldLawson BE IT KNOWN, That on the 15th day of September, 19o8. the above named plaintiff by her attorneys, filed in the ofiSceof the Clerk of the Circuit court of Marion county, Sfateof Indian^, her complaint against the above uum ed defendant Arthnr Garfield Lawson andVhe said plaintig having also filed in said clerk’s officethi affidavit of a competent person.show ing that defendant, Arthnr GarfieldLawson, is not a resident of tbe State of Indiana, and said cause is for divorce and that the above named defendant is a nocessary party thereto and whereas said ptaintifi having by endorsement on said complaint required said defen. daat to appear in said conrt, and answerdemur thereto on the 16th day of November. 1908. Now therefore, by order of said court, said de

lecture platform and made him a man of great wealth, William J. Bryan was a newspaper editor and a* congress man. His work was done on the Omaha World Herald, and here is what he said at that time (1895) on the question -of pensions for the Union soldiers: "The next session of congress will have to wrestle withjme deficiency of $36,000,000. This is on account of pensions. This appropriation for pensions for the next year must not be less than $150,000,000. It is therefore easy arithmetic to perceive that the appropriations that congress must make for pensions next session must aggregate not less than $186,000,000. "This tremendous sum would In itself be enough to ruin a reasonable government. One would not complain if it were an honest debt, but a large proportion is not debt, because it was never earned by any act of patriotism or heroic service. The government is held up and despoiled of no mean portion of this, and it seems helpless to defend itself. One cannot help be ing curious to know how many years it will take to exhaust the generation which feels injured by the war. It la safe to say that never did a generation display such remarkable longevity.” How do the old veterans like that kind of a man for president?

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JUST AS IT WAS IN 1896 AfjD 1900. "It Is no different Bryan who is running for president this year. As the days pass it becomes increasingly clear that the Intelligence of 'the country will have to contend in 1908 against essentially the same desperate appeals to cupidity and Ignorance and thriftlessness 'ks were made in 1896 and again in 1900. “A Bryan campaign without quackery would be welcome, but it would be inconceivable. The quack feature ol Nebraskan’s canvass this year is to be his anti-panic specific of a *

New Phone 2366, 77. W. HYDE Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law Notary Public, Pension Claims filed Vouchers Executed. Real Estate loan Room 317 UNITY Building. 147 E. Market St. New Phone 3280 engrnning Edward J. , X a PP , ® r > Successor to Leonard Schurr WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY Clocks Silverware and Cut Glass. Watch and Jewelry repairing. No 338 Indiana Ave., Indianapolis

ought to be free in expressing those opinions. Tbe Informer has no reason for thinking that any intelligent snd honest persons within or without 1 hr churches in question want to see our colored bishops abandon their right to engage properly and with dignity and fearlessness in political discussion. There is one fact, however, that all should retnember in the present agitated state of the public mind, and that is that the bishops are powerless to force the people into blindly following any groop of men, whether bishop* or not. Any movement of themenbers of the episcopal order ot thee lored Methodist churches to unite' in an attempt to force the clergy and laity or either into supporting Taft would instant y caune such a reaction asgieatly to add to the already growing senti ment of the Negro voters agai sst be m in who officially endorsed, in an an nual report, as secretary of war, Roosevelts det-picable and infamous discharge of a hundred and sixty-stven brave black veterans.

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CAN BREWERS BUY INDIANA?

