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M HI I i- - Pi l r I !: V L " I r , A, 10 The Commoner. . VOLUME 12, 'NUMBER 14 Le Adler The Organ Maker Rfi2H T-ilro jiiua&x -rvKWAii ixj.. -t '": Your Own fl Time to Pay l Tlic Adlcr Plan Wipes Out The Middleman All Recordn Broken In Most Stupendous Nntlon-wldcSnlc of OrjinnoEvcr Known-Corn-petition Entirely Swept Awny Hy My Dlrect-I'rom-Knctory, Free-Home-Trlal SelUnir Plnn. It Will Pny You To Rend Every Word Below! An Adler Oram In your homo will lio n never fnIN IntfBotirco of pleiuuro, refinement, education and cul ture, mnklntf homo tho mont nttrnctfve plnco on enrth, pityinv for ItAcU over nnd over (iKaln by brlnglnpr Into your homo llfo that which money can not buy liappi now nnd contentment. Itnvnluo cannot ho measured In dollnrannd ccnM. 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I will ship ft nt onco. ilaa It a month free. Send no money until you decldo to buy. Then, If you decido to keep it, nfter thorough examination, pay mo at your convenleneo In nmnll amounts. I chargo no interest. I will do even moro than that. If.ntthocndof n year, tho "Adler" falls to mako good on every point I claim for It, I will refund overy dollar you havo paid. And moro: I will glvo you tho longest and strongest nnarantcp ever mado on nn organ for RO full years. You boo how easy It Is to own tho finest organ made. I can nnilwiir tmvo you $48.75 becauso 1 sell direct from tho 1500.000 Adlor Organ Factory (greatest in axlstcnco) nt lowest wholcsalo factory prices. Tho Adler Plan thoroughly wrecks all retail orgnn prices, absolutely sponging out all "in between" extra Jddulemen'a profits you pay on other organs. Mail LOlinOn! 5'?,can,t nrrortl ? luy nny organ tiVir a ". , "ntil you seo my plan to savoyou 148. ,5. So wnto for my Organ Hook right now; FREE! Tho Coupon or n Postal will bring It. CYRUS L. ADLER. President. Adlcr Manufacturing Co. Louisville, Ky. I" CYRUS L ADLER, Pres't., Adler MTg. C., 3240 W. Chestnut St., Louisville, Ky. m Joaratf Wondorful F"8 inu- I ! .i I ALI NAME, ADDRESS , HrmVALrLTiv7Vi E Ml A W r,MMw m H H M B Selllnirthrwntiilrfiil V)ill1.tim. ll,.. . u onetltlnir lfrnnf1inn.tii rn...tl.i i. Ste,DuraUe,KelLble. Delltrhtteverv user. Writs juH-morpanicuwrs. territory coins list. Expert ence unnecessary. Sample postpaid 35c stamDs or .HMityliiclt II not satisfied. White Plains "" wu, WBP jo, urana Rapids, Mich. TIIK FIGHT AAA INST BRYAN IX NtillllKASKA (Continued from Pago G) themselves democrats, is democracy then, Mr. Hitchcock and his under study are serving their party with zeal. For ourselves we would rather havo tho indorsement of Chas. Lind herg, a republican congressman from Minnesota, than tho entire demo cratic delegation from Louisiana. A CANDIDATE CJORS OX RECORD V. II. Green, candidate for dis trict delegate, Third Nebraska dis trict in the Creighton Liberal: The World-Herald inquires of the demo cratic candidates for district dele gates to the Haltimore convention to put themselves on record. If we should be chosen as a delegate to the national democratic convention and the primary vote disclosed that Jud son Harmon had been indorsed by the democracy we would feel a man date to support tho governor of Ohio. After the convention we would again become a free agent and do not think we should support him at tho polls in November. If this be political treason Mr. Newbranch can make the most of It. Party ties rest lightly on the shoulders of men who have sacrificed their business and their time and who have no fish to fry. Tho World-Herald seems to have put on colored glasses when It criti cises Mr. Bryan's position on the pri mary vote. Two years ago Jim Dahlman stood up in the convention and said that if the legislature passed a county op tion law after the question had been indorsed by the people that .he would veto the bill and the World-Herald swallowed him without a grimace. The people know what they want and whom they want and we are will ing to take a big chance on their being able to separate the grain from the chaff. PATENTS Watsoa E. Colomam rtent Lnwyer.Wnalilbnton! nnt.t.,n.H -m i -"A. Avfco and bookH free. Rates reasonable. Highest reference, BeatBcrvIcm Patents that PROTECT n5?i!aSSwis!fflsr K. i. & A. U. Laeey, Uept. 31, Washing, D. C. . Ertrt?llli THE NEBRASKA MANAGER Stanton Register: It seems queer that as soon as an average man gets into ofilce, he tries to make all men see like he does and begins to In struct tho voters as to who are the men they should vote for. A case to tho point is Chris Gruenther of Columbus in Platte county. Old Platte has about as many progres sive, wideawake voters as anywhere, but Gruenther is managing the Har mon campaign in Nebraska. Har mon, the one standpat democrat can didate, who was a member of Cleve land's cabinet and a firm advocate or mat president's policies. Mr. Gruenther ought to be trying to earn the salary that Platte county is pay ing him as clerk of the district court and let the voters decide for them selves just who should be their presi dent for the next four years. of Ohio, no one has ever claimed, be fore that he was a leader in progres sive thought. He has been one among the last of conservatives to capitulate, in favor of progressive democratic policies, if he has capitu lated at all, at heart. What we Want today, and what the world wants to day, is a leader, not a man who has to be forced. Mr. Gruenther says that in the "campaign o 1896, while in President Cleveland's cabinet as attorney general, Judge Harmon took no part in the campaign." What greater indictment coiild sand against Judge Harmon than that? When the democracy of the union was ,in a death struggle with tho legions of Hanna-Morgan and plutoc racy in general, this great .democrat, Judge Harmon, "took