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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Hebsnsn.G slsnne SGn;lise
perniei,tct.

S~orrcou, Ntcritp. Surt,
Nnhridltcn, Die aus Dem 6nuptouurz
tier Scr HcgicruuaStruppeu nlbcrs
gelanatcm. crfubr mnit, bab Die Mic
bcrluAc Der SrpScotruppcn picl NroBcr
mar. nls 6 riprilnglih nngcupmmcu
uno gcmeloct murbe. llcbcr 1,50O
Nebellcn, m~eiltcnthcil@ nliS Der Co
Tonne inter @encrnl Sala5or murbcn
gctobtet, pcrlulmoct pncr geinngcu &C.
uommsu, Sn chem @cieht i'll Der
Sdlludt bon Carmen. 100 Die Hcbellcn
iibcrraiht lplrbcn, purbcu bic Srupz
pen hes Nrncrnl3 SulnSur bndltdbs
lih peruihttt; nm ulgcidhr 800
Nam Der "a. 1000 Mtum 5dhlcnbel
Grippe aelan9 e5. lid III iuilper Slldt
81 rettcn. @eucrol Sala6nr peGab
iiA nit ieincr Sulppc Aeacn Die
Slunte bes Generals Suertu. Der Me
aicruusstruppc, nit Der Nbiid,t, oas
|prriiden pcSlelbcn ab6ulhncieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

rciic Ser orsaniiirten Slrbciteridafi
betrnhtet. Nuf Den porocreu Sieen
Der 8nllcric bcfaubcu lid1 hcrporroz
aenpe Irbciteriilbrer iuic 8ompers,
Wurriipn unb Snberc.
Bic TprIo9c ouenbirt baS be-
iteheuhe @eice bnhin. onB IN 3ufnufi
Der @rlnb bon ginbaltsbeicblen phne
porbcrigc Senadridltisma Der Sc
troficncn umtcria9t lit. Sir Elm iplter
Ginbnltsbcfchl nhcr crlnllcu, 10 bat
CT mn iiebcn Gage @illtigteit. mn
cine &crldugerung onrf MN crfolgcu,
lpcnn bas @cridt Der lleber5eugrua
iii. bnB iolde 6nnblungSipeiie gun
Grholtuua bcS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
bcNiugt rothwcnbia lit. ~Subu Soc
Ginbnltsbcicblc mcrocn nnhurd sur
llnmpAiiffeit. uub Bic Hfdltc hcr
Strcifer. bel oirieblifeu Sppcptts"
.irieblidt @adlcn" nus6ultcllcn ipcrs
Den babllrdl uncrtdnnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

Dem poren gleid15eitig bereits pabr-
5iinebmen ser Sirilts, 8rocpolt, sic
3Dilinge (aaitor unb Goaur), fer.
net Der GeguluS uno 9enebola i'm
2open. 3ebn Winiten ipGter CT.
ihienet Ser Satltrn ,ulb ser Yolor.
tern, 90 Miniten ipGtcr ser Mer.
fur, obsleih bieier Elauet iebr nahe
am Sori5ort uno audi in unmittel.
barer Ndbe beS Eunftes itanb, no
Die Come nltergeganaen mar. Sol.
fentlif baben Die eugliihen gitrono.
men bie fiir lie 10 giinitige 3cit oeS
aoblenItreifs nod ST. mihtigeren
gntoedlrnsen am Simmels5elt be,
nliBt, poriiber bisber freilih nid)t3
befonnt gemorben iit.-O@.D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Direftc tpakl Scr SunSes'
Scnatercn.

8aibington 8. 6. - Ser
GonsrcB paiiiertc nit 237 81 80
Gtinmcn cine genteiuiame Heiolutiou,
lpcldc Elm ENHANCEMENT 5u Der Gonitiz
tuition poriiebt, nod Dem Die &abl Der
9rnhesIenotoren III 3utunft purd)
bircfte &oltsabitimnuug erfolgen ioa.
Sic Gprla9c lit ihpn bonn Senat
pailiert lporbeu uuo BART iebt Der
llnterldriit bes Yrdiibentcn. Sos
balo Die iormelle 3eidnnng erfol9t lit,
miro cine Proclamation on bic Staas
ten erlaIIeu, INN peren @ilnihe be6ii8e
lib Der acknowledgement gcnoerun9 gu
erfabren.
Ser NbItimmlns 9ins eiu bitterer
Gampf porals, in peldenl Die YER
treter ser Iiibliden Staaten aenein'
lame Sohe 9egeu Die NeIoIntlor
modien. Defenders lprrpe pel
&i peSbalb 10 beiB, iueil pnI
GenotS : Imenbcment. lpcld]cS pel
@unpesrcgicrung bic Nuilid,t ilber oil
28ableu ertbeiltc. TART al9eToNteF
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
2lutss SanSitcr Jest ui,s
ieRGtlies.

