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The Elbert County tribune., 1912-07-12
announcement.

She--It must be hard blow to a man 70
be rejected by woman.
He-Indeed It must
She-Do you know. don't think could ever
have the heart to do IT.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-07-12
Classified.

What did the young engineer say after the
women he met on the hotel porch had put him
through a catechism about himself and his
business?"
He said that porch seemed to have thorough
equipment as pumping station"
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-07-12
On 10 Him

money"
why didn't you, then7"
The girl In the case was q thinker. too"
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-07-12
Might Be a Road-euIIder.

wight Be Hoad-BuIIder.
Here Is man who is evidently going out
Of politics"
What makes you think so?"
He advertises steam-roller for sale"
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-07-12

LESSON TEXT-AfariS 4:f-2f
GOLDEN TExT-"Recelve with mock.
ness tho implanted word which is able to
save your souls" James 1:2i.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-07-12


sports and is full of excitement for both par
elephants and onlookers. In outriggered canoes
the natives ride the breskwater waves the,'
rush shoreward. and 1t is almost superiuous
to add. It is sport that calls for steady
nerve and no little skill
Riding the surf on planks is another form
of this sport practiced by the visitors at Wal
kid beach, and is just exciting and danger
GUS
But the most exciting and dangerous of
Hawaiian water sports is shark hunting. This
sport is indulged In In the vicinity OF Honolulu
bay. Power boats of about four tons dis
placement are generally used. In the company
of congenial Honolulu sportsman l went out
to try my hand at the game. We left the har-
Dor at o'clock in the morning, at which early
hour the bay and vicinity is alive with people
engaged in all kinds of fishing Just as
started came across a number of Japanese;
some were wading up to their waists in the
shallow water and others were angling from
boats outside the bay men in two-oared punts
were hunting for sea turtles which In these
waters average from 400 to 500 pounds in
weight watched one OF the boats for while
1t moved slowly along. then suddenly stopped
An oarsman seized rife from the side of the
boat and fired at turtle Just seen rising to the
surface of the water. but It is no easy matter
to hit mark at a distance of from so to go
yards from rolling boat, and the turtle es
capped. Twice after that heard the fisherman
fire, then silence followed. He had lost sight
of the prey. Apparently the turtles are not verr
plentiful, 1 but two during the entire
day
Arriving at the shark-haunted spot about
mile from shore, stopped our motor boat
and prepared to try conclusions with the dread.
ed monster of the deep. Our bait-two fat
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
.Sc0f1Oe0d Items .

viii Jones, Of Kansas, is visiting
his parents, Henry Jones and wife Il,
Of 0the county farm. He reports
his people flourisins.
Mrs. Draffim is visiting relatives IN
s.. Louis during the Xmas season.
Conway Jones last week had
public sale and moved from the farm
70 Versailles.
Bud Marriott last Friday night gave
she young folks Of the surrounding
country a dance.
Hunter and Co. last week Shipped
q load OF fat stock to 81. Louis.
Shores Hunter last week bought
40 head stock cattle on the market
and shipped them to his farm.
Last week Henry Jones, Of the
county farm had 2 good horses to
die. A short time ago he lost a
good mule.
Hughes and Brown came IN Satur-
day with 100 head OF stock cattle
which they offer Tor sale.
Green Huffman is not improving
very fast, yet conditions are favorable
tor his recovery.
Miss Lizzie Shank is home from
school, for a rest and ~ Xma
season.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
Dives OF A Terror

The Chief executioner Of death in the
winter and spring months 10 penamonis.
Its advance agents are colds and grip In
any attack by one os sbese malsdies 20
tiuse should be lost in taking the best
medicine obisinable 10 drive II Cd.
Countless thousands ksve found tbis To
be Ds. Kings New Discovery. MY h,s-
band believes il has kept him from hsv.
ing pneanOpis three OF ious tiDes.
write Mr.. Ceoss W. Plaee, Rsvsoeville,
VI. ,"apd for conghs, colds and cTOuP va
haves never fOun0 its equal. I" GssIsDteed
for ali bsopchial Affections. Price 50 Cts
and 81 90. Trial bottle fEee at KardeA'i
drug store.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

