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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-14

] h''''N NNlH Ni'' 'AlAA lihl'HlNl'H fh"N
viii net you $40 10 s75 week Oelt
supply Co, BOX G3i, Bartlesyill2,
| okla.
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Miscellaneous
CHRISTMAS TREES WE HAVE A
car Of genuine Wisconsin Spruce
Trees. Do not place your order be-
fore you see our stock. Also car
of Holly, Wroathng, etc, Binding
Stevens Seed Co. Phone i4G, First
and Boulder.
POP CORN-WE HAVE NEW CROP
that We guarantee TO pop, Also
have Pecans Filberts, Almonds, IRA
Ills and Peanuts Phone 446. binding
stevens Seed co. First and Boulder.
ALL HATS AT COST, INCLUDING A
line OF ohlldrcn's beavers Sample
Millinery, 106A East Third street
PERFECTION POULTRY FOOD-
The best on the market. Packed
IN 10, 25. 90 and 100 lb. bags. Phone
us your next order. Phone iiG Bind
ng-Stevens Seed co.
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DANCE HALL FOR REMITTANCE
hall in World Building. with fae
f'oor TO responsible clubs or socletio1
You can reserve this hall for spo lal
nights by depostng rent See Chls
II. Dent or Phone 1000
QUAKER DRUG co. TULSA, MAIN.
tains a special mail and express or-
der service equaled bv no other drug
store. Write for uriccs and rat,-
lorues. Eastman Kodaks ana suppIir4
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PUBLIC STENOGliAPHER- WORK
.oa, ol al EinaS ,,, n solicited, Terms n, rea-
p,a,, en-, ''e'' "''''''' ; ''' "''''''
=
BUSINESS LOT IN ENID OKLA
worth 1000 90 TO trade for grocery,
stock Address 926 care World.
WE BUY, SELL. AND EXCHANGE
new and second hand furniture.
bumgarner & Downing Phone 1863.
'Sf H. oeConu.
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WANTED-GOOD WOMAN AT EU-
reka Cafe. 122 East Third.
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Wanted Agents

AGENTS GET IN TOUCH WITH A
household speciality proposition that
viii net YOU $40 to S75 week OIdt
supply Co, BOX GA, Baruesvill2,
okla.
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ME WANT AID PAGE of THINE WWRLD SUPPLIES EVERYTHNG

NUu IL
Rooms for Rent
FURNISHED.
90 .---, ,------------------4
FOR RENT-NlCELY FURNISHED
front room, rent reasonable. 4gl
West Sixth, Phone $50,
----..- ----
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM lO6 SOUTH
Elwood
FOR RENT-TWO LIGHT HOUSE
keeping rooms. furnished, all con-
yeniencos. l09 East seventh.
FOR RENT-TWO NEATLY FUR
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. close In. AS South Elwood.
-FOUR ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED
for light housekeeping. Modern lS
West Eighth Phone 29lS,
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, Modern. IN
South Cheyenne.
FOR RENT-SlS SOUTH DETROIT
Two nicely furnished houseke,p-
ing rooms, neat, clean, conveniently
located.
FOR RENT-NGCELY FURNISHED
bedroom on First floor. Phone S39.
Apply 2l4 S Elgin.
ONE BEDROOM-PRICE $50.
Phone 675 Black 302 $. Frisco.
FOR RENT-oNE NICE ROOM,
furnished, light housekeeping, mod
crn. No children, Phone 1895. 4O4
South Frisco.
BEAUTIFULLY i L RMS II = ID
rooms, single or en- suite hot and
cold water, electric light, private eE-
trance, rent reasonable. Can 515 SO.
Cincinnati evenings, or phone 121l or
2522.
FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FUR
nished light housekeeping rooms.
Kitchen complete with gas range.
Cal Sl5 South Detroit or Phone Black
1913.
NICE PLEASANT ROOM IN QUIET
modern home. close in. 500 South
Boston. Phone Black 1926,
ONE NICELY FURNISHED, WELL
ventilated sleeping room; also first
class home cooking. Two preferred in
room. 2O4 South Cheyenne.
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FOR RENT-SUITE OF ROOMS
for light housekeeping, 224 South
Detroit.
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping Good water. 116
West Seventh
LARGE, WELL FURNISHED FRONT
room. $500 week. 723 South Bos-
ton.
THREE ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
light housekeeping at 9O5 South
Boston.
FOR RENT-F1VE FURNISHED
rooms in College Addition. Corner
9TH and Evans. Mrs. Il. s. Sloan.
LARGE SOUTH ROOM. 224 SOUTH
Denver. j
FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE FUR
nished rooms for light housekccp-
Ing, modern, near car line. Phone
962.
FRONT ROOM FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping, Ground floor. 500
North Boston.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
light housekeeping. Modern. Phone
1880.
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Houses for Rent
jROOM FURNISHED HOUSE.
Phone Black 1000. 11l2 Carson.
FOR RENT-ONE 5 AND ONE 2
room house. For information call
Phone 1928.
FOR RENT-5-RO FURNISHED
cottage. 321 Kenosha. $4,000. w.
+. Stahl. 102 East Second.
FOR RENT-19-RO ROOMfNG
house cheap. Phone 1865.
Money to Loan
LOANS ON SALARIES-WE LOAN
money to salaried people holding
permanent positions. No publicity
Also loans made on diamonds at ex-
tctly half the rate charged by 9TH
srs. National Loan Co., 404 First Ma
iunal Bank Bldg.
Unfurnished Rooms
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WANTED-YOUNG LADY AT ONCE
for vaudeville partner. Must be
good singer. Phone SO.
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Cl@Ssialed
R@QGS

