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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-26
Special to The Daily Item.

Special to The Daily Item.
Chicago. 10 a. NJ. June 21.-It
looks now as if the convention will
go over until next week. \ longe,
option has been secured on the Coli
scum and delegates are renewing
their hotel room contracts.
The credcntial committee has been
continuously in session since yester-
day and two of the members are
nearly exhausted. but the Taft lead
ers will not excuse them. fearing
the loss Of the majority.
In the first 81 cases disposed Of this
committee ratified the ruling of the
National committee, seating none but
T:tflers Little protest is now made
ny the Eoosevelters. as they see they
are beaten.
The subcommittee which is drafting
the platform favors changes i'm the
Aldrich currency bill. ignores the la
Dor unions protest for labor planks
women suffrage demand for right to
vote up To the States, favors Taft :
idea of tariff reform. The document
Is more conservative than that Of
laos.
The credcntial committee may not
report until late today. and if very
late the convention will meet only to
adjourn until saturday morning
The birth of the new political party
Is much discussed today. but no new
statement has yet been issued hy
Roosevelt Just what future course
me proposed party will take depends
upon convention results. which
awaits the ,redcntial committee re-
port.
Dark horse talk is still in the air.
huI it looks like Taft has the nominal
tion clinChcd.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-26

Remember INC uanl. bu1u'~
ana tJ,r NO oth,r SO. 2-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-26
Special To- the Daily Item.

Chicago, June 2l.-Thc convention
went into session at II o'cluck Root
sent message to the credentials
committee asking for Il partial re-
port uu the delegates upon whose
case the committee had passed \
report ON the Alabama and Arizona
cases Was promised, but had not been
received in the convention hal, up
To- l2.1' o'clock. The crowd in the
galleries and the delegates arc he
coming rcstct-
The Eo"Scyclt managers are work
ing ont plans for a
convention To- hc hcld earl
where nation wide orga
lac projected The plato
Boon agreed upon. nor
named. Woodrow Wilson
as q running marc for
Wilson is not nominated
more. I'rvau is also men
fooscVclt running mate
Eoosryclrcrs are c,cou.
election Of Ntou T.. Pan
porry chairman. thinks
bring brcnE ir the
party nd that tho bolt
with 'ho Republican bolt
Republican, party i'm ,ho
F.. rrorI, .-ilc palfy.
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confning his remarks TO an eXplana-
Iion of his general position.
"Any man remaining in this con-
vention as now composed will not be
tolerated by the Roosevelt delegates"
he said No definite statement could
he obtained from tho Roosevelt lead
ers as To the Number of delegates
they believed would support this pro-
gramme.
The colonel expressed confidence
that there would he no serious de-
fection. 1t was explained that one of
the chief reasons the Roosevelt dele
gates decided not To- Withdraw from
the convention was the action taken
today by the rules committee which
would enable the national committee
to fill the seats thus vacated 10y other
delegates.
The plan of action adopted by the
Roosevelt leaders is an abrupt change
from the position which was taken by
Col. Roosevelt and his closest asso-
ciatcs yesterday. but they denied they
thought 1t was an admission of weak
ness on their part or that their de-
cision not to bolt was because they
could not obtain the support of suf-
iicient number of the delegates.
After Col. Roosevelt had person
ally discussed the tense situation of
the afternoon he had among his
callers Gov. Stubbs of Kansas. When
the governor had left the conference
room he too announced that there
will he no bolt.
This talk Of a bolt is foolishness."
said Gov. Stubbs. Col Roosevelt
never has mentioned the subject of
bolt"
After the late afternoon conference
I'm the Florentine room Of the Con-
gress hotel. where the Roosevelt State
delegations and campaign leaders
counseled together. this formal state
ment was issued from Campaign Man
ager Dixon's headquarters:
"The Roosevelt delegates d.cidel
that they will not permit the title of
the presidency of the United States
to he stolen.
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and foil, :, an, o, - ,h 49,,
Roosevelt will Ina nominat.a,. soid
Gov stuhhs oftor rho ,iob, ,,,,,,,.
was over
"Gov. Stuhhs is riobt" said Allow
ander y ,Iooro of pi,,sh,rob f,io,a
and advisor Of The colonel ."rb.ro
will be M holt in this convo,,in,
While the everts of tbe last >:
hours have done mucb ,o dir,irish
talk Of q third candidate there sill
H. some COMPROMISE talk.
IL fails. however. to crystaIizc and
apparently is largely the fayorito son
aspira,ions l,v tho mas. 80 ,ho ao,o.
gates
This cnr,rror,is. tan. v... r,A ,o,,io
of statement given out by william
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walls are banked by towers dating back to
the fourteenth century. ,nie highest OF the
towers IS IL f'et in height The views from
the castle along the Avon, with its wooded
banks. is regarded as one OF the most at
tractve in England; The castle was the
scene OF Il lire in 1871. but tile great hall and
other agreements which suffered were re-
stored tg5
Warwick Castle Is at present the residence
OF the Fart and Countess iof warwick The
countess has become widely known for her
socinl.stlc views She evon has made
speeches from cart In favor OF labor
Candidates AT elections. S.
Fog MANY years the castle was involved
In the wars Of early England. Ii was
strengthened after the Norman invasion,
ana much OF the castle as Il stands at prcs-.
ent bears date more recent than tho bnttio
az Hastings. Tradition. however. dates the
hrst castle at Warwick back to the tiire or
Ethelfreda daughter Of King Alfred. flcrryl
VIII. made this castle his headquartcrs In
the wars against tho hnrors, and Edward
~. was imprisoned there Other kovcreigns
have been entertained there. Queen Elig-
abeih vas one OF these She was cnter.ain-S
ed With pageants whIch wore reproaucesi
In Iuiy. 1905. under direction o, Iouis ~ !
Parker, the playwright $50
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ORIGINAL STATES
SEEK ACCOUNTING
Movement in Their Behalf In
auguratcd by Senator
Chiffon.
VAST SUM is INVOLVED
Held That Northwest Territory
Was Only Given in
Trust.