SweIIings Of the Aseh caused by iS,
Aammaiion, cold, fractures Of The bose,
toothaehe. ne eurslgia o. sheunatism can
be relieved by applying BALLARDS
SNOW LINIMENT. II shoa]1 be veil
rubbed in over ,he par, affected. Its
gIea, hea. ling and penetrating powe,
eases the pain. reducss swelling and re-
stores natural conditions. Price 2Se, 5Oc
and 81 90 yer bottle. Solde by Glob Drug
Store.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

Heartburn is symptom Of Indigestion.
Take dose Of HERBINE IN such cases.
The pain disappears instantly. The
bowels operate speedily and yon feel hne
vigorous and cheerful. Price SOC. Sold
BY Globe Drug Store.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
TO Our FRIENDS.

W. would asa our trends VINO hav
orders of publication. trustees sales,
administrator notices, anG other
legal printing, TO remember ne, We
can do your work correctly and at
fair prices. Please remember snd
doa't forget it.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
rhe secret TesVSr

The haunting fear d sickness and help
essuess is the secret terror of the working
man. Health is his csp;,al. Kidney DIS
eases sap mans strength and vitality
They lessen hi. earning capacity. Foley
Kidney Pills bring back health and
strength by healing the disease. They
are the best medicine made for Kidney
and bla oder troubles. The genuine are
in the yellow package. Refuse any
substitute. Stld !, Lnlf'.h.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

hook vith hosyos. On the Skin Erupsioas
Biolehes, Sores o. Pinples. They don't
hsve theD, sUr wil, sny one Who uses
Bnehies's Arsies Sslve. Il slosi6es the
lace. Ecsems o. salt Rheun vanish be-
tos II. 1t cares srse Iips, ehspped hands
chilbla,ns; heals burns. euss and bruis-
e.. Unsqua,ed ior piIes. Only 2sG ~
Kssdel! Drug Co.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

DeePsenaed eD1ghs ahat resist ordinary
r enedies sequi'e both external aud
internal sTessneDi. II yoo bu ~ dollar
bottle Of BALLARD'S HOREHOUNE
SYRUP you get the t~o remedies you
need fer the Price ,of one. The1e is .
HERRlCK'S RED PEPPER each
PLASTER for the chest, free vith
bottle Ssld By Globe Drug Stew.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

Ono bsd cough car keep the whole
family awake si night. Phil. Disorneau.
Seh.fIes, AicA.. says: II could not sleep
On sccoa,a a . bod cough, and vas
very veak. ! ssed Yosey's Honey and
Tar Compound, and soon the cough lie
and slepa soundly all night" For Sale
by all druggist.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
FOA 4 PSua PlSf.

Whes i. shsmefal plea exists besween
hves and bowsh 10 cause distress by re
fnsiDE 10 sct, take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. and end such aubse Of your system
They gently compel right ac,i ion Of stom
sch. liver and bowels. and restore your
health and al good feelings.25 at Kar-
del, Drug Co.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
Sh horiH and Ex.Omeio Trust-
OO'o Sale.

u,... ua; ,.u,.. vo,,, .,,a var. Ne,
vov, vi. ,-,f. no ,,.,r c.r,.,n d..d NJ ,,,.,
d.,.d ~. orr d.x ri Angus, ,ooo and r.co,d.d
,r AZ. p.co,a.,,s oe;cs ~ Mo,.or co,,r,v =,
d..d h,.ol n ,,.o. Aoh co,v.v.d IA welsh, s,;,i
,,ro Nd. a. ,,,s,.. al, ,h.;r rich, ,i,,. In.
t.,.s, and estate In and IN the fol,ovipy de.
.cr;h.d req, ..,,,. .;,,.,.d In the coup,v of
MORGAN state Of Missouri; viz. The sou,hwes,
o,a,t., ri IN. .ou,hv.s, ou.,,., of s.c,;o,
,w.r,x.,;u. 40, ard IN. .ou,beas, quarter of
~. .o,,b..s, ou.r,., of acc, ion ,h;rv I,o, all
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

