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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-11
Unanimous Verdict.

Twelve seats In the Indiana delegation
We're contested for him and he lost them
all, That's all. And he lost all but two
OF those seats by the unanimous consent
and helping hands OF his own friends on
the national committee-yea, even SEN
ator Borah. Frank B. Kellogg and VIII
liam L. Ward. who helped TO deprive
him of those votes.
The four contested Taft delegates at
large for Indiana were seated by unani-
nous vote on rollcall. The Roosev eltians
abandoned their contest for the Fourth
district, and In the First and Third dis
tricts the Taft delegates were seated
viva voce without a demand for roll
call by any Rooseveltan.
But the Roosevelt contestIng delegates
for the Thirteenth district had the
steamrolIer run over them. And not only
that, but the steamroller ran over them
once, backed up and ran over them
again, just to make sure that they were
squashed into a hopeless, helpless pulp.
The vote on the final performance OF the
stcamroler was So to Ia, In favor OF
Taft
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Like Other Victims.

findlev lost his money in the same
manner that Charles Anderson of Mack
ay, Idaho, lost similar sum several
weeks ago, though E'indley's chances
OF recovering are slight. Like Andcr-
son he risked his all on horse that
could no more lose than the sun could
rise in the west and like Anderson he
''won" fortune that burst like 4
soap bubble when he tried to gather
it in...,b '.--s--.' l--.'.'.-,- ''-'-''-'.'-
Findley. fresh from the ranges oe
Kane county, we'll equipped with cash
and contented in the knowledge of
$4,000 more awaiting his beck and call
in the vaults of the State bank Of
Sewer at Richfield, arrived in Salt
Lake last Wednesday and went to the
Hotel Utah
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Title Is Clear.

lGlC I'D SlCdl.
Harry S, New, former Vice President
Charles w, Fairbanks and Jim" Watson
came out OF the days doings Respondent
and refulgent They were assured seats
In the Republican national convention for
the temporary organization at least. And
the abstracts Of title for their permanent
seats have been examined and approved.
as stated. by Mr. Kellogg. Mr.. Borah and
Mr. Ward.
1t was a glad day for President Taft.
Through tho Rooseveltian gloom.
though, was shot one ray of brightness,
Twenty -four of the Rooseveltian dele
gates from California were seated with
out objection from any Taft man, The
rumor that the Taft members of the COM
mittee meant to throw OUT the whole
California delegation was thereby dis
proved. There remain for California two
contested seats and the hearing was set
for Wednesday.
The uncontested delegates from all
states and of all faiths were seated. in
fact
Barring a few moments given to Call
fornia early in the morning, the commit
tee worked on Indiana all day. But the
committee got all of Indiana out OF Its
system and all hands were ready TO give
three cheers because of that fact
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Confederate Appears.

Then appeared the second stranger,
a "Mr. Harker,' who was introduced
to Ffndley as q borseman whose Allad
in's lamp of racetrack luck'was no less
wondrous than that OF Mr.. Clark. He
could not lose, positively could not lose,
they told Findley.
They went to the races, or rather
to the poolroom, The races were run
in some far-off town, but the returns
were to be had in Third South street
establishment. Findley was assured
that distance did not hamper the luck
of his companions. In due course he
wrote sight draft for his $4,000 and
turned it over TO Clark for the bet.
Clark was putting up an additional
S6000. He told FindIey so himself,
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Delay in Collection.

The race was at two to one odds. Just
as his friends had predicted. Findley
saw visions OF riches. He went to hia
friends to collect. but there was a slight
delay. The bookkeeper looked askance
on the sight draft for $4,000. 1t would
have to be converted into cashiers
check Tor the same amount before the
winnings could be paid. This was easily
done and the following day the ranch
man turned the cashiers check over to
his found friends and they went
again TO the poolroom TO collect the
winnings OF the previous day ana. pos
sibly. to do some more betting
Flushed with the magic OF easy money.
Findley succumbed 70 the importunines
Of his friends and agreed to bet his win
nings and his original capital on another
race Just ono more turn OF the wheel
of fortune. they told him, and he would
be man OF wealth beyond all possibility
of want.
HarIser took charge of the money this
time. In fact Ftndloy had not Yet set
ewes upon his winnings. Harkcr was tn
bet on a certain horse. The horse won.
Inontiuued ON Page Two.l
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Kane County Rancher Is Per-
suaded by Sharpers to Bet
on Horse Races in
Poolroom.
TAKEN TO DENVER AS
PART OF THE SCHEME
Thinks for a Time He Has
Made Big Winnings, Dis
illusion Comes After He
Returns to Salt Lake.

