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f9ipersn Dorts buhiabitren. bn Isyn'
mons bisl fdnelItr ais Blob 70 obni
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nun Seller unb To-"
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jsbss Mort, bas bo in benz fsblerIo.
fen Dittat sti6rieben itanO unb Dol
allen bas cine, bns mitien In ber
fsffen Gsbot itonb, un6 oas aal
ainbsr folI6 esfdrieb,n batttn. oGs
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mas mar benn2.. -. mas fir Bill
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bic Elm rGdenber Soft sinssfebt bat'
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War biefes frif6s, sufriebene uno
pfIi6ttreus fIeine MGb9sn tpirtIitI
nod ibr &inb, bos lie nit fid nsbs
men ourfte in cine unssfpiFe GU
tunft, in cine llmaebung. bic bod,
nur ems in benz tleinen 6er3en mel
fen tonnte, bos 9om0bienblut, baa
belize, pilbe unb un6efriebiets, bas
nirgsnb Roit unb Rube fanb unb Don
ben b0dften SeIiotsitsn oft in OBJ,
srunbtisfss 2eib fiibrte! -.
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flnr iiber i6r eigsnss 2eben no6gcs
bodt pie in bieIer Minute, oo lie i'm
8egriff getpefen mar, bos Iohenbe.
i'm Snufe bes pfli6ttrsuen @atsrs
tpoblbsbiitete 9inb nit ii9 f~ort5ufibs
rem. bas ainb, bos lie Iiebte, unb
mad BEN ibre Sebniudt f6rie. limb
nun fiiblte fe gum srftsnmol, bob 10
cine 2iebe aud Spfer berIangts, unb
bob biefes Spfer fe suriidbieIt bon
ibrem 8orhobsn, eingebenf bes oo In
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benen @ortes: .0u foIit ntdt feb
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ouseinanber.
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St0bnen geb0rt -. gang Iaut unO
beutIi6.
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unb fahtn bod ni6ts ols cine frembe.
tief bsrf8.eierte Dame, bic boitia BON
i6nen fort uro ollf bic onbere Seitc
Der StraBe quer iibsr ben 5abrbomm
lief.
9a fa9ten bic Rinber unb otm.ten
tief ouf. limb @nneIiefe fogte ItoIs,
inbsm lie ibr Self pieber forofum
in bic Mnpps hinsinfdob: $50 arnb
unb fein mar meme Moma ou6, 81.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-18
Banda ~municipale.

Sn einem slfdFiiden Stdot6sn
ipielte auf Der @ur9reiie eins itas
lieniide WufitfapsIe, Banda munis
cipale, pie fie fih nannte, "a Mann
fart, unter 2eituns oes Gignor pars
.meiano. Dor geeinn bes Ron5erts
fragts oas Staotobsrbaupt, oas ii6
cine gelebrte Stuoien, leoisIi9 burf
ieine peri0nli6e 9idtigtsit auf fsis
men gea6teten poftsn emporsearbeis
tet bate, ieinen ataoemifd sebiloeter
Ta9bdr mad Der 8eoeutung bieier
italienii9en 9ennennung. Banda
municipale24 %ertpioerte Ser @efrasts.
Banda, oas bebeutet -"
.8itte, bas tpeib i'd; oafiir baber
mir ia tpobl bas sntfpre9enbs oeuts
f9e 8ort. 4ber municipale9" =
pMunicipium," FUR barauf Der
Qtaoemiter poblponehS fort, roas
i'll bas @emeinpefen; municipale
alp hetbt: gum @emetnfpe1m ge9
bOris. itdotii6.' 0as aonasrt be-
gam. Noa Sdlub Der erften Iums
mer tlati9te 6as Stabtoberbaupt nil
tend 8eifaG urb nit einem neritedten
Sartasmus ipra9 er gu ieinem
Nadbar: r0onnernetter, bat Ser itas
lienil6s 8iirsermeiftertollese abet
einen muiitaliiden 9emeinoerut!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-18