Mans Work and Woman's.
Now the mans work for his own
homo 10. a. has been said. to secure its
maintenance, progress and dsfeass;
he woman's to secure it's order. com.
tost and loveliness.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

Rseuia~ sssstsass sAe ssd ssssrdAy night in eaoa
month N. 0nsOrs Rrestdsht.
OJAoos =. soassr7rn. Secretary.
W. e. r. U.--Meets every wednesday after.
soon at 2:3O O'Clock. a cOrdisi invitation b ex.
ended 20 ali, Miss NELLIE Bucx, Pres.
Miss LILLE MooaR. Rec. Ssc-
cJaURCp DlRnCPuaI.
". n. chuses. Notwithstanding vvery
n o. m and 7:SS ?. -. Sunday school ~ $50 a.
Prayer Deetine Wednesday evening.
REV. 3. P. CArroN. Pntos.
Presbyserfan Church Preaching svesy Ii and
Srd SUNDAYS n n O. n. ands p ~, during Ne
um nj winter months
tT:So %, M Prayer meeting wednesday night
sunday school - go svsry sasds, nosnine
H.H. AsalI. Sup4.
ion meeting let tuesday night In each month
ss7A. .op
pspststn Chursh-Pyeschin& wen Sur
M "A II o. % and ~ p. -. Business meeting
saturday before the eth sunday az 1902. =. ssH
dsy >chool st s,D ~. and D. T. r. u.67WH N
eyory sunday. asv n. 9. TnonHsD2. Psaesr.
Christian ChuTrn-sundsy school evsTy ndays
go a. m. WAY wIT7rr. .SupeEiAsendsws'
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
Croudy Coughs And Wheezy Colds

The quickes, simples, way to nd the
children Of dangerous croupy coughs
and wheezy stuffy colds is to give them
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. 1t
gives almost instant relief and stops a
cough prompta'y. I, soothes aud heals
Cont aims no opiates.
For sail by all druggists
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

Poor Pvrswer u p5sasuroA
IT'S the only pleasure ] have IN
ncs." aid IN English havkaE. b a1-
thinning 70 q magistrate ~ lsvo a
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
Children take BALLARD's HORE.

ChiIdren take bALLAkDS HORE.
HOUND SYRUP willingly because
tsstes nice. There isnr better reu.dy
anywhere for childres's coughs. hoasse.
ness and bronchitis. It's . good me
dseine snd easy to take. Price &c,
6Oc and 81 90 per bottle. Sold by Globe
Drug Store
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

DR.. VIM. Sadler, author Of THE
Cause and Cure OF Colds" says that
common colds shoulds be taken seriously
especially wnen they ''hang on" Foley 8
Honey and Tar Compoucd is a reliable
household medicine for coughs and colds
equally effective for children and for
grown persons. Take it when you feel
n cold coming ON. II will avert danger
of serious results and cure quick.
ly. No harm drugs. For sale by all
Druggists.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

WI0ia0 ovt orsass otziaa.
~ gF0aSe stains On test AoaorB.
AuW1n0 en- b ssed. Nor dTy paint
oln1nA rub With equal parts Of tarpsn-
t1n0 end aleoh0E
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
Either Sunshine or Fire.

9WhOT SUHUHIUe OF FVe.
Put things In the sunshine or befnre
. nre before wrapping them up. II
possible, not only for airing. but aisI
TO freshen them and make Them snras
swester
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
Silence.

A habit Of silence in conversation
pleasing and aims ar1.!&u. When
[aik Ind iaik 10 the purpose ii
hoSe.---iAoparGi.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

Uncle Psnnywise says:
Things political are moving 10 fac
that some OF the old wheelhOrses al
having hard work to keep from be.h
run over.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
Not liisaAl.

Household economy seldom goes far
enough to be counted Il conspiracy In
restraint Of trPn Atchlson Globe.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
The Busy Wsnss"s Osv.

