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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

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Blenmoo0 6eiteEen0en Musiduiies fir
@elierung Ser Suuten. Ser Tor=
itlog lieht cine &ermenoung perfiig=
borer Mittel 0urf Sic Counties als
ginheiten Dor, inns oaB Sic County
m1sihiiiie, Ste @un0esregierung uno
Sic Stoats=Ger il1hungsltationen in
pollem ginflonge arbeiten lonen.
% minneapolis {. = San1es q.
Neterion pom bier fiinoigte on Iien=
ltaJ leir1e aanoioatllr fir Sen gun=
0%esienut uls Nahfolger DON Senator
&nute Nellon an. Sic Domination
Mrs inn September arf Ser @ormabl
entlhie0en meroen. Serr EeterI ion lit
Elm Mnhdnger Ga ISoQettes uno hat
Sic Sem Stoatsfonpent poraufgegan=
gene aonpugne fir i'm in Mlrme lota
gcfii6rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

bureaus Ser @eieaidaft weroen in
Mitd)ea lein, ons 4apital belauft ii6
aui $3,o0O,0OO Die geplante strede
fiibrt ourh Sic iii00itlid)en Counties
Oes Staates ll1o lit 800 Weilen lang.
-@ atertomn. = Eer Muto=
mubil lat ioeben $. @. Stodes, Ser
grnte-S atuerltdn0ige 0ieles @oun>
tps, pier Counties in Ger Natbur=
lfuft bereiit uno er bertdtet, oaB
g%egerrpartig Sic Grnteauslid)teu in
0ieier @egeno iebr gut lino. Gas
&%lel1getreloe eat infolge les fcud3ten,
fii6len @etters lebr quite 6ortihritte
gernaht llr0 ser 8ooen lit fir Sen
Malsanbal1 in al1sge5cit1@tem 3u=
l1ar>e.
Iargo. = Gie aommiiiare BON
Gab-Gonntp BADEN e ildoiien, Elm
@erfabren ein5uleiten, I'M Sic Nor=
tber1 Facific= u1to sic Greet 9sor=
tbern=gubn SIT %peranlalien, in gemii i
len UaQen Muslagenerlab gu leilten.
s. tanSelt iih oarl1m, oaB piele MGln=
l1er, Die BON BEN gel1annten 8abnen
ais arbelter bier6er ge6rabt mer0en,
9anoltrelfer meroer, &erlebu1gen er=
leiOen ODER frunf merGen u10 Damn
Gem Gpl1ntp sur 2alt fallen.
9lsmurd. - Nah 2Ojabriger
Strafe fullnte Sames &elp mieOer
0us Sageslid)t auBerbalb Oes 3udt=
bauies begriiBet. &ellp mur DOR 20
Sabren megen Moroes inn eriten
Bra0e, bega11gen an einem Noli5i=
item, 5l1m 5ooe perurtbeilt mproen,
ood ipdter 5lt 26 Sabren 3uhtbalrs
%begnaolgt. "a CT iid} I'M 8efangniB
gut gefilbrt fat u1o Sic ltmltan0e
oau1als bel oem Muro eigentbiimlid)e
marel1, 10 id1enfte n1alr linn al1t Sic
lebten 6 Sabre ieiner Strafe l1n0 emit
lieB i'm aus Ser hieligen Strai ur1=
ltalt.
@allepGitp. - gnergiid, iou
gegen Gus MISUNDERSTANDING ien in
oieiem Staate ei%ngeidritten merSen,
mie Ser Mer5teperbano Don Moro~9a=
tota in leiner Subres=&er iammlung
beidloiien fat. Sic nadite &eriantm=
flung miro III Minot itattfinSen. gs
muroen Sic %folgenoen 8eamten ge=
mablt: Yraii0ent, Or. g(rfie McGon=
neQ, Minot; 1. Gi5eprali0ent, Or.
Me@regor, Sarge; 2. &%i5eprdlioent,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