One ceat a word for each Asue.~
Phone your al 10 1900 Your eredh
good IL you own telephone.
Classification not guaranteed after siOo p
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Furniture Repairing

Gunsten Furniture Hospital; Up
holsterIng, repairing, refinishing and
enamellng Obey the impulse. Phone
US now; all work guaranteed. Phone
2006. 219 East Fifth Street
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WANTED-WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. Good cook. SIG
! South Cheyenne.
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IDfsIplay

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-14

PERFECTION POULTRY FOOD
The best on the market Packed
IN 10, 25. 90 and 100 lb. bags Phone
us your next order. Phone iiG Bind
ng-Stevcns Seed Co.
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Personal

MRS. w. NJ. LITTLE, ORDAINED
Spiritual Minister, Spiritual advice
on all things, spiritual and material.
Consultation free IA West on n. Fifth.
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II THIS Is YOUR BIRTHDAY

Take care, Some accident threat
ems Your health viii also requiee
attention. In money matters you VIII
prosper and II you are employed you
viii see some way IN which You can
advance your employers interest aud.
therefore, your own
Those born today VIII be quick ana
active and, therefore liable To acct
dent They viii be respected and w,l
hked ami through experience VIII
learn the road to success
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ALL HATS AT COST, INCLUDING A
line OF chlldren's beavers, Sample
Millinery, l06A East Third street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-14

POP CORN-WE HAVE NEW CROP
that We guarantee to pop. Also
have Pecans, Filberts, Almonds, IRA
Ills and Peanuts Phone 446. Binding
stevens Seed Co. First and Boulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-14
Miscellaneous

CHRISTMAS TREES WE HAVE A
car Of genuine Wisconsin Spruce
Trees. DO not place your order be-
fore you see our stock. Also car
of Holly, WrcathIng, etc. Binding
stevens Seed Co, Phone iiG, First
ana Boulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-14

OFFICE MAN, GENERAL OFFICE
work, fully competent. Can give
reference and bond. SO care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-14