bid fein; duf ibr breitet man elm.
etipo 6 3oI bobe S9i9t gutter. our9.
eeiisbisr Grbs. Das @on3e ipirb NIT
Genitsrn bsbsdt. unb bos aaubbtet III
fertie, bas nun gum Srsibsn BON Ge'
miiIe uno our an5u9t bon pfldnSen
aus Sdmen benubt tperben lam. Gs
pdrmt ni6t 10 Itdrt tpi. bus Drift
beet. bafur dbsr 1T fem. Wiriuns an'
baltenber. Sebsnfaas seIinst IS. nit
bieIsr einfdden unb binigen 8orri4'
tuns, Sebgut Gnbe april ober ans
fang Wlai gu er5ielen.
Qu9 ki Der 4nlage bes Miftbesta
taltens Tam !Ssrbitlaub 0.ripenbuna
fin6en. IS tmpfisblt iid iebr, bie
unterfts S9i9t Der padung aus
2aub ber3ursIen; btnn Ods 2oub
bGlt oIs i6sdtsr Mdrm.Isiter bic
bonn Mift .r3suate Wdrm. Suiammsn,
IGbt fs ni6t 10 Ielpt in ben taIisn
Grbbobrn sntipeideu.
Sn Der freisn Ratur bilbet bas GEE
fallene 2aub oGbreno bes Winttrs
cine por3igli6e S6uBbede fir bic
9flanasn. Inter inn iberpintern
fiber bic nisorigeu WaIbtrdut,r, unn
au9 bic uberfld4li6en Mur3eln Der
Baum. iperbcn bur9 bus Guu6 in
fdneeloIen 8intern Dor Grot ees
Tdiibt. 9drum eignet iid aud bas
6erbiloub isbr gut gum 0tdsn froits
empFinblidsr qflan3sn i'm 9drtsn.
gu bitfem 3pede mifen mir bas
2oub friibSeitig BEL faOnem Wetter
i'm m0alihit trodenen 3u1taroe Jams
meln uno ss aud troden i'm S4uppen
unter Dad bspabrsn. SIN Spdtberbit
bercitet man in3pifhen bic empfinb@
Iiden GartengeipGdie fir ben Wtn'
teri6ub Dor. Man PUTT iie aus, ents
fernt ales QbssItorbene unb itsdt
rings UNI bic pflan3en sntIpr.deno
arobe GtGbe, bic unten strpd 6 biz 10
3oa BON Der pfIan5e abIte6en. oben
ober iiber ibr suiommengebunoen fper-
ben. Gebt bann Der GrOit Elm, TT Der
8aben lei6t gefroren. 10 fiat man
ben Baum 5piTdsn ben gfdblsn nit
trodsnem 2aub, f4i9tet audi Saub
am gpbsn an Der aubsnieite auf,
bann bebsdt man es nit 2annenatpets
qen oher Strobmatten uno binoet
6iefe nit @eibenruten feft. Sn bic
Ter paduns bIeibt bic pflan3e Dor
aroH unb NGTe gefdibt, Biz man
Gnbe Sebruar aGmdbli4 nit Der 2ufs
tuna ber 0ede beginner unb bic
gadung nab unb mad, je na9 Der
Witterung, pieber fortnehulen Tam.
Die Natur in Ddlb unb au III
unfers qebrmeifterin in g%srtpenbung
bes 6erbfldubss. Mir miHen ibrsm
geifpiel fulgen unb bas eaub 5fpeds
mdBia ausnubsn. qus benz Gartsn
borf fein tpelfts 8Idttden fort; mir