15eier I'll ieiu mus lpmit Sic Gelegoten
ses qal15en Staats1er6anoeS in lel=
men Mouern 5u be%berbergen, |ol=
len sroBe Anltrengungen &C.
mott meroen, Sic @Glte miir0ig SIT
eu1pfarrgeu ulro 1ad) Nem ltlnner
@eiie gu bemirtben.
Nphel ter. - Ger 23lubrlge
Charles g. Tortner, meld9er crit Dor
menigen 1ugen eine Stelle 6et eil1ern
hieIigen Geid1Itsbaule %ollfaegebe1'
fat, I'M auf Ser Iurm 5u arbelten,
erhielt Don eine.n Eferoe elren @uT=
1dlau in Sen l1nterleib, melfe tros Ell
rer iofort pprgenomgnenen Speratlo1
1ci11et 9oo herbeifiihrte.
Gas GATE Nap q. 2abbltt
aus ct. Noltl, meld)er nit Ser Ader=
ba.,=slbtbeiluag Ser Great 9forthern=
@ohn in Gerbinoung ltebt, fat in Ser
hieiigen llmgeha1ng cine ltnterI"dulg
a,1gelteat, Inn ipater moglifermeile
rerihieoene 1Seloer in Sen Elan Ser
Breat Morthern ein5u6e5ie6en, naf)
melhem Sic betreffenoen gigenthilnrer
cine Eramie er1alten rafllr, CAB tie
Sas Tel0 nnh Sen Nnaaben eines
Saf)peritQnoigen Ser 9ubn beltellen,
me(he ouf 0iele @eiie Sen Sortbei(
rationeGer COMMUNICATING Dor Nit
gen I'll fiibre>t beubiiftigt. Sic @iir=
ger Don GaB 9afe lte6en Sem Flane
lehr giinitig g%egenii6er uno aae 81
qenthiimer pom 6el0crn, melde in A11=
genidein genommen mur0en, ertlar=
te11 lih bereit, l1nter SEN angegebe1re11
9eoingungen 5u ar6eiterl.
@lenmop0. = Ias %miht1g1te
Gr9ebniB ser bier abgebaltenen Ser
lommlung Ser @elt5entral Minnelo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
Or
Smb=0afuta.

Mberoeen.- Ser Columbian
2imite0 Ser Milmuufee &1hn mare
Treitag fritz bei Nnooper Inn elm
Soar entgleiit, uls Sic 9ofomotiue tn
folge elmer Giienltange, melhe quer
iiber Sen Shienen lag, aus Sen @e=
leiien lprang uno 5000 6uB melt iber
Sic Sto1en fubr; idmmtlihe @agen
blieben altf Sen @eleiien, uno ME-
nuno muroe perlebt. Sic 8eh0r0en
hoben cine ltnteriud}ung eingeleitet.
Mit6ell. - Sc iino hier @pr=
bcreitungen in Nngriff genommer1
mor0en fir 0os Sabreslager ser 8.
q. g., meldes bier am g., Z. uno 8.
sunni abgebalten meroen Mrs. gs
miro cine Defenders groBe @etbeili=
gung ermartet. Gas @ergniigl1ngs=
prpgramm l1mfuBt audi @aieboQlpiele
uno ionitige iportlihe ltnterhaltlngen
uno @orfuhrungen pom 2uftfahr5elr=
gen.
Eierre. = s. inns Sic Snfor=
porationsartifel Ser Siour Gitp, Mit=
dea & Tierre giienbahngeienifaft
sirJereidt morSen. 9ie 6al1ptbiiros
Ser geiealfuft meroen in MitGell
iein, Sos &apital belduft ii9 al1f So
600. Die geplante Strede fiibrt
onrt Sic luo6itliden Counties 6es
Stantes un0 iit 300 MeiIen Iann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