T LEECED out of $4,000 by conf
~ dence men, who treated him to a
thousand mile journey and back
again, John findley, erstwhile
wcll-to-do cattle man of Kane county,
awoke from dream of sudden wealth
yesterday to find himself virtually pen
niless- And before the ream-bubble
burst the men who fashioned it were
half way across the continent, evidently
safe from capture, though the machin-
cry of Sheriff Sharp's office and of
several detective agencies was rum
ming at top speed in the forlorn hope of
catching them
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galt Lake Metal Prices:

|T6r .. .---~. .-'.-'.'- 70
"a ~
|-1fer (St. Louis) .$6.75 to $6,S5
1per ;. -........-...- -Slo'911 y
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-06-08
AUTOMOBILE TIRES ARE CHEAPER.

Do not be deceived by the ped
dler. Standard manufacturers
do not have to peddle their tires.
Why do all experienced and
elucated automobile drivers buy
s andard tires?
They know.
EVERY TIRE PURCHASED
.Ar THE BURNS GARAGE is
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MAKE IT'S MILEAGE. We will
Ue RIGHT here to take care of you.
This is a business proposition,
and you cannot ctyord to be. dc
ccNod
BURNS GARAGE,
Burns. Oregon.
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suMMoNs
In the Circuit Court Of the State oi Ore
gon for liarnoy County.
Charles Altschul, plaintiff

Charles Altschul, plalntln
w.
NJ, l., Lewis, defendant,
To NJ l., Lewl., the above named
defendant,
Ia the name of tho State OF Oregon,
ynu are hereby required 10 appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled suit ON or before
the last day of the time prc'clibcd 10 the
order ot publication Of This summons, to
witt On or briore the 10th day Of June
1912, said date being the expiration Of
six weeks from the first publication of
this Summons. and u YOU fail to 40 ap-
pear aud answer, Tor want thereof,
plaintiff viii apply TO tho court for the
relief demanded IN the complaint, to
Nit; do rec providing that unless
the defendant lay ~ the clerk of
the above court, within 10 days from
the entry oi the decree, the SUM
of money due under certain contrnc
f,r the tutcia.c and sale of section /
Ia township - Sonth ni Range 10 East
Will. McT. h llaruc, County, Oregon,
all oi which fully aprrars In said com
pldhi, aud which ,aid ronir ct was
~ Il. hc'wcrn p'ainliii and defendant,
u Il IN u u y a. To- w.t
tj5 -, iu'or - m ~, IN a'lIn'nt;
$3.50 %. wuh interest ut 10 pr cent.
per nnn frau May . lpO1;
$3.50 o With vn'.t NJ 10 re, rrn,.
pe, m from NJ .. lols,
saSD %. ~iih hlrr' ~ NJ 10 n" cent.
pcF nnn f"m May , lan
tiOOO Ni.h interest az 10 per cent,
per ann. e. ~ Muy2, lHi0;
tlOl05. tax.r, uith inirtr.i al 10 per
cen ter ann ir ~ NMWl, Is. l0lsi
grthrr with inter, = ia un f., ~ The
date a. al d,ct''. ai lr rtaic'l 0 Ter
e ~ poi -in, tn."Lrf ~ lli cu-is aud
Il ,ba'., utcnis, Lat lluru un snid c'h.
GHrt .lall b, f"rNor nul eud Void aud
a,y ard all cqu table - "thrr r'ght.
titA. ui irr ~ wi rh llr dot, pI tnt
ever hai az ~ hayvh Il "a anl Ia the
sad ioniract az h, sid land ot p'rn,l-
s.- -h,ll hcr"ur utterly ex' net aud of
ever arr,d, ~ Il lhc said land together
With ,ll Improvement = thereon shall be
the absolute propetty Of the plalntih
hec from any lrnsl ~ ohliiatioa which
might have bcrn IN cEi,tr, 80 by virtue
81 said c,in fact. and that any Payments
made under llu coniIart prior TO the do
cree herein hall be forfeited and be- the
absolut" pi' perry of the plaintiff. aud Tor
ruch either or luithcr relief M u equity
may seem proper and for plsiutiff's
costs aud disbursrn Mt.
This summons iu puhll he'd by order
OF the Hon Grant Thompson, county
Judge OF lIarncy County, Oregon. male
aud entered on the 2nd day Of May
1919, and the data OF the ii,si publication
OF this SUNNI NJ is the l'h day u, May
1912. G. A. nEMBoLD.
Attorney ior Pa,ntin
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NorIoH 10 oREDtroRs,

