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seventv Years in Virginia.

With the ingenuousness Of child, but
in the clear light of lOng-accusfOmed
faith and personal Christianity. Dr.
Richard McUwaine, d. D., LII L. of
Virginia, writes his life story in Mem
cries of Three Score Years and Ten. -
tThe Neale Publishing Company)
AS the title suggests, the work is
long. There are detailed accounts OF
college ceremonies, personal eulOgles by
Yecons. ructiOn. But there is a refresh
ing atmosphere about il which moves
one 10 read on and on, wading through
names and commonplace IN search for
the simple wisdom and kindly personal
sly shining through.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

Mrs Rice has written a new novel Of
the Middle West. Mr.. OPP" is longer
than any other Of her books. 1t is be-
Iieved by those who have read II be
fore publication that 1t has in marked
degree the qualities Of humor aud pa
thos that have given her other writ
ings such wide acceptance. The lead
ing figure is a little man who begins
as a commercial traveller and continues
as a country editor whose literary
Efvla is inC0uSequential-WhO is Is much
of a failuTS In some respects as he Is
successful in others, especially in the
points Of loyalty and honOr-and VINO
ends by winning the respect and even
aFecffOn- of a community. The story
will be illustrated by Guipon.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
RUSSIA WILL BUY
WRIGHT AEROPLANE
War Office Negotiating for Pur-
chase of Many Flying
Machines.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. I.-The an
nouncement that Russian rights to the
use of the Wright aeroplane have been
purchased by the Russian war office is
expected TO be made. following the con
ference next Tuesday between Grand
Duke Peter Nicholaievitch, head Of the
Engineering Corps, and c. p. Vincent,
representative Of Hart Oberg. European
manager of the Wright Brothers.
The proposition is the same under
which the French rights were secured
by the government at Paris.
Ar Wright viii instruct members of
the Engineering Corps in the use Of
the machine, and will explain the prin-
Ciples to them. The government VIII
then purchase such machines as are
needed from the manufacturers.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
The Lady in GraY."

Clara z. Laughlin has new story OF
WOmanIy sweetness and self-sacrifice
called The Lady in Gray" inspired,
we are led to believe, by a quotation
from Barries THE Little White Bird. ."
The only ghosts, L believe, which creep
into this world are dead young moth
ers, returned 10 see how their children
fare. There is no other 'inducement
great enough TO bring the departed
back" Like all other stories by this
soft-spOken writer, The Lady In Gray
has a special appeal for wOmankind.
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"a Story for BOYS"

"A Son Of the Desert by Bradley
Gilman is a story laid in Egypt The
hero, after being befriended by young
American boy, repays his obligation in
n thrilling manner The story Includes
an account OF a terrific sand storm,
and q capture by bTigauds who are out
yyitted by an explosion Of dynamite, and
q subterrauean escape.
Mr. Gilman was a classmate OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt at Harvard. and this
story took shape in his mind IN the
course of a recent visit to Egypt, in
which ne had special opportunities for
becoming acquainted with many places
and features Of the country that are
not open 10 the ordinary tourist.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
Fends and Love Affairs.

In the clever group Of Southern writ
ers John Fox, jr., has found and easily
held a place. With his story The Trail
of the Lonesome Pine just put out in
book form by ScribneTs, he has again
proven his title. The mountaineeT peo-
pie are familiar TO his hand as are
those of the city. He weaves them
both into a story as ne has often done
before. A feud and a love affair con-
tend for interest. and strong character
draw wing adds decided force to the novel
Little June is a personality of Unusual
charm. The reader wonders where Mr..
Fox found her.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
"a Book of Martyrs" "

Iyn on November a. in memory of the
martyrs who died on the old British
prisouship Jersey. during the American
Revolution. One recent account of the
life on board the Jersey is 10 be found
in Everett r TOmliuson's In the
Hands of the Red-COats," which gives
q picture of the herOism and suffering
of the great body OF men who died for
their country amidst the horrors of that
loathsome pTisonship.
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A Question-But No Answer.

A series Of pictures almost all gloomy
are drawn in TamanI tmeaning the
end. according to Oman by Charles
Chiffon Moore. The settings are,
in nearly every case. grave yards.
The man and woman about whom
the tangled weO is woven, act
invariably at CrOSs-purpOSes. The author
would have as look upon love - a
tragedy, life a fruiuess reaching out
after something which only immortal
hands can touch. What? There $ no
satisfactory answer in ''Tamam" But
there is much beauty Of thought and
there are bits here and there of real
historical interest.
The Neale Publishing Company, $50
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
New Books at Hand.