Washington. April 1o.-J'hc Senators
oc West Virginia and Virginia to-day
began a movement TO require the Unit
III. thirteen original states for every
cent IL has rcceiyed from tho sale OF
the Northwest Territory, although a
century has passed since tho .ersi-
tory was given by Virginia u the
Federal government. rho sum prohsh
~ would amount 10 more than $780,
600 300.
senator chiffon. OF West virginia.
introduced in the senate bill to
give tho Court of Claims Jurisdiction
TO settle the claim against the Fed
crHl government. Then he. spoke IN
advocacy of his bill. SAYING Senators
Watson. OF West Virginia. ami Ma
tin mud swanson. % Virginia, cvncuf-
re-, H. the measure
The West virginia Senator declared
Virginia did not give the .e:ri-ory
outright to the Federal government,
hut transferred title to the government
to hold it as trustee for the beneht OF
All the thirteen original states. AS
WesS Virginia and Kentucky were
then 81 part of Virginia and were rot
within the ceded territory, he asserted
these States had right to share IN
! Virginia's portion. Ohio. Indiana, IL
linois. Michigan and Wisconsin ,,nre
carved out OF the territory.
The decd of cesHion was referr.d 70
as showir that the needed land was to
be consld cred as common fund fo-
the use and benefit OF such of the Unit
81 States "a have become or shall be-
come. members o! the Confederation Of
Federal Alliance Of the states. Viz,
ginia Inclusive" Senator Chiffon ex-
planned that nc reference to future
members was made 50 as TO permit
Maryland. then outsid. IT," Federation,
20 participate in the benefits.
81 this time. when litigation is pond :
+! Ing rs 10 whether West Virginia shall
| share V!rEinia's old state debt. Sen
ator Chiffon declared Il was opportune
for tho Federal government 20 make :,
znt'lement nth the thirteen originAi
States.
III ever In their history virEinia
ard West Virginia needed their part OF
,his trust, It is Gov" said he. by
the ces sion. Virginia made the F'edera
compact possible. II is iIGTN-nc bu,
nisht ann jus,ie- Nat rho two State.
now ask tho Federal government 70.
Of Virginia and Wcat virginia should
nov ask the Federal government, for a
fet'lement OF the trust property com
mittcd 10 It's hands
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VETERANS WILL Be
GUESTS OF HONOR
University OF Virginia Will Pay
Tribute TO Sons Who
Went TO War.
PROGRAM NEARLY COMPLETED
Classes Organized and Prepare
tons Are Being Made for
commencement.
lspeeIa! 10 rhe TImes.nlspaleh.