IL begins early, ends late. and is full Of
work. She often hss kidney trouble.
without knowing it. Her bsck aches,
and she 10 tired and worn out. Sleeps
poorly Is nervous, NO appetite. Her
bldsder gives her ,Ionbl. too. Foley
Kidney Pills will cure all thst and make
her strong and we'll. They are the bess
.edicise made for kidney and bladder
disorders- FOs sale by all druggists.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
DIRECTORY.
T.rass or sos.Duao o0u87

Circntt couss-3rd Monday In Apctl nnd md Non.
day in August and December.
Probate court--2pd Monday In February. May srd
November. and tth Monday IN August.
County court-First Monday In FoipTuaEy. May
Auguss and November.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

The ne commentator OF milkWsed ss
an addition to the menu looks like .
scheme to put il in the same class shh
those delrn,s daDdelioO gIeess.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
iNx'tiShie.

lfS not 80 easy &c ru'n r i
whom The presst r" ~ f'v'.r> b..
lingsfo IN tina palLa. .,Jc.la inSleha
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
vOsI MweA %.

Have 20 any drop ceilinss la your
Aoassf 'Ysa. In the kitchen whp'
IL p1a1aar f0ll down.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
0aiiy

No thought uLlv.. ". Hr,t
human brea'. should be- urto'i p
81 Browning.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

~ want 10 thank yon from the bottom
of my heart wrote {. B. Rader, Of
l.ewisb.,rg, w. Va, ''for the scndesfn,
double benefit 1 got from Electric Bitteys,
in curing me Of bOth severe case Of
stomach trouble and Of rheumatism from
which I had been an almost helpless
sufferer for ten years. Ii suited my case
as though made just for me- For
dyspepsis, i,digestion. jaupdice, and to
rid the system Of kidney poison ,ha,
c.use rheumatism Electric Bitteys have
no equal. Try them. Every bottle is
guaranteed TO satisfy. Only Soc nt Kardeil
Bfug Co.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
0eoI FlIlos

0eo1 PIllsr.
naFSs . country editor not thou.
saal miles from here who. when he
~ shy on copy. runs In . couple Of
ooonmns of Lucille"
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
prUtty Sure.

Whenever man In threatsnsd ~
- deep sea he 10 pretty SURE 70 md
~ Aevil ON the other side 81 hina.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26

Two Psints Of View.
Young men think old men fools. nI
I'D men know young men to be so
- Netcaif
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
They Always Help Elderly Yssbss

~~S
Foley Kidney Pills give the help elder
~ people need to tone and strengthen
their Kidneys and bladder and regulate
their action. John McMasters, Ssreator.
III :, says: "I feel better and stronger
than have for many years. snd Foley
Kidney Pills did IT." Sold by all DIsgg.
Isl.
Whst Would Newspapers Ooy
II u Wero not for cur mistsk kes,
life would BE- pratt. monot0noVs.
JSlSe.
Wheelng in the lungs indicates shat
phlegm 10 obstructing the air passages
BALLARD'S RORRHOUND SYRUP
ioosens the phlegm % that II can b
coughed mp and ejected. Price 25c. 6Os
and 800 per bottle. Sold by Glob.
Drug Store.
lWspoos1SeA
Some psoDse are In tie pglDs ol
~ ut 80. but you can't make . vo0.
- Of 80 believe II.
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
TcvM.

Vfvth.
4 0oOd u that which turns yVo
osdAy's truth into todAy's falaaAss1.
--1Afe
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26
Here ISaGenuine BARGAIN!
ALL FOR
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Don't Miss This Extraordinary Offer
We take pleasure in offering our friends this ex-
cept'onal opportunity.
BY special advertising arrangement with the pub
l'shers of hlcCalFS We are able to offer you this
weli-known popular Home and fs:hion journal
together with our own paper for only few cents
Morgan County republican., 1912-12-26


ime-k sfe. 8uiness soaen
Evening journal., 1912-06-27
DEATH In
BULLET THAT
HITS SPINE
]. W. Blizzard, Shot by Mrs.
Redmond, SuCCumbS After
Game Fight for Life
LOCK UP WOMAN
PENDING CORONER'S PROBE