“Money talks,” tut can it buy an honest pian’s vote in Indiana this fall? We think not, and so we are confident that the well-laid plans of the moneyed brewers and saloon men will fail in this state this year. Their one desire is to block^all temperance legislation that the Republicans propose, and incidentally they have hone of nullify ing and making of no effect the laws now in force. To do this they have all joined the Democratic party and “chipped in” to finance it to victory. Had -the Republican party bid for brew ery boodle and assistance, it would have had it. It thinks more of the well-being and social righteousness of all the people, especially the coming citizens of the state, than it does of a temporary brewery-bought party ad

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Indiana beer sellers and beer makers are all in politics, but they are not “good party men.” They are no “slaves to party,” not they. They aim to be slave drivers of a party for their ^own trade advantage. It’s “business”with them, and this year the Democratic organization has agreed to answer their whip and do their wfll. It is not a novel experience to that party, but this year there is more unanimity among the Democratic leaders and the brewers than usual. Will the rank and file of that party answer the whip? We think not. Their patriotism and their manhood call on them to reprove their “lead ers,” who are really drivers this year, J;>y voting to elect Jim Watson as governor of the state and a Republican legislature that is pledged to furthei temperance legislation.

Complaint for Divorce-

state of Indiana. Marion County, ss: la the Circuit Court of Marion County, in th,* State of Indiana. No. 17112.

Complaint for Divorce.

William Bowers vs Ella Bowers BE IT KNOWN. That on the 3rd day of Sept, 1938, the above named plaintiff by his attorneys, filed in tbe office of th*’ Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion County in the Slate of. Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendant, Ellra Bowers, and the said plaintiff having also filed in *aid Clerk’s office tbe affidavit of a cumpetant person, showing that said defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and saiti cause ia for divorce a«d that the above named defendant is a necessary party- thereto and whereas said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint required said defendant to appear in said Court, and answer ordemur theretoon the 2nd

day of November, 1908.

Now Therefore, by order of said Court said defendant last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against her and that unless she appear and answer or demur thereto, atthe calling of said cause on the 2-nd day of Noovember 1908, the same being the first judical day of a terra of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the City of Indianapolis, on the 1st Monday in November 1908. said complaint and l he matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined 1 n her

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the filing and pendency of said complaint against him and tbatunless he apeear and an svrer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the 16th day of November, 1908, the same being tbe 13th judicialday of said court^ tobe.’un and held at the Conrt Honse in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in November, 1908,said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence.

LEONARD M. QUILL, Clerk. Jas.T. V„ Hill, Atty for plaintiff.

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Mrs. Mary Hunterhas returned from a pleasant trip to Chicago, Roy Hooter left Saturday for Chicago to vi>-it his mother. W. B. Breedlove was in Chicago last week.

Seymour Miller left iaturday for Chicago, for permanent residence where he will astume charge f the usiness of the late B. M. Glasby his brother-in-law.

Simplification of court procedure and the need of providing a poor man with all the rights before the courts enjoyed by his wealthier neighbor are popular reforms that are growing in favor, even of lawyers. In his latest public address Attorney General Bingham de Clares for a law making it e&sy for a citizen of limited means to bring into court any suit he may have and be as sured that prompt judgment will be given. The law s delay has worked much injustice to the poor litigant as against his wealthy opponent. Thij our able attorney general recognizes and he promises to endeavor to bring to the people of Indiana a law that will reform present procedure in both lower and higher courts to the end that exact and equal justice in the courts may be had by all so unfortunate as to need their arbitration in matters of dispute. "Jim” Bingham stands for the poor man and his rights at all times, and in this latest speech of his he proves It again, making evident once more that his defeat on election day would be little short of a calamity to the state. In his keynote speech at Fort Wayne Jim Watson did more than plant himself with both feet on the local option plank of our platform. He proved that the Republican administration ol Indiana has been really money-saving as well as money-spending compared with its predecessors in office; thal while the cost of managing the 'state has increased naturally, there has been no needless extra^gance in se curing the present high efficiency all admit in the government of our great commonwealth. Republican stewardship of the state has been good for all

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Old Vermont did well, of course, in Its good old Republican way, and its majority vote may well be taken as an Index of the way the country will vote in November. Its elections for a generation have been read as forecasting national results. Indiana’s elections might be considered also as significant of national tendencies. No Democrat ic president has ever been elected without this state’s vote. Bryan will not be elected in this year of grace with or without its vote. No loyal Republican wishes this to he a year of disgrace by giving him any minority even of Indiana’s electoral vote.

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