Or. 6. 9. Auain, gismarf. Gie
Mitglieoer oes BoQ5ugsausidulies
mur0en mieoergem1blt.
Grafton. = Mrfie S9am aus
9eaib, @alib=@ountp, erlitt ol1rd ei=
,nen go ebau, ser ibm nit potter @l,d)t
en- Sen aopf flog, einen gru6 0es
SbGoels an Ser linfen Settle, geraoe
pberbalb 0e5 Sbres. IS muBte cine
Operation porgenommen mer0en, Inn
Sen Grud auf oas @ehirn ST. beieitir
CEN. Stam befinOet iid nun i'm 1ia=
toniiicn Soipital in 8ebanoluna.
Gsmono. = Mn Ser nellell
Spo=ga6nlinie mahen Sic @rnoi=
rln1g5arbeiten beDeuten0e 6ortlhritte
ur1o =. Nellon> Ser &ontraftor BON
Minneapolis, idufft tdgli6 5000
Daros groe fort NIT ieinen $50 2e11=
len. melhe er beihaftigt. Ser 8e=
nannte fat Sen &ontraft fir aht
Mei(en un0 feline unteritellten &on=
tlaftoren baben ebenfaQs nod $50
Mann an Ser Mrbett.
@anfinpn. -. @ei Ser gnt=
Fernurrg zines groben Ielielrs, melder
linn Elm Corn inn Mllge NOR, geriet6
Ger GARNER Haan unter Sic 5u 0ieien1
3mede 1%egrabene Gushoblung, als
Ser Self len ms @anfen fam uno So
0urh sic @0ble 5iemlid 5uidloB. s.
murSe ifun Johann @ilfe Don onoeren
Tarmer gebradt uno er aus lell1en
@efangniB be reit. Sic erlittener
Ger(eBltngen maren nift 10 gefahr-
lih uno fon1lte er in ellrigen Inger
sic Nrbeit mieoer al1fnehmen.
&inore0.- Cine DON G6riltior
Sellers &iiGen muroe pprr Ser loge=
nannten "@pNropbo6in" hein1gel rdlt
Sus CHER lit notwithstanding Don Sem
hier fiir5lih erihienenen tpllen Sunni
bes DE Hpnice (melher mie9er Don
einem fremoen @u1oe gebiilen NOR
Ser mary angefallen moroen inns or
tete 0ieier 9iB in 5oQiudt aus. Die
Ter SAT- lit bereits Ser 5rpeite in Sic
lem 6riibiahr un0 man betilrdtet
SUB noh mebrere folgen metoen, benn
Ser 6etreffen0e Sumo fat mahrihein=
lih mehrere Stiid @ieb gebiIien. s.
ioqte Bel oerartigen 6aaen Sic gr0Bte
Goriidt ge6ruu4t meroen, oenn liher=
lih lit ollen 6armern in oieler Mad}=
baridaft nod Sic Seude unter Sem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
Nprb=Safotn.

s. miiroe g,1h iiberraihen, menn
Sbr bon Sem nielen @uten muBtet,
Sos oltrh gbomberloins Soblette er.
mirft miro. 7arius Iomnen bon
Nemberg Sunction. q. g.. ldreibt:
"Metne Trau Fat GhnmberIains Ta.
blette gebraudt un<1 finoet lie iehr
mirfiam uno nobltbueno fir Tie.
@enn Sbr trqen0 cine 8eidmer6e
hobt, oeriudt lie. gu faufen Bel al
ler 9dn5lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

, 9elle Iourhe. = @oqen0et
tins nun Sic Experimentation an
Sem StauSolnnr oes 8eQ 6~ourd)e=Sr=
rigationsproieftes. &or 5mei @od]en
mar 0urd Stl1rm uno &egengiiiie ser
Ialnm erbehlid} 6eiGdoigt moroel1
ullo Sic Neutrality-suspicious. folte=
ten $4,000.
@otertomn.- Stint guibels
6eiten Hiibeni amens iino 6ier ange=
fommen, Sic pom bieligen CONNER
cial=&ll1b g%efauft moroen Iino. Eflno=
meiie mfrs oteier Samen an Sic Sur
mer abgegeben, Inn SEN Nnball BON
3uferriiben inn noro0itlihen SID
Gafotu ar5l1regen.
&c g met. = Sic yNalien" urto
Sic ~Srofenen" befdmpfen lih bier
heftig, mer bon ibnen Sic aontroae
ireer Sic Gountp=Gommiii1re ppr1
&~irgsburp So. ausiiben mir0. Ser
&utnpf entltanO ouSllrd1, oaB Sl0ham
ltno Sroquois bei ser fiir5lih abgebal=
tenen @oM Sic ein5igen Staotfen
I'M Gountp mare11, tpelde fir Sic 81
5eniirl1ng BON @irtbihntten iin0. gi=
ne obergeridtlihe gntifeiorng iiber=
laBt es Nun Sen Gountp=&ommilid=
rem, mie lie in 0ielem Safe entihei=
SEN mollen = aber mas nubt oieie
Gnti&ei0ltng, menn Sic betreffenoen
Gountp : &ommilldre iih iel67t nid,t
einig fins!
@elle 6ourhe. = Die @eam=
ten BON 9utte=G olrntp baben ous id0=
ne neue Gerihtsgebauoe be5ogen, cas
eben nit einem &oItenal1fuunSe BON
$4,000 poQenoet muroe urS zines
Ser id6niten gal1merfe 0ieier Mrt inn
meltliden 5beile oes Stootes lit. Die
feierlife lteberga6e ioG am 81. Sunni
ltattfinoen, gera0e Dor Ser Gr0ffnung
oes ndhiten 8erihtstermins, inns Sic
Teier ioa 10 geltoltet mer0en, 6aB lie
fir Sic ganse @egen0 Ser @lod Sins
BON Ssntereile lit.
Nor6-9afota.
Hierre.- Cine nel1e giienbahn
ioa nod in 0ieiem Sabre in Sii0=Ia-
fota erbollt meroen. g. fins Sic ,sn=
forporationsartifel Ser Siour 9th.
Mitfea uno Tierre=giien6obngeiea-
lfuft eingereift mproen. Sic Saupt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30