fspccia! 10 The Times-Dispatch)
charlottesville. Va. April iO---Thc
graduating CLASSES OF the different
DEPARTMENTS at the University of viz
Eiuia have organized the class Of
1912, ana various committees have
been appointed to make arrangements
fo' the nnai exercises In June Sew
oral features Of the commencement
program have already boon decide;
upon tho most interesting OF which
will he the reunion Of the Con-
icdera,e veterans. who left the uni
versity at tho outbreak Of the Civil
War
Dr. W'ilian NJ. Thornton AZ chair
man Of the committee. has completed
most Of the ARRANGEMENTS for the re-
uninn, On April IL, the nfty-nI.st
anniversary OF the departure of these
students from the university Presi-
dent Alderman VIII issue personal
Letter TO cacf survivor, with an in
titaton, III the name of the uni
r.rsity. to the Reunion OF the Con-
icderatc veteran Alumni OF 1861. The
reunion will begin June 10. the day
after the final exercises begin At
II tho veterans IN Commons Hall will
be held for the purpose OF organizing
the Camp OF Veteran Alumni" This
meeting VIII be followed by a dinner
given 10 the veterans. at which Dr..
Alderman VIII be the ,oastmas,cr.
During their entire stay at the uni
vets!ty. the veterans Will be the
guests OF the university. They Will
be given rooms in one Of the don't
4
OGiiding. y special table at tho com
mons viii DO reserved for them The
committee in charge Of the arrange
nentH has ALREADY located about
uincty OF tn" alumni who LEFT during
The war. and hopes 20 reach many
more between now and June.
The university nnnl exercises VIII
hcein Tuesday. June II, with Alumni
bay. At 10 a. NJ there will be the
lion. ana at - o'clock the alumni
Grafton VIII be delivered in Madison
iiall The veteran alumni viii bc
given seats OF honor At the alumni
address The class exercises will be
held on Ihe terrace north Of tha
Hotunda at T.. N. At r. " the
veterans will he the cucs, Of honor
q, the Colunnadc club reception.
on "Wednesday juno l2, rubiic
LAY, the preseason Oh 'ilNUHil' Vvdi'
OF visitors. faculty and students VIII
march from the Rotuuda 10 Cabcii
lIali At ii =. NJ At the awarding Of
degrees, 10 be held afternoon the
Veterans will occupy reserved seats
Ia t,abcil Hall AZ eliminating
feature OF the grsduating exercises
a medal will b. awarded to cash
veteran alumnus present
AZ . o'clock q rcc"p,iun VIII hc
80,
Madison Hall when IN" veterans viii!
q gain nc guests OF honor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
DELEGATES APPOINTED
TO STATE CONVENTION
lspecial ID Thc Timcs- nisnnlnh

|
Mehcrrtn. Va. April iO.-At meet
me OF me Democratic County COM
Hiltec' hcld yesterday at Luncnbur.s
Courthouse. the following delegates
wers. c!eAed to- the State convention
At Norfolk: w. e. Winn. pleasant
Grove Siroye District; a. y. shackie,on. Lew
,:h iCistriet w. d. Kendis. Browns
G Gssirioi I'll len; ;: Il; Love. Columbian
District. Hon. T. j. Arvin and Dr. r.
largo.
No instructions were given the dele
gates as to how they should cast their
votes in the State convention. Thc
meeting was one of harmony. and
while. the choice of cand,date for
President was not discussed. il ia cuitn
evident that this county will cast their
The contested election case of 4 s.
Bridgeforth against C. ~. Hatchctt. for
me once OF county treasurer, Will be
taken up tomorrow before fudge Nm
T. T. u Bark rksdale 2nd II is expected that a
ter at once. Attorneys on both sides
have been busy during the past three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
HEEIGHl||L-0-N z :.
That's the Proper Way TO
Pronounce HYOMEI, the
Famous Catarrh Remedy
Ma de From Australian
Eucalyptus and Other An
tiseptics Just Breathe 1t.
Ii BanisE1es
Catarrh

Getting rid Of catarrh is an casv mat
ter if you will only use a common. sense
method.
Germs cause catarrh. You know that
and you also know that in order RI on,i
catarrh you must destroy the germs
Sprays and douches will not xiii tho
germs. Liquid cannot penetrate into The
folds and creviccs Of the mucous Nom
brane OF the nose and throat. Neitbnr
can it reach the lungs or even the tubes
that lead to the lungs.
In every HYOMEI outfit, which is soI,,
by druggists everywhere, there is hottie
Of antiscptic liquid that will kill catoIrh
germs.
Pour few drops of this liquid into the
little hard rubber inhaler which comcs
with the outfit and breathe this now anti
septic vaporized air over the membrane
Of the nose and throat infested with ca
tarrll germs.
It's pleasant, soothing and healing, is
this vaporizcd air, and it is really the only
remedy known that can reach and DESTROY
catarrh germs and end the misery and hui
initiation that catarrh causes. Complete
outfit, St.oO. Extra bottles Of IIYOMEI
il needed cost so cents. Druggists every
where sell lIYOMEI. 1t is guaranteed
not to contain cocaine, opium or other
habit forming drugs.
The Tragic Drag Co. guarantees it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Meeting of Church societies.

