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The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
WlLLlE'S ESSAY

y N'll"ulma i "A verb because
she denotes acllun when you throw
paper wadN AT the gIrl.. Switch is a
conjunction, and Is used To connect
the verb schpulma'a am To the noun
hpy. This i Il compound sentence OF
which hoy Is the subject and switch is
the "hJ"rt, ilr>t person. singular num-
her aud awful caSc. \ schoolmn'am
Is different than a boy. II boy wears
pants, and schuuIma'am wears her
hair banged all over her forehead.
She puts paint on her face and some
biz fellow, come and take her home.
ila says srhuulma'am never gets Ia
hc older than eighteen until She gets
married. 1t takes twu schoolma'ams
a day to couk dinner"
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
GOOD ROADS

The Romans were the greatest road
builders The world has ever seen. From
the earliest times they saw the neccs-
sity OF having easy and safe means OF
communication between all the cities
oi Italy, aud later, as they acquired
provinces In France, Germany and
England, they saw the greater needs
OF good roads over which 10 transport
their munitions 0f war, foOdstulrs to
garrisnns and armies aud army trains
Bring one of those old warriors over
I" America today and let him take II
look mt our roads. He would wonder
II II were possible for civilized c0un-
try To carry anything over some Of our
roads. In the Spring and Fall the
reads in many places are impossible,
making the farmers the prey OF spccu.
lators who know that they can safely
boost the price OF certain commodities
because. although the crop is plenti-
ful, nevertheless IL is not available for
the market on account OF bad roads.
The good roads commission now
meeting in Paris should furnish a Amcr.
leans with good many practical ideas
and the results OF the commission
will be watched with interest.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
EASY.

k,,u the wonlruus benefit
1usb srIrncr now bcstows:
\, -,r who h.r.s 10 make hie
Is, telling all ir knows
!. - subJcCt,d 900 'nr-haif
n r..'s old-uur delay.
=, ,,t. 1t TO % monograph
~ then go.s "n his way.
y, ,,ouds who are lnv!;cd round
/ u bar what I" has said
M Hsi unto Hs yo"c'S sound
|Ytgs be lies snug IN bed.
h. shCuld rs speech contain some
skar
y a.u BE- l1rgs s,lll.
HI harfen In off," monograph
/ O. Urn II of AZ "ill.
l, ,s.rls hc O. ..o n'cr and DER
|rr itf r.I,f Do uH lTc'
h, ffrz r.' f be- bore
|N f- the o. . or a'nsc'
:. sssy.,'- t,is men laugh
r. nh 20. ia and pat
b. sH 10 {" r..i nogrrph
lsl 10 II 80 4nt'
Washington Star.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
ATTENTION, NJ. W. A,

n. .ne last regular meeting OF the
Modern Woodmen OF America. II w,.
decided to divide the membership in.
10 Two scctions for the purpo,. n,
securing new members. The SERBIAN
securing the fewrsL new memh.rs
before the first day oi January IL +,
iurnish an oyster SUPPER for the entire
camp and their wives and sweetheart.
Ihc camp Is In Il prosperous condition
ahd has decided to get out aud hustle.
Tor new members aud stir nm AN
enthusiasm that Will be far rcachiuy
IN It's effect. There is no better ar
bigger fraternal Insurance order In
existence than the NJ. W. A, Their
membership Is nuw above the millr,n
mark. Think of what 1t mean, ia
belong to an order having more than
Il million members.
All members Of the order are IL.
qucstcd To be- in attendance at tll,.
next regular meeting. Thursday.
November 10Th. Something doing
that night.
The following is he way the mem
bersliip is distributed between the
two sections:
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
Seven Years of Proof

81 have had seven years OF proof
that DR.. Kings New Discovery Is the
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condition
of throat, chest or lungs" says W. V.
Henry, of Panama, Mo. The world
has had thirty-eight years of proof
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is the
best remedy for coughs and colds, la
grippe, asthma, hay fever. bronchitis,
hemorrhagc of the lungs, and the
early stages Of consumption. Its
timely use always prevents the devel-
opment of pneumonia. Sold under
guarantee at Edgar Bros. drug store.
SOC. and Sl.OO. Trial bottle free.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
NUMA ITEMS.