Gieh pom @elcn0ale Somni6ip pom
porigen SATIRE in Grirmerlrng. - 3u
2isbon murSen filr5lIh m1h = &inSer
pon einen1 @u110e gebilien; au9 elm
%lperthuollcs Nfero 5u CARLETON.
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Gin5eDo1e11

@ieatid,1 rotlt Sbr tel1lel
2lnilG1. aoer Sic 2foglld9feIt Ut
-oreal1>erl Sab STR eIn eGtra
lso1r 1oien gebraltdt. @ir ba=
bcn Sic Niiite Grip @olen iii all
SEN us.ei5en Uarten upn $500
t;s $500 ras &aar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
5@ube nnb 9r=
forbs

N,lnuer= ul.o &nuhen= Sdute
Deer GrforSa in Sen nellen Sal
ipi,s fiir Solll!11ergebral1cb 9fle=
orige Stute 5u $3.50, $3.50
utlS S4.GO.
cams, Buu, Metal, EatentIe=
Ser uno GanouB=Eantoffel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
9emben! @emben!

@enn Str Elm ODER 5mei Sent
Sen baben mOQt fir Somn1erge=
bral1h, Damn lit es iett an ser
3eit, ms 5ll leben. @ir ba=
BEN cine elegarte Nusmabl Don
rlel1en 6arben uno Mllterhem=
Sen, Sic al1f eirem bulben Grl=
teno perihieoene slrteu gelnaht
lino. Ereiie pariiren Don SOC,
$1.O0, $3.50 uno $t.75.
Neue lpaid;edte meihe &ragen
un0 @alsbinSen in aQen Turben
Sll 25c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-30
Hegenr0&e

Sci Ill seir Hegel1, Den mir
tacen, loute Seser elnen l1l11e=
rer Negenrode ODER Graul11etteS
hateu. @ir tuheu Die neueltel1
POM Muther Nrt 5u $3.50 Nl1o
ciltcu rsy,eu leid;ten &od 5u
$500. $500, $3.50 bis SIT
$4,000.
&anit is5t eine"
The Washington times., 1912-05-28
Colonel Is Satisfied
y With Campaign Which
Ends i'm Ne wJersey

HoBoKEN. NJ. j.. May 2--The cam
paign into which Theodore Roosevelt
plunged three months ago. when he an
nounced his willingness to accept the
Republican Presidential nomination, vir-
tually came to an end last night. II
ended with q booming welcome to the
colonel In Hoboken. with the glare OF
red fire and the call of bugles, as he
made his way through the streets lined
with thousands who cheered him. II
was the final rally of the New Jersey
campaign,
From now on Colonel Roosevelt will
direct his attention to the marshaling OF
his forces for the battle to be waged in
the Chicago convention. He said that
he would not go into the States which
are yet to elect their delegates.
This Is the most remarkable ending
to the most remarkable campaign I've
ever taken part in," said Colonel Roose-
welt last night. after he had witnessed
the demonstration in his honor at Ho-
boken. II have. been in politics for
thirty-three years, and ! never before
have felt such unadulterated satisfac-
ton in any campaign as In this one"
Colonel Roosevelts final appeal before
the primary election in THE state was
in reply to the assertion that he was
disloyal to the Republican party, and
was attempting to work it's ruin. He
said he would appeal. IL necessary, from
the Republican national committee. to
the people.
"The Republican party would have
died of dry rot IL we had not made
this fight" he said in Hoboken.
The Washington times., 1912-05-28
TAFT CONFIDENT
AS HE WINDS UP
TOUR OF JERSEY
President Confers With
Former Governor Murphy.
Spaeks Today.