Shot by Mrs. Elizabeth Redmond,
OF No. log Seventh avenue. on May 6.
where he was a boarder, John W.
Blizzard freight conductor who was
employed by hte Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, died last night at the Ply
sicians' and Surgeons Hospital.
Mrs. Redmond has been at liberty
on bail since the shooting. She in
formed the police at the time OF the
shooting that she had been attacked
by Blizzard during her husbands alb
sence from the city and that she shot
him In self-defense with a revolper
which her small son handed her. She
said Blizzard had knocked her down
and kicked her until she had black
and blue marks. and that she feared
for her life.
Billiards. condition was reported
unchanged at the hospital yesterday
morning. Although he was reported
better on Tuesday, his condition took
a sudden turn for the worse yesterday
however. and he expired last night
Following the death of Blizzard Mrs
Redmond was taken into custody by
the police shortly before midnight
A postmorten examination made
this morning showed that the bullet
had injured Billiards. spinal column
causing his death.
Coroner Chandler will hold the in.
quest in the case in the City Court
room tonight.
Evening journal., 1912-06-27
DEMOCRATS CARRY BANNERS TO
CONVENTION HALL EXPECTING PARTY
TO NAME PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE TODAY
j, ran and Senator OGorman Selected TO Draft the
Pariy's Platform for COMMITTEES Convention
TO Determine South Dakota Contest

building had been filled and the
ISLANDERS we're lining up along the
gallery walls and in the rear OF the
hall under the gallery. The fremen
on duty were ordered to aid the po-
licemen in an effort to clear the
aisles leading to the exits, but the
crowd refused to bulge even for
these men.
The delay in calling the convention
TO order was said to be due TO an
attempt to secure a compromise on
the contest especially those from
Illinois and South Dakota
At 1890 o'clock Judge Parker call
ed the convention to order. He di-
rected the officials to get the dele
gates into their seats and to clear
the aisles.
This followed a refusal by Roger
Sullivan to consent to a division of
the Illinois allegation.
Judge Parker after waiting a full
minute took a megaphone and appeal
ed to the delegates to assist in clear
ing the aisles.
The delegates are in order, but a
very considerable portion of the aud
ience is not" finally shouted Parker.
This had the required effect and he
then introduced as the chaplain Of
the day. Rabbi Adolph Guttmacher,
of Baltimore.
AS soon as the prayer ended, the
minority report of the credentials
committee dealing with the South
Dakota contests was submitted II
recommended the seating of the Will
son delegates in place of the Clark
men placed on the roll by the COM
mittee.
The mention of Wilson's name in
the committee report was the signal
for a round OF hand-clapping
Delegate V. c. Mccormick. o.
Pennsylvania. in making the minor
ity report asked that the delegates
refrain from applauding the names
Of the candidates he would have tc
mention. He then reviewed the plsc-
ing in the field of the three tickets
which had fought it out in the South
Dakota primaries
The audience was hot and listles'
and family applauded this summing
Up. but some of the Clark boomers
insisted on interrupting McCormicl
Il Wntn Ht hAtntA'nf4 Ah' hRN0n1h'
name.
"The action of the committee.
said Mccormick. Is an absolute def
i ance Of the primary law and reverse
the general policy Of The last six
teen years during which we have al
ways claimed that the Democrat
party stood for majority rule
Former Governor W. A. McCorklf
Of West Virginia led the fight for tn
! majority report He reviewed the sit
uation in South Dakota saying tha
the state is Republican at presen
and that primaries we're conducte
under a Republican and not Demo
cratic law. His argument was du
plication of that presented to IN
committee on credentials.
II Senator Luke Lea took issue Will
! McCorkle. The Missouri delegation
tried to drown out Lea's voice witt
jeers and horn footing. Lea, who wal
handling the time for the minority
yielded ten minutes to W. NJ. Crane
of Texas. who declared that the seat
ing of the Clark men in South Dakoti
would be robbery pure and simple.
Evening journal., 1912-06-27
COUNTY TAX
RATE AT IS CTS.
ANOTHER YEAR