no part." The man who failed the people at that critical time is not the man in whose hands we will trust the standard this year. We want no sham victory. So in answer to the esteemed Seward Democrat, we have to say that we are "consistently and persistently" ad vising the nomination of a progres sive democrat for president. Wo honestly believe that Judge Harmon would lose Nebraska by 40,000 and lose us every democrat from United States senator, six congressmen, gov ernor and on down the line to road overseers. Why force such a bitter dose upon Nebraska democrats? IN HIS TRUE COLORS Hastings (Neb.) Republican: Since election to the United States senate on the reform editorial record of his World-Herald, Hitchcock has gradually been showing up in his true colors. Over a year ago a per sonal friend told the writer to watch Hitchcock that he would come out for tho nomination of a reactionary, anti-Bryan candidate for president on the democratic ticket and would otherwise manifest opposition to some of the. principles championed by Mr. Bryan. All these predictions are coming true. Hitchcock is out for Harmon and '.a also apologizing for those candidates who are opposed to the initiative and referendum and recall. It is now up to the progres sive democrats of Nebraska to deal with Hitchcock and Hitchcockism as against Bryan and Bryanism. you, and Mr. Allen are hot agreed aa to where Gdvernor Harmon standi W? X?ighiy mPortant matter in its relation to the democratic party today, W. -V Allen, as chairman of tho Fremont convention, extolled the Ohio governor for his acts -of conser vatism. He had only announced just a few days previous through the Ne braska daily press, that the initia tive and referendum when put into action, would produce "a government of tumult," Therefore he could not support any. man who believed in that principle, an.d acting upon that principle he was giving his untiring support to Governor Harmon. Following Mr. Allen, you Chris Gruenther, took the platform, and in a deliberately prepared address, you declared Governor Harmon as not being opposed to the principle of initiative and referendum, and then in your fine Italian" hand -you sought to deceive a Nebraska democracy into believing that Judson Harmon stood for that which he does not. Either you or William V. Allen has falsified about Mi Harmon in this matter. Of course I can readily see how both of you presumed not wisely, but honestly in the matter. You, Chris, took Harmon according to the platform that gained him a hundred thousand majority in his race for the Ohio governorship, while W. V. Allen took him according to his acts in repudiating that platform. But when you point to that big Ohio vote showing the possibility of Harmon's strength for 1912, you mislead voters devilish cunningly. You know how the demderat party ,had the inside track on the same kind of a fight we had in Nebraska, in 1910, whe'n party lines were ob literated. You know, too, the added strength gained to the ticket by that self-same plank Harmon, later repu diated. I don't care aboui the ques tion as to who was attorney general when that "midnight raid" was pulled off during Cleveland's admini stration. I do know that Judson Harmon was in perfect accord with Cleveland in what had been done and in also that which, was to be Learn How Oklahoma makes Bank Deposi- tors Safe : : Our Now Booklet now being mailed on request. Friends or Oils roforra can materially aid In Its QSVa&Tnns an accoimt Wltb " 4 per cent Interests on Time Deposits and Savings Accounts, M, G, Haskell, Pros. H-E- Davis, Ass't Cash. Muskogee, Okla. Four yrs successful operation.- WHY SUCH A FIGHT ' Hastings .(Neb.) Democrat: "The Hastings Democrat is one of the most consistent and persistent democratic papers in Nebraska, but it hasn't any time for Judson Harmon," says the esteemed Seward Democrat. The Democrat regards Judge Harmon as at ,v!r ?bl man- He has, as his chief Nebraska booster, Chris Gruen ther says, made a good governor of uuio. ne nas signed several pro gressive measures, but ho has never originated and never favored a single measure recognized as a progressive democratic measure; they have all been forced upon him and public sentiment would havo damned him forever if he had refusqd to sign theso measures. Judge Harmon's record is public, and nothing that tno Harmon state league can do will change tho record. While Judge Harmon has made a good governor WILL HEAR OF IT LATER Maxwell Tellepost: There is no question with the masses in Nebraska outside of those who represent the Dahlman democracy, that Wilson Js the ablest and cleanest man in the party's presidential race. Even those out in the body of the state who have always supported Senator Hitchcock who now sends aid to Harmon, are for Wilson to the last. In fact, it 1? lleT surprise of urban democrats that Hitchcock would send his in fluence to that faction of the demo cratic party which, fifteen months is", mrew me reins ot state govern ment into the hands of the republi can party. Time, however, will administer a bitter potion, if the hand on the wall is indicative. AN OPEN LETTER Mr. Chris M. Gruenther: My Dear Chris I have just finished reading your lengthy epistle to the state press wherein you rehash your Fremont utterances. I am glad you again allude to that Fremont conven tion, for there it waa that you Z fyj' Allen laidathefoun0Sataion ISJi ?td in Support of' the declara tion that no man knows wher Governor Harmon stands on a IS important measure. g tha?tGoBdeAlmi?Vey tbe IraPression mat bod Almighty was a little war Ma! to you in endowing you with greater powers of discernment than is granted to other democrat 3 despite this wonderful gt of vision! I A Tempting 1 reat Post ':-. 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