DANCE HALL FOR REMITTANCE
hall in World Building, with ose
Noor to responsible clubs or socletio'
You can reserve this hail for spe.lal
nights by dcpositing rent See Chns
h. Dent or Phone 1000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13

beg gelbes iiberpahsu. Der prdll.
Bent SnanI1iiai uno Der Rationalratb
perben oas llebereintommen. ipelhss
niht bic gilliaung bss prsmisrminl'
tiers Yang Sboc 81 iinoet. ratifisirsn
miiiIen. Die Resierung brdutt ortn@
aenb gtlb, po>bie SoIoaten felt laHgsr
3eii ftinen 5olo betommsn haben uno
NIT trnitlifen llnruhen orohsn.
Cine Depeite aus 5ientiin meIoei,
bub oas Gingeborsnsne9iertel bon
1rnppen patrouiIIirt peroe. neil mln
einen 4ufitano befiirhis.
auftfhifftr m9efom m en-
Rnifel, II. Wai Sans Ghnis
aulssi, ein Berlinsr 2uftidiffer. ipur.
be bisr beute bel einsm 4ufflug getDc'
iet. Geine Maidins ihlug um uni
isiiratt nit ibm aus elmer aObs pen BOZ
out iaS orst.
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Wetterberiht.

Sir Obio: SIM uffgeneinsa
YtSnes Wettsr am Wonta9. Stridres
gen unb tiihleres Mstter i'm Guberiten
oitlihen 3beile; frifhe Winoe. DtsnsS
tda icf,Dn unb etipos ipdrmer.
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Saft pieoer naa bio ur'
terneas.

9aft pieoer mad Sbio uE.
terpeas.
Dafbiugton, o. g.. Il. Not.
prdNbsnt 3aft fubr kute eadmlts
taq um 4.10 llbr ndh Wtdrletta, %,
ab, no sr morgen feline legte adTz
pagnetour DOT ben prafoenti4aftss
grimdrpdblen am q. Wlui begtnnen
ipiro. Dis IS beibt, piro Der prdilz
bent auf isiner Issten Your our6 Sbto
Col. RooIsDsIt BON ganS anoersr Sette
dngrsifsn.
Gs hi.B bier beute abeno, DuB 5err
1aft Col. Rooiepelts Stsllung 3u Der
8erItlutung Der 1snnefIes Goal &:
Cote 60. bur6 osn StobItruit tritllI'
rem lpiro. Die Jrsunbe BEG grdfoen'
ten nshmen grobes Sntereiie an osE
1our oesielbsn, ou tie Der Inilht iino,
baR Die INSTRUMENTATION pes YrdIt'
centen BON benz Reiuitot Der prlmdrs
tpahl in isinem Seimatbsitaat ub6dHz
aen piro. Die Sour fpiro cine Der
anltrsnesnoiteu iein, Die Der grailbsls'
felt benz 4ntritt ieiues amtes unters
uabm. gr niro nGbrsno oeriel6en
nitt apeniger dls SO ReoeH ho!ten uEn
| iih pdbreno Der sebntGaigen aam'
payne nur am DoHnssitd5 IN Giepe'
| lono uno am ndhjten Spnntag bel fei
mem 9rlfoer gbas. q. 1aft in Giner'
natl ausruben tonrsu. Seiue lssE'
Rebe piro grGIibsnt 5aft am absrl
ror Der primdrpobl am 20. Wtoi IN
Dapton balten. gm ndhiten Gage
piro er in Cincinnati itiu,men UNI
oann mad WoibinstpH suruttebrsn.
Ser ar9boIo. 5 all.
g9aIbingtou, ~. wtai. Git
llt1tariutlng Der gegen ben Iidltcr
slrhbaIo pom Sanoelsseridlt erbobe'
men geihuloigungen lUiro pom 1Su'
Itie.&ommittee oes Sailie5 iortgeieet
Die llnteriuhlIng bat iotpett nellt
9hatio6en ergeben. Die m Der etgent
, lid,en AnfIage nidt erluabnt Deroen
Gem Stcnlnittee iiu0 gepiiie 3ofu
mente iibergeben Doroen, ieitoenl oel
) @eneraIampolt Die IN ieinent geiti
, beTinolihen Gapiere beraIsgegebei
4. hat. lie lbdtiad,en baben 0a5 aon
; mittee beitimnt, Den 5aa genau 81
; unteriuhen. Gin SiI's Sergeont q
, arms begab iih heute nadl Scrantcl
lno dnoeren Vldseu III Rerlnlplpa
nien. unl eine arBohI 3eugell por5u
Iaoen, oeren 9samen gebeim gebaltel
ueroen. gs miro beabiihtigt, oei
Superintenoenten Der stpblengrllbel
Der grie 9abn, g9. u. WeaD, por5uln
ZEN.
ssn benz grief, oen Wlap Den
Ssummitt9 om Samitug itbergot
!. irdgt Der Rihter an, Oh oas Gatpoao
! euIm Gigenthum su uerfauien iet I'M
! nt rpelhem Hreiie. Wfap iihersab Der
apmmiftee aiih dnoere griefe. Wtor
mem miro @. y. Bolano bon Der Wtc
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fnfIage geaen Hidlter arhbalo el
n bob, pernommen peroeri. 8orbe
3 lpirs aber pahriheinlit Gbas. .
n GotteriI. elm GIerf Der ssrlterltai
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n miiiar g. s.. Weper nieoerihrieb. b
i, ben Brdiioentcn Sait perarllaBtel
Il oie llnterinhung I'M 5ebrltar alBi
4
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G.odhtnibfsier gu gbren beg Dsrtorbs'
nsn Reprdfentanten GORDON.

