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nua preguntandO.

nua preguntando.
Repregunta el Lcdo. Tizol- -hace
notar nuevas contradiciones en- lc
que Sc refiere d posici0n dc los acu
sados al rededor de la mesa. FL abo
gado llama la atenci0n hacia contra
diciones del testigo. Nuelve de nue-
vo ell Sr. Tizol a repreguntar V 10 mis-
mo Coll v Cuchi.
Comparece Inocencio Diaz. Dice
es sargento de la detective; que CO.
noce i los acusadoS V Ia noche del p
estaban todOs jugando Poker
en- la expresada casa; que tuvo como
cimiento del hecho, Y fu6 a sorpren,
derlos V Ia sorprendiG. Explica l.
forma como cargo al detective
Felipe Maldonado, yque Wales le
dijo que Sc iugaha Poker. Ahri6 Ia
celocia Wales V 50 meti6 por ella.
Repregunta el Sr. Tizol Y hace no.
tar contradiciones en- Wales Y Nal
donadO. Hacen rcprcgIntaS los abo-
gados CanaleS. Gomez. LlOrens v
Coll Y Cuchi-
Terminada Ia prueba del fiscal.
FL Lolo. Cuevas Zcqucira dice q.
desea presentar una mOci6n en- nnm-
brp de 81 defendido Sr. Inubriel. Y
dc lo> demaS acusadOs. tn,la vcz que
las pruchaS del fiscal no han prOba-
IL Ia culpahilflad de los acrISadoS.
puc- uo - ha pnobado. ~ jucaba
Poser. \ por tanto Ia acuSari6n ca
.rcce de baSs.
Habla el Lodo- Coll V Cuchi Y sc
adhere a 10 manifestado por 81 com-
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guez envie una description del case
y fotografias del aparato y de la ellen
ia.
Ell DR.. Ramirez Dominguez ley6
I'm interesante trabajo sobre anes-
tecia, y despues aplico con gran
maestria el nitrous oxide en- COM
binaci6n con oxfgeno, a un joven
de Is ahos extrayendole una pieza.
Sc di6 un receso de cinco minutes
para ponerse de acuerdo y elegir la
directiva y comite eiecutivo que ha
de regir durante ell pr6Ximo aho.
Fueron electos por unanimidad los
Sres. siguient es: DR.. Eigio F, Ros
presidente; DR.. Francisco Ponte Vi
ce-presidente; DR.. Mateo D. Four
nier ,Secretario; DR.. Jose Salgado TIE
sorero; DR.. l.. Emilio Chevremont
secretario.
Ell comite ejecutivo quedo cons
|tituido en- la siguiente forma: San
Juan S. E. Chevemont, Arecibo J.
Lorenzo Casalduc, Maya gilez Benig-
no Ramirez, Ponce j. P. Lamautte,
Guayama j. Modesto Bird, y HUI
macao A. Barreiro.
Ell distrito de Aguadilla esta va
cante por no haber ningun asociad do
por ese distrito que Sc encuentre
dentro del reglamento.
A propuesta del DR.. Fournier Sc
cundado por el DR.. Casalduc y otros
en- vista de los grandes trabajos que
ha hecho siempre defensa de los in
tereses de la profession dental y
de haber sido el primer presiden-
te de Ia asociaci6n propone senom-
bre presidente honorario vitalicio
al DR.. Manuel V.del Vale, 10 que Sc
acord6 por unanimidad, siendo reel
bida la designation con nutridos
aplausos.
Sc nombr6 una comisi6n compues-
ia de los Dres. Blanes y Pedro Mona
gas pasa dar las gracias al Sr. Riera
Palmer alcalde de Mayagiiez, por ha
Der cedido los salones del ayunta-
miento para la celebration de la a
samblea.
Ell DIR. Benigno Ramirez nom
bre de los dentistas de Mayagiiez,
invito 4 los presentes para asistir a
un banquete que Sc celebrara en- ho-
nor a los dentistas que han asistido
q Ia asamblea a las siete Y media
de la noche.
Toma possession la nueva directiva
y Sc levanta la session.
A las S de Ia nOche empezo el ban
quote conque los dentlstas de Maya
gdez obsequiaron 4 los eoncurrentes
q Ia asamblea Y que cerr6 con brOch .
de oro los trabajos del dia, reinandO
gran animation desde el primer mo-
mento.
Ell "menG" decia como sigue:
Association dental de Pto Rico.
Tercer Aniversario celebrado en- Ia
ciudad de Mayaguez el dfa 10 de
Julio de 1910. Mend.
'Entremeses. Pisto 4 Ia espahola.
Paella a Ia valenciana: langosta Ell
salsa mayonesa Y vinagreta, roost-
beef con pure de papas. -Postres.
Helados, flan V queso de holanda.
Vinos. tinto, blsneo, Cenicero V
champagne veuve Chcqust Tonssr
din. Tabacos .millonaros-.
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En- la reunion de alcaldes y jueces
municipales de la isla celebrada hoy
en- la casa del gobierno, ell gobernadol
Sc expres6 en- los siguientes termi.
nos:
"Sehores:
Os he invitado aqui hoy, no para
que oigais discursos elocuentes mo.
tlvados por al gun asunto de suprema
lmportancia cuya resolucion exija
gran sacri6cio de nuestra parte, ST.
no con obieto de que podamos dedi-
carnos a hablar con aquella sencillez
que trae consigo un mejor entendi-
miento entire los hombres. Porque,
por estos medios, conociendonos
mutuamente y entendiendo mejor
los fines q. nos proponemos alcanzar,
podremos, medlante mayor ammonia
de pensamiento y accion, cumpir
nuestros deberes para con el pueblo
que estamos obligados servir. Di-
le en- mi discurso de Inauguration,
a mi llegada a Puerto Rico, que no
lba yo a prescindir del uso del pro-
nombre personal, porque mientras
mas pronto nos conocieramos perso
nalmente, tanto mas pronto estarfa-
mos trabajando iuntos por Puerto
Rico, y seguire ahora el mismo plan
por la misma raz6n. Die tambien
que serfa presunci6n de parte mia
entrar en- aquella epoca en- una dis
cusl6n minuciosa de los asuntos To-
Gales, a conocer los cuales entrava
entonces como estudiante. Todavia
no me considero competente para
discutir esos detalles, pero he emplea
! do mi tempo desde mi llegada aqui
en- famiharizarme 10 mas possible con
las condiciones generates, con la idea
de usar mis- energfas en- corregir, por
los medios que fuesen factibles, aque
Has que necesitasen correction.
, Nuestro habil Attorney General
dijo en- SUI primera manifestation pli-
bica a su llegada a esta isla, 81 es
que la citacion que hago es correcta,
que mo es este un gobierno perso-
nal, sino un gobierno regido por la
ley.
No podria hacerse una manifesto
clon mas veridica nj mas importante
para recordarse. Cast todas las leyes,
sin embargo, son suceptibles de in
terpretacion-aun la Constitution de
los Estados Unidos ha sido objeto de
mucho estudio por los jurisconsultos
mas notables de nuestra nacion, con
el fin de discernir su verdadero sen
lido en- algunos PARTICULARS y las Yer
daderas intenciones de los que la re-
dactaron. Distintos hombres pueden
lnterpretar la misma ley en- distlnto
sentido, y disentir honradamente en-
10 que respecta a los deberes de los
ciudadanos V funcionarios de acuer-
do con ella. Las diferentes int terpre-
taciones de la ley y las concepcio-
nes de los deberes que de ella nacen,
o a falta de reelamentacion legisla-
tiva especifca, las conclusiones d
que llegan V sostienen los diversos
funcionarlos executives. pueden con-
siderarse como los principles por G.
Hos sust entados, y no importa 10 q.
esos principle sean. 81 es que sc con
ciben ell un espiritu de justicia Y Sc
tiene la intenci6n de adherirSe a G.
Hos persist entemente. Sc manifesto
ran con franqueza, porQuc 81 funclo-
mario ejecutivo que actda gtnado
por un espiritu de rcctitud Y esia-'
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por SUI hablidad y destreza mantle
midas sin variacion ninguna hasta el
final.
Nuestra felicitacion a vencedores
y vencidos, pues que todos hcieron
magnf6cas jugadas.
Para el domingo pr6ximo Sc a
nuncia otro gran desaio consertado
entire los teams Yoguarona y Liber-
tad de esta ciudad; hay gran anima
cion para este macht.
-Plcenos consignar en- estas no
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-13

de NiIIauueva 212; de Santa Clara.
pcr N5il,uu"va ~: de Tunss Y Glen
fueeos >
Tmal is tahacoS llegado d plaza
de-,Ic Il u de Junio al 30 del mismo
; 3255. anrerior deSde 10. de Enero
27.70n.
Total En- 10 que va de sho. .3Oo55.
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Movimiento tabacalero. R. 1glecia
D. QI;o. .noH;hon 10 I'M nor

Lodo. Manuel +. Rosy; secretario
Ell Sr. Hernandez V ST. Gimenez La
lara, vocal.
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Ell gobernador Cotton diri-
je la palabra a los alcal-
des y jueces.

mientras mas prOntro..dice-.
nos conocieramos personalmen
te, mas pronto estariamos ira
bajando juntos por Puerto
Rico
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mo es este un gobierno per-
sonal, sino un gobierno re.
gido por la ley. "..recuerda
Ell gobernador que manifes-
to ell attorney general a su
llegada a la isla.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24
Republican Nominees

The Republicans held their county
county convention last Saturday and
In addition to soliciting delegates to
the state convention at Colorado
Springs, put up the following county
ticket:
Foe Commissioner Of Rangely Dis
trict TO be filled by Committee. It
y uu6 erstood that A, w. Powers will
b p13ced OIL the ticket.
Fol- Treasurer-J.L. Tagert-
Cl1kk and Recorder-T. B. Scott.
AaDessor-J. A. Bills.
6heriff-A. G. Ellison.
Celnty Superintendent of Schools,
J. q Riland.
Cofoner-Dr. Samuel French.
6ufveyor-No Nomination.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24
A Strong Ticket

Following Is the state ticket put up
by the Democrats at Denver last
week.
Justice Of Supreme Court-Robert w.
Steele, of Denver.
Governor Of Colorado-John F. Shat
roth, Of Denver.
Lieutenant Governor : Stephen r.
Fitzgerald, Of San Miguel county
Congressman-at-LArge = Edward T.
Taylor, Of Garfield county.
Secretary Of State-James R. Pearce,
of Otero county.
State Treasurer-Roady Kenehan, Of
Denver.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

stats Audltor-M. A. Leddy, of Ell
PAso county.
Attorney General-John r. Barnett,
of Onray county.
Superintendent Of Schools-Kather-
Inc d. Cook, Of Adams county.
Railroad Commissioner - Alex J.
Davidson, Of Chaffee county.
Regents Of State University-George
w. Teal, of Boulder; John T. Bot
tom, Of Denver.
Chairman State Central Committee
George Bradley, Of Ouray.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

An eastern paper says that the fell
low in South Dakota who interrupted
Teddy with the question IS to who
WAS paying the expenses Of his trip, :"
made . mistake. He should have
asked the names of the trusts" he
busted when he was president and
the names Of the ''btg thieves he
sent to the penitentiary. This would
have been . soaker.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

The Democratic congressional conn
mittee IL 20 full Of Joy that they cam
not hold 1t all
A DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE
The election In Maine on Septem-
Der 18th resulted In the greatest vic
tory that the Maine Democracy has
had in more than fifty year,. Tho
Democrats swept the Pine Tree state
electing three congressman out OF
I've and m, overwhelming Democrat
10 legislature, which insures Demo-
cratic senator In the next Congress.
This victory Is . sure indication Of
the great Democratic landslide that
will take place In November, ~ even
close Republican victory indicated
In the past, . Democratic victory in
the nation, a. Maine ID . rock-ribbed
Republican state. N
It was exactly twsnty reap go
that the Democratic party - ~
greatest victory sincs the dAyk6f An
drew jackson. In 1874 To- Dstne-
Gratis elected 9sS members In the
House Of Representative and tho
Republicans elected . measly 81.
This was revolt against the high
handed rules Of Speaker Reed, Of
Maine, during the Harrison adminia-
tration. The tremendous revolt that
Is going on now over the country and
which will undoubtedly result In .
greater Democratic landslide In Nov
than that of 1880, il due, to . large
extent, to the hiRh-hAnded methods
Of Speaker Cannon In the House,
supplemented by the crushing and
brutal methods Of Senavor Aldrich In
ruling the Senate. They even hood
winked President Taft.
When . party remains In power for
+ long time the leaders cease to be
merely leaders, and endeAyof to be-
come masters and remain 20 until
the people get = good whack ut them.
When We want Cxsrs to rule NJ,
like Cannon and Aldrich, we will 60
to Russia and enjoy that luxury in
Its greatest fullness.
Senator Hale, OF MAINE, eVioently
held his ear to the ground for = long
time before he decided not TO be
| . candidate for reelection to the Sem
ate. He 10 doubtless very glad that
he announced his withdrawal from
the raoe, as the Democrats have an
Notwithstanding nsajefity In The hgisv
lature, which insures . Democratic
Senator from Maine, tho first one
since the war. Not only that but
Henry Cabot Lodge, the cookoo from
Massachusetts.is going to find that
that his learned and cultured Massa-
chusetts constituency il tired Of his
scholarly fiourishes in the National
capital, ::and Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island and Connecticut are undoubt-
eddy going to follow the example Of
Maine and send Democratic Senators
to the next Congress. They have
found out that the ultimate consumer
Is no myth, I" as Senator Lodge used
to call them.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

DIR. Jefferson showed that he was .
good loser and good Democrat by
mounting the platform and moving
that Shaforth's nomination be made
unanimous Had half as much work
been done for Jefferson, prior to the
convention, as was done for the gov
ernor the former would have won.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

In abusing the bosses" In his
western speeches Colonel Roosevelt
shows his shrewdness. bosses
have no friends in the free air Of the
plains and mountains and it's always
safe to jump on them.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

Representative Walbridge was
nominated and will represent Rio
Blanco and Routt counties in the
Eighteenth assembly. Boyd is sure
winner.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

At the recent convocation Of the
Episcopal church, held At Delta, the
Rev. J. H. Dennis was appointed ~
president Of the Council Of Advice, .
position next In ecclesiastic authority
to that Of Bishop.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

Your complexion "a we'll ~ your temper 10
rendered miserable BY dfsordered liver. By
taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
less you can improve both. Sold By City Drug
Store.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

Old time HERALD readers will rec
ognise in the groom the youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Miner. Ernest
Miner has made good in every posi-
ton he has held since leaving the
schools. He il now holding an Inn
portant position under the govern
ment ct Seattle.
All manner of good luck to the
happy young couple.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

Miss Davis Of Denver sang an
anthem At the morning service Of
st. James church. 1t was beautifully
rendered, as the notes were sung true,
clear and sweet.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24
w. B. Blythe is back from the
Trappers Lake region, where he put
in Z few weeks prospecting, and
found some good rock.

The Ambrose Oldland outfit moved
. fine bunch Of beef to the railroad
this week. Manager George Lord
was In charge of the outfit.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

The Hugus mill Is being put In
shape for the fall run Of flour grind
ing, painting, cleaning up and re-
pairing Of machinery being some Of
the work doing now.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

II we could only live on advise like
the abundant Roosevelt output how
It would help this high cost Of living
business.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

Hank Golden was in town Satur.
day and held short conference with
one Of the HERALD force.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

DR.. Thornton and family arrived 10
town Tuesday. The doctor will hang
out his ..shingle."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

The vote on the gubernatorial con-
test stood, Shafroth, 684; Jefferson,
5s7; showing that Jefferson Is very
popular man In Colorado.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

b. L. Nichols lost q stack of hay
up Sulphur, Tuesday, by fire. Loss
about seventy five dollars.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24
Miner-Cousins

From Seattle, WASH, comes the fol-
lowing elegantly engraved announce
ment:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Cousins
announce tho marriage Of their daughter
Lulu Clayton

Mr.. Ernest James Miner
on Wednesday, September fourteenth
nineteen hundred and ten
Seattle. Warrington
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

w. 8. Taylor, the genial postmast-
er at Axial, was in town Saturday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24
Routt County Tickets

The two parties over in Routt will
10 bsfore the voters with the follow
ing tickets:
DEMOCRATIC
Sheriff = H. T. Campbell, Hahn's
Peal.
Trsasurer-E. A. Marker, Steam
boat Springs.
Clark and Recorder-Marshall Q.
Starr, Craig.
Assessor-Hsrry B. Peck, Hayden.
County Superintendent Of Schools
-Miss Mamie Weyand, Craig.
Commissioner William T. Still
lines. MaybelL
Anrveyor-A. ". e. Vessel, Steam
boa& Springs.
Coroner-W. e. Hosking, Oak Crk
REPUBLICAN,
( Sherif- Amos H. Chivington, Of
6ssamboat Springs.
15tesurer John =. Sumner, Of
F6fni - :. n - - ,s'-sss - -.
/ Clerk and Recorder-W William A.
Mckinley, Hahn's Peak
Assessor-J. Edward Miles, of Hay
den.
County Superintendent lof Schools
George w. Smith, Hayden.
Commissioner Eugene ". Hunt,
Maybell.
Surveyor Thomas A. Brown, Of
Hahn's Peak.
Coroner William H. Bashor, Of
Steamboat Springs.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

G. F. Perkins threshing machine
will shortly be In Meeker. This was
horse affair. Now We have half .
dozen up-to-date separators.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

The Utes have cleaned out Charley
Hills watermelon patch.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

James Hayes and William Graham
of Leadville, were In Meeker this
week. They are hunting for q stock
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

w. H. Miller and family, Of Fort
Collins, arrived, Wednesday. He
has located on Milk creek, and is in
tereAted In cattle.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

Harry Gilmore came down from
his ranch last evening.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

An election was called by w. H.
Clark, w. A. Miller, g. 8. Allse-
brook, g. c. Wagner and N. Major,
commissioners, to be held Oct. IL,
1885, to vote for and against the in
corporation Of the town Of Meeker.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

Subscribe for The HERALD
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TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO

IRON The Herald of September 50. 1851
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24

joe Rooney was in i'll humor last
Wednesday. He had gone to the
river to get . barrel Of .water-what
the water was for we know not-the
barrel got away from joe and fioated
down the White. Az . result Of this
mishap, Joe had to take "his'n"
straight for several days.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-24
Our Washington Letter

The Democratic congressional conn
mittee Is 20 full Of Joy that they can
NOT hold IL all
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business
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-18
VICTORY BRINGS ITS OBLIGATIONS

A political victory is nothing more
nor less than q commission to do GER
tain things. Success is contingent on
how satisfactorily the task assigned
is carried out. No better statement of
election results and the sacred obliga-
tion that accompanies the victory given
the democratic party has been written
or will be written than the following
from the democratic Joplin Globe:
"The keynote of this American hour
of history is progress. 1t is not de-
lstruction 1t is not radicalism The
ldemagogy of today is almost wholly
on the side of the interests" that
claim for themselves immunity before
1.-THE law and exemption from the con-
ventions of plain equity If we have
an army os discomfort the motto in
scribed upon it's banners is not "Class
! Legislation, but MASS Legislation. "
And MASS Legislation" necessarily is
proper sentiment in a government of
the people.
ITO the democratic party which
Irightfully may regard the verdict at
the polls as an expression of conf
dence; or at last, of hope, the pleasing
hour of self-felieitation must needs be
brief.
The democratic party must prove it.
self, not merely sincere, but unques-
tionably capable. The difficulty of
anything like net legislative results in
the conditions of a democratic house
and a republican senate and president
is understood, and fair allowance will
be made on that account. The house
will not be adjudged so much by what
the legislative accomplishment of the
next two years may lack as by the con-
structive policies and measures enun-
ciated and carried through the house.
"It is probable that the next con-
gress will be watched more alertly and
intelligently by the people than any
other session of congress in our his
tory. The party attitude will be well
gnaged. The department of men will
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-18
Election of Senators by
Direct Vote a Live Issue

Washington, d. c., Nov. 15.-The
question of electing senators of the
United States by direct vote of the
people suddenly has become an ex-
.tremely live one, by reason of the dem.
Iocratic gains in the senate.
Without doubt, as soon as the demo
Gratis set the ball rolling in the first
session of the Sixty-second congress,
they will put through the house a
joint resolution submitting to the leg.
islatures of the different states an
amendment to the constitution for cleo
tion of senators by popular vote 1t
will then be up to the senate to kill
the resolution, if it's passage is to be
prevented. In republican house
there has not been in recent years any
difficulty about getting such a resolu.
ton through and there will be still less
in a democratic house.
With the democratic gains in the
senate, it is not going to be as easy
to prevent adoption of the resolution
as it has been in the past. The demo
Gratis will have at least forty senators
and probably several more before the
.Sixty-second congress is very old. The
democrats, plus the insurgents, can
come close to making up the necessary
two-thirds to enable them to pass such
a resolution. The winning over of a
small number of near insurgents
would allow the resolution to pass
Should the democrats get control of
the senate, as they hope in 1912, there