miiFen Is BEN 8oberl, Der es er1sugt
bat, p~iebergeben. Wir perbef ern
Jpn oaburd, benn 2aub madt oas
Ganb gar niat 70 taub, ipit man fru'
Der meirte.
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Die sur anfertigung Der Concrete
pfoitsn n0tigen Gormen peroen aus
Gtnbl ober aus s9ol5 gema9t, nno
5tpar enttpsbsr fir jeoen ein3elnea
pfoften ieparot, ober 5ufammsnbdn-
geno, fir mebrere pfoiten. Die
GiobIformen fin0 lsidter, bequemer
3a tanohobsn unb geben ben pfoiten
cine glattere Sberfldae unb gefani<
ceres MusIsben. Bel 8eitimmung Der
t1tdrfe uro adnge Der gfoiien mub
Die Bsiddffenbeit beg erbreihs in
9triidiidtisung gespsen iperosn. IN
ireIdes fie gefebt iperoen IOlen.
00lSerne syormen, bic fir getpobns
Iiht Garm5fpede "polltommer eeniis
gen, iino unfGner berSuiteLen. 4m
belxn seeignet ooflr if tpeiBes 5i4s
ienboIs, bod fam aud cine biaigere
6oI3art peripanbt ipsrOsn. Jormen
aus 5t~psi551isen planten, an beibeE
5siien bshobeIt. geben idOne pfoften.
ood erfiiIIen aud oiinnere gretter
ibren 3tped. tpenn fe gut btfeftigt
inb NIT Gtreben perIeben iperben.
lin ben pfciten Elm stfdniasres
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NNibNh flSftN"
tan6 Cement. sir bic gef6affsnbeit
6sfsr Sngrsbisn3ien beitsben gefpifs
DOrI1riften, bic ni9t auber Q6t GEE
InFsn peroen o%iirfen. Der Sdnb
mub Dor allen 9ineen rein, un6 niht
3u fem iein. Den beften Sano firbet
mon meiftens in JluBbetten. auf je
stpei Seile Sanb fpaten sttpd bier
1eile Giss sugeIebt perben. pobei
ale G0rnhen BON tpenigsr uls II
3on DurdmeFer ais San0 betrahtet
tperben. Die serbrOdensn Stsine -
Dronit uno aaltftein iinb an beiten
bofIr - Io[tsn fhorfe aurten boz
ben, bamit Der M0rtel leidt odron
hGnoen bIeibt. Der beim 3srmalmen
bes Gteins entitsbnoe Staub brau9t
Hiht ausaeiie6t 8u perben, siebt Diel=
mebr BEN Concrete cine srobere
Didtigttit unb Gtdrfe unb b~erringert
Die erforberIide Wenge 3smentmOrs
tel. BON ben b<iosn 3ementdrten, Die
bier auf Den mdrtt fommen, benz
natiirliden (au9 RoIsnOalss ober
bpbrauIii6er Cement genannt) uno
BEN portldnb : Cement, piro meis
Esns Der lebtere fir GoncretesWti@
j6ungsn borge3ogen. Der Cement
mub Dor Der Mif6ung DOliOmmen
trodsn gebalten !perren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-18
Gam fiir finf gferbe.