Der glrbettsplun beg aongrshes fur
bieie Wode.
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
9rdaoeaf GAIT
Sat ieine lekte aampasnetpnr
onrd) Dbio ansetreten.
Or tuiro ntmt tDeMiBer ais 63
Neoen balten.

gans Sbio rpirb biefe WDhe NIT pO'
litiihen Rsonern iiberihD.mmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13

- Gprus 8. miegormid, Elm 5ruitee
Der Qrinceton lniperiitot, bat ben
Champion Tiger JubbaI GIeDer, bon
I.stsn Ssr5It S25, 900 sei4sasi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13
Die Gage in 2Ouiitana bat iih kosus
tenD ge6eHert.
Bitttpe zines nit Der ,5itantc" In.
tergegangeusn itreut glumen
in5 W9eer.

2pndgsridt in 5lOrioa befirttet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-13

asin Spmpatbieitreit Der S4riltiessE'
Union in gbiongo.
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Rpnpsntion Der so5ialiitsu in SH=
oianapolis srDffnet.
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. ie arife in ber Bergs
mann 0efeIIfhaff.

IN. Der 5abrssDsrfammluna Der
gsranann'idxn Giettrisit1ig Oelsus
ft,afi, ipsltt fceben absehalttn tpurbe.
fiibrts 6trr Bersrtann aus. er Tel
allm1bIih gs3nunasn lpprben. pon ben
Einselariittln Der s5obrstafipn sur
Grpnnlirn iiber3usebsn. SonIt piirs
be & ptrbrGngs spornen itin. Dir Gxs
pcui!cn iti ban 0rts6aen reyauIossilt.
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Die 4rhbaIbs llnteriuhung Diro forts
sei.st; ergisbt neue 9hatia6sn.
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lteberbrinst 5ait GriiRe sts
seutiben 8aiiers.
1eutid,fambs Wertreter sumo 1HtfT'
fabrtssstOnsreh.

gsihlub ssssn 3tpeitdmpie NIT sroBsr
Mebrbsit aneenommet.
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aril. in Der -9eielidaft.
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@eneraf @ro3eo
BON ben Bum0estruppe en- aus
ieiner Steauns in Ganejos
perSranst.
3iebt Seime Grnppen mad Gscalnn
snriid.
Cine 5lantenbepesung Der gunbss=
truppsn entIhieb ben &f.

Die gsrluite on 3ooten uno 8ertpun@
betsn ouf 500 angsgebsn.
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s4us g bin q

pefina II. Mai. Der Ginanss
minifter unb rie gantiers, suelhs bic
Ysd3s pGhit reprditntiren, tpe!ts Der
d,ineiiiten Republit cine srobe I'm.
lsihe MAIDEN molten, iinb bobin iibess
eirastommen, oab Der thintiiihen Rts
cieruna rotenpeiie 10000. 900 gsgsn
ghnsamisncien porseitrtdt ptrben
foiIsn. ssrsmnldnbiiGe unD nineisInt
blublscssn ,usssen bh Nsrdu1sa6nnq
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oronen. eiller Der nelien 3eugen tit
Der 1. 8BepraIloent uno General
Mntpnlt Der grie gabn, beiien Gin
fluB arfbalo fuhte, Inn Die Option
gu erbaIten naboem ytaD lie per'
neigert bate.
Das Mrbeits= progrd m m
hps q r1nrelies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-06
The ! lines Dispatch