Mrs. Helms spent Sunday with
Bob Creek friends
Miss Drake spent Sunday with home
folks ut King Center.
Little Vim. Strcver has been quite
sick the PAST few days.
Coyote hunters enjoyed some fine
chases last week. a crowd from
Rocky Ford report seven scalps and
Ordway hunters two.
Quite Il number Of young people
from Numa attended the box supper
at Bob Creek Saturday night. An
enjoyable time was reported by all.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
SHELTER THE MACHINERY

Now Is the time To see that all the
farm machinery is sheltered for the
winter. All parts should be well
cleaned, and such as are likely to rust
should be covered with oil or a good
grade Of axle grease.
One season without shelter Will
damage farm machinery more than
the wear caused by its use during the
season. The action OF the weather.
which causes rusting OF the iron and
steel, as well as the rottiug Of the
wood parts. will seriously interfere
with the working OF the machine
when IL Is again put to use. By eX-
posure, many parts are very much
weakened, and the life Of the machine
Is shortened.
AS a general rule, the prosperity CT
farmer may be estimated by the
way he cares for his machinery. Poor
care indicates shiftlessness, waste
lack OF energy, and the necessity FOR
buying more implements 10 short
time. Good care, on the other hand,
indicates prosperity, business ability,
large bank deposits, and long-lI'cd
machinery.
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20

One by one the silly fancies OF non
sensical people are swept aside. IL
has taken a long time for the manu-
facturcrs of breakfast fodder to learn
tina. oats which have hulls OF yelio"
hue are really just as good as Ihe
white varieties. For years they nave
regarded the yellow oats as inferior
and bought them only at discount
holding in many instances that they
were stained by rain when IN 1he
shock or otherwise damaged in storage
or transit. But the experts IN t"e
oatmeal trust have now found thal
yellow oats are really equal to whiIe
oats for milling and hereafter Ihe
nublic will be consuming this kind OF
nrovender without being able to dis-
tinpuish it from the ordinary run u
sawdust served as a breakfast iau.
This type usually grows snore' sui sun
straw and is more rust resistant. Ihe
kernel natures early and the crop Is
rlpe before the hot period comes o''
which often does much injury TO the
oat crop. We have often wohnere"
wby some wisacre does not estaol,Sll
an oatmeal factory In Colorado II"
evervhody must know by this time
that we are producing the BEST oa's
ON earth. Our altitude and irrigation m
combine to work this result ana We
romemher one field of racchorse oatS
grown In the San Luis valley some me
twenty years ago which yieloea , loo
bushels to the acre and the world mas
never beaten this record.-Denver
Field and Farm.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20

An amusing story is told uf man
who took a great interes st 10 the insane
asylum and was one day conducted
over a large institution. In one Of the
wards sat middle-aged man. sad and
gloomy. and staring vacantly Into
distance. The visitors sympathy was
aroused. what is the cause OF the
mans condition." lie asked. "A girl
Tilted him." was the reply. In another
cell a lunatic was tearing his hair and
raving and beating at the wall. "Ah.
this Is II much worse case" remarked
the visitor. Yes" responded the
attendant, "hc married the GIRL
Ham Robinson.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
0RDWAY MASONS MEET

4uesuay evening a temporary busi-
Ofganlzation composed OF mem
.H OF the Masonic fraternity was
..''ed ior the purpose OF securing a
etc., Preparatory to instituting a
se al ordway. Those present we're:
Wadlington, Milton f. Bashor,
H. Peck, Samuel II. ludlow.
"'et D. steen, j. r. Thomas, Fred
~, Ernest f. Greene. b. II. Spratt
|Io Roscoe L, Martin.
!. .ne next meeting will be held at
Ky w. Monday, November 23rd, at
omce OF the Twin Lakes Land and
"sf company. All Masonic brothers
. urged to be present.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
Travels Of an English Postmistress.