Sori$ Srunfreid,. - Sic beiocn
lesten Siibrcr Der bcriidtigtcn fraus
5oliid)cn Iutompbil Guunitcn sic il,
Den leBteu Wonoten anu6 Srunfrcid1
III Shrcdeu gcicet hattcn, Cttouc
@arnier unh Ballet. murbcu 0itnppd'
III ciucm tlcincn &anbbuH2 IN
Nogeuts Sur Wnrue. ciucm &orori
BON &aris. u~nidIhlidl gcmudt; oig
Suuhittn hattcu in Dem 0uua gu
fllldlt Ncluht.
Sic &oli3ci bate boS IanS mittclS
0tcminlts in Die 2utt Qciprcn0t. in
meldtm iih Die Mdupcr pcrbdrritn.
hiert hutten, NlS Die @uile cinac.
thirst murcu. inub Die YoliSci Or.
uier tori uno &olct ilcrbcno Dor
Silui EoliSiltcu uurpcu III NcS
Shlaht. bic Der Grplpitpl pornlT.
gin1, pcrruuhct. Sicbc bicr5y
Spe5ial Correspondents. Scitc o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Cine Srau ais Smreameeei.

Sri. Sulia 6. 9atbrop bon Chicago,
cine Witarbeitcriu bon Sane Nbbams
am @erfe bes 5ua Souie, Wit9Iieb
DER 8obltbdtisfeits : @ebDree bon
Slinpis uno @raouirte uno Dfit@
Srultee hes Snliar College, lit iiln9it
bon SrGlioent Gait 5um Gbei pes
uellen ,@bilbren's Bureau" i'm Sauz
belsz uno grbeits Separtement nit
eincm S~abressebalt bon $4,000 era
nanut porpen. Sri. 9atbrpp lit Die
critic 5rau, melhe ie inter Der He.
aierung Der Ser. Staaten 81 einem
Bureau Gbei gentaht iuDrben ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

Ser Hebcllen : @enerol bat Die Crit
ihnft Guutro Sinnegas nit 2cid1ti9s
felt scnpmnlcll. Or nliBte 5ipor, baE
iih &licrtn's Srrppcn IN DER Ndbc be-
fiubeu. 9ieiclbcn befanbcn iih aber
behcutcub nGhcr. ais Sdlosor es iid'
Su trdln,en cr!nubtc. WGbreuObem
Die Hcbellcu INN Die Carmen Shllld)t
paiiirten. Scisten lid plpelid) Die Sc>
aierun9struppeu inter Gpmulonbo bes
Generals Srucp hubert ulb nit 6ilfc
bon Nrtilcric mn MaIdincugcuehren
selnug g linn bic Hehellen beinnhe
blIhitdbllh 6ll pcrnitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
JrlanSer aeacn Gintpanee'
rmnessSciebrGnfmns.

Ncm BORT. = Sic Selegaten Be-
&ereiui9teu SriId)en @eleQIhaft hiel@
ten cine %crlummliun8 ab, i'll Der Gez
iplutipncu gcfabt mllrpeu, ipeld]e lid
nidt nur gcgeu Die Inuabme bes
Moot ideH Nmenoements sur ginpnna
ruugs : @eiesaebung, hie 5ur 3eit
Dem Observation-Disclosures porliegt.
cncrgiid altSiprcdcn ionbern auh
hcr Scpiligrng BON $7,5o0,000. Die
CUR %crhcrrliduuS he2 Smiinlcn bcu
ger. Stuutcu ulo Gn9lnub ieit 100
Suhrcu bcitebenocn Sricpcns bieucu
iolcn, in frdftigcn &prtcn o%pponircu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Kaiier Spsispt eeEtIse NIT
Sran3ssenfrswnScn.

StraBburg. - &uiicr Nil
bclm iprud Elm cruitc9 &prt mi.
Dem Stant2 2 SctrstGr bon Gliub
Sptbrinacn. ippic nit bem 8iiracrs
meilter BON S%traBburM nun crtlIrtc
ruunpca. bnB, lpenn Die icinolidl
@ciinmlug aegeu Scutidlnnb midi
nuhlaNe, man anocrc Snitcn aiiz
Ipannen ipcroc.
Wei Scipredpuug Der politiiher
Snge in GiioBe &otbrin9cm Dem bcut.
fcinaliden Nuitretcu gcluilIrr NrciI,
unS Der mlperbphleneu @tnnciauuf
au SrnnircidL iagtc Der Naiiel
lpnrtlidl:
sic fculeu ms nilr BON Der better
Scitc; Sic mogcn inns dbcr nod pog
elmer aurercu Seitc tcmeu Icrueu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

