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Funeral of Mrs. Dawson

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Mary Dawson were held at nine
o'clock Thursday morning at her late
home in South Vernon, the Rev. Wal
ker of Killbuck officiating. The pail
bearers were the grandsons, great
grandsons and great nephew of the
deceased. Interment was made in
Jelloway.
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SOUTHERN GOLF TOURNAMENT

Birmingham. Ala. May s-The par
ticipatiOn OF some OF the foremost
golf experts OF the South assures in
teresting ana keen competition in
the annual invitation tournament
which opened today ON the links Of
the Birmingham Country Club. The
tournament will continue through the
remainder OF the week.
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TAFT COMING
viii Be In Mt. Vernon, We'd.
neSday, May 18th

President Taft will be in Mt. Vernon
for 25 minutes next Wednesday, May
Is, arriving on a special train on the
3. e. o. railroad at II 05 a. m. and re-
naming until 1870. During the 25
minutes he is here he will make a
speech from the rear end of his car at
the b. & o. station, in which he will
tell why he should be nominated, and
especially why his arch-enemy Roose.
welt should not be
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-10

President VIM. II. Taft still appears
TO the writer to be the one best bet in
the Republican Nomination Handicap.
This is why believe the president
will win over Roosevelt:
Mr.. Taft has 479 delegates.
Mr.. Roosevelt has 245 delegates.
The number of delegates in the Re.
publican National convention is l,078,
making 1t necessary for a candidate to
have $40 votes to be nominated
Having 479 delegates already, Mr..
Taft needs but 81 more delegates to
insure his nomination, if all those in
structed for him keep their obliga-
tions. Arkansas is now ready to act
finally in favor of the President, CIV
ing him IA more votes, making the to-
tai Taft figures:
For Taft-493.
Mr.. Taft needs-47
This affects the Roosevelt table as
follows:
For Roosevelt-245.
Mr.. Roosevelt needs-295.
There remain but 30S delegates to
be elected, and deducting from this
number the IA in Arkansas which are
certain for Taft there remains but 294
delegates. or one less than sufficient
number to enable Roosevelt to win if
he should get all the delegates remain
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-10
CRIME AND CRIMINAL LAW

Chicago, ILL.,. May 9-The first an
nual melting of the Illinois Society
of the American Institute OF Criminal
Law and Criminology began here to-
day with many prominent lawyers
and law instructors in attendance.
The sessions will continue over to-
morrow.
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SPECIALS FOR
FRIDAY and SATURDAY

A lot Of mems patent leather and
fOrds. all sizes regular $500 goods
special for these days. $3.50
Children's tan barefoot sandals sizes
. TO at 40c; s IL to IL AT soc; (;
II IL 10 at 60c. Parker's Cash Boot
Shop
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Il PIPEsvILLE !.
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Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Cornell OF this
place made a business trip to New
Castle Tuesday OF this week
Mr. l. S. Purdy made a business
"trip to Columbus Monday
Mrs William Purdy. who has been
on the sick list for some time is
somewhat improved.
There was quite large attendance
at Messiah Sunday morning
The farmers are preparing Ia plant
corn as fast as the weather Will per
NIT
Mrs. Lola Purdy spent Tuesday at
Gambler.
Mr. George Horn made business
rrip TO Gambler tuesday
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-10

ment, ii is questionable whether there
will be any lessening of special pen
sion bill legislation.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-10

Lame back is usually caused by
rheumatism OF the muscles OF the
back. for which you will hEd nothing
better than ChahberInin's Liniment.
For sale by all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-10

ing to be selected save Arkansas. Mr..
Taft is certain to get many more dele
gates, and as he will control the Gre
dentials committee of the convention,
it is obvious that Mr.. Roosevelt has
already practically lost control of the
convention and with il the nomination.
The states to elect delegates, not in.
cluding Arkansas, are:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-05-10

Let George DO It" has been made
into a musical comedy
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Iffiutn fibtHsn Qisbsrn FIR INNER es
lpsibs. ID fsbe bas 1bdl suitf<H
Gsittrbnh anb Mausba1 kEdufs
uiansn, ben JImgrunb, Der BEN siess
men 6srsen 10 tbtuer pdEb. Qdb<r
bsrnn iisiesn In srHiisr @tmtiniHnft
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Ia. 3%iatuusrtppf. NoieHiopi, alss Qa'
men. bic Soiteu fabrsnetr Sdnssr 5l
ribrsn.
Dsit iber cine Stunb. bab Id prtns
ren gerait,t. Sus Utur I'm DIN
inatttrts nno i'm Spiel itIutr 5iiHssIns
ben 5ldmmtu lieb id Nsrsanatnts
beraniIttisen uno ptrfiuisH. aife
BEN 0sr3,n. Qur BON Der grinntfan
fliiGtig sum gsbsn srtp,dt. Rahmit
tag in kfsiugtbrofen. 3isf fttbt idon
bic SonHs binttr MIR. Sh triHts Tn
tisfsn 3issn ben berben Dilr3sbauh
Der DdIbtr. ST pies beut Elm iotlih
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ben besinnt btrsiis Der elbsnb aus ben
Shatttn Der 8dume 5u tr.tsn. 30
ubsr frdnbtl, nod i'm f.urieen sihte
bes ffsiOsnb,n 5agtsssitirrs, oas ME
i.gnenb feline 6dHoe fheint iber ben
9trepalb su I.gsn. Dir life. als GIN
&c Ieiis Elm alingtn bur6 bic puntlsn
Rronen bes naben Sodfmttins, nm
b.fen auppt het Mes fh tpinost. Sh
bsnte elmer ipiIeen Sturmtsn1tt, bd
i'd bier tinfum entlane ourd nrdutnes
Differing sog. Sine Grou i'm tptiBsn
Rleioe ihritt nsbsn mir. urlo ods Gidt
i6r.r 4usen fdien mir ben Neg az
benen. ass,neiH. urrpsti.rten uns.
@ber mir dAtttsn ihrsr nitt. Nb uno
gu blisb.n mir itebsn unb idiitttIien
inns latsnb bic WaHsrmsngsn ab uno,
6dno in 5dnb, flogen bic angen binS
iiber in bic Itaurige 9ergipelt Der
SeufeIstrtiI., mo felt Ja~brbanberten
Der gottfeibeiuns ftin tofes Weitn
trsibt. Denn bd briiben ,in glis nits
bersun0elte, oa metltet mir, letne 9ts
ftnIt 5u ftdutn. gr iditn bic 6dHo
mad uns dus5ured,n. absr mir iporsn
s.feit. Mir ladteu ihm r.gsHtrisftno
ins @eidt, pdbreHo Donn.r unb
Bite bic gerge fdiittern mattsn.
Gin p1ar stnnDtn ipdtsr ldnsten mir
i'm M6rhbof. an. limb iebt iebe i'd
Dor mir ben Iisbsn, trdutsn Ban aufs
ft.tatn. !grinnerung bat mir ben Neg
u.fiirst. DO nidt fdon mein alter
m6n6itein, ben mir I'm September
1906 am WoIbrdnb. ipitotr aufridtss
ten, benz i'd bamols msin aisb ipiemts
t,. bas ieber fahrenoe Wanr orinnsH
in unfersr .Munebahtr eds@ lsisn
fam.
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Die qielermien unb bic llmaebliHg
|Mid einem bennftorien IbiirldiiIo
lsmpfie9It iih cine sberridnifIidIe
|Wdiherins imD has neugegriinnete
Maarenbnus an Der ede bietet uns
.bsrridofnife~ Teppid)e uno ge.
leutfunasgerdibe Tas Streben ItadI
bieier 4usgcihnung gebt bis sn Der
shnoenfrau in ben 3eitumgsnuJei.
1en. bic cbenioQs nurh bic Beriib-
rtna nit Der heiberiebnien Gber.
Ifldffe itrrm iorsenucIIen gnieiil
@lnn5 AZ perleiben ipiinitt.
gis mie fpeit eritredt iifl MN ei.
aentlidl Der 8eeriff uuo Die ausoeb-
NINA Der .Serrifoft~2 las III nid)i
10 aors leidlt 3n idaen; nit Der Ts-
imitation oes nSdblenoeu arbeiiers"
II er nitt gors genap ungrenit. er
iteat mehr cine unbeitimmte Cher
haile bar, ipeIhe lid ourd quite
aieioer, 3ahImiasfabigfeit uno bis
meilen ourt Roug uno 3itel aus.
oeaeid,net. sic IN ibrem Verionen,
itano ipehieln fam, bic nber ieoen'
iaas - oas lit 8olfsinitiHft - %
iein mitI. Dor 80 Subren mar eint
.Serrifafi" ~oerieniec, Der lid zines
ant biiraerlidJen nno doIigen Stam'
mes. zines afaoemiidjen @rdoes o0eI
zines 1iieIs erfreute. beute Iii Der
geariff pief ipeiter, dber oSerrihdit"
mnB On fem, bab 1T beriincriid,,
notwithstanding muo itedt Der RdiiC
tief i'm Dilute. limb ioateH bic Rotber
ie nui Dem faiierliheu S6Iob ibrt
dobne nufpflonseu un6 in Berlin
Sas unterfte 5i oberft sebren, 70 pirt
Sns critic fem. mas iie tbun. id
idnuore ooraui. bab iie aIcr 1beo'
rte 3inpioer fid eintbeilen in bod
berrifoitlide, berri6oftlihe urlo &C.
meme @otbe, Gem ausldnber iii Die
fer 8egriff Der beiitifrberIiniider
,Serrifuft@ poaig mbefannt. We'
Der Der fran8oiiihe citopen ooet
bourgeois, nod Der erteliide gentle
man finb irgenopie bdrnit pertuunot
bohitnts bas frau3oiiihe @ort pa
iron, Sds aber cine beiitlifye fame
raoifoftIi6e geimiidumg bat, biz
benz Ieiien ieiibolen interior oes
Wrrtes !SerrIhaft fern lieat. Deutf4,
Monarfen, idloft rubigl SoIangs
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biIbeten Rang. lrrb Raitenbebiirfnii
fen babi, fpirb fem Singer bon
barr ODER gebel euf i'm 9aterIono,
su erieeen f0nnen, nn6 iiherer ais
an aaiernenmniieru iueroen Die $50
gen Der Hepollition seridelen an ocr
,berrdnftlifen" 8ebiirfniiicn B ei
oeutifen Seele.
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@ien.r gri.f.
poEiiiItt Spunnungsn.-gpm gnrss
tbeatsr. - Birinsii. - prsmitrsH.
min. z. Q,tpbtr.

Tnrf man In bisitn SaseH Der buma
pfen. bof~sefpdnntsn G%rfDdrtungen Don
etipas dnberem reoen. arg bon BEN uns
Ttrsr 4aer bartender ShidfaIg 5efs
tiger oIs Tonit bat Diesmal bic Wiener
BeD0ltcrung ouf bic erfen 8alfans
nahridtsn rsagirt. Wir fpdr.n i'm
Sabre 1909 bar Mobilflruna bel nds
Der, Eruppentransport. paiiirten bic
Gtabt; tbatidnIih bins btr 5risoe
ourh "a 5iunben MIR an eintm 9adr
unb bod bate bic Grregung muir uns.
bic Qsute .oom gau", gepddt, bic mir
In Miniiterien, 8otidafter, Rtbattios
nen dnsitIi9 ouf bic Depsiden tparte=
ten uno BON Stunbe gu Stunbs bic
DISQUALIFICATION obfposen. Gas publts
fnm ielbft srFuhr bic GrOb. Der &C.
fahr trf, aIs fs Idnsft poriibsr mar.
Diesmat feBte bic getpesuns slsid
bon pprntsrein nit elmer g6rienpanit
Elm, bi. bunOert. bon Grifsnssn fdtpsr
betroffsn bdbsn mag unb baat Mort
o~ufflattern lisb: .WeRn ben 8aItone
ftaatgmdnn.rn aud ser nidts selins
gen tpirb, Der Ginbrud in bic 8OrieH
TT ibnen ldon selungen." 8as pub
Iitum pubte sisentIid sornidts ooer
oendu fppiel tpie mir, bic mir aud nur
ouf apmbinatiunen dnsspisfsn tpdren,
absr e. bait. Elm bumpf,s Gefibl bee
unbebaaens, pie angsblia asuiFs
9btsre Dor eiusrn srobsn g~rbbeb.n:
Der guItaniriss, Das 1T Der WeIts
trieq," 10 bteb "a. llnb ben niirbe
Denerreidzl1 ngarn, mitttn brin i'm
Grbbsbsnsentrum, gang anbers fpirsn.
oIs bos bibtkn Rtinemadsn In Gers
Elem, bas I'M Sabre 1909 sebrobt bate.
ga ginge ss an ben I.stsn Monn, on
ben lebtsn 5slIer, uftb 70 iDar Der
Gnuuber fpphl bershtiat, NIT benz aud
nur an bi,is WSgIifssit sebaht tDur,
be. Gum Slid bdIt Der Msnfd aIlsus
srobe Gpdnnunsen nidt LANCE aus.
Raum. mar bds 3duberruOrt bon Der
r2otaliFrung" sefalsn, aIs iin BITE
Gemiitber fnon Elm fpsnia berubigten
unb monfer SeIh ber taun Osrsitterz
ten qanit Tdon fpptist.. "a Mise
rurben ipi.ber eeriFen. 3tpti 2otaIs
poetsn fsien gum Grof.n 9erdfholb
berufen tporoen. srsGblt bsr Cine.
uWosu29 fdgt Der anosre sritdunt.
Den gulfantriss Si lotaliirtn!" laus
tete bic Mntipprt.
Grnt gsiprDden: 0us publitum
lebt fhon pieosr leidtitnnis in ben
Saq binein anb Idht Der Sorgen, nit
benen bic Dtplomaten nod LANCE ni4i
fertio limb, sumaI iebt Monttntsro ID
ben arieg ertldrt bat. Die 4Itosse
pbpfiognomi. bes Msnihsn III tDiebsrs
usfebrt. Dis Id0nsn, nur ettDas fros
fiaen !berbfttage, tperbsn ssnofFen uno
bic 3siiunssplauosrsr f6iIosrn ben
mslandolif4ea Rei3 fulIsnOer 9Idttss.
Der rothliiknben Jarbtn In ben
porss bsr Gtabt uno ouf ben QiigsIn
an ibrtm Moub. MuF ben SourS ereeht
En Der Gfprit III Der MHsfHalnHe htr
b~eborfe<ahsn wHrautiusits init be-
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am Der tarfiid.mDntenesrini-
ihen @rtnSe.

Ntontpurgro's 2anoes6auptitaSt
eetinie lit. ieitbem Die idone aunit.
ftrobe bon gottaro bortbin fiibrt, bon
pieIen @eiienoen befuht nno geid)iI.
Oert nor6en. 0et1ig Heiiet6e abcr
gibt IS, Die lire ausfliige in Wontes
negro peiter ausoebnen uho iene
montenegriniif . tiirfiihen 8rens,
Ianne dufiud,en, auf oenen Jest bic
@lide BON gang europa geipantlt I'll.
ben.
Ter n1dite @eg, lin in biele
8ren5be,irfe 81 gelongen, Der Neg,
ben jest bic bepaffneten Sohne oes
2m6es einihlagen, nm Den ariegs-
idauplos al erreiden, fiibrt bon Ge.
TIME sundtit mad Montenegros
3meitgr6bter Staot, Riefo. Ter
yBeg" = 70 ingten mir. ALIEN Die
nit oieicm @orte iid berbinoenoe
gorIteIlung trifft MIR unpollfommert
at, benin es lit Elm gar beifaperliher
Qfao, Der bon getinie naf Hiefn
fibrt. CRIT mlB man oreipiertel
Stnnben auf raubem delspfaoe bin.
auffIettern, bann erfoIgt ettpa bret
Stunben lang elm faum minoer be.
IftperIiher abftieg, Der an Die 1900
Meter tiefer fiibrt. Get bieiem ab.
itiege fam man beobahten, tDie Die
0oiur oes 2anbes allmdblih etnen
onoeren Gbarafter anntmmt. esn bic
itorre SeIstpiifte ifiebt iif mad uno
nah mais. unb aartoffeLlanb, tiefer
nod Eebt Der meinbau an, uitb nabe
Der 3baIioble, an ianfteren S0nget,
In WnI6en unb fleinen TbdIern trifft
man, pie alirt 2uSerptg IN elmer bib.
iden @eiiei6ilaerung berihtet, al.
iiberaa cine reide @egetation BON
Weinreben, WouIbeerbdumen. Sci.
genbdumen init reifen, braunen
Griitte,t, GBfaitonien. Glipeu uno
iippigen 9abafsieloern - bies aaes
burhleud}tet bon ben rotben 8liitben
Der Granotbdume. Gin Bib boditer
8egetaticn, bas refine garabies,
bariiber Der blaue fiioli1s 3tmmel.
glber bieIer Ghonbeit Der Notur
eniipriGt bic Stobt Miefa ieIbit in
feiner Weife. Sie lit, fur5 geiagt
Elm elenbes if,nnfsiges Reit, no Der
@eiienbe ielb{t auf etnigermaben
menihlihe llnterfunft nidf rednen
fam.
Don Rjefa fam mar nod Der nobeu
tirtilfxn Grense 3fpet perfhisoene
Meg. einfdlaeen: Der cine fiihrt fiibs
tpdris b~innbe8um Gee bon Stutari, Der
dnbers DitIih mad BEN Grenoitabthen
pcbsOriba, Dem jebisen 9aupicuartier
Der montenesrinifhsn Streittrdfte.
gum GtutdrisGe Zee nimmt man ben
Neg ben RistasGlub obpdrts; fhon
sint Wierteltunbe auhsrbolb Der Stabt
pirb Der fylub gu einsm brsiten. ftss
tenbsn waHtr; burh sinen bidten
GiirttI BON fpsiben unb ssIben MaHers
roitn fiibrt cine offtne 0abrrinne.
3psi 6tunbtn bnert bisfs itile ibnls
lifhx 9ootsfabrt, bis f1 bic tptite
blotis 1IG6s beltSfutorisG sss tr0ffs
net. Die tirgrtn5e III hrsits
ssrtiat. n.fn eartidEtiftuinlsl beg
SCI iifst Noden fir tarfsldss
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nidtioes Mort. Dem sur Batuuna
diner grobsn Cptr, ipis su bsr sHts
atkaS, ben uns Der 6lmmsl srIpafsn
moet, gilbert Gklb, @sio, GsIb.
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5ori, bas mil fAnsn aancnfn lsidf
Bic Durtfabri 5u bfibsu eftsfu otF
,Jnfd ptrhiHbern tam, iu<nn name
flo tinitr ben GdisbfAarisn futriliq
adnousn hehen. Nm anbsrtn 0npf
bss SEES srrei6t man brun bic ytee
dtt< bduptifnb. bon RorbdIbdnl<Hs
stuidrt, bas ~eeesnipdrtIs en- Ipidtiass
Centrum Der iiirtiIttn Wllitdrmans
biIbet.
Gdldat man ben gpss BON Nieia
mad pcbgoribd Elm, 70 fam man
glsihfals sundhfi bic Gdbrrinnt o.
Mjttas gluHes b<uubsa, I'm bann DtII
aaufs Der Rordtia gu foigtn, bic
nDrblin auf pobgoribd 5ufiihrt. Voof
goribd III, cine Gslitntsit i'm vanoe
Der Sapdrsen Bsrss, cine Gtnbf Der
ebsne, duf bic bic xibs Sornt pieier
Gone glibknb berabnrubIt. aaierns's
iin6 bier angeItgt tporbtn, dlid1 befi1s
bet fd Der DENT Der Idbaismonopols
psripaItung In pobeoriba, nnb nitis,
BON StdIisnern trrittettH mobtrfst
gebdube gtben BEN Ortt, irenn man
ion betritt, elm eefpif,s mooernss uro
jsbsnfdls elm ftatilitvrss 4usi<b<n,
ala man Is Rieta ndhribmen fann.
go aitbt ba cine 6duptirabt unb einsn
StabtpIdb, aber taum Bat man fx
iibsri6rittsn, TO Bot man AUDI bic ore
tbrbor. ano monisnegriHiide Gtdbt
bereits binier iih.
ga III bas llfer Der Rimnibu, ppn
Idcnen qldtduen belhdtttt, unb aus
BEN ariineH DunfeI bisier 8aumFHdts
ten tIidtn Die llmrtfe BON 5tpei obtr
orei itilen Minarctsn brurr, be
bic mobdmmebdniid > aIbdnefiihe
Gtabt Dsrratben. go bilbet bic fleirt
Rimniba, bic iid ibrm W,s burf bic
5cIIsn g.nagt bat. bic @ren3e atptitr
Stdbte. Sfpsier RuHsn, 3peier Religio'
ntn. Diesieits Der platanen reeels
mGbiae, breite unb Nrbdltnistpeifs
|aufers GtrdBen nit nisbrissn, btltbs
ten SGusten; auF Der anoeren Seiis
Die unf0rmlife Maft mc6ammebani,
I6cr 6Gulsr nit ibr.n i.ummerl, FEM
ftcrlotenS teinfaTnbtn, irumme, tpsni'
ligt GdHen, - fur, Das ganae 3ubts
Dor bes Srients. Die Bride iibsr bic
Rimnibd 1T, m6dts man fasen, tine
@1lierbriide. 2ongIume Wontenegris
ner unb leb6afte 4Ibansi.n pdnbern
betiiber unb biniiber. Die Mlbanefsn
bringen nit ibren iItinsu Snbuftritn
unb NIT ibrem 6dnbel in Die Mcntts
ntgrinerfdbt Dor urb iisssn burh ibre
t1Gtiae Gdlauheit ibsr bic montents
ariuif9e 5rGgbeit. Gle ipmmen nno
osben, NIT benz rotbsn ga, piele gdn5
in gasib setleibst; fore Grauen 1btr
paHirsn bic Bride nidt, ft bIeibsn
briiben, bertpeilen i'm 5dotten Der
Mauern ober perlieren fid In bunlltn
Gtcren. GO nabe absr alh bic teis
ben 86tter, RaFen unb Msligionen fi4
bier beriibren, 10 in ooh ME elm ifirn,
mer, pOer kibsr Sab 5pifden linen
erlof6tn. 8sibt tpubten BON ieher,
bab lie matchmaker friber ober fpdstr
pister gu betdmpfen haben iperotn.
ltnt nun ideint bic Stuube seidIassr
=. LAEnA
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Wtea6nig @tors BET Der
inbifden ar0nung ibers
nurbe. 9ei Der inbiff<n
aronung R6nia Georss bat bic Gaunt
bes Gdidfuts fid einsn ll.inen ironis
Iten Sfsrs eeleiitet; srlt iebt pirb
bas perratben. unb atuar BON BEN
8ibIiotktar bon Dinbfor, BON BEN
5une Sobn Gortefcus, Der i'm gefolgt
6es an6igs Dem Durbar beifpobnts.
Sm prddtigIten 4ui3ugs sOs Der G0s
Mig inmitten elmer pruntpollen PRO-
5efiou bon WiirbtntrGsern burh bic
Strabsn BON Delhi, un0 tpurbe iibers
Tsten, purbe BON benz idouIuffigsn
9plte iibsrbaupt nidt srtannt. ia
bic Menge mar fpgar un3ufrieben unb
smp0rt, als bic pro3sFion poriib:r
trar, bsnn man slaubts, Der Rniitr
pon Snbien Tel oar ni6t babel GENES
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-25
From The Ground Up Is
ROOseve|t's Plan.
Says Republican Nomination
Was His for The Asking.
Declined TO Accep. on Terms Made
AT Oyster Bay, tuesday.

Cleveland, June PA new party
from the ground up is the Roosevelt
program. After a series of discus
sions with his ieutenants. today. be-
fore leaving Chicago in which. there
were several sharp clashes. Col.
Roosevelt decided to cut entirely away
from the party, with which his whole
public career has been identified. His
decision was a disappointment to
those who favored the organization,
of what might be considered am inde-
pendent Republican party. with which
various state organizations might CO.
operate and still maintain nominal
regularity.
There must be no compromise, no
straddle." Col Roosevelt said.
As an indication of his determine
ton he said that when he returned to
oyster Bay he would communicate
with number of Democrats whom he
thought might wish to join the new
party.
When he had left Chicago with the
first plans completed and his leaders
scattering to all parts of the country
Col. Roosevelt expressed himself as
pleased with the outcome. He said
the way in which his action had beer
received was encouraging and that hi
had mass of letters and kilograms
from all parts of the country. from
both Democrats and Republicans Of
fering support,
The Republican nomination fol
President. Col Roosevelt said. tonight
n for Ba oil ina ha la hsai
President Taft was nominated. He
declined to accept it he said. on tht
terms under which the offer was made
on his way back to oyster Bay tn
former President gave a glimpse int
the secret history of the last day o
the convention when it was apparen
that the tide of battle had turned
Continued flfa Page Three.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-25
PARKER 81; JAMES 20.

Baltimore, June 24.-Former Judge
Alton b. Parker of New York was
chosen as the candidate for temporary
chairman of the Democratic National
| convention by the National committee
| tonight. Parker received 81 votes
Senator Elect Ollie James of Ken
lucky 20 and Senator O'Gorman of
New York 2.
Chairman Norman f. Mack called
the adjourned session of the Demo-
cratic National committee to order a
few minutes after o'clock the first
order of business being further dis
eussion of the sub committees selee-
ton of Judge Parker for temporary
chairman. The committee had adj
journed early in the afternoon after
Committee man D. l.. Han of Nebraska
declared the name of William Jen-
nings Bryan would be submitted 10 the
convention as candidate for tenn
porary chairman if the committee
ratified the selection of Judge Parker.
Chairman Mack and Mr.. Hall, who
had been appointed a peace commit
Zee To bring Judge Parker and Mr..
Bryan together reported to the COM
mittee the failure of their efforts. As
he entered the meeting room the
chairman said the temporary chair
manship would be disposed of first,
indicating that the committee would
ratify the selection Of Judge Parker
by a large majority inasmuch as the
conference between Judge Parker and
the protesting leader of the Progress
sives had accomplished nothing. Fol-
lowing that the committee expected to
take up the contests and complete
them. If possible, before adjournment.
The committee balloted on the rec
ommendation of the committee on ar
rangements. made several days ago,
that Mr.. Parker be the chairman. This
aroused the protest of William Jen-
nings Bryan, and a subcommittee
tried in a conference between Mr..
Bryan and Judge Parker, this after
noon to prevent a promised fight in
The convention, tomorrow. When this
failed the committee determined to
stand by the subcommittee selection
| Progressive Democrats, q of them,
protested against the selection. 20 sup
porting Mr. Bryan's champion. Repre-
sentative James of Kentucky, and two
voting for Senator OGorman, who had
also been pronounced as acceptable for
the temporary Craftsmanship by the
| Bryan faction
The action of the National commit
tee is expected to result in bitter
factional fight on the DOR of the CON
vantton and "A struggle for supremacy
between the Bryan Democrats and So
| called Conservatives that may affect
| the Presidential nomination.
The vote on the temporary chair
manship was announced as follows
For Parker: James Weatherly, Ala
| hama; A. J. Nicholson. Arizona; Guy
| b. Tucker, Arkansas: Nathan Cole.
Jr.. California; Homer S. Cummings,
| Connecticut; f, r. Albert Jennings.
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