: GLASSBORO, N. j., May 2s.-Presi-
dent Taft today wound up his Jersey
campaign with final appeal to the
voters to support his Administration and
reject the third term doctrines of Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
For the first time in history of Amsri-
ca a President was seen campaigning
only few hours before there began the
casting of ballots to determine the sue
cess or failure OF his cause.
The President appeared confident as he
began his final work TO capture New
Jerseys vote. He Is apparently glad
that his strenuous campaign IL nearly
over, and his smile was again in evil
dence as he addressed a large crowd of
factory workers here.
That the confidence was due to q con-
ference which he had held early this
morning with former Governor Frank
lin Murphy wss the belief of many who
accompanied the President on his final
whirl. The confab set at rest rumors
that Murphy had become lukewarm in
his support OF Mr.. Taft ..
The conference was held after mid
night In one of the pavillions on the
boardwalk at Atlantic City. The two
men talked for more than an hour while
Major Rhoades and Secret Service man
kept watch a short distance away.
: The meeting had apparently been pre-
arranged, for the President took a walk
after his speech at Atlantic City aast
night. Going along the shore. he finally
entered the pavilion and there met the
one time governor. ..... ..a
After the conference the President
sought his bed. and was UP bright and
early after a few hours sleep. There
was some delay in leaving Atlantic City,
and the Presidential special was behind
it's schedule here, but the President took
this good naturedly.
The Washington times., 1912-05-28
Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR.

lungs with powder or greasy creams.
Dissolve 4 ounces spurmax In " pint
witch hazel (or hot water). then add Q
a trlfing cost. The spurmax lotion
sh9aid s,nSiIt, be aPpiied spartngly and rubbed
and gives to the complexion a refine
ment and gentihty truly delightful.
This does not rub nor blow off and per-
splratton falls to spot or streak 1t.
of a quinzoin hair tonic. because OF the
very beneficial effects following its use.
To prepare II, add u pint water to "
pint alcohol, then pour in l ounce quin-
this at least once a week. A few treat
original gloss and soft iufiness. This
Is especially fine to Danish dandruff and
encourage a healthy growth Of long,
Agnes: ~ I appreciate your grateful
feeling toward me for suggesting the
spurmax skin-lotion. ca Your weight
is unusual. but that need not worry
you. for reducing It is a simple matter
water dissolve I ounces parnotis and
when II cools take a tablespoonful be-
fore each meal, This Is harmless, in
expensive Iht-ulSsolVant, ana while IL Is
positive, Its action Is so gentle that not
the slightest Inconvenience is experi-
enced. This method leaves the flesh Arm
and the skin smooth and clear.
M. L.: With the approach of summer
II Is necessary to safeguard the skin
against freckles, tan and sunburn. This
can be done by using a simple almozoin
'oream-telly on the face, neck and arms
before retiring at night, then In the
formula. see answer to &C. T.'') The
almozoin cream-jelly cleanses the skiu
OF pore-dirt, blackheads and other Inn
purlties and gives to It rose tint and
yelvety softness at the same time pro-
tecting 1t against the ravages OF the
sun 8 rays, TO make the almozoin cream
Jelly, dissolve / ounce almozoin In u
pint cold water, to which Is added
teaspoonfuls glycerins
Read Mrs Martyrs book, Beauty,
The Washington times., 1912-05-28

M. de W.: II you will shampoo occa-
sionaliy with plain canthrox you VIII pc
delighted on how quickly your dull' brit
and lustrous. Just dissolve a teaspoon
full canthrox in a cup hot: water and
your shampoo Is ready. Rub briskly as
you pour a little at time on the head
dandrnff and excess oil. Rinsing leaves
hair and scalp Immediately clean ana
the hair then dries quickly and evenly
Grace T.: would not advise taking
feeling and luck of appetite indicate a
sluggish, poison-laden condition OF the
blood, and the best and safest thing OF
which know Is an old.fashionea ~ Hap- H1p-
full sugar in y pint alcohol, then adding
/ ounce kardene and hot water TO make
a quart. Take a tablespoonful before
meals and in a short % while While the Sofbi0a GlGOa
can take the place Of this simple kar:
dene tonic as body-builder and
strength-give for youth or old age.
Maude: 1t would be a shame to hide
the beauties OF violet eyes behind
glasses. and I truly believe you can
avoid ring them II you win use this
harmless. Strengthening eye;toniS; y Into
ounce crystos. then put Q or drops in
each eye daily. This simple crystos
tonic reduces Inflammation, overcomes
the waterv condition, and to weak, dull
removing foreign particles and taking
out soreness the crystos eye-tonic is un-
surpassed.
Mrs. T. g.: Cutting the hairs on the
cheek only encourages them 20 grow
thicker and heavier. Mix a little pow
dered delatone and water and spread on
hairy surface, then after 2 or minutes
rub on, wash the skin and II VIII be
Tess: The nightly application OF py.
roxin to eyebrows with 1nger-ends VIII
encourage a thick, silken growth. Your
and curly II you apply pyroxin at LASH
roots with thumb and forennger Use
care and don't get any pyroxin where
no hair Is wanted.
e. T.: No woman who prizes her conn
plexion win think Of choking the skins
The Washington times., 1912-05-28
Woodrow Wilson Gets
Delegates From Texas