IHNtcIhI 10 INC TlWcs- DlSpatch.l
Salisbury. y. C.. April i0.-Evcry-
thing is in readiness for the opening
OF tho North Carolina state Conven-
ton OF Baraca and Phiiathias in Sails
bury on Saturday night. The occasion
opens with social session in tic ar
mory, at which several hundred dele
gates Will be welcomed. This VIII be
the first convention OF the kind held
In Salisbury and the second In the
State. From 500 to 500 delegates are
expected. Among the noted speakers
on the program will be Marshall \.
hudson. Of New York the founder Of
the MOrld- Midn Earucn work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
WILLIAM AND MARY WILL
HAVE 4 SUMMER NORMAL
Especial to The Times.pisp,,cb,

Williamsburg. Va. April 10.--A spc-
cial meeting of the board of visitors
OF William and Mary College was held
mere Yesterday for the purpose Of re-
considering the holding of summer
session, which was acted upon adj
Verseiy few weeks ago The sum
mer session will be held somewhere in
southwest Virginia. The exact loca-
ton is not known at present. but will
be definitely decided upon at once. and
preparations will he made to transport
the necessary library and laboratory
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
WILL OPEN OCTOBER i,
jake Wells Plans New $500, 900 Thea.
In I)irminEham.
LSpeelal Id 10 rimaa"mi.

rLSpecial to The Times Disn,tcr
,h;.,rh':ngham. Ala, April io.MJoko
MehH lest night announced that NE
new 100000 theatre building AZ Rir.
ahihs nam VIII be known as the Lyric
ana =, .i ,hat work will begin AT once, "a
- VIII DC ready to open Octobcr +,
WIZ be operated on the sa,,c .,, :. =.
WIN the Lyric in Richmond ~
colonial in Norfolk. the FORSYTH -,
Htianta. and his new theatre in Me-,
PMS Mr. Wells left for AIemnbis
this morning. -
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nor INDICTED ron MURDER.
Said 10 lie Youngest slayer Ever Held
in Chuthnnr County.

StYennah, Ga. April io.--Snmuel
Siinms. ten ;car-old white boy, was
irri ttcd yesterday for the murder ot
Thomas GriEifi an clevcr-ycar old
negro boy. Simms is said to be the
youngest slayer ever taken In custody
in Chatham county. He has just pass
"a the age OF AN infant as il ia held By
tho Georgia statutes. Si,nms Is al
legged to have shot and killed Grniff
bccausc the latter kicked Simtns's pet
huE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Youthful Couple Married.

Special % Tho Times D!spatch.l
Ella oetn City, y. c., April lo-Alss sue
-;uy Meyes. az Rirminsham. Ma. and Eu-
zen. Leon peIiigh. OF Norfolk, were mar
Eird yesterday MT the home OF Register o.
Deeds and Mrs. i. " Mundcn In ITarne:'
street. IN making application Tor license.
yuuug DeIIirh presented a written consent
from his father 10 the marriage. Ills age is
eighteen. while the bride. nEe II nineteen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
TILE WEATHER,
ofeehst; NirEiniR-Fnir Tbur.d,,
una rr"hnbly Friday; moderate temnrry
N"rfh CaroIina-IInsc,iI,d
ridHy, probably fair.

speciai hocni DHfu for Ycstcrdar.
- noon temperature SO
:, r. NJ temperature .., % %
1 - temperature up TO
W l "a temperature up to
\. NJ ............ :,
Mchn temperature .. ~
Normal temperature .... ~
Excess in temperature 20 20
DeanSithcy In temperature since
nISh l ....'...... ...... %
NeJ jnn. dehciency in temperature
nalntail last twenty four hours. .0i
Nrcum 1888 ~ since Alarch l.. AZ
January l . %
Local Observation II. NJ. Yesterday.
Temperature =.
humidity ..''' Sg
viva - S, .toii '''''. North
haihtail last twelve hours nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

equipment for the courses which will
be offered.
The board of directors of the East
ern state Hospital yeysterday unani-
mousiy elected Henley NJ. Sweeney, ST..
10 be clerk OF mat institution TO sue
coed the late John l.. Mercer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
CITY nETAINs ESTATE.
Writ ISSUED by Forest, vn., Mnn Dis
nisHcd ny Court