Animal Analogues. Robert W. Wood
Illustrated by the author. Paul EIdor
g. Co. 90 cents net
4 refreshing book of clever foolish
ness.
The Chimes. Charles Dickens. The
Baker & Taylor Company.
A beautiful holiday edition with sew
eral Illustrations in color. 500
Chats on Oriental China J. +. Block
er. Frederick A. Stokes Company.
A most useful and instructive cOliec-
tlon Of essays on old Chinese porcelains.
In Friendships Garden. Frederick A.
Stokes Company.
A compilation of many beautiful and
sentimental quotations about friendship
from many writer's Of prose and verse.
The Panther. Anne Warner. Small,
Maynard & Co.
A beautiful story written in metaphor.
of temptation overcome.
How to Train Children. llmmd
ChurchmaU Hewitt. Gee. W, Jacobs
Company.
An interesting and valuable essay on
children, the condensed opinions OF
many mothers.
Black Bruiu. Clarence Hawkes.. Geo.
W. Jacobs.
An exceedingly interesting and enter
tanning story of the life habits and
abode of one OF the least known Of our
American animals.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

Racial Contrasts" by Albert Gehring,
which Putnams have just published, Is
a study in race psychology made with
the purpose of dinerentiating the moral.
intellectual, and spiritual qualities re-
Nealed in the literature, life and art
of the GTecO-Latin Peoples from the
cteristiCs of the TeutOnic race as
seen in the same fields. A work of this
llind-to come within measurable dis
tance OF accomplishing its purpose
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
WORKS OF SAINT GAUDENS DE-
SCRIBED IN LETTERS EDITED
BY SON.

could only have been written by An
author who combined broad culture
with a rare capacity for safe and sweep
ing generalization. psychological IN
sight, and, last and not least, sound
sense II is the combination of such
qualities that gives this book its value,
and that secured for II, in advance OF
places.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

cIr. Carnegie has written for the
Century an article on The Tarin''-one
which because Of its authorship should
attract widespread attention Not the
least interesting aspect OF il is Mr..
CaTnegie's statement concerning his re-
IatiOnship 10 tariffs particularly TO the
duty on steel.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
Literary Notes

In connection with the interest "The
Whole Family has aroused, il is now
confessed that the originator 1f the idea
OF this composite novel was Mr.. How
ellis, who wrote the first chapter.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

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FLOOR OIL.
THE LATEST.

Our business has increased so per cent
the past week
Give US another Wm. H. Taft. we want
10 make 1000 Per cent Iu another week.
T.. 7. HUNTEES $ sanitary dust killing nJJF
oil keeps The GroT5 clean and bright gives
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Phone Main s458- Once Ll3 Pa ave NV Our
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by Jle T.. s. Government. Others initiate
but none as good. Write Tor samples. Agents
wanted everywhere. This oil is g05d for the
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The Washington times., 1908-11-21

Papers are in preparation. by several
hands, which will give the public an
irtimate view Of the methods, motives.
and character Of the late President
Grover Cleveland. These viii include
an illustrated article by Prof Andrew f.
West. on the eX-PTesideuJ' life at
Princeton and his very interesting and
influential connection with the affairs
OF q great university. To many these
papers may be the revelation Of
unique and often misunderstood person
allty.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

NIGHT sCHOOL-One month free, uncou-
dui5uaIIy. AT DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor. sth and ID sts
nv. Bring this notice. nJ-3m, ~ .sa-tt
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
WINDOW CLEANING.