HOUSTON. Tex, May 2s.--with the
stage set for the selection OF solid
Texas delegation for Woodrow Wilson
to the Baltimore convention, delegates
to the Texas Democratic State conven-
ton gathered here today to elect eight
delegates-at-large to the national con-
vention, frame a platform. and elect a
national committeeman! Richard Mays,
of Navarro, was slated for temporary
chairman, Cullen A. Thomas to be per-
manent chairman, and Cato Sells for
national committeeman. Friends OF
Champ Clark fought to have him named
second choice. e
The Washington times., 1912-05-28
SAY ROOSEVELT
WILL Be VICTOR
IN NEW JERSEY
Vote Today Expected to
Give Colonel Majority of
Delegates Despite Split.

IT'S oil over except tho voting in
New Jersey. The Presidential candi-
dates have fired their final oratorlcal
broadsides. the voters begin the march
to the polls at o'clock. and the entire
country will wait with open enrs tonight
TO hear the verdict from the last State
to hol. Presidential primary.
The three-cornercd fight for the twer-
ty-eisht New Jersey delegates to the
Chicago convention Is over. 30 far as
orntofy and fireworks are concerned.
Colonel Roosevelt marched through
lanes Of cheering people in Hoboken
last night, after he had addressed the
Princeton students. The colonel will
await the returns IN tho uuietude Of
Oyster Bay.
President Taft kept up his speech
making until noon today. The sound Of
his husky voice foated over the opening
ballot box and as the voters went to
the polls they heard a plea from the
Chief Executive uf the nation.
Mr.. Taft will go to Philedeiphia this
afternoon and will start for Washington
immediately. He addressed large and
gay throng on Young's million dollar
TFisr. at Atlantic City last night sena-
tor la oF1lette also rounded out a week
OF rarid-f're oratory late yesterday. and
he will view the result in New Jersey
from atar today.
Both .he, Roosevelt and Taft man
ayers confidently predicted victory as
the polls onened today. Each side
yields the other only a scattering dele
gate here and there. and the talk some
times Is of a probable clean sweep"
Progressives Divided.
IVnll ha q
a strenuous campaign. and has follow
ed closely in the wake of his two ad-
versaries, 1t is not expected that his
vote will be a considerable factor In the
general result, although Mr.. La Fol-
! lette's campaign will, of necessity, di-
vide the progressive vote. Senator La
Toilette has denounced both Mr.. Taft
and Colonel Roosevelt, while the two
latter have paid most attention to each
fother. and have had little to say of
Senator La Toilette.
New Jersey has enjoyed the spectacu-
lar fight staged within her borders dur
ing the past week. No candidate could
lcompiain of the size Of the crowds In
many towns and villages business has
been at a practical standstill and poll
tics has held updlsputed sway. As the
three candidates crossed and recrossed
the State. like figures on a checker
board, the voters have hardly had a
breathing spell.
with the opening of the polls. how
ever, the excitement Of the campaign
gradually died, and voters went to tho
polls this afternoon with determined
faces and minds fully made UP. Before
another sun beats upon the New Jersey
marshes on the "skeeters'' and the
commuters, the state will have sent
either Roosevelt or Taft delegates to
Chicago.
The Washington times., 1912-05-28
Roosevelt at Desk,
Feeling "Bully" Over
New Jersey Campaign

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Colonel Roose-
welt suspended activities for a little
while today as campaigner and became
contributing editor. He remained in
New York last night following his whiri-
wind finish in New Jersey, and was at
his desk early. .-.'
1T feel bully" declared the former
! President, "and could go through three
or four more campaigns like that in
New Jersey hand running" .'
Although he refused to make any pre-
dictions regarding the outcome OF to-
days primaries in New Jersey, a num-
Der Of his supporters declared that he