auf ben Gelb.rn, auf b.nsn Win'
terpeisen gssosen miro, IT bel arbsti
nit Der GAGE 3ll fun, unb Die mtiiten
Farmer sebrauden oa8u Die bon bier
0fetoen ae3ogene Ggge nit einfader
GinIpannuna. Quf er0bersn 5armen
miro 6ann tpisoer cine fir feds
qferoe einseridtete ggse nit ooppel'
ter g%inipuunung. jeoe fur Srsi pier
oe, in anpenoung sebraAt. es
tommt inbeHen Dor. bah Der 5arme,
aus oiefem oOer ienem Grunoe tenn
feds pfsroe 5ur 0%erfiisang bat. ION
bern piellei6t nur flint, uno fir bic
ZEN SaQ bat elm finbiger 5ormer 81
bier abgsbiloste fiinfpferoige 3ug'
purridtung erfunben. sic beftebi
aus apei q BEL 65Dlisen Stiider
Fidsnbols, ie flint Sub lang, in DE
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1N1t
8nnnpioaen ans Concrete.

AIs Wateiol fir Ole 0srTsluns
Don 3nunpfciitn bat .Goncrett' si9t
nur lebr ipsnige Der Yadteile uph 10
gut ipit ale 9ortsile Der Sol5pioIitn
fonb<rn Is III aud in mondsr ge5its
bung Dem 9olJ iiberlsgsn. Omar III
ibre 5srIieluns iDoBl meiItenS ttfuas
foftfpieliesr, bod nod 9erlauf bon
3 Sabreu bsiiben 6o~!JpfoIien nur nod
ttiua Elm DrittsI bis CUR Sdlfie ibrer
urfpriinaIideu StGrfe, pdhr.nb
Concrete nit Dem 9lltsr an St6rts
sunimmt uno isinsr Rspdratur be-
BARI. Weoer Wino nnb Wetter, nod
Deuer permae ibm stpas au5ubd'
ben. Inter eep0bulifer 0srbGItnifer
boItsn Goncreiepfoften fir etpis. uno
felbff ipenn i'm 2aufe Der Sabre Der
cine poer onbere bur9 5u Itdrie Bee
loituns breten foute, 70 1T es bilis
ger, hisie burh neus 81 erIeBsn, als
einen ganSsn ,3dun nit baIbOsrfuuIs
ten pfdbIen NIT anoeren 9fGblsn dus
oemfeIben ipsnig b~uuerbaften Mates
rinI gu perisben. 3uoem bnben Cons
crete pfoitsu elm eefanisss 9lusisben
iuegen Der elei6mdbigen @rObe nno
Jorbs unb Der ReselmGbisteit ibrsr
2in.en.
Bel siniaer llebuna unb @efunubts
tsit III ss fir ben Gormsr mid. isbr
fhpierie. Die Concrete pfOiten i:Ibit
onsuftrtigen. 9as 6a5u p~eripanote
Bacterial beitebt aus grobem, reinem
eono unb aiss, setro4enen Stsinea
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MusIebsn su eebsn uno nm ben Wuts
oss 9oumitammes nad3udbmsn,
pfleet man nidt Isltsn etiDds abs
gu i6rdssn, fooab Der untsre EEL
itGrfer unb brsitsr III, als Der obsre.
Die 6abur6 ,r3islte esrinss erIPas
rung an Concrete miro burh be
WsbrtoItcn Der 3immermdnnsdrbeIt
unb oes gebrauftsn SolJes ipisoer
mifgeboben. 800 Is babsr BEN 6ars
mer ni6t ouf ods ausIebsn antommt,
fino bic gfOitsn bon LIBERAL glsid'
mGbigsr StGrts ebenfo gut, ME bic
mad obsn5u ii9 psrjiingsnosn. Mdnd.
nal lGbt man bisie 8srjiinsune BET
ben pisredigsn gfoiten aud muir uut
3tpsi Ssittn eintreten, lrofur Damn
bic 5urmen notiirli9 entipre4eno sss
dnbert tpsrbsn muhen. lin ou5u
fharis aonten gu permeiben, ods
teibt I'M Die Santen Elm tpenig ob5us
runben, fam man an ben Seiter Der
5ormen einsn, bic Dintsl ausfii0tns