The Levy Court today fixed the
county tax rate for the year 1912 at 65
cents on the 500 assessment. 1t had
been thought that a reduction would
be made In the rate, but because OF
the fact that the recently built roads
need special attention this year It was
felt advisable to keep the rate at the
present figure that the necessary
money may be available
The total assessment of the county
for 1912 is SCI. 1874 at So cents on
the 500. The total assessment fol
the year 1911 was 60,135.54g. beine
S23S195 less than for the present year
The total assessments in the hundreds
follow.
Christiana. s3,555,0S1 Mill Creek
S2,214,63S: White Clay Greek, S1,735,-
2S4 New Castle. S2.4s9.623: Pencader
Sl,0S3,s57; Red Lion, S1.103.744: st
Georges. S2.556,64l Appoqulnimink
S1,021.956: Blackbird. s744, ,052; Bran
DIVINE. S3.076, $50; Wilmington. Sal
763.905; total, SCI .373.741.
Available funds OF the county
amount to s45s.309S1 as based on the
receipts OF last year. The funds are
raised by taxation, licenses, dos
registration, capitation taxes. fines
and costs, premiums on bonds. fees
from Court House officers and re.
ceipts from public service corpor.
ations.
The Levy Court spent considerable
time today making up the budget This
Will not be ready for publication unit
after meeting this afternoon.
The court appropriated $1,000 fol
Hope Farm and $4,000 for good roads
Evening journal., 1912-06-27
By The United Press.

BY me United Press.
BALTIMORE. Md. June 27.-No
compromise was the slogan today Of
the progressives in the Democratic
National Convention. With the an
cient and time-honored unit rule
shattered so far as the state of Ohio
and all others where delegates were
chosen in direct primaries. are CON
cerned. the progressives were insist
ing that they would yet show that this
was a radical gathering both so far
as the candidate and platform we're
concerned.
This rejoicing was confined to the
rank and file The leaders. while
very hopeful were still convinced
that the conservatives were far from
being completely routed. Leaders
pointed out while a progressive plat
form viii be an excellent thing. un-
less the man named on II is abso-
lutely in sympathy with the cause,
there will be no assurance that its
pledges win be enforced. They cali
ed attention TO the fact that the COM
hined conservative strength, added
10 Clark's pledged votes. would make
the necessary Iwo-thirds. The Clark
managers are admittedly worried
over the charge that they have tiled
up" with the conservatives in order
to nominate their man.
That Clark must be successful early
in the balloting if at all, is admit
ted by mis- closest neutenants They
are bending every energy to- that
end. Today the managers Of the
speakers campaign are endeavorin-
to encourage sentiment to have abro-
gated the two-thirds rule whereby no
candidate can be named unless he
is the choice of two-thirds OF the
delegates
Some of the Clark men we're openly
declaring that if the speaker polled
a majority of the delegates on the
initial ballot which II is expected
will be taken tonight a motion will
be made 10 rcscind the tYo-thirds
rule. But Democrats who are in
Evening journal., 1912-06-27
FIGHT HALF WON,
BRYAN CRIES TO
HIS ADMIRERS
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
FIRST REGIMENT ARMORY.
BALTIMORE, Md, June 27-"The
fight is already half won. There is
nothing to say about what is left.
There have been and there will he
things happening, not only every day
but every hour"
Surrounded by a crowd that iammed
his rooms IN his hotel TO suffoca-
ton, William Jennings Bryan today
uttered the above defiant declaration
when asked to outline his plans for
continuing the fight on the Murphy
Taggart-Sullivan combination Of con-
servatives who brought about his de-
feat for the temporary chairmanship
Of the Democratic National Commit
tee Bryan had been up since five
O'Clock.
A determined effort was made today
by the Wilson men to get Bryan tn
come out openly for the support OF
their candidates. He refused and call
ed attention to the fact that he is IN
strucied by the Nebraska Democracy
to vote for the nomination OF Speaker
Champ Clark. But that there Is an
understanding between the Wilson
leaders and the Nebraskan is GER
tain.