I CAN KEEP your windows clean cheapsr.
quicker and easier than you can. I know how
LEON J.. CAHOON, Acme Window CIealI &
Co.. removed tu 100 y nv. uoI7-tf
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Three times within one week. "A cents a
line; times. consscutively. 80 cents line,
Minimum space. 3 nnes-
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

BARNEY & BERRY. $40: Vinslow. s. Is:
Union Hardware, Sz-40i skate repairing aad
parts at reduced prices. NENDELL & CO..
17Zs 9TH ST. nv. Eel6-sGt
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

Esther Chamberlain 6fed at Mt. Glenn
ems. Mich, on September 20. She was
the author of two popular novels. Mrs.
Essingtou" and THE Coast OF Chance"
written in collaboration with her sister
Lucia. and Of a number Of short stories
and poems. Miss Chamberlain was born
In San Francisco, and the romance OF
tie old city, its possibilities for the
unexpected, particularly its reckless, in
dOmiLable youth, made "A deep impress
sion upon her. This impression she has
reproduced IN The Coast OF Chance.
as well as IN a new novel completed
shortly before ner death, which is prom
ised for publication next year Her
life was one of singular devotion to
literary work and literary ideals.
Though Life DO Us Part is the
sGiEiUg title of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Wards latest novel. which Hought0n
MnfiiH Company repOrt has already
gone into a third eGitiOu. IL is also be-
ing brought ont in England through
Archibald Constable & Co.
The November number OF the Century
VIII mark the beginning of the seventy
seventh volume and The thITty-uintH
year OF this magazine. IT. will appear
with this issue, in an entirely new dress
of type, with new headings known as
1C-pOint CaslOn. This is modelled On the
original type cut by CaslOn I'm the eight
eeuth century and the advantage claim
Cd for It is leglbility and firmness Of
face.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

The Washington Times makes
special cash-in-adVance rates for
Classified Advertising.
CLASS A
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FAMILY DENTAL PARLOES.
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WORKING UNDER CEHIIFICATION OF
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LAUNDRY

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CALL Us UP.
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10 The LADIES.

TOR THIS ADV. and g. wc UilI give I doz-
of cabinets, regular DrIce 54; high class work
only LtEEsSEN a. sACHSE, GIT lth ST.
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AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.
MOTORCYCLES.

IEE SEVENTH AND l. CYCLE Co"
agents for the Indian motorcycle bicyt les
and suudries; So and 81 Fisk tires reduced u
S2-25; baby carriages. etc. repaired.
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READING Standard motor cycle. perfect
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1928 New York ave. nols-u
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

"The Art Of Conjuring' by Henry
HattOn, in a future number Of ST.
Nicholas. will not only explain many of
the leading tricks performed By con-
juTcrs on the stage, but viii also give
directions. bringing these sleight-Of-
hand wonders within the range of Par
lor Magic. and enabling boys TO perform
the same tricks themselves.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

Among Inc coming November pubIl-
cations will be the biography Of James
AICNenl Whistler. which Elizabeth
Robins PenneI1 and her husband, J0-
seph Penneu, have long been working
upon. This is the life authorized and
planned ~ Whistler himself. and il is
based upon material furnished by him
self and his family. The work viii
be issued in two volumes, with over l66
illustrations in haIftone, photogravure,
and line, by the j. b. LippiucOtt Com
paEy.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
MILLINERY.

MISS c. b. BRENoER. formerly Of TIC lsta
ST, now located al us 18th st.. u floor ina
line 0f millinery and trimmings
u0II-ths ssal tu-tf
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
WHERE TO DINE.

''YUMI EUM| That's what youu say aftsr
a meal at one of our places. Three OF them.
18th and c, zT 7th. 100 Pennsy Ivania ave.
my-13-m " .Sa-S3J
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
ROLLER SKATES.

FOR A Z5C DEPOSIT We WILL KEEP
A PAIR OF SKATES FOR YOU FOR A
XMAS PRESENT AND DELIVER THEM
ANYWHERE PHONE OR WRITE MAIN
545s u1Is-5t
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
DENTISTRY.

once Hours, $50 A. 81. 70 $50 P. n
DR. OTIS ". ELZEI. DENTIST
s. y. cor. 10Th and T. entrance on l5th-
DR ". j. ELZEY, DENTIST.
n /. Cor. 4Lh and T. Capitol cts. ne
Specialists iu painless Extracting Go. {
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings, and Plate s
that tit satisfaction guaranteed or more p
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone n. 4-5Z-
n8ls-Lf
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

KATE-For goodness sake get one OF sh0ss
cake Eriddles from Washington Gas Appliances
Co, us lIth ST. NV. JACK GAS
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

AN UNDISPUTED FACT-YOu can save
money by having your dyeiug. cleaning, a.
teriuE repairing done at the COLUMBIA.
work called for an delivered 1850 gth St ~
Phone \. 6410. nolS-W, sa Su-tt
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