Ing by failure of voice and a steady
flow OF tears. Beside Mrs. Taft sat
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Butt, of Augusta,
Ga. opposite them sat Secretary Will
son. Secretary Meyer and other promi-
nent officials. Senator Bacon sat with
the members OF the Georgia delega-
ton In Congress. and throughout tho
meeting were statesmen. soldiers and
friends of the dead officer Temple
Lodge, No. 49, OF the Masonic fra
ternity was seated with the speakers.
Secretary Stimson recounted Major
Butts military career and described
his heroic conduct on the Titanic.
We like to think OF him there as
n fit representative of the American
army. Quietly doing his duty. Such
an end is far from tragedy; II Is tho
tulhllment of soldiers faith" said
Mr.. Stimson.
Senator Holie Smith. OF Georgia,
who once employed Major Butt as n
Washington correspondent and know
him as man and boy. spoke feelingly
OF his associations. He said he could
not fail to mention the splendid cour-
age OF another Georgian, JACQUES
Futrclle. who lost his life on the Tt
tanic. fellow worker with Major
Butt.
Philander c. Johnson read a poem
dedicated TO Major Butt. During the
services the Marine Band. assisted by
II choir gave program OF appro-
pirate music.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-06

gates In great many Of the Southern
districts.
tne primary election OF delegates in
Maryland. The tight here is between
a are resident and Mr.. Roosevelt Both
me sixteen delegates. The Herald $
correspondent says that Roosevelt SEN
I'm, mas been rapidly spreading and
some OF the dei5ga ai eeF'4 Whc 10 s ses
nght started the Taft men expected
,hey would have little or no difficulty
~ carving tho STATE. Now they lay
claim 10 but 90 OF the l23 delegates in
Inc county conventions which will
g!ect large. Some of Mr..
iaIts followers have deserted him in
t tne iass Two week weeks and certain sec
'eritaoie hotbeds OF Rooseveltlsm.
In California. which elects twenty
BIN delegates. there is lively three
Gf,ornered fight with the President, Mr..
Roosevelt and Senator La toilette .s
the participants. MIR. Roosevelt appears
10 be the favorite, and he has the
Inn PRESIDENT Hold What He Has!
IN ohio, where rty-e!ght delegates
WIZ be elected on May II, the tiEnt is
certain TO be close one. one rcport
10 the Herald says the President win
III Nm maJori,y Of the delegates. An
othcr says 1t Is an even thing.
In New Jersey. where twentv-ejght
y
delegates will be elected at preferen.
tial primaries. the indications are that
Mr. Roosevelt is making inroads on
the Tait following. In Arkansas. where
eighteen delegates will he chosen on
May Z, the outlook is for a Taft VIC
tory. There are some boilers from
the county conventions and some con
testants.
There remain to be elected sS2 del
esatcs. and Notwithstanding the spread
OF Roosevelt sentiment In States where
impartial survey of the situation would
indicate that the President will ia
able TO net 90 OF the $50 yet unnam ed
delegates. Whether those already
elected who are merely pledged and
/. not instructed, will remain with him
no one can tell.
From many sections OF the country
come reports that Speaker Clark is
RAPIDLY gaining in popular favor. The
best evidence of his strength came
from Massachusetts. where he ran well
ahea1 of Governor Wilson in the pri-
maries. The Wilson managers had
counted on rounding up the thlrty-siy
delegates from that State and the
managers for Speaker Clark had no,
exactly figured on victory.
The next clash between the two men
who are away in the lead of all other
contestants, will come tomorrow N
backing Speaker Clark and the indie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-06
ROOSEVELT SENTIMENT SPREADS
BUT TAFT WILL BE NOMINATED II
HIS DELEGATES STICK TO HIM
How Democratic and Republican Delegates
Are Expected to Cast Their Votes

