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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

" G. uptrci,h, ~ the Home Bond
ana Loan company, lett today t"r
brIcf Dusru' visit ~ Gallup.
James Hr}'". Well known boiler
expert Of Nlpuduriuur. left today tor
CrrrlloS g. luuk over several boilers
~ that place.
Mrs John H. Shr"hon, "t az south
FpuIth street. ~ enjoying 4 visit from
her uirCcs. the Misr's catherine aud
Juud LnWIrI ct BOISE. ldaho.
captain Il NJ Sp,ry. director Of
traffic To- lhr Grand canyon ui the
Colorado. returned To- Albuqu"rpu"
tuIuy after 70 ten days trip - Mime.
sofia ana Surlh bak"ta.
Regular rungu,atton ct Fiu Grandr
rhup,"r So. :. e.. \. NJ this eve
mug q, 20 uriurk. Al visiting
companions ere N,lDuIur. ~ order
oI ynr ~. =. Harry Braun, secretary.
Wunam II Sh"nL one of AIrupu'r-
purs oldest citizens VAS married last
evening to- FrI,ln L"al" Be- JudE"
" w. Mcclellan az 600 N"rlh \ru"
street Ih' ceremony Was Witnessed
b, Tow cot th".r numerous friend
Mrs >,Ur Burl'y uf the hartley
Millinery Who ha- h,'n paiIru' 30
ST Joseph. hu-prlI tor som" Tune
.. rrpurtrd .t,adlI. Improving M
iMTtl,y ,Nport, ru r"vuiu" the air..
ton OF her hu.lu... IA - few dlN.
The ~ontr +. rmtod w"aDn"unl
wnu run thruuth Nbuqucruu" tudI.
IN lWu s,. iruua OF i've sleeping 'u.
to each s"Drrnu practically every con.
pIrtm"ut Jta",uH ROOM aud b'I'u
being occupied.
Al mrmbrrs ol the order Of l;u'l
way Employees 81" urged To- attend 'll"
meeting ct the Albuquerque lodge "i
IA" organization, t. be held H. To"
Elks lodge room beginning at s.
O'Clock tonight
Earl wylder. of the United stat.
forest service, is IN Albuuucruu, tor
brief visit with his brother. IN VI
H. Wylder, MIR, Wyldcr. VITO l"r
merly resided IN Albupu"rlu" ha'
been for some time on dr'Jll Work "a
the ozark mountains Iu Arkansas.
Fred Uuugut" TOR % number of
years u trainmau pu the santa ~"
with residence iu Albuquerque. - III
| IN" CITY for % VISIT ullh Mrs IluuRHit
| ana family Mr.. lIunEdtc has been
IN Sdlt LHh" tor Tho last year, briug
Interested ~ mining IN Utah
! Mark Levy, director Of the Ne"
| Mexico Athletic club. returned todaI
| from santa be. where he has been tnI
| ten duNs at the bedside OF his brOthcl
| Jake. who has been seriously 40 with
pneumonia, Mr. Levy says his broth,
'r IL now out Of danger and believed
| To- be- On the way To recovery,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-14
NEW SANATOR|UM
NOW RECEIVING
PATIENTS
Recently Completed Institu-
tiOn for Care of Those suf-
fering From tuberculosis,
Enters Upon Active Work.

The ripcs sann,orium, "nr "l ~"
moni ten tuberculosis ana H'ud-
IN IA" vest. which was recently COM
pl,i,d, In now receiving pnu"u'.. u
number having already t,K,u ur .lu,Ir
residence thDT, aud begun Nn' lH''I.
m"rt iur tuberculosis ana Kindred 1l-
red ailments Visitors 60 rur Ir'r
VIII hr welcome. IN" HIu'tnI,um eft
u.r4 many New features 100 a.. up, o..
sir cottages ANA tn" .lluNu..rlli ,m
huId.nr ~ planned VA au d"rl man.
uuT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-14

An goods reduced and priced the
same To- all. ClaThr's Curio store,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-14

rhr .,.,u,, uutbmu.ss 90, ia, Stu
drtuErr advertising.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-14
FLORENCE E. WILSON IS
WORLD CHAMPION FOR
FAST WORK q ACCURACY

Prof. ], T.. noodell, manager Of the
Albuquerque Business College receiv-
cd today telegram announcing the
winners Of tho international cham-
plOnahip contest for speed and aecur-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-14
The Weather

TpGEN TT onigh ana
Fonda. I.f not much chnngr ~
Temperature.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19
JnlanO GeleQrap6
Gin Wtuiter Reformer.

Gin Muter Refprmer.
Iep gort, IS. San. - Der
W2apor G0ntn IS. pader BON Gong
Brand, q. g., ift unter Der 4ntIa8e
perbaftet uoroen, eine SeiteAung BON
elmer StruBsn YfIaiterun9s Geieaz
fduft angenonmeu gu baben. Wtdr-
tirtes @elo in Der 60he poT $1,000
purbe, pie bic 9pli3ei iagt, in fetnem
9eTibe pprgefunben. Die @erhoftung
Deg Manors erfolgte uuf @eranlaHung
BON 8eamten Der @eIelIfhaft. Die BET
benz gountpdnipdlt Ipp'egdte Ses
ihtpsroe erboben hatten, Bater babe
bon ihnsn 8elb geforoert.
Der 9ertreter Der Stdatsbeboroe
na6m bic Murtirung Der 8elonpten
periDnlich Dor uno legte osm Wtonor
| cine sSolIe, in Die oieier prompt binetns
alma. 9as St0nits an Der Sane lit,
bob 9ader Dor Fiinfaehn Wonaten uuf
eintm .RsfprmzSidet" oetpG6lt nurbe
uno in Der feiner Bdbl ppraus9ehene
ben 9ampQQne etuen &reuasuq gegen
@ruft uno @erIhpsnhunQ Fiihrte. gr
felt Die 9eitehungs@ @antlage in Ib.
reoe.
gR orbtbaten in getp 0ort.
Rep Oort, IS. San. Wdhrsnp
bes Sahres 1911 tpuroe III 40 Uloro@
prpseTIen nur cine usberfiibrung fir
Wtorb i'm eriten 9rooe errptrtt. u
gerIonen tpuroen bes Mpross i'm 3tpeta
ten 9rape fir ihuloig befunben, 20
ipeoen SobIhlag8 uno 7 tpe9er Scoz
Efd3lugs i'm 3tpeitsu Grabs. Sm 9ans
sen ipurben i'm @erlaufe bes Sohrts
1924 gerTonen fpeeen irseno etnes
Qerbreden8 psrurtheilt, gegen 2794 TN
Qorjabre.
Gin b5fes Gri6tasu.
| glen gort, IS. San. @iolet
| Guebler, Elm 15idhrtge8 Wtaohen, ods
bon gbtcago burtbraunte, num bic
sgeelt gu feben", purbe BON Rthtei
| Dlmiteub Der gbicugoer Sumane 60
| cietp ibergeben. Gs puroe betpie'er.
nab bas MGodsn Elm b0fes 5riidthen
mar, tpeshaIb es aud Der &ufiiht ihrsl
| EtisfmIitsr sn.s5ss1 Epuras.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19

Sas gan3e 2ano, pom aeediIheu
Biz ans abriatifhs Meer lit fir cine
RebeIion reif. 8ulgarien unb @ries
4snlanb perboIten Iid aber Der 5iirs
tel geseniiher op[lItdnbig torrett.
81 9 Hang an bic N3effs
affdrt.
ct. getersburg, Is. Syunuar.
Die Preiie bringt auf cine Rebiiion
bes 9ro3effes, in fpel9em Der friibere
pOIi8eioirettpr Goputins 3u 5 Sa6ren
3u6t6aus perurtbeilt nuroe. Die
8ldttsr tpeifen oarauf bin, bab bic ges
gen i'm erbobene 2lntldge, elmer repoz
llttondren Organization an5ugebDren,
biufdIi9 lei, ba iein 3sugniB ben Spis
sel Qaeff, Der gegen ben aaifer, ben
Staat uno bobe Regterungsbeante
fonIpirtrt babe, entlarbte. gr bate bas
Der 6eIobnt, ifatt beitraft perosn
miiFen.
Wieber erbe,rurthetlt.
Qonbon, Is. sSanuur. - q. u.
MoroIop, bds ruIIii6e 9ente Der fi1
trob Der Ibatiahe, oab er ben grDba
ten 55eil ietne8 Gebens i'm 9sfdngz
ntfIe obsr Der gerbannung perbrQtte,
als Gbeu1iter unb BbpIiter etnen groz
ben Ramen gema6t bat, ift tpegen
8eroffentlt6ung bon 8ebihten, bie er
i'm Sabre 1906 berfabte, gu 1 sSyabr
Seitun9 perurt6eilt poroen. Worofon
tpurbe als STUDENT in UIosfdu Derhafa
tet, neil er io3ialiitiide Sheen unter
ben 8auern Derbreiten bali. SIN Sabre
1881 nuroe er in 8erbtnbung nit els
nem 4ttentat auf Roiisr 4Ieranoer
IL. fsitgenommsn uno Big gum Sabre
| 1905 in berSt. 9eter unb 8dul Seite,
! iopie S6Iiifelburg etngetertert. glls
sr i'm Sttp6er 1905 in 5reibett gefsBt
purbs, perfoBte er 9eothte, pelne
| ieBt in einem 8anb eri6ienen Ituo
uno 3u Ieiner 8erurtbeilung fii9rten.
| aus Strip oils.
SripoIi8, 18. SdnuQr. - Sin,
pom ttaLteniIden Eager ausgeIhifter
Qeoplar bat am GonnerItag Elm Was
nifeft in ba8 Eager Der @ruber gspors
fen in peltem Der Sieg Des italienia
fhen GsihDuber5 iber bic tiirtiiheu
adnonsrhpote i'm Rptben Weeer anges
tunbtgt tpuroe.
Die Eiirten erIhiener am MittDo1
me6rmalS in Der g}dbe Don Sdbrud,
bieIten iith a6er ben itaIieniihen Qis
nien 3iemltc1 fern. Sie nuroen bon ben
italieniihen 8atterien ieoesmal gum
Riitsug ge3nungen.
Die RepoIutior in qara'
9udp.
9uenos 4ire8, 18. Sauuar. -
. Cine Depeite aus Qiuncion, Der
5auptftabt Yaraguan Z, melbet. oaf
8rGfioent Ropas Das Dtplonlattine
J Corps bena6rtdtigt haze, feline Re'
. IignatiOn 5uriidge3ogen 3u hoben. gr
. riu on Der Spipe ieiner 9etreuen fur
: Ruderpberung Ietner W&u6t tGmpfeu.
$ Gin itarte 5ruppenabt6eiluHg beftnos'
, Ti1 ouf ben &nmnrih gegen u uns
: cipn. pelhes iit in Der 9ano Der Re'
: belen befinoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19
Di. Sage in petiHS eiHs
fritifhe.

peting, 18. San. - Die ausz
ipdrtiaen Belanotihaften berettsH ltd'
auf unruhen Dor. bic, ipie lie stuubtH,
am Trtiiua in pefins itattfinosn Ders
ben. Die Irdse Oh Der 3hron aboans
Ten jcu, tpirb eonn arpiiheH Der Hcls
i,rin Wuttsr unb ben prinSsn psfinls
tip sntintsbsn tpsrben; man sloubf
ober uift. baB Der preinier Dnan
Sbi Raj on Der Rpnfsren3 thetlnspMsu
piro. Sn ben leBten paar WtunateH
bate man alIerbinss ihon msbrmals
einsn 4ufftono befiirhtet, uno es nds
rem aud @oriihtsmabrsssln ers
ariffen porbsn, pbne baB ith Isood1
ettpas er.isnst bate. uno ss taHn auh
iein, bab syrsitag obne glutpsrStsBsn
roriiberseh.n lpiro.
Wlan bate dbtr idon ldngit ertpars
t.t, oab pie unperiohnliaen untsr ben
Waannf9us elm MaHacre psrantaltsn
piirben, lrenn ale 6offnung auf Grs
baltuna b.s 5brones sefhnunnsn
fein tpiirbe. plntute bic am abeno arls
aeidalcaen Duroen. osuten an. naB be
Drphunaen Der Wtonoihus In grfils
luna aeben perben. gne lopalen
manbihus unn gbineIen Deroen oaa
rim ouigeforbert, iih Der abbanfuns
bes aaiiers bis in ben 5oo gu fpiosr'
iesen.
Die Gtrabe, in Der iid bos aus
tp1riiae Mmt befinbtt, mo GUAM Shl
Sai ipobnt, niro BON ben tigeneH
9ruppen bes premiers. bic $500
Wann Hart fein iollen. gut befpodlt
Niele gbineisn. oi. bis iest nod In Del
5trbt suriidgeblieben iinb. bereiter
ibre fluht Dor unb prominen.e an'
bdnasr guan Sbi aais brinsen bi'
lahi oubkrbaIb ibrsr Mohnunsen gu
in bsr 6ofnung. bob man s nih'
finben iperbs. iptnn elm Usohaer'
itaitIinben folIte.
Die Htboupinne. bab Duan Gh
Hai ben Manbihls segeniiber iuopa
ssmeien fei, obgIeid er INNER porssss'
ben bat, bob sr lie nah ardfttn IN
ieritiiss, srrtst jsst niht nur bie 4uf
lnerffamteit Der Uianbfhus nno Obi
nejsn, ionbsrn aud Der 4uslGnoer
0iele Nepubliianer babtn pom I'm
fang an beb1uptet. baB CT es niht uli
bic Rettung Der 1pnaitie. Ionbern au
beren Siur, ab9sisxn babe. Nnl
alaubte aber, bab bieie 8ebauptungel
oufeeiitlIt iporben isien. nm ibn Be
ben Wnnbihus su oistrebitirtn. an
bsrs befnulbiesn Guam. bah er MI
feline tistnsn Sniereilen i'm 4uge bobs
unb q bornoh Itrebe. iit gum Dittu
tor 3u MAIDEN, ipenn er niht ger nae
Dern lbrone ftrebt.
Die Jn,perialilien. bic ihm MIDI
trautn. fptiien bornuf bin, bnb sr i'm
m<r feline Armee pon Der Jront suriid
ge5ogen bub<. obglsih bic rinoerns
Ntgierungstruppen Ieidt i'm Sianb
aerDtfsn iein ipiirben. bic unbis5ipli
nirten RebcIutiondren 3u bsIieeer
Mu4 ipirb btb0upist. bab es az
Duans Hefebl seideben fei, bnb bi
Rseiefunsstruppsn aus Nnating su
riidgescaen lpurb<n. G<ibii ncmbts
q rpn her Qoiitrin Wluttsr unb b
D,ia)19 stnns 0sisNsrtsI3 I'M y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19
metterberi6t.

sir SbiO: aldrenbes unO be-
h.,,t,nb fdltsres Wstter, nit elmer
ialien Melle am ;5reitas. am Snmitas
idbonss Wetter. Rorbtpeitliae gBtnos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19

Ui. gubdner bebersisen bic WarHnug
Der Der. Staaten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19
Sic Mbbanfuns bes Sbroaes
mabrideinlih.
limb bic geianbtidaften treftsn aux
Morbereitunsen CUR 4btpshr.
Da sin Maiiaers in Der odupf'iaO'
pabrideinli4 TT.

Das D,utft. Reia unb bic preubiidE
Rssieruns nsbu,tu eine anlstF
BON S125, 100000 onf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19

ilnb sibi ausiunft iibsr Die Srsanl'
Iation oes protettorats iiosr
Warofto.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19

Der fransSTii6s 9rsmisr poiHears be
fiiruortet TOFortiss Ratifi3iruHs
b.s observation-disclosures
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19

gDsber spsi SpiOns, Elm RuHs nno stF
llnsar, in 2eip5is psrurthe'si.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19

Muslano.
2si6tise GreisaiQt
0Sserben Fd, iuabrid9etnlid)
am 1reitas in pefing
abipielen.
Sic Mbbanfuns bes Sbrones
ipabrideinlih.
limb bic geianbtidaftsn treffsn aux
@orbereitunssn CUR 4btpehr.
Da Elm wlahaers in Der 90uptlia0'
pabriteinli4 TT.
Das D.utfhe Reih uno bic preuBIlpS
Reaieruns nehnten eIne AH1elF
BON S125, 100000 onf.
-
gDieber spei SpioHs. Elm Ruis nro stF
llnsar. in aeip5is psrurths'lt.
~
81. Rampasne fir Die Reidstdss'
Stihuahlen.
Der frans0iii6s premisr poiHcdrs Dc
fiirportet Tofortigs Rotifi3irung
bss Maroitos sgertraSss
ilnb sibi ausiunft iibsr Die Srsanl
iation oes protettorats uber
Marotto.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19

81. aanlpasns fir Die Reidsidsss
Stihpdblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19

u m, Is. Sanuar. Der neutlce
Gtaatsietretdr oes QsuBsren, 5err bon
Observation-Disclosures, piro am Samitas
bier antomren unb bdnn in Der oeuts
fdkn gotftaft nit Dem premier gio@
iitti fpeiisn. 9lm Sonntog tpiro 5err
rrn airrIene @ddtsr Sat bes aOnigs
gictcr emanuel i.in unb am Mbeno
mi. benz msiniiter oss 4euberen, Mar.
qais bi Gan Giuliano, iptiien. Md9'
rsnn Der Naht miro e. nitber DOT
gtom obreiIsn.
Der Beiuh, ben Der tfhe5taats'
iesretdr bes Meubsrsn sur jesisen 3eit
Staliaa abisatts.. is1 ssa 8ut6 babsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-19

Rahbem es Der Resierung niht az
|lungen mar. cine aoolition oller nthtz
fosiaIiftifHen parteien Su bilben. bic
in ben Giihfrablen. bic n0m 20. bis
25. Sanuar itatifinDsn. bic fosiaIiftis
jfxn aonoibnien betGmpfen iollte, ers
lGbt bic Rorbbeutihe Nasemeine Set
tuns ipalienLdnee nringsnbe Mufrufe
an bic fortihrittlih geiinnten MGbler.
Gie forbert bieIe ouf. alle parttts
hefebls oubsr 4ht 3u laiftn nno bas
gattrlanb au resten. inb<m iit stsen
bic Go5ialiittn ifimm<n.
Die trnitlihen gsIrgniiIt Der Re
gierung um ben Nusfal nsr Wablen
finn nid,t unbtgriinbet. 3Dif6en ben
;frtiiirnigtn unb ben Aonftrb1tiptn.
nit ibren tIeritalen Mniirien, III % Sil
sinsm psufaHsioen Drsa eeismmsn,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-19

instructions to give no information
except to the senate committees
OFFICERS AWARE. ICEBERG FlEL0
New lOlt. April 19-The Morning.
Word FrMay wiz publish Mr. Hurd
story in detail In part Mr. Hurf
said.
"Fac,s which nave established bv
Inquiries ON the CarDatbia as positive
is as they could BE established i'm
view of tla silence OF the few suYiF-
inc officers are:
THAT the Titanic's officers know
several hours before the crash Of the
possible ncarness OF the iceberg
hat the Ttauic's speed nearly
2a knots an hour. was not slachencd
That the number Of lifeboats on
the Titanic was insufficient to ac-
commodatc more than one-third of
the passengers, 10 say nothing Of the
crew
Most members Of the crew say
there were sixteen life boats and Two
collapsabe- none gay there We're
more than twenty boats in All Tho
700 who escaped filed most Of the
Is boats an the ono collaDsable
which col away TO the limit Of their
capacity
"ciad the ship struck he iceberg
head on M whatever speed and with
Whatever resulting shock. the bulk
head systcm of Water-tight c0mpari
mcnts probably would have saved the
vessel As one man expressed it. it
vas the impossible that happened
IA hon with "a shock unhp-fpVahI4 mild
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-19

sea CLASSY Lights were ont in most
the staterooms and only two OF
three cougenial groups remained in
tAe public rooms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-19
MRS. Aston eADE

n 10 F5RTND 7 AFFf- Y . Z Z
New York April 19-While utterly
oyhauated from her experiences Mrs
John Jacob AStO" was declared last
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-19

Stage Latest Hobby Of Mrs. Dean
The remarkable sequence OF ca
reers IN the life Of Mrs Suzanne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-19

instructions to give no information
except to the senate committee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28

ing. Then there came comparatively
good order.
The secretary will call the roll OF
states" yelled the chairman. sending
his words along like disjointed freight
cars, which, having broken their coup
lings, are hating upon dead level.
The state of Ala anna" call
ed the secretary
Down the list of states went the call
the delegates sitting up and taking no.
tice when the uninstructed and doubt
full states were. called and then drop
ping back, listlessly. in their seats
Many of the delegates dropped their
heads upon their wited and soiled
shirt fronts and slept the sleep that
comes at length to the just and the I'M
just alike.
The call was finished.
From the mass of struggling dele
gates on the floor. as they aroused
themselves for the next movement,
there came a motion to adjourn until 4
o'clock this afternoon
mol" shouted half of the delegates,
ready and willing to carry the sleepless
fight to a. finish-to make an endurance
test that would stand for all political
time
THE question is upon the motion
that the convention do now take re-
cess until 4 o'clock this afternoon"
shouted the chairman "All in favor
of that motion will signify by saying
aye"
Aye" called back a drowsy and
sleepy multitude.
An opposed mo- went along the
chair.
NO" shouted the active youngsters,
who wanted to keep up the fight
The ayes have It," said the chair,
and the convention stands in recess
until 4 o'clock"
The band woke up 1t played more
or less lively air as the delegates went
hence Thirty minutes later the Demo
cratic party was at harmony on one
point--it was snoring
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
Small Outburst
For Gov. Marshall.

Thirteen minutes later the chairman,
by the aid of the gavel and the ser
geants-at- arms. cleared the aisles and
j. r Anderson. of Georgia, arose to
second the nomination of Underwood,
For Clark. Douglas Patterson, of Hi
nois. performed similar pleasing
task
Then came Senator ShiVelN, of In
diana. to place the Marshall name ON
the roll call as one worthy of the chief
nomination. When he had finished q
band marched down the front aisle
bearing the Marshall gonfalon and a
small demonstration, some nine min
utes In size, followed The Indiana del
egation was prominent in the excite
ment II had brass band to lead it
and a banner to blazon it's wishes on
high Two hundred rooters carried
Autographs through the han and a
small army of men and boys put the
American dag actively TO work In the
interest of the man from the Banks
Of the Wabash, Far Away, which for
warding address was furnished by the
band
At the end Of the Marshall demon
stration Judge = OBren. Of Michigan.
seconded the nomination OF Wilson
More cheers John H. Cummings, OF
Michigan. put the clark half Of his del
eeation on record in secouding ctforl
for the man from Missouri StiU more
cheers Alfred Jacques Of Mime
sofa, seconded the Wilson cause and
3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
Hadley Says He w as
Offered Nomination

CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA. June IS
Governor Herbert S Hadley Of Mis-
souri,, in passing through here. CON
firmed the statements of Colonel Roose-
welt and Comptroller Prendergast OF
New York that Taft leaders had Of
fered at Chicago to seat the Roosevelt
delegates from Washington and Texas
if Roosevelt would consent to the nom
nation of Governor Hadley or some
other third man
This proposition was made to me
and [ understood that it was also made
to Colonel Roosevelt" said Governor
Hadley. II refused to consider or dis
cuss it unless it first had the approval
of Colonel Roosevelt. as ! was for him
for the nomination and no one else. |
was told afterWard that Colonel Roose-
welt had refused to consent"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
R2sembled Sleepy
Hens at Roost.

# was 6:36 a m when The calling ~
the roll on he first ballot began.
Weary from the night Of sensation Of
surprise and tumur, the delegates
listened 10 the calling Of the first few
sjatee with interest. interfering few
stray demonstrations Of the lung tired
brand Then they settled back in their
chairs. many Of them to slumber Eyes
that had acquired black circles by the
slecpless vigil " the night, closed and
heads dropped For al the world the
convention hall resembled huge hen
merry IN which the fowls were drowsily
doing on their perches. awaiting the
chandeliers revellle heralding the
breaking Of the dawn
And, per incident. there had been an
early morning performance calculated
to break the nerves Of the most dough-
tv knight who ever stormcd a political
castle or tilted headlons into a fororn
hope
The clock on the east wall had
swung by the hour OF midnight The
convention was still humming with the
sensational aftermath OF William ].
Bryan's attack upon the citadel of
finance when delegate from one Of
the states pucked his state standard
and rar before the speakers stand. 1t
was a signal that seemed to he under
stood for almost instantly the leaders
from % states seized their standards
and, holding them like lauces at rest,
rushed to the front Of the speakers
stand and massed for demonstration.
Its ralying reason to- be was soon
apparent In the speakers stand APP
peared Miss Genevieve Clark. the win
some daughter OF the candidate, whose
supporters had assembled before the
stand Her dainty and fetching blue
gown was slashed with an American
nag She pulled the flag from her
gown and waved it
Never did action more promptly FOL
fcu tho
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28

"Hurrah for Genevieve." called a
delegate, and again and again the cry
vas repeated until the big armory re-
sounded with the cheering Of tine Clark
followers The Young woman stood at
The head of this tumult as an enthu-
siastic cheer leader and whip of the big
demonstration
Forty-tve shouting cheering howl
ing horn blowing minutes went by.
tlarks name was sent "a the roof and
echoed back again In mighty chorus.
governed as completely by the undulat~
ing form on the speakers stand a any
great band might have conducted by its
leader
Delegates who had not taken off
their coats dld so They tossed them
in the air A vast rain Of descending
coats obscured the vision from the
speakers stand for moment but
when it mad passed the clark delegates
were seen evoluting war dances after
the most approved fashion OF the Sioux
in the pallny days before Nelson Mil IS
went West with a mission 10 fulhu
In the meantime New Works dolega-
ton sat at its collective feet silent and
unmoved. The Wilson delegates. hlth-
erto fast TO take up a demonstration.
challenged. joined in the decerous quiet
or the Gotham brethren Evidently
Big Hubert" Fisher Of Tennessee once
star center rush OF Princeton. had de-
cidcd TO cali or his team for rest be-
tore playing Che mex hair
The band tried 20 nla, Upon IN
formation and belief il is he.e assert
Cd thai the band did r'av bur that
statement is based purely upon tho cir
cumstantial evidence tina, the 'ecdel
was waving hts baton tho PLAYERS had
their instruments i'm numbered action
and there was visual proof that 'he
band was not asleep
Bg, no such guarded statement is
4sSea,la, for The delegates They SANG
Tllev sang the old, old songs. the re-
trains made familiar hy hand organ
and lv street piano Then they went
back 10 Harpels Fern for Inspiration
and started John Browns Body
The crowds were changed 10 suit th,
feeling Every opposing candidate. auo
every rival leader in the hall was dui>
and unsteady hung 10 a sour apple
tree before .he vocal effort was sdllet
Tor sheer want Of breath
Vardamsn. the picturesque senate.
from mississippi was 80 THE chair Ht
poundcd The Eayel with vigor 1t wa.
bnt the signal for more cheering and
more disorder An hour rassed wnor