KERNFS PIES
THE BEST MADE
Ask Your Grocer Always Fresh.
lI25 ID St ne. Je25-th IT,. SU-s9f
COLUMBIA NURSERIES. / can furnish
fruit and shade trees. roses. shrub bushes
son, 1879 New York ave. nv. 0c4-G
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

THE DENTIST
DIR. j. " kE1ESs
has moved 60 L4E u ST. au19-Slt
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charge. u cents.
acc u
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BOYS WHO WANT PERMITS TO
SELL PAPERS CAN OBTAIN
THEM BY APPLYL q TO THE
CIRCULATION MANAGER. THE
WASHINGTON TINES.
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ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLOYMENr SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. au2o-tt
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
HELP MANTHn--FEMAI----

IVANpEp-ONH WHITE GIRL RON
W general huuscwork. Reference ne
fnired Apply -i0i Bayord Ave. o27-tf
.NVANrED-A . WHITE WOMAN AS
w cook Apply Mrs Henry Bancroft,
Srenhll oyeg and Willard aircct n2--t
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
POLITICAL
POLITICAL
POLITICAL
TO THE VOTERS OF DELAWARE j:

. Under the County comnit oil
mo
nominee Attorney tho ticket OF SAID
practical request e
COMMITTEES h independent Republican Party also e'aneu
uos ticket OF having eonsoee
The Independent originally intended ey
nooe effective election OF Frank OaV
Hopeoean This Castle County
much all ticket
eo that county The with minor eSeeptons IN Kent
county In compelled 60 against Davis
could have done without the ticket and generally without ~
jury to the
We believe .h Republican
serious mistake with independent the field votes would
cut
ticket Republican 20 tho Democrats
We wish allow natural resentment asan
the Republican treatment Republican
Republican oket
his the Republican ticket
ohoud
not be ected Republican ticket by crossing
lines the the the ticket and to simply line trouqh
line through
Il Andrew
o.
wish accomplish the result Of defeating Davis the latter
effective nnsmueh counts twice much tho first
method
demand loyalty
which
and by ai Vho /
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE"
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THE JOURNAL TO
GIVE RETURNS
Everybody Invited to Learn
the Election Result at
Fourth and ShipIey

BY Arrangement with tho u. q A Jele-
phone Company. THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL will give complete information Of
the election tonight
Simply go 20 your telephone and ask
for either No. eOio. No. 2ou All other
business Of THE EVENING JOURNAL
will be handled over its regular tele-
phones, Nos 955 and 800 Don't call over
either of these phones for information.
g cannot be given over them.
In addition 20 the returns by telephone
THE EVENING JOURNAL viii display
complete bulletins on o large screen from
THE EVENING JOURNAL building az
Fourth and Shipley streets The ar
rangemnts for these returns are on an
extensive basis and bulletins Of the
election will be flashed instantly upon
the scren as soon as tho results are
known.
In addition TO IL all there will be a
moving picture exhibition.
THE EVENING JOURNAL invites us
friends to ask this office for all election
information.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
ARREST % MEN IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nov. 9-Commissione-
Bingham and the police were scored
bv election officials to-day fr making
twenty-eiRht arrests which had not
been contemplated by the election
board. All we're those of men who
we're to have been merely challenged.
All were freed when brought before
magistrates.
Abram Goodking, a millionaire mil-
liner wholesaler was one Of the early
arrests. When arraigred, Inc ra aged
in curt and declared he would spend
million to punish tho man whose
stupidity had caused his detention.
In Yorkville court Magistrate Kern
ochan had sixteen prisoners before him
within an hour after the pills opened,
one of these was a pliceman in full
uniform. lie was Patrolnan Joseph
3. Brvne, Of the First precinct and
was taken into custody on the charge
Of illegal registration. Fortunately
fr Byrne. the magistrate recognized
him as a friend and he was discharged
and went Dack to duty.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
FIRE THREATENS
so HOTEL GUESTS.