Boston. April lc.-Thc Worcester \ :,
Museum retains the $1,000. 600 estate
OF INC late stephen Salisbury, OF that
eH states Circuit Court of Apn.ais
nanaed down an opinion dismissina a
wit OF error which Bcnja min w, Unh.
paFa' Of Forest, Va. had issued ac,inst
INC art museum in an effort 10 rncn,.cr
one elefenth OF the estate which tho
UNI OBTAINED through the Will or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

county, together with two horses and
ilye head Of cattle. was burned last
night. cntailing loss OF Sl,500. \
quantity of fecdstuff ana machinery
was also lost in the fire, the origin of
Which is UNKNOWN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
ANNUAL REUNION. UNITED coz.
FEDEHATE VETERANS, MACON,

Southern Railway offers very. "a
duccd fares from all points. Rate from
Richmond, Sli.Gt. Droportionate rarexf
from. Other points. Tickets on ,eles
May 8, s. I. ana s. Three trains daily.
Office, so7 East Main. Phone Mad issn.
272,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
WARWICK CASTLE hEAsEDe
One Result Of countess, Visit to Amerl

UHt RcSIIE OF (bIulttSSN NTsU 10 NWtrIrH
1t IL Said
London, April q, via Gace Bay.-The Pal
Mail Gazette states that one outcome OF tkc
Countess OF Warwick recent visit TO the
United. States is the report that Warwtck
Castle will DO let a long leave TO a
wealthy American. The newspaper gives ne
hint = 10 the Identity OF the American
Warwick castle stands high above the
River Avon. a little under 100 miles to, IN.
gardens are inciossd Within the waits. IN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
QUICK RELIEF
FOR GROUP

(By request.)
Rub the throat and chest at once with
liberal quantity OF Mentolated Sues
and cover with hot flannel Have the
patient swallow small. piece OF Mento-
lated Suct also. Relief comes almost in
stantly. This is an old time remedy, but
is certain relief. Mentolated Suet is a
household remedy. and can be had from
spy drug store, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

months taking dispositions in this case,
ana these were only completed last
Week. y brilliant array OF counsel
VIII be on hand, representing both the
contestant and contcstce. ana il is
expected that two days will be given
to hearing both sides of the case rre-
scnted. Mr.. Hatchctt won ont over
his opponent by Il majority Of about
twcnty-ninc votes. and Mr.. Bridge
forth immediately declared that undue
influence was brought to bear on the
voters To such an extent that he lost
out on this account
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-12-10
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Redwood Falls People Have Absolute
Proof of Deeds at Home.

It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds of Deans Kidney Pills,
For Redwood Falls kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony of Red
wood Falls people.
A. V. Fedderly, Redwood Falls,
Mimi, says: Il was afflicted for years
with a constant, dull pain and sore
ness in my back. Often when work
ing, was taken with dizzy spells and
these difficulties gradually became
worse. Two years ago I was in such
poor health that | could no longer
attend to my work. Hearing how
effective Doan's Kidney Pills were,
| procured box. They entirely re-
lieved me. Ny former endorsement
of Doan's Kidney Pills still holds
good. The benefit they brought me
has been permanent"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-12-10
GOitre Now Durable
Reliable Treatment Found By
Eminent Doctor--You
Can Test Ii Free

Ii seems absolutely certain that at last there has
been found an effective remedy for Goitre-the
unsiEhtly and disgusting tumors that disfgure
the neck and sap the strength and vitality of
otherwise healthy and attractive men and women.
Some years ago. DIR w. T. Bobo of Battle Greek
Michigan. discovered what he believed to be sue
cessful treatment for Goitre. This belief was
strengthened by the fact that hundreds of sffuer-
ers stated that they were permanently cured in a
few weeks by the remarkable remedy.
One grateful woman writes that Dr. Bobo's
sample treatment cured her goitre. Another tells
as that one months treatment completely and
permanently cured her goitre. Still another
writes: One months supply entirely cured my
goitre," These are but extracts from hundreds
of letters received by DIR. Bobo. from patients
who state they were cured.
II YOU suffer from Goitre, write today 70 DIR.
Thompson Bobo Suite B29 Minty Block. Battle
Creek Michigan, and he viii send You free reg
ular $3.50 treatment of this effective Goitre rem
edy. to prove what it can accomplish for you.
DIR. Bobo authorizes us to make this free offer to
Goitre sufferers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-12-10
People Not At Fault.

IF the ballots were not correct
the people are not to blame, and if
the vote in these counties is con-
tested, the State will know who is to
blame. Moreover, the Individual or
the organization that contests the
vote will be dragged into the light so
that every voter will know who they
are.
80 If the real foe can stand these
revelations and can take chances as
to what will happea when an indig-
nant majority knows the truth, we
certainly can.
Defeating the plainly declared
viii of the people at fair election by
technicality is no joke, as the oppo-
sition will realize.
"The Michigan Equal Suffrage As