ihese hSurcs o he of Delegates.
instructed pledged who expressed preferences.
'"hh nv either
Side ms 10 desert LONE nd changes
REPUBLICAN,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-06

pendents are behind Governor Wilson
The Indications now arc that Gov
ernor Wilson is the favoritc.
In California Speaker Clark has
the organization with him and he Is
IN the lead Governor wilson has fall
zen behind little in South Carolina
ma MI Clark has gone ahead. III
kentucky there mas come q sDonta-
Heous uprising for Mr.. Clark. In West
rc,ilrgih!a there has been a drift to the
LARK standard IN Texas It Is a tight
between Governors Harmon and Wi.
son. Mr.. Clark is not Formidable
there. -ie
IN Ohio William J. Rryen's oppo-
che latter. and 1t seems assured tha1
re VIII not have solid delegation
from his State. In Virginia Goyernor
wilson has the best OF IL. the bin
tour." however, viii likely be UarmoH
men. '-'o
Governor Wilson Weaker mt Homo.
From Governor wilson's own STATE
NeW jersey, come reports that his
failure to win the MASSACHUSETTS, nris
mares has hurt him. The organiza
MIN with their biggest weapon from
che start. now say he is ont OF II :,
ms managers. while intimatIne thar
n ne. may not be quite as strong as he
easily carry his own State.
An interesting feature OF the week
50 Tar as the democrats are concern
ca Is inc expansion OF the Underwood
boom. He had no opposition practi-
sally ,.isH at i,, the Florida primaries He
r'cs in Georgia and Wal have the
twenty-etght delegates from that State
"hen the State convention is held
Looking upon. him as. form'dabl.
contender for the nomination, Other
southern States are talking of giving
70 MN their delegates. North caro-,
una, which had practically decided IA
pledge her twenty four votes 10 Gov
ernor Wilson, has decided to hold of
10 see how Widespread becomes the
wilson movement and how serious
mat for Representative Underwood.
Iowa Is talking of springing n real
Bryan boom. The. leaders of the De.
mocracy there believe deadlock is
inevitable and that MIR. Bryan would
be the happy solution OF the situation
Echoes of Bryan, sentiment come from,
1t evident that lie still has a very
| large following.
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lem. lie was n soldier. and when he
was appointed to serve under another
to that other he rendered implicit 10y
atty. I never knew man who had
SO much lf-abnegation, so much self
sacrifice, as Archie Butt
Occasions llks The sinking OF the
Titanic frequently develop unforeseen
traits in men. 1t makes them heroes
When you don't expect It, But with
Archie 1t was Just as natural for him
to help those about him as IL was for
MIN to ask Mo to permit him to do
something for some one for me.
"He was on the deck OF the Titanic
exactly what he was everywhere ua
leaves vivid memory To his friends,
and while tears are IN their eyes and
their voice Is choked we ara felici-
tated by the memory OF what he was.'
President Taft spoke with difficulty.
and he was forced to an abrupt end
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FAILS HIM AND
TEARS FILL HIS EYES
President Taft Overcome by Emotion While
Speaking at Services concentrating
Nj Butt

Washington. May 1.-The life OF
Major Archibald w. Butt as a soldier.
newspaper man. aide to Presidents and
lodge member. and his heroic death on
the Titanic. were commemorated by
his commander in chief, a President a
Secretary OF War. Senator OF his ma
tive State. and the fraternity OF Ma
sorry at an impressive memorial SER
vice here to-day
The tribute President Taft paid to
his late aide eDltomized all that was
said. Everybody knew Archie as
Archie" said the President. II can
not go into n box at a theatre: l can
not turn around in my room: l can't
go anywhere without expecting to see
his smiling face or TO hear his cheer
full voicp In greeting. The life OF the
President is rather isolated. and those
appointed to live with him come much
closer to him than any one else. The
bond Is very close, and j. is difficult
70 speak on such an occasion.
archie Butts character was sim
pie, straightforward and incapable OF
intrigue. y clear sense OF humor
iightened his lie and those about him.
Life was not for him a troubled prob