@emn Sic auf benz betretenen Yfaoc
fprtidreiten, merben mir Sbrc Ser
faiiung Wioerrufen, nub Guer Sano
einfah ST elmer prensiihen Eruuin3
mad,cn!"
Ger @arnuns bcs GaiicrS fulste
Elm Manouer elmer militariifen Suft.
ilpttc inter Sirius Seinrih an Der
frnn5Diiiden 8rcu5e BET Met, mel.
DIES eineu Stnrm Der Gntriiituus an
Der @reuSe nilo in cams Srautrcif
bcruurrief.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

stencil outfit consists of Is cut
stencils on good quality oiled
board, ready to use; 6 tubes of
assorted best stencil coiOrs; )
thumb tacks; 2 brushes, also
full directions for stenciling
and mixing the various colors.
Price, SIPS.
9225-An Attractive Under-Garment.
Ladies' Combination Corset
Cover and Drawers. This pleas
ing and comfortable model may
be developed of dimity, lawn,
%nainsOok, batiste, crepe, or
silk. The drawers are COM
posed of a yoke heightened by
full rufie portions or flOunces.
The corset owe is cut with
the necessary f%ullness. The
pattern is cut in 3 sizes: Small,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on Shis
page will be mailed to any address on
receipt of 10 cents ~(silver, wrapped In
paper, or stamps) for each pattern.
excepting embroidery patterns, which
will be sold at prices as given with
description. Write name and address
plainly and be sure to state numbers
and sizes Of patterns desired. Re-
member that In these patterns alloWs
ance is made for seams. Address, 81
PATTERN DEPARTMENT, u
Catholic Printing Co, Y
Dubuque, lows
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
(G~in9cianbt.)
Dr.. Sal;n,amns Srcifteae an.
Gekrsricmtinar 81
It. francis.
(@inacianNt.l

Sriiber olittiertc @citrdse .$777.95
Seitbem erbuItcu:
Bon chem bpcbp. Ncrrn 800
Weltcnt 400
@om botlp. pcrrn ). Is.
Srllne 800
Som hodlp' itcn %rGloten
Sps. Nainer $500
Bon Srn. 8. I. Sud $500
Bon eincm bodlp. 0errn
Yfarrcr 500
@On Sen cbuu. sdrpcitcrm
bon Notre Same. @nmils
ton. Sbio 800
3upadlS 2O.00
Gpn einem Srcumb 1000
saen ireunolitcn @cbern bcitcn
Suut! M0gc Der 8iltigc @ott ibucn
noh piclc Modubmcr crucdcu. bauit
Die Sreiitcllc in nid>t 81 Icrucr gu
tlnft pcrgrbcu lpcrbcu fomc. Seoc
tleiue 0jubc biIit. Tic iprcr &ollcnpuna
nGber 81 bringcn,
SAB inter Den obi8cn SiebcsAobeu
alIob eine ipldle pom Sd)ulihpcitcrn
iih 6ciinbct. in Elm ncpcr Scipci2 ri
fiir, pic mridltia - iii, mcrm man
in9t, Die 9cbrer Icicu Den Stnuc'tcrn
ciu Sorn i'm NuNc. @arum aud,
iplltc bnS Der Sull lcin? Iui ic hlm
BERT Shulidnucitcru tonrmt il Dot
fuum Gin Schrcr. limo buS III mobr
lib nidlt crlpdbncu:lucrtb. llcbrigens
iprndcll sic Sdmtitern oft 1cnAg Den
Munih aus. bon Der Scituna Der p5cz
rem Nnabcntlniicu beircit 81 lucrbcn.
mic buS ia uucb I'M acNcnipdrti9cn Snll
uitlt unflar ungcbc!tct mirb.
W0gc @nttca Scgcu ulic @c'd'cnfe
gcbcr begleilen.
Z. %. &oicI. Heftor,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

confined by a belt or ribbon.
The pattern is cut in 3 sizes:
Small, medium and large. 1t
requires 3 3-S yards of 36-inch
material for the medium size,
or 5 1-2 yards of %fiOuncing, 33
inches deep for the medium
size.
S433-A Comfortable, Desirable and
Convenient Creeper or ROmper
Dress. When baby learns to
play with its top and creeps
on the floor, when it begins to
tOddle round about the house
and learns to make mud-pies
out of doors, it becomes neces-
sary to protect his clothes
from dirt and soil, and at the
same time dress it comfortably
and conveniently. The model
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
csrhGnsnibpsner Damiits
brues.

3mci pciterc Sonmbrithc iiub am
Miiiiiiippi IN Souiiiano eriplgt. BON
hcncn ciucr lupm0alih pcrbdugniBpoll
mirn. Del 0nmcliu nuf Dem &eits
ufcr oea Sluiic>. - Mcilen nprOlih
bon Nctu Orleans, 3d., barit aGmlit
Der Somm 90 SuB mcit.
&ci 0nmelia trfplgte audi I'M Sabre
1903 cin SumUnbrudl. Der cincn Sdus
Den bon iibcr $4,000 600 anrihtetc
mo Der Mcgicrung il6cr 100000
toiGetc. Ser ouoere. lmbcneutcnhcre
@rId) cutitanb bel Neitor. 55 @teilen
mtcrba!b Don Nelu Orleans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
2lntis Jniumftisns0 eieS int
Basic anasnsinnten.

@ aibiugtrn ,. 6. - Mil
2I4 ecaeu 81 Stjnmcn mIrhe IN
soaule sic Glnptou Inti Nniunttipns
%orla9c an%Genