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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
.STOG|ES REPORT FOR
THE Spring TRAINING

trial on the recommendation OF the
writer.
II the local team can get q few days
hard practice. the bugs hero need not
worry about them getting on right.
But sorry TO say. the outlook this week
10 d~iscouraging ~ the weather bureau
sent out the news yesterday that II
would rain to-day and probably to
morrow.
The Brooklyn Nationals will be hero
Saturday and Sunday for two games,
weather permitting. and this will be
the FIRST real game Of the season.
The squad will IN Thursday be d.
vided into two teams and practice
games held.
Practically every Central league
team will be In training by to-mor.
row. Terre Haute. Grand Rapids and
South Bend all have the edge on the
other teams with a weeks practice.
Manager Kelley announces that the
first practice Of the GAINESVILLE Ath.
letics will probably take place Thurs.
day morning. There will be between
20 and 30 Athletics and would-be
Athletics on hand then. The work.
ing hours Of the athletes will probably
be from 10 to IL In the morning and
2 TO 1880 in the afternoon. He thinks
that the playing field at Athletic park
will be In fine condition by the latter
part OF the week, the fine warm sur
OF the past few days having done
wonders with the soaked field.
Clark Carson, son OF President Car
son OF the Central league, has signed
to play with Fl. Wayne. He doesn't
expect to land a regular berth with
the Billikens, but he hopes to gair
some valuable experience. lie ex
poets to play in a Class c league later
on. He is an inhelder, playing third
base or shortstop. He is six feet tai
and fast. He was the star OF the high
school nine in 1908.
Red" Prysock. OF Bridgeport. O.
has arrived at GAINESVILLE. grabbed of
q bit OF conversation with Manager
Kelley and then beat IL for Columbus
where he will stay for a few days
Gus Hillinger was expected in Satur
day or Sunday. but he did not report
n no trace of him could be found
He Will probably arrive to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
DR.. BAILEY

cornsr Eleventh ana Chsprns Sta
Mneeiins. ". Va The Kew Building.
Come upstairs.
THE ONLY RELIABLE zFucrAL1sT
III W. va. who SHOWS
ms picture and tells his 10 me. so when
you enter his Office you knoR who you
are dealing with. other people advertis-
ing 70 treat Chronic Diseases in Wheel
ing mlhlead you 20 think there are two
Is only q hat has a license. and
ne won't give you q receipt in his name
Tor ousinsss done. II Is gains the
medicel law to conducs a medical BUSH
ness without some one being responsible
I MAKE 70 E1sLrAD1so sra-p.
MEETS o. deceptive propositions 10 the
afflicted. neithSr 90 ! promise TO curs
them In "A few days in order 20 secure
their patronage. bIt l give oozrYLEfD.
SAFE AND CURE n fhs
foBIBLT THE without
leaving Injurious after effects in the
system. and at the lowest cost possible
Cor Honest, sk!llfu! and Successful
f~RafunTnF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
NEAR KNOCKOUT

NEW YORK. April Joe Jean
nette. the heavyweight. So far out
'iassed Grin Jones tonight that the
referee stopped what had been sched-
uiod 10 be a ten-round bout In the
ipurtn fund. Jones showed up fairly
wen Ter two rounds. but Ia thc third
was knocked down several times and
3 knockout was In sight when the
referee waved Jeanette back 10 his
corner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
" SEVEN PLAYERS ARRIVED LAST
EVENING AND REPORTED.
Held On the Island Lot Providing
Weather Permita
10y Multi
Back on the jobi

~ @
Back on the jobi
Well. bugs. the Smoke crew. headed
by N Goat" Anderson. will Journey
over to the Island baseball park this
morning providing old Jupiter Piuvius
II kind. and the first practice OF the
season win be started. Seven players
reported to the pilot OF the local team
last evening. a. follows: Hammond.
Beattie. Robert. Miller. Higgins.
Jewell and Graham. In all PROBABLE
ties others will come into the camp
early this morning and will Join the
squad for afternoon practice.
Beattie arrived from his home at
Meadvflle during the evening, and
stated that he never felt better.
Beattie should prove a winning
twirier In the Central league this
season. and either he or Graham will
probably toss them v in the open.
ing game Both will work in the
Brooklyn games for a few innings.
Then Graham looks the picture OF
health "Peaches' wintered in the
city and kept In fine condition. He
looks like a winner and Is anxious to
ftwiri the opening game. The blond
haired one says he knows he can win
It
Jewell played the inHeld last season.
The Rabbit" does not look to have a
show for the inheld this season, and
he Will have to step some to win a
place In the outield. His In and out
playing last season lost him a bunch
OF friends. Miller, a semi-professional
catcher OF Wheeling, also reported and
VIII be given a tryout
Robert, the Ford City, Pa. semi-pro-
fessional third sacker, who was so
highly recommended TO Anderson. was
another arrival. Robert is a big,
husky fellow. and looks like a ball
player.
Our old friend, Hammond, of Cam.
bridge, o., who finished the season
last year with the Smokes, also re,
ported. Hammond. although a very
young man, has lots or stun n a
good cad He seems certain of max.
ing good on the local team this season
Higgins. the Moundsville twlrler
who was with GAINESVILLE for a time
last season, will report this morning
Higgins Is both a good twirler and a
backstop. He can also slug the Dill
some. Goat" intends giving him a
It's up to the weather guy now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
OXFORD WINS
siSty-ninth Annual Boat Race on
Thames Taken From Cam
bridge Crew.

PUTSEY. England. April t=Oxford
today won with the greatest ease the
s~lNty-uinth annual boa race between
tiRht-oared crews representing the
universities Of oxford and Cambridge
over the usual curse on the Thames
from Putnev 20 Mortiake. The Dark
Blues finished six lengths ahead 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
ROOSEVELT
TO MAKE ONE OF "eIo speeches.
OF TOUR AT PARKERSBURG-
Senator Dixon Announces Fact After
Conference AZ Oyster Bay
Monday.
GOVERNOR OSBORN DENIES
he IS A DESERTER.

NEW YORK. April The
Roosevelt city COMMITTEES received
today a telegram from Governor
Osborn. Of Michigan. In which
Governor Osborn denied reports
that he had deserted Colonel
Roosevelt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
Roosevelt Itinerary.

WASHTNGTNO. D. c, April 1@The
Roosevelt headquarters gave out to-
day the following A. the itinerary OF
Colonel R~oosevelt's trip 10 Kentucky,
which begins tomorrow:
Leave New York Tuesday az sos
p. N. Speeches from the train on
Wednesday morning at Hinton. w.
W, at 3 o'clock. and al Charleston at
~ o'clock Rech Ashland. KY, Mt L
y. m. .
Following n short speech az Ashland
Colonel Roosevelt VIII take a special
train, making stops az Olive Hill,
Moorhead. Winchester. Lexington,
Frankfort and S~heIbyviIie. and reach
ing Louisville az 1880 p. m. for a mass
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

their rivals. their time for thu entire
course Of Our miles and . quarter be-
Ing % minutes, s seconds
The official times for the Oxford
crew At the various points were.
One mile. 4 minutes.s 81 seconds:
Hammersmith bridge. . minutes. 70
seconds; Chiswick Eyet. IL minutes.
30 seconds: nnish ct Nortiake. % min
utes. s seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

OYSTER BAY. y. Y April l.
With Senator Dixon. Of Montana. his
campaign manager. Colonel Roosevelt
today mapped out the campaign which
he IL TO make this week on his our
Of the south Senator Dixon spent n
few hours here. coming from New
York on his way TO Vermont and after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
MANDOT WON

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April Joe
Mandot OF New Orleans won the de-
cision over owen Moran tonight in an
eight-round bout before the National
Athletic club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

Goob-Jones was fred out OF hia
house yesterday.
Boob-Was he behind In his rent
Goob-Naw; the place burned down,
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

ond, having defeated the victors last
evening by the OF 81 70 %. The
Athletics are playing good, consistent
ball, but their losing TO the Mexicans
cost them the lead Like the Business
Men, the Victors have also hit the
tobogBan and do not 10 be able
to regain themselves. but Captain
Eig has a good bunch OF hard
workers and next Monday evening will
clash with the Business Men in hopes
OF regaining lost honors- Following Is
the lineup.
Athledcs- viotorA
Borham Forward. 1890. Smith
Taylor -.....-.Forward......- Schwale
Smith ...-.....C Center ...-.--...- Ehg
Pratt -Cuard...-.. Nermillion
Walters .....-..Guard.-----.- WeEder
Baskets: Borham. G; Taylor. .; simth.
2: Pratt ]; Walters. 4; Schwalb. 3; p.
Smith. s; Ellg. ,. Fouls: BOrham. J.
MUSICIANS Business Een
Bachmznn ....ForwRrd.--...... Bruhn
!. Menkemeyer. Forward....-... Laasure
J.. Menkemeyer.. Center..---..-. Froecn
Enix .-....Guard.. ....- Scatterday
Beahl ..........Guard-.--..-. Horton
Baskets: Dachmann. Z: /. M~enkeneyer,
,: J. Menkemeyer, 4. Leasure. :. Frosch
3. Folus: Bachmnnn. l. Time Of halves:
20 Minutes Timer: J.. Cowl Scorer:
Murray. Referee: Fishsr. Umpire. Mar
riotL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

Excess NN-NNTSHon "
ILL cure without operation no dstsnaon from bunpe.a
nsmna an 1nnT .y 9nuaetsd ass cured N burning n itching
ear q russ Cnder ny treatment you throwf avsv
sm1 49, NO EohAcA TEoUHLEB-By m y system OF tsatn.r
Kru DIsEAsrB-Threatas YreSssnS
AEUnATTG rnFLANrLAFoRY On crnour ~prn
nxhausion, Palpitsnon OF te Hsst a. $500 IH
nznsustion, Paipiahono q ts Hhssrtp yspspGa or ssv az. NS dh%s Nervous
CONSULTATION YHEE- Hou Ia e ?. EH h Ophan " hers se
ma se'uroa1' SUNDAY . % = . m Bn phops - -'"ng1 ru"daJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
WEST VIRGINIA
SPORTING NOTES
BASEBALL SQUAD IS RAPIDLY
BEING ROUNDED INTO SHAPE.
Cheese Baehman VIII Guard Initial
saek-Loeai Lads Out for
lnfeId Jobs-
(eY CARL p. LEATHERwooo.)

MORGANTOwN. w. Va. April l.
According to the present intentions
OF Coach James Gronninger the can
didates for positions on the varsity
baseball nine win be put through a
next len days In preparation for the
opening OF the season. Quite n great
deal was accomplished during the
past week in the outdoor work. The
coach is laying particular stress upon
fielding and batting practice and is
giving the pitchers a great deal Of at
tention. The improvement shown
during the past week by the beavers
was marked. Weather permitting. a
game between two picked teams from
the squad will be played either on
Friday or Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

Oscar George, a we'll known local
twirler, has just signed a contract TO
play with the Pittsburg team In the
United States league. and IL is under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

twirler, has just signed a contract to
play with the Pittsburg team In the
United States league, and Il Is under
stood that he signed at his own terms.
Kemper Shelton. a former varsity
Squad player. is numbered among the
candidates for positions on the nine
which will represent the Columbus
Senators this season in the American
association. Kemper is an o~utfelder
by trade and a hitter by occupation,
and Il would not be surprising TO see
him among the regulars. He finished
the season last year as nag OF
the Maysville team in the Blue Grass
league.
Bull" Kaler. well known in college
circles here. will be one OF the twirl-
ers to grace the mound for the Cleve-
land Maps this year.
Dick Nebbinger. recognized as ono
of the fastest infielders ever TO wear
a West Virginia uniform, will most
likely be seen In the Pacific Coast
league the coming season. Dick fin
ished last year with Oakland. He for
merry played with Wheeling and at
n time Travelled in major league
company.
Third base and n OF the outfeld
positions are about the only Jobs on
the varsity not yet cinched. Watkins,
OF Wheeling; Smith, OF Fairmont. and
Ollie. Of Morgantown. are after the
Job n II will be a close race between
them. Bachman. OF Wheeling, who
played the outield last year, will
guard the initial sack and his place
IN the field will be taken by Philips
or Gct;.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

Bull" Kaler. well known in college
circles here. will be one OF the twirl.
ers to grace the mound for the Cleve-
land Maps this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

To-nisht's games: Ct. Northern va In
dependent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

Practically every Central league
can will be In training by to-mor-
row. Ferre Haute. Grand Rapids and
South Bend all have the edge on the
other teams with a weeks practice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-13

geburt eraoblte, bon meiner @inos
belt.
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allgetretcn uno lab i'm on nit nett
geoffneten @ugen.
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an ii6 gepreBt. Sraileit ipnre1 in III
rcr Stinlne.
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pernirrt bon Dem 9lusbru1 ibrer
@efiible. Sssn ibren @orten ipicgeItc
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miber, Die iie ourdriitteltc. Gr bor-
te 9l1es aus ibnen beralls: Stau-
nen, 8ertpunberung, ltnglaubigfeit,
3ogen, 3meifcl, @rmartung = Die
gauge Sfala eiileS unerb0rten @rle-
hcns. Sn aIcnl afcr mar Elm Su.
6eIallt, ii6er gluent itano tire
2iebei
(Gortlcbuula fol0t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-13
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Sdlnee DER lipnen I'll

S6nee, Der lie9ell blieb, iii
in unierer Staot, ieit ~minoeltens
iieben Sobren niat eefalen. @ir
baben mabreno oieier Sabre Der
ibieoene Male @latteis elect
- gebabt, ober feinen S6nee. Nur
einmol ipdbreno oes @inters 1905
1906 fano ein SdneefaQ itatt.
IS mar ndbreno ser Mittags5eit
uno es ifneite ungefabr cine boIbe
Stunoe. IS maren groBe wei6e
6loden uno lie fielen 5iemlif) otdjt.
ein regelradtes sdneetreiben, aber
Tie i6molaen, iopie lie ben 8ooeli
beriibrten.
= Die n%Gommiiiion @opernmenl
2eague" belt Sreitag obeno elnc
@eriammlune in Der Surnballe ab.
IS murbe beidloiielL cine eifrlge
Agitotion ms 8erf 81 iesen, um
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vgoa Sares~ gu belpegen, aud tpur-
ben Gomites ernannt, Die bieie Igt
tation Ieiten unb beaufiidtlgen fol-
len.
= Der befannte 4opofat 81. s.
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eesanbrub unter Der Inflage Der.
baftet moroen, in Dem Sut6ins
Souie an Der @aroen StraBe Oil
ben 18iabrigen Soc Morales, Ser
bort als ugeG 9op" aneeite0t iit,
geidoiien gu baben. Ser Sungc
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itellte am Sreitas 8iirei6aft gum
getrage BON 500 unb muroe i'll
5reibeit geieets @r meigert iiA,
irgeno pel9e Mitteilungen iiber Den
Sa1 5u MAIDEN.
Sreitag obenb pnroe pom
mebreren @efangenen i'm itaotii6en
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cntflieben. @6breno Die Weiiten
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maftefl, berluhter 5lpeI EN- So1)
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madbabenoen geamten merften ie-
oob 5ur redten 3eit mas por-
cling, uno perbinoerten Die 6lli6t.
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biesmal mad eareoc.
5reb. q. @efine, Ser anae
floet lit, g. sc. Steinbarot erid)oi-
Ietl 5lt baben, 1T geeen Stelllrno
elmer 9iirgihnft bon $4,000 III
Sreibeit geiest lDoroen.
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auf Sreitog orangen Diebe in ben
soloon bon S. S. 9labertp, an
ser @de Der 9adberrp lno Der gu
bah StroBe, iprengten ben @elo-
id)ranf auf nno itablen $137.50.
Sreitoe Morgen bronntc oas
@obnbaus BON S. s. Goaius an
ser 2upe StraBe al. Der S6aoe1
beIduft ii6 auf $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-13
T. a 3.

SsSn 8iobings l6oB cin iuitga
Mann, aIs er bie 2aoung aus ci
ner SarotfIinte %entfernen mollte
ieiner fleinen gouiine. Der flint SAB.
re alten Tohter bon Bob Marmel
in beioe SiiBe. Ger cine Sub II
i1mer nerlebt.
Sn Morble 5aas bat iif e!
ne 9ame, elm SrduIein Mpra ST
min, als &anbioatin fir BOG Mnlr
oes gountpidatmeilters angefiln
oigt. Sic Dame, fungiert iest al:
@ebiilfin bes gountpcIerfs.
Ser 2anobrieftrdger an sc,
2ampaios-g pont Moute muroe 5rei
tag morgen, odt Meilen norbIid
BON 81 8aio. befpubtlos in ieinen
gugep sefunoen. Die &alte batt'
i'm iibermGItigt. 9ie 8emiibuneets
i'm mieoer gum 4enuBtiein 81 brint
gen, batten @rfolg, ober es mir>
mebrere Gage bnuerrt, ebe er iif mic.
Der erbplt bat.
auf Der Cameron 6arm, bic.
Meilen bon @aco, lift cine uralt,
aciftesfronfe Srau Hamens 2uct
Mecoro Donneritas naht %erfroren
Sic batte Die @epobnbeit nad)t'
orauBen lumber gu irren.
0os Sfnee- uno @ismette,
bat iif fiber ben gan5en Siiomp
item unieres Staotes a%ilsgebreite.
oebobt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-13
Gin 9elb in einem 2emdttmrm.

SabreIang bat S. g. Donobue
80. Saben, Mih. 4apitan i'm @iir.
gerfriege, als 2euhtturin- 8eamter
mandes @raf perbiitet; aber Got
iade 1T, 6aB CT bicaei6t ielbit etr
8raf getporoen mare, bottle electric
9itters oies nidt perbiitet. Or fiji
rierte Mid BON Niere1franfbeit mi
5ieber1, i6reibt er, LIMO nerbeiiertt
meine Sebfraft, nahoem id erfolg.
fog an0ere Mittel periuht battc
Mit 70 Sabren fHble ib mid mn
MOL" unpergleidlides Mittel fin
Opspepiie, 8eroallungsidtudhe, Ma
gent, 2eber- unb Nierenleioen. Scr
iillht ibn. Sur SOC bel alien Druagl
lten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-13
Sir fommen Der, gebt Moum bern
Ghritt,


Sir fomnen Der, gebt Molm BEN
Ghritt,
Aus Moma's faIihen Soren,
@ir tragen MIR ben Gonig nit,
Die Grone ging berloren.
Dos lit ein Bib BON granoioier
grbabenbeit, tpie wenige oeuti9c
gitter es ms gcoeihnet. gs Iieg.
zine EIaltif, cine Qebenspubrbeit
IN inn, 6ab mir glaubet, es nit
Mugen 5I ieberl. uenr mir Die Shii-
6erlimg Iefen. DesbaIb lit oieie
S3ene aud INNER uno INNER wie-
Der genlaIt moroen. Sd femme min
6eifcns Elm Dutei,o WiIoer bon ibr.
GeIiS Dabn fat cim eliidlides
bon idonen .grfoIgen eetrasencs
Reben gefiibrt. or ltammte bon
einem geiltig beoeutenoen gItern-
paor ab. Dnter uto Muttcr Shan-
ipieIer ui1o bod)angeIebene Ber1on-
Iidfeiten in Der Miindener Stint.
Ierfhuft. or ieIbit bon Sugeno all
aIs cine art @unoerfino betrnd-
tet uno gebdtideIt. MIs fpater bic
gerbdItniiic I'M elterliden Sanie
fid ourd ben 3iuiit Der @atten Der
ffledtcrten, iuar en- idoll 5a groB
pin Sunge bon ieds5cbn Sabren.
Inn rod aIl5u tief oapon beriihrt gu
iperoen. ST mar Gin ullgemeiu be-
aabtcr Menih unb 10 lit es oeni'
aid uiht erftauniid, bab er oul
5tucifad)em @cbiete geoeutenoes
geIciftet bat, aIs @cIebrter uns
aIs Dihter. Seine qeididtliden.
fuIturgeihihtIiden. itaatsreftliher
us6 DISQUALIFICATION Berfe bu
ben i'm eineu bodgeadteten Na'
men III Der @cIebrtenpelt errun'
gen uno i'm gum Hrofeiior an gro
zen l1niperlitdtcn, aoniasberg uu'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-13

Gein @itleio nit Dem linz
gliid anoerer entipringt oft bios
ous Ser Grpdgune, baB es Dir piet-
leid)t einmoI ielbit 10 idIedt ersebca
fonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-13

Dos Moraenrot elmer nellell
ssbce fat piele 8olfen 5u onrdbre'
den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-13

%r1nkltdTe 4erCnttett, Isibet Sbr an
acknowledgement. grrbtben, 3ittern. Sersflopieu.
Meuaitli4teit Irlbfinn. sri46pfenben @nsfiisn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-24
Roosevelt a Public Menace

President Taft has not hetated to his opinion Of Theodore Roosevelt
Presidency unmakabe He stated
it as his belief that Mr. Roosevelt is dangerous deagogue at an
the
Wouldb election
would public calamity and national crisis He has declared acqeseed
others that Mr. Roosevelt egOiscal
unlike Abraham Lincoln mIuhful
of
Republican
Republican West
Virginia a Of the
he to
ticket
the
til he
of candidates the Republican ticket
Mr. Roosevelt helps
the candidates the Republican State and Con
to by their leader William ID Taft
speeches OF the
his political headquarters while he
candle denomination:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-09-24

These six counties cost a total Vote
of 1892 votes in the Republican
primary. There were less than
sixty thousand votes cast in the en-
tire state, so that six counties, IN
most Of which election methods are
notorious, cast more than one-hall
the total vote. The remaining forty
nine counties cast but a little more
than one-third Of the total vote.
Rnt there are other things that are
Interesting in this connection.
The highest vote ever cast IN any
of these counties for a RepupIlcan
candidate for governor was IN lsOo'
when the vote for the Repubncal
eubernatorial candidate was as loi-
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cate in others as emphaticaliy as he
pursues the course now
with his power of inducing the
people to support him, with the OPP
portunity president has, and as ac-
tive as he is to perpetuate his power,
he becomes a real danger
And with his little regard for con-
stitutional restriction, his little re-
gard for the due process of law, |
cannot but think that there is a
great crisis in the country's history
involved in the question whether now
for a third term he shall be the nom
inee of the Republican party and be
elected to the Presidency.
zone who so lightly regards consti-
| tutional principles, and especially the
independence of the judiciary, one
who is so naturally impatient of legal
restraints and of due legal procedure
and who has so misunderstood what
liberty regulated by law is, could not
lsafeIy be trusted with successive
Presidential terms President Taft.
| A Calamity Averted.
"Never before in the history OF the
country was such pre-conventio1
lcampaign fought Presidents O
propriety were broken in the Presi
dents taking the stump much to th'
lpain and the discomfort of many pa
triotic, high-minded citizens, but tb'
course thus taken was necessary I
javert a national calamity, and IN yieV
lof the result it was justified.