PITTSBURG. Nov. 2.--The lives Of
900 guests OF the famous Monongahela
House wero threatened and several
business houses were badly damaged in
a spectacular fire here early today, en-
failing a loss estimated at $4,000
The fire started in the Junker Ware
house and spread rapidly to the busi-
ness houses OF w. II. Holmes a Co..
Wholesale liquor dealers; Somers. Fit
Ter and Todd Co. machineray supplies
and G. H. Hotting and Sons. grain and
feed Al the first alarm tho guests
rushed hurricdly from their rooms
scantily clad. After an hours work the
flremen succeeded in getting the
flames under control. The origin OF
the fire is unknown.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
100000 UP ON
ELECTION BETS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.Betting on the
campaign wound up like a whirl wind
and to-day it is estimated that ssoO00 hal
been placed I'm wagers. But that sum {!
only one-fourth Of the amount general,
put up on the eve Of a presidential else
ton
Most OF the wagers however. we're
made on the election in New ork State
the hettors not caring to offer the odd
demanded ON the result Of the nationa
ticket.
What betting was done was not place.
In the open. When two men wanted Il
back their judgment. they retired 70
some private place, agreed on terms, an,
they put up the cash.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
VOTERS AT POLLS EARLY
THROUGHOUT COUNTRY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
COLUMBUS. O.. Nov s.-Reports indi
cate that a heavy early vote is being cast
A feature is tho volume ef scratching
ON the state ticket. Reports from Cleve
land arc that voters are taking so Ions
to mark their ballots that it is'very ques-
tionable whether all the registration car
get through the booths by closing time.
At Columbus and Toledo the early cote
was extremely heavy. Tho voters In
northwestern Ohio the Democratic
stronghold, were early at the polls.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
HOW's This

The readers Of this paper will be pleas
ed TO learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able 20 cure In all it's stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only
positive cure now known TO tho medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease. requires "A constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
thereby destroying the foundation OF the
diseaee. and giving the patient strength
hv building up the constitution and as
sisting nature I'm doing its work The
proprietors have so much faith In its
curative powers that they offer One Hnn-
dred Dollars for any case that Il fails
to cure Send for list Of testimonials.
Address. +. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo,
Ohio Sold by all Druggists, l5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
MOTHER ON HOSPITAL
COT BESIDE DAUGHTER

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-seno-a Maria
Asunsola, the richest woman in Mexico,
whose daughter, senorita Elisa Asun-
cola. lis being treated at johns Hopkins
Hospital. for hip trouble by Or. Thomas
b. Futcher is today in the private sur
glcal ward Of the hospital IN a room ad-
joining that Of her daughter.
After travelling more than 2.so miles
from her home in Chihuahua, Mexico.
several weeks ago so that her daughter
might receive skilled treatment Sonora
Asunsola who has been staying at the
clifton apartments, opposite the hispltal'
was stricken with an ailmcnt which
neccssitated an operation. Dr. Howard
A. Kelly performed tho operation, and it
S. expected she will be able TO leave her
bed within the next few days.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
FIRE DESTROYS cAsKET
CONTAINING DEAD MAN

WHEELING. w Va. Nov 3-While
the body of Charles Fisher. 20 years
old who died YESTERDAY, was in the
casket this morning at their home on
Fifteenth street. there was an explosion
which set fire to tho dead mans cloth
inc and the coffin. Tha father. hear
ing tho report. rushed into the room in
time' TO put the blaze out befrc lie
fire dcparment arrived. The caske.
was destrve1. the dead mans clothing
almost burned off and the body badly
scorchcd
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
FIRE ADJOINING ToM8s
SCARES PRISONERS

NEW YORK. Nov. Sire in a manu-
featuring plant on Cen,er street i'm
mediatelg across from the Tcmbs
prison. at an early hour this morning
filled the prison with smke and caused
a pnic among the men and women
prisoners.
Keepers hurried through the COR
ridors and shouted To the prisoners
that there vas absolutely no danger.
but the glare Of the flames. the clang-
ing of the fire bells aud the sitting
smoke occasioned such alarm that il
was half hour before order could be
restred.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
LIGHT EARLY VOTING
IN NORTH DAKOTA

B1sNlARK. n. d.. Nov. s-Early
voting TODAY was light Democrats
predict an increased vote for Brs an
on tho ballotlng already in. lnteres,
ceniers ia the race between Johnson
Repl and Burke Dem) for the gov-
ernorship. Burke was elected two
years ago. on account of the factional
differences. Republicans expect TO
defeat him. Most of the party leaders
are working in favor Of johnson. The
Republicans expect the state to give
Taft a plurality less than that given
Roosevelt.