TIE undersigned having been appoint
cd executor OF the Last Will and Tcs.A'
meut Of stephen hampshire deceased,
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against the estate ol
OF stephen hampshire, deceased, to pre-
sent the same properly verified within
six months from date hereof TO the un'
signed at his place Of business at Burma
Oregon.
Dated this eleventh day of May 1914
20 80 J. j. LAMrsmRr, Executor
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the under
gn ed l., sheen duly appointed admin
,trnt,rul the eslat, of james l.. Narien,
deceased All persons having claims
, ,ainst said estate are hercb' qoired
q present the same to ne, properly veri'
4 ID, at Burns, Oregon, within six
mouths from the date hereof
Dated this 10th day of March, 1912.
u. y. WARREN, Administrator.
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A sprained ankle may as a rule
be cured in from three to four
days by applying Chamberlain $
Liniment and observing the dir
eetions with each bottle. For
sale by all dealers. 29-3S
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A MATTER OF NEWS.

The local United States Lard
Office is just in receipt of regu-
lations under the new act passed
by Congress on March %, 1912,
regading public sales of land.
Section 2455 of the United States
Revised Statutes has heretofore
authorized the Commissioner of
the General Land Office, in his
description, to order into market
and sell isolated tracts not ex-
ceedinR 160 acres, at not less
than $1.25 per acre. Under the
Departmental regulations, how
ever a tract was not considered
cred isolated" until all the sur
rounding lands were disposed of
or entered for at least 2 years.
The new law amends this section
by adding this proviso, "proyid-
ed, that any legal subdivision of
the public land, not exceeding
one-quarter section, the greater
part Of which is mountainous or
too rough for cultivation, may,
in the discretion of said Com
missioner, be ordered into the
market and sold pursuant to this
act upon the application of any
person who owns lands or holds
a valid entry of lands adjoining
such tract, regardless of the fact
that such tracts may not be iso-
lated or disconnected within the
meaning of this act. "
N 4
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BIG CROPS SPELL PROSPERITY.
portland Correspondent)

bumper CEopS anu PiNN"ii'hh
good prices are expected 10 put
the farmers of the Pacific North
west in high good humor this
fall and, through him, the th'ee
states are expected to prosper as
never before. Every indication
is for big yields in all the STAPLE
products and for some prices viii
be very high.
The biggest wheat crop ever
harvested is predicted for Orc
gon, Washington and Idaho and
it is thought the yield will reach
10000. 600 bushels, worth $52, =
500, 900. Oats are expected to
add $1S,675, 900 more, Fruit
marketed this fall and winter
will add SIS, 900, 900 to this new
wealth and hay the neat sum of
1856, 800. 600. The wool crop is
estimated to be worth Sc, 600, 600,
and hops $4,650, 900. This is a
total income for the producers of
the three states of almost $3.50, :
900. 600. If the manufactured
products were added to the veal
tn of the soil, it is probable the
total would fall not far below
$500, 900, 600 for the year
Indicating the desire of the
railway company to stimulate the
livestock industry in every posi-
BILE way, the O-W. r. & N. Co.
has just named d. f. Clark live
stock agent. This is new posi-
ton and he will give his time to
aiding the stockmen of the state
10 grow more and better horses,
cattle sheep and hogs.
Now that the three year home
stead bill seems certain to be come
a law, interest is being aroused
anew in Oregon's vacant lands.
Statistics have been gathered
from the records of the General
Land Office showing there is lots
of room in this state for the home
steader, there being Is, 959. 377
acres still unappropriated. This
is a little more than one-quarter
of the states area. Every coun-
ty in the state has its quota and
while most of the land is far
from the larger towns. much of
it is fertile and will be productive
when titled.
Oregon has an opportunity to
attract settlers from the Middle
West by making a good exhibit
at the Northwestern Products
Exposition at Minneapolis. Nov
ember 1925, according to Will
A Campbell, secretary, who has
lately visited Portland. There is
nothing so convincing as an
actual exhibit of what a state
can produce. he says, to win set
tiers. Such a demonstration is
held to be more forceful than
any amount of advertising or
any other form of exploitation.
Oregon will have a delegation
in attendance at the Northwest
ern Development League Con-
Rress at Seattle, June 5, 6, z and
8. Representatives have been
named by the Governor and Ore
gon speakers have been given
places on the program. Subjects
of interest to the whole North
west will be discussed.
Orders for approximately So
900, 900 feet have been placed
with mills of Oregon and Wash
ington to supply material for new
equipment for the Hartman
lines in this territory. The traf-
fic officials are preparing for the
new crop season by ordering
$500 box cars and Sc cabooses
to be distributed over the Union
Pacific, O.-W. r. & NJ, Southern
Pacific and Oregon Short Line,
roads.
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We are after the Fire INSTR.
ance business and want your bus.
mess. Insure with the Reliable
ETNA and HARTFORD cos.
INLAND EMPIRE REALTY
COMPANY. Agent.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
pslrED sr,rEs iAND ofticE
iuTun. ursrou, AHy I. 1919