Den StreiTen Sadleinipuub oosr
0eber bsfsItisen, ober aud Die Bintel
nit ettpas Qebm peri9misrsn, oosr
brsietiet Sol3ltreifsn b~insinlsgen.
qnitatt Der pieredieen nerosn aud
hdufig oreiedige gfoiten ongefertigt
Die 6afir srfOroerlitsn 5ormtn f!no
leitt br3nitellen uno bd bti Der
| SteQunq Der 8retter bic Qnbrinaun9
bon Strsbsn uno Stiibpfl0dsn bel
leidter 1T, ols BEL ben Dieretigen
sformsn, 70 bruuhen Die gretter nttt
oider gu iein, uIs / 3oa. am @ers
binoungspuntt iperben bic 8rettsr
bur9 giienbdnber 3uiammeusehn!tsn
uno paItGrtt, pie aus Der erIten
4bbiIoung erIidtIih 1T. Don ben
gr0Bsren @bbiloungen psrunihdnltft
bic erIttre cine 5orm fir Uierefies
pfpitsn bon iberaa gltidmdbtger
Stdrte, bic sfpeitt cine folGe fur
orsiedige 9foften, uno 5fpar tOnnen
in bieisn Sormsn je feds pfoiten out
einmaI angsfertigt peroen. Die edns
ee 1T 7 SUB, bic Stdrte Bel ben
Dieretigen 5 BEL 5 3oQ, I'm bds
Mnbdngsn Oes Concrete an ois 5ors
men su perbinoern un6 i'm Den pfo<
ften cine a~Iattere Sberfldhe Su geben,
tit es rattan, ben 6ormen inipenoig
cinsn Sslanltri6 gu ssbsn ooer re
NIT pei9er Seife sin3uidmieren
lin Den Concrete fOitsn cine nod
gr6bere Gtdrte gu geben, perben
StabIitangen, Barren o0er 8rdhte
bur9 bic Mif9uns ge5Ogen (resnfors
ceb concrete. sir Ole anbringung
hisIer Stangen Ooer 9rc9ts in ben
5ormsn gibt es peri6i.bene Methoz
ben, auf bic bier ni6t tpeiter einge<
gangen iperOen Iol. @s lei jeoo6 nod
Defenders betont, oob Die Concrete
Mii6ung fpenisitens 2 Bis 3 Sage
in hen Gormsn bleiben mub. ebe oieis
entfsrnt perbeu; 0enn erit Damn bat
fth bic Mafe g~snigsnb perbdrtet. UNI
gegen RiTe unb Spriinge gefsit gu
iein. au4 iei bier mod uuf bic Dirt
Der 4nbrinauna Der Orabte an ben
Concrete : pfpiten b%ingepieTen. Rt4t
rattan 1T es. fir oielsn 3ped arams
pen in Die pfoiten 81 perienten, neil
oieie ipGtsr Ieidt uusruien, nod
burd Die pfoIten 2Gdsr gu iteten,
neil oaburd bic Stdrte Der pfoittn
beeintrG6tigt pirb. Die einfuhFe
unb l.i6tsits Metbooe III Die, um ben
pfoiten einsn etfpas o~iinneren Drdbt
gu lsgen, als Der eigentIide 3auns
brobt, unb lebteren bdmit feit
5u u%mtpinosn, ipo5u cine Dirt Metua@
itummer bsrtoanOt nirb, tpie ss bic
nebsnie9enoe abbiIouug 5eigt.
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einen Sub bonn duBersn groe (b.i B
Elm Sod bon 1a 3oq 9urdmeher &c
bobrt tpuroe. 9isfe Stiide purbel
BEL Il an Die Ginipunnung Der Geg,
b.fstist, 70 baB Die Idngeren 9eiI.
mad inner 3a lieasn. gn Den dubs
rem gnben Gel B) puro,n oann r''t
tells aturser Giienitangsn CD bic 5pei
fpannisen 3usbDl5er hfeitist unb al.
Gnbe zines jeoeu Der Idngeren Yell
(A) atpsi @tangen CO. onssbradt. 81
borne suiommentrsffen uno an 81.
bort Der 3ugfhmenatl fiir oas fiinft,
pferoe beftitiqt fuuros.
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9emti6e &alenOer

iegIiden Gbarofters, bumoriitiidcr
unb ~erniter 9satlir, 0eutide Slider
ino 3eit6riften, oeutIde Slid
trunidfarten fir ale @eIegenbeiten
lei Spart &c Wc&elbg, 100 flo
Iide Is. StraBe, Smaba, Rebr.
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&erlangt-Gin gutter @uritnader
uno 5Ieiiter, Ser aIle in oas
Sad eini6logeuoelt 9frbeiten beior.
gen fam. MtltB uiidtern iein iulo
gmpfeblungen oufpeiien fonnelt.
Gutter 2obn fir ben redten 0}ann.
Mot iGrei6e inter II. g. at Die
S1n1nhn Srihiiup
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Cure @~cinnb6eit 81 bcidiitcn

lit nidts peientli6er als refine, ia.
nitdre 8etten. ltniere rteueingerih-
tete MnIage miro Cure 6eoern mo
Dtotrasen pie neil MAIDEN, rein,
ionit1r ult0 geirn0beitlid 9reiic
~annebn6ar. Omaha @iIloip Co.,
1921 Cunning Strabe, Sci. 3oi-
gfas 2467. R.t5.
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me

@ermDgensgraomef
fer. .&annit bu mir nidt mai Elm
Bib bon oeiner Grau seisena
Define 5rau tit a~lleroinss nidt
fd0n, aber fe foa febr reid iein!"
.Das lit es ia - ieoer, Der oas
Bib liebi, min mid iofort anpurns
.psn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-18

Seine @iirite nler 9rt iucr.
ben in nnierem Gta6liReutent ION
cinem gelernten @nritmnder bon
@iiluanfer beraciteIlt. Baden Sic
cinen &erindl, bic @nrit iuirO ST.
iien idmeden. Sdaanber e Soff.
mann, 40S nOrSl. 16. Strake.
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G(aIGti5irte An5eigen!

Serlangt-gin IadtitaIfnedt bet
Der american Sransfer 60, gdc
IA. un6 @aion StraBe. @uter
9obn fir Den rpdten Marut.
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9os preismurotgite Glen bel
Better Stump, Geutifla Slide. 1903
Dodge Strabe, 2 etof, MabI8el'
ter % Gents.
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gerlangt-@in gutter @itritmoder
nno 6Ieiiher, Der aae III oas
Sad einidIagen0en arbeiteu beiors
gen fam. Dub niidtern ieit nio
Gmpfe6Iungen aufpeiien fonner..
Gutter 2obn fir oeu redten Damn.
@ton idreibe inter Il. 6. an Die
Smaba Gribiine.
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sut at bcrfnnfeu, 3454 fioI. is.
StraBe, 155 Bel "A. Gel. Goii.
alas 1881.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-18

Saiden. nno @aionbren nno Bril-.
len gut reporirt. S. 30. 8rui1.
1917 Gunina StraRe.
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EatentanluaTsG

S. ". Sturges, Bateutantpcft,
GAG 8ranoeis Ebeater 8Ioa.s
Ghone. 8. 1869.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-04

date mustered more than hundred
votes. on the fifth ballot Bryan was
nominated.
BugabOo Is Unfounded.
Further analysis of the history of
political convention shows that the
bugaboo about the two third rule and
its deadlocks and dark horses is un-
founded. In the present instance the
wish is apparently the father to the
thought, since the most earnest talk
ers about the dangers of the two-thirds
rule are men who would like to see a
dark horse named.
No man who ever received a major
ity of the votes in a democratic ma
tional convention ever failed to get the
necessary two-thirds, with one excep-
ton, Martin Van Buren, in IA. Dark
horses have been nominated by the
democratic convention only three
times: Polk, in IA; Pierce, in so, and
Seymour, in '6S. In the other II of
the twenty conventions held by the
democrats since '32, the man with the
plurality at first has been nominated.
Of course, the exception must be made
in the case of Douglas nomination,
made only after a bolt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-04
WILSON ONLY CAN
BEAT ROOSEVELT
MAINE SENATOR SAYS
OTHERS CHANCES ARE FEW
Declares Teddy With Stolen Bryan
Policies Is Most Successful Faker
and Would lessen Democratic
Chance of Winning.

Washington d c., Mar. 4.-That
Roosevelt IL pitted against either
Clark or Underwood. would have an
easy chance 70 sweep the country. and
that Governor Woodrow Wilson is the
only democratic candidate who would
have a Fighting chance if nominated
TO carry Maine are two sharp express
sious taken from an interview with
United states senator Okahiah Gard
ner OF Maine. in which he gives his
reasons for believing the New Jersey
executive the most available man in
the party, and pledges his support to
him as the man who can win.
III the repub leans nominate a pro-
gressive like Colonel Roosevelt. and
the democrats nominate a conserva-
tive like Mr. Oscar Underwood or
Speaker Clark. the colonel, who is the
most successful faker have ever seen
and who now has his curriculum full
Of progressive policies which he has
borrowed from William Jennings Bry-
an, will have every chance to sweep
the country overwhelmingly.
Governor Wilson is the man who
can win, because he is the representa-
tive candidate in the field. BY repre-
sentation I mean showing the charac-
teristics of no single class alone, but
typifying the virtues of many classes
and representing them in his desire
TO lead all along the path of progress
with equal east and rapidity.
Personally 1 have a great deal of
admiration for Mr.. Underwood. but
this does not deter me from seeing
that he cannot rightly be classed a
progressive. He is a conservative and
a conservative candidate is not the
kind of a candidate that can win for
either party this year.
81 consider Speaker Clark a pro-
gressive-conservative, but not a pro-
gressive and for this reason not a
candidate who can win in the coming
fight.
I'm presidential campaigns the shad-
owy visions which are products of the
imagination often have as much or
more weight than the real issues on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-04

which the fight should be decided. This
must be borne in mind in nominating
the democratic candidate.
Woodrow Wilson is not put for
ward as the favorite son of any state.
He is advanced as a man who with
out making any appeal to any section,
en- win for the party. He is being
recognized as such man everywhere
and nowhere more so than in my
own state of Maine.
Recently 1 had an opportunity to
sound the sentiment of the people in
every section of the state, without ex-
pressing myself at all. 1 found that
on an average there were four Wilson
men for every man who favored any
other candidate.
"The last state campaign has con-
vinced the democratic national com
mittee that we can carry Maine in a
presidential election. The year that
Taft was elected the republicans car
ried Maine by slender majority of
$500 votes after spending more than
100000 in the last week before cleo
ton day. The democratic state COM
mittee all through the campaign had
never had as much as $1,000 in its
treasury.
We want to carry Maine this year
and to do this we need the impetus
of winning national campaign.
Woodrow Wilson's fight will be such
campaign.
He is the only man in the country
who would have a fighting chance to
carry the state against Roosevelt.
Personally favor Governor Wood
row Wilson'S candidacy for many rea-
sons.
From studying his record in New
Jersey and at Princeton University 1
have been convinced that he was a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-04

high type of scholar statesman; that
was before saw him.
The first time saw Governor Will
son was at the Jackson Day banquet
He was there with all of the other
democratic possibilities, including dark
horses, except Underwood. One claim
make for myself that 1 am keen
judge of human nature.
THAT night from seeing Governor
Wilson, literally beside the men who,
it was known were to be his rivals, 1
was convinced of his superiority, and
from that night, had not already de-
cided to support him. he would have
been my candidate.
"By the side of the others he SEEM
ed magnificent, broad and sane, he is
the man who can win for the demo-
cratic party, and 1 am for him for this
reason"
That interests opposing Woodrow
Wilson virtually admit the New Jersey
governor will go into the Baltimore
convention with a plurality, if not a
majority of the votes, his supporters
say is proved by the fact that the
agents of these interests are industri-
ously spreading the report that even if
Wilson gets a majority he cannot get
the necessary two thirds vote required
by the democratic traditions and rules.
Some of these agents point out that
Bland was defeated in 1896 by Bryan,
although the Missourian had a major
ity on the first ballot. The best an
swer to this statement say friends of
Governor Wilson, is that there were
76S votes in the Chicago convention.
On the first ballot Bland led with 235.
less than one third of the whole, and
the next highest man was Bryan, with
119 votes. BANDS highest vote was
on the third ballot. when he received
POI to Bryans 219. No other candi-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-04

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