Miss birmingham. postmistress
and letter carrier OF Fishiaxe. near
Doncasier. England. has been post
man" for 81 years. and in charge OF
the post office for % years. Her jour.
neys total 6.lS6 miles In 12 months
During the whole OF the time she has
been OFF duty for only seven days. and
has walked over 100000 miles.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
Editor Rose to the Occasion.

On last Saturday evening. while the
golden sun was gently thrusting forth
its soothing beams. Squire y. F.
Bushons pleasantly pronounced the
beautiful and heart-wclding phrases
that made MIR. Enoch Hubbard and
Miss Stella Canady man and wife
Medena Correspondence Princeton IN.
" Post.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
STOP 1T NOW

rnlise some country wecklies. the
IrE ERA does not, for the sake OF
rrulation. desire to enter a home
'ssfe 1t Is not appreciated or wanted
ed u any Of our subscribers are re-
fl'ing 1t after having ordered IL dis
potinued, We will consider IL a favor
They will inform us at once.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
Mo Excuse.

Mrs. Hockafus-The idea OF your
buying n kitchen bellows! What use
on earth have you for such thing
as that?
Mr.. Hockafus-I don't know that
| have any use for 1t. Lucinda.
suppose Just wanted to blow myself
that's all.-Chicago Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
Bridge with Plate Glass Floor.

In Colorado there Is a bridge span
ming the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas
river. a bridge half mile lssh. It
reaches from one cliff TO the other.
with deep dreacSil chasm beneath
1t. The floor of this wonderful bridge
is made of i:ate glass one and one
half inches thick set In steel frame.
work.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20

NJ. Lanham is man among men.
usheart Is in his work, and u sublime
efpose Is back Of IL all, viz: to help
naelevate humanity. He is never
|ea'ous, never dry. Sometimes he is
historian, sometimes II poet, some
ues scientist, often Il humorist,
Railways an orator.
"dwav Opera House, Tuesday.
|'o'emoer 2lth. A short local talent
ngfam In addition.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
Business Associations.

What's the matter with Jenksf
The last time l saw ;iim he was In.
Weighing against the hollowness OF
life
He has just had to go to work with
vacuum COMP mlany."-Balt!more Amer.
lean
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20

| Il i now time to begin feeding that
hinssgiying turkey and incidentally
bsuiy his anatomy 81 that you can
!, a joint with the carving knife
PRtout Topping the bird or the
hitter into your lap.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
Rise AGAINST Railroad whistler.

Railroad whistles inilict torture on
so many people that the efforts abroad
to check the plague have won approx.
al from the people. Austria has in.
troduced system OF dumb signaling
to start and stop the trains. Belgium
is trying compressed air whistles in.
stead of steam. and Germany expert.
mcnts with horrs.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
The Clarion Of Victory,

Mrs. Railfence tat the supper table,
There's an auttymcbile horn a-toolin'
like mad.
Mr.. Railfence-Darn EN-! Must "a
killed cow tew be CROWN about 1t
that much.-Puck.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20

Al exchange says: "a schOolmarm
hrn in Barry county has adopted 4
b, that when the girls miss word
! spellin', one of the boys can kiss
bi provided he spells the word right.
y has room fun OF poor girl spell
n'-Republic (Mo. Monitor.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20
Natural Query.

Mrs. Biggs-I'm going to get gown
to match my complexion.
Mrs. Diggs-But aren't those hand
painted gowns awfully exrensive?-
Chicago Daily News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-20

For SALE. Large ,e-hole malleao'e !,
). nua With water front aud galvanlzea
r,.es tank. No water works required
INQUIRE at this ONCE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30

irhe renlagnoe u H. llednba, N
Sorih 0alatsyliie. wks struck ~
hghtniuR Tuesday affsrnoon during
shs rain and ntnd aform Tho b0ls.
whleh eyidensiy struck she roas san
dgsn the reds sn no northeast esf.
ngr feArlnG away a great aoAi ~ thg
HeAfheg boarding Although ihe oe.
cupaAia wefa ~ N ths bantlaH ~
one wna innrea sn8 ereegilHg foF .
slisht iaf IheY asa n0i snDw n tha
osesFrpnes usfr sregai minuien a.
fermasds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30
TRAIN STRIKES AUTO
MiIllOnaires' Express GA Long Is
land Read Deals Dsath. \
GIRL AND CAAuFFER KILLED