ukIrKD hT,rEs IASD ofttrE.
huTns urvrou, AHy I, 1919 !
Notice 10 hereby given thh, ArmshlaUa G
lynch, oi NafTows, egon, vhn ON bevrm,,el
~. tftJ, made Hoaestaad kntiy No .Ast, Nrtin
No. 0ligt lot Lots I. 4 and 5. sec. =. lot 4 NM'
SAt4. hottion '. Township ~ T., NsnKu -
willamette Meridian, hes filed nu,icc OF inien
tian to make fluai ave rear ffoof, to establish
ia N to the land above described, before the
kraister aud Reosivsf, at Burns, Oregon. on
thr 10th day Of June 1914,
Claimant names as Witnesses
Ueo " simmons, W J, Dunn. sidney Come
gys. A. q. shAisf. ali OF Nauows, oregon
wa. FAKHK. Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES / LAND ogyIcn, n,.,.

Burns. oregon, May ., ipi2i
Notice is hereby given that Fred A. Barron, Of
nurns, Oregon, who on september ~, 1905, made
aWlt Nwi4 Sec. T. SEA MA aud EifBE,s
Section 0, Township 10 n, Range % Eaht
willamette Meridian haa hled notice OF intep'
ton to make Final HyeyeAt proof, 10 eaiab
iish claim 90 the land above described before
the Register and Receiver, A. Burns oregon,
on the 1ath day OF June, 1912,
Claimant nampa a. Witnesses
HAY Harron, Howard kggleaton, A, Barron,
Hurt Porter, all OF tlutna. Oregon
wn. FARRR, Register
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
uEirrp sfAfns LArb oyvIon
nurns. oFeEun May y. loi

HU'HE' VFVEVH WY y IVIsf
Notice IL hereby given that Hannah Mey, Of
Burns, oregon, who, On May ~, 1907 made
homestead entry No. oig2, Herfal Ne, pe2sh, iof
Enn ssSon q ~ sna wW sss,len Me,
dian, has nled notice OF intention 10 make
Final five.YeaI Proof. 10 establish ciaim 20
the land above described, before Register aud
June 1914
Claimant names a. witneese,i
Neva Iodd1r, ueorkp W. Holder, Edward
oregon.
WV. FAnRE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

uNrab SrATEs LAND OTFiUg
hurnA Oregon, May 10, ipl2
Notice IL hereby given that Fred a. ClinRan,
,f turns oregon, " no on December I, fPuG made
Homestead IntTy No 2adg Aefial No. 02il9. Tor
Nwts section -, Township 70 Y, Range ~ ~,
willamette Meridian. has lied notice OF inien.
TAB ish claim 20 the land above desofihed, bo'
tore the Regisie' aud Receiver, at Hurns, Ore
pon. on the 18th day of June, 1912
Claimant names ~ witnesses
charles W leNia, Hugh Al. Tiptnn, u.
nuchele, stanton Tyler. all OF burns oregon
VIZ. FARaH. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED srATEs LAND oFFlCE
Hnrnn nInann May Ii. ID

UNITED arATkH LAND OFflCk.
Hurns oregon. May H. ip'2
Notre IL he sby given thA, klmcr u Taylor,
of nfewsey. oregon, who, on MAJ u, tbi made
Additional Homestead kntfy M. ailo Hu'inl
No. Oss,7 for Ei.Syi. asvtiou q. Township ~
itnnse 80 H., Wlli.mstls Meridian hHs nlcd ~
ilee ni iuteniiun 10 msts FiycNraf ffA,t tn
rstAhii sh claim TO the land above deHsstiised
b'fote v T.. 'eede. u u CommlsNionef, St HE
,inlrs at Dra sry, oregon. an the 9th day ~
uy f9i2.
t1simsnt names 80 with, usps
William I nvbs ison, Albeit AltnoN, N'llir
n. South. George ki'ey,a OF icw'rN ntririn
WA fARHH Krsihiri
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soCIETIEs.

tAHNEN iUDUE. 80. ~. I. - a y,
Ntcts every stufday IA udi Fellow Han
Al f;lH IA. ~ Nv. Nthfl,
r : Sprarur. Secretary - H.
Degree work as follows; fir't saturday lni-
latofll second SHitnday, FIRST bvg',ci ihifd
saturday, sec"nd u,y,rc; i1nrlh saturday
rhifd bcgtoU.
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SYLVIA REBEKAH DEGREE No. a.
Mccttcvcsy lsi aud Sd "Wednesday.
Hvrdis Dalton, A. %.
Madsc Leonard. Rec -ec'y
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BURNS LODGE NJ. ". F.A NJ.
Meets every arst aud third saturday in earh
month wm. MiileF, "
sam Muthvrshca I. sccretsN
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BURNS CHAPTER so 20. OBS
Meets every second aud fourth Mondays. IN
Masonic iiall. frKDkic Welcome, ". "
Ella sWcek. secretary
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PETITION pop LIQUOR LICENSE.

We the underslgned legal voters Of
Lake precinct, HsTnoy county, Oregon,
respectfully petition the Honorable
County Court oi Harney County, State
OF Oregon, to grant lieencc 10 Sam
Mid~intsr 10 sell Spirituous. Malt aud
V,uuus Liquors lin less quantities than
one gallon In Lake Precinct, llarney
County. State OF Oregon. Tor the period
Of six months. as Ia duty hound we Will
ever pray.
Names Names
J. d. Ivy g. A Haines
@, 3. DUN Thos. u. Rosnlins
s. Comegya Judd Wise
Alva Springer q. Waid
deo. W. CAwlneld VIM. Damn
Chrster Keonn John Rusck
Tom Mortell Fraacis Anderson
A. Fsrnnwonh Geo. Hall
q, ". Glso g. y, Rhuger
T.. J. Altman Harry srangler
I. Burnside Thcmas Van ZanJt
J. IL. Wusoll u. II Culver
II. u Elliott A. u. Hahn
A. MckanEis Geo. W. simmons
q. Fitzgerald A. +. GTa,cr
4. Il. Lynch h. l.. springef
] ". ilcIder,On Chas B.ckhoush
q ~ Watson Ray Duvall
J NJ. Buoyard Walt Waid
W. J. Dunn W. X. Jones'
Frank Smith Tom Dunn
\ y. Haley Hadden Elliott
Chan. Cleland Rose Ringer
o. II spanglsr Clifford GFousbcck
Alfred Bergeron NJ. y. Owen
A. l.. Jones Dick Wade
A. Osborn w. y. Haley
VIM y. Harris
Notiee 10 hereby given that the said
Ssm Midwintsr will apply to the above
entitled court for such license on We'd
uesdsy the 3rd day Of July. 1912,
SAN MIpwIsTgR.
Date Of fret publication May 20. 1912
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-06-27

perpetrated Roosevelt
this with the handle
office
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GLADSTONE SHOWS STRENGTH.

Governor Gooding has in favor
Junction. had following to - ~e0'
- am supporting GLADSTONE
~ my views OF subjects under
whose names nave
nones conscientious po;on
governor lie criticized by
puphc arfairs DO not believe that
ng at
not CONSIDER Mr. oagons youth old and
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that portion the active in a.
development
90
In the matter the of
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man stands placed
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mie MI Ciagstones but penerauv
that he in tina ection. NAo"A i"e'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-06-27

The dark horse in Chicago proved be the niger dee
South
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WHAT OF IDAHO?

The of
will become the with headed bv
Idaho will be
Colonel while there
really
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quick
poused the OF the Colonel those
turned into the most made il
known that ne intends bringing third
Taft presidential electors will Senator Borab
nled,ea
for the gentleman of COOLING
while Chicago care
party movement However,
state who believed in the
one and his alleged policies
mercy on the
icky and attempts transfer his reactionarie
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