Iocemsslvs struck ASta o. Pleasure
pNrty Fairly n the Center and Ma
chine nuekIsd Areund pilot q En-
CINE, HurIInn Occupants In The Air.
alenhead. l.. l., July Hs--r'wo per
soma are dead and two sorioualy In
jured az result OF q collision Tuea-
day night between an automobile and
the Mlnionalrcs express Of the Long,
Island railroad. train that carried
many wealthy New Workers. 70 their
summer homes on Long Island.
New York Girl Killed.
Miss LEIGH Townsend, . Now York
girl OF social ppominence, who Was q
passenger IN me automobile, died .
few minutea after the accident, ans
Charles Smith. the chauffeur. died on
the way 10 q hospital I'he other
occupants 81 tho automobile were Elisa
Beatrice nddy, Of Brooklyn. and Lloyd
Robinson. sen Of Charles Robinson.
ownar 81 the automobiles
Lloyd Roblnson was taxing the auto
mobile party 70 bic fathers summer,
home at Sea Ollh. when the accident
occurred There "a long, steep
hill on calenwoed road. leading 70 ne
railroad crossing. rae automobile
rannlng AZ ~ hiehaat speed 10 eltmb
me hiti, whom the 700 was reacbed,
darted forward % me level roadway.
Met AZ Railroad Dressing.
The automeblie and the train epsd
toward che crossing e. though tAey
had been timed 70 tbs second 70 maet
a. the Junction poinl,
The locomotive struck the nutom0-
hlle fairly in ths middle with aucA Ter.
RHO force that me machine bnekied
around the nose % the engine and
chung there. Tho passengers Ia tho
aulomoblls were hurled Ia AL dlrec.
tons. Mise Eddy received probably
fatal IhiernpI injuries. Lloyd Rob
lnson was seriously hurt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30

Presidents maynower Commissioned
far Duty N carlbbean Watars.
OYftgr BAy. iuly ~ ~ilecauKs ~
the lmmedlase necessity Or ganboats
and small cruisers "a TIE CArihbeaR
sea, where theirs IA trpuble In Haisi,
strained relegioua with Yenemela ent
ceusral ADssfica end wharo che watch
90 ezra ~ tie American ogieefa are
required. pganldent Roosevelt has haa
70 dispense wlth the ass ~ lhs craiA
~ yaehs Mash0weF fas the remainder
~ the eummaF.
Tuesday eiabt the MMY3oWeY. ~
DonmanA az TAomns Nnowdsn. lagi
Oyster ilag bSana lor souihern waiosa
rhs vlli - q Haiti % relieve ths Tun
host FAfpsah whlah "A AZ Pertain,
Prince. lookias kfter Americas inter
eats. u u nala chat ths u4Fy a.
pAFtment nsadC 10 nang amnn vessels
that several eunhoala h0w one ~ eom
mlnsioa On ths raciac enact win ba
brought q ma Atiansio end PROBABLY
- used 10 ihe carihbsaa asA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30

Master Robert Bass yesterday bad
the misfortune 20 break hia arm while
playing apon the baseball diamond,
SO WA 10 company with several other
boys. romping aud plaFlns around tho
diamond during TIE reccaa IN che game.
and while pfaeiirsag sliding o. lhe
bases be happened ~ an accident which
viii inconvenlonce MIN fvr many dayn
% c0me. Few people realized that
Ne was huFt and TOOK no notice ~
the Dor until the yuunmsseT was taken
% = carriage ~ D. neut hons. when
q physician aet rhs wounded member.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30
GAVE LlFE TO sAvE o,NL.

University Lave Student Killed BY =
Teain ~ Indiana
Valparaiso. Ind. July 20 "A. g..
Reosor. aged ~, Of nandana, Ky. .
Valparaiso university law student.
gave up hls life Monday night Tor
Miss May Bradbury. also student
they were walking on the Pcnnsyl.
vania railroad track.
A ueatbound train came ainnK and
held their attention 70 they ala NOT
notice tho eastbound limited until n
wns upon them
Reeaor was able 10 assist MS com,
panlon from the track In doing 40
he was struck By the locomotive ana
thrown thIFtyave feet, We died az
ne was being carried 20 the hospital.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30
MENAcEO sY rAs MALTA.
Judge Rcsalky ls Threatened FOR Sen.
teneIng Italian.

Judge Roeally Is Threatenea Tor sen
fencing Italian.
New York. July i29 Threats Of
death at the hands OF the Mana. 4
said, were made to Judge Rosalky In
court Monday i1st after he had pro
nounced sentence on an Italian
'yrhe MAZDA will set you for this. :
shouted the enraged man,
z Then turning 70 some q his friends
In the court room. ne said
ale has given me ten years; take
care OF him for me-"
The prisoner on whom the Judge
imposed q penalty Of not less than
nlne years and three month"; aud not
more than ten ycars imprisonment,
was Cosmo Riccobona lie pleaded
guilty 10 a charge Of attempting 10
rob bank messenger Of $4,000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30
WILL CONTINUE FIGHT
Plans For Another Great Battle
In the Courts
AGAINST STANDARD OIL CO,
Under Direction o. Attorney General
Bonaparts. Il Is said Machinery Of
Department Of Justice VIII De set Ia
MOtIOn Against OH oOscpus.

Lenox, Mass. July 80. Plans for
another great battle In the courts with
representatives OF the STANDARD OIL
company will be worked but here with
In the next few days.
Under che direction of Attorney
General Bonaparte. who Is passing his
vacation time in Lenox. the airst move
In the action, which Is expected 10 be-
brought By the government against the
standard Oil company. viii be made
here and the machinery OF the depart
ment OF justice set Ia motion.
This action, following the recent
decision Of the United States court
OF appeals at Chicago. setting aside
the Judgment OF s2s.2t0.O0O re.
turned by Judge Landis against the
company, indicates that the ANNOUNCE
Cd intention OF tho administration 10
recall the proceeding is to be- carried
out promptly.
Mr.. Bonaparte will be Joined by ".
D. Kellogg, OF Minnesota, whose con.
duct OF antitrust cases for the Eoy.
ernment brought him national ren0wn.
and they will review together the pres.
emit legal status OF tho case and dis.
cuss the details OF further actlon.
For assistance IN the case they wall
have the service OF bali score OF
trained legal experts from the depart.
mcnt OF justice IN washington-men
especially conversant With their par.
ticular Branch OF the departments
work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30

FfgG Wednesdays raflgi
a. n gaekNa hss Fviafnef fspm,
Caif iiammA eNg ashw paialn A.
tnFY eeanb Rn SO taa besn fog
ths pasf ieFerni oars haylnw tf eet
- tsg the @lafh nids maFtefman.
. q liarfal1 Ths saflss weFe "a "a
hns tmaslsa nn1 nbous az pfeflY 4
aggye ~ was sfW arirsn b tha cry.
Opfnr 70 ths lNs8s oaaasssN tgr flar
rais eeaAsegs o. - eamgsiisa - ksec
= mNa qst a. ifs i,ns bo&iee after
iss bsffaH ~ saifia naa m NJ lark
Nn A. has shefpmhiY egSsrtenesa
m4a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30

~ text Of republican oratory all
Ehout the campaign.
hdacatIOn day broke with q roar
A nancn from the seven hills which
Pr down at z o'clock Tuesday
ahg through the customary haze
MOks to discover the city In the
Of livehest animation. bedeck'
y prlanded, flags flying and ban.
'aVing, streets tnronged. bands
y and a budding carnival OF riot.
NlAasiasm IN the process OF going
~ bloom.
houneati0n ceremonies AZ the
o'a Taft mansion on Pike
aeie led up 10 and followed BY
tsplays IN the program OF the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30

Toxic. July ~ Ia ansfcipafien %
ths YiKii afths Azeysraa nHeg % $50
snets waters the EnnisipAi bodias ~
mora thaR crs port hars already fak.
e. i1iiis' steps % gKten4 ~ pReofs
knG msa = AsGFtg so sharaessrintlcAi
u 1asaneaa wcitome. ~ 8tiifhuha.
81 fhe mAyor * rekuhn@a. BsoDosea
gtAi q garden p1Fiy Do heie 20 w8isa
aAcsia - iagisHs assss : .sgs Assert
eas eGienra. fh@ AmeFiraa amtHaa12or
ass kis STAG nHG taf atnas g8.foe
Pea fAeaie - apesi 60 ttis e&tsrsin
mssf. TIA srsseatl wAB saa1ime1s
u sHrgl6s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30

GO ioWiA Ne 1niy 81 Foar ASA
werp lnl9rta . texsn ~ m0re viz
dewH shattered ah4 esnFiaewhle az
Asemest We saassG " a. aNglosion
iste hDmfay Hi4Ai ~ gue gf 40 ti8
wafer tanMs - fha gtfesl egst6nE ma
eAlnsa 81 Morn mp. The CASHIER
nag soaaslstsly assiFggs8.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30

New yeFa JuiY ~ frhirtrafn
mes asfa istieieS W aha Mians oaun
" grass igfY Tase3aF e. ehaFess "a
risiafiuW ne sHii eam,alfaR isWs a
sac Faes fFaess Tna8e taNieiaG in.
eisfs soma ~ ne msag gremiesaf
wea wtq fpgmsfsy ceeapie4 steols Ia
80 befiiAa rnwt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30
NoT al AN mo.
Or. Alberto Msm0re Speaks Of the
kionduran revolution.

ffonduran Revolution.
Mexico CITY, Mexico. July 70 -
DR.. Alberto ksmhre. prominent
member OF ths cabine OF Presi'
dent Manuel BonlliA. while the lat
ter was president OF Honduras. de-
clares that the revolution In that re.
public Is not at an end as reported.
He declarea that Bonilla had moth
Ing to do with the uprising, which IL
4 popular ons, and viii continue un-
I'll the Davlla government IL over
thrown.
IN his opinion. Intervention win
only be check 10 the movement, He
declares that reports that President
Cabrera Is involved In the insurrec.
ton are without foundation,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30

Psaaaesse. fIa gay ~ "a tala
sram fpesiyss frrm ranahataes smtau
itse SITTER mase snfiotins bg no com
miiisa. Waaef Retee nas beea a.
eieFra a. hage feearea maioritg W
~ t0tas egef gmnalglae d MaYa tnl
yst - sres a. asmiase "A sAa pspsg
tsg mfnNNs&
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30

N ,aSen CINCINNATI scwNK
49, ~ NoTFIcATION cERR.
Ceremonies were izs
tfe,tassB ana simplielty /.
1f.ateuean az the sur.
= Ae pressncs az nalional
n ana visiting regublcnra
&c rarvaading states,
,eE2rt ana PRIDE q Ehe
Rs, safs1Eai sFsondn ol tka
'er q Ciuelunati wAo.
Gs have been honarrs
NJ - a. presidential can.
s' zua.ser
a'ai'a n Evissn...
Z Tan uar "a every ne
nars- was ecmmsn,e I
uHiveEaany Is syi
- , sssek uaam gAs
p rarsse ~ tAs
.i '4gll saEr na
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-30
hrs NOTIFICATION
B,I,rsis Ceremonies at Cincin'
matt, Ohio.
IN ATTENDANCE

..,,,loo Of the Notification o. Judge
~ q. the Nominee Of che Rspub-
~ party Was an intsrsstIns
Esns Ss
n,cnnati, o., July 29.-WiIliam
sv,rd Taft Tuesday accepted the re-
s,Ilnu residential nomination. His
s.,l notification combined a polit-
IubIles Cor the city Of Cincinnati
IA a envirOns, an historic gathering
ssslOnal party leaders and an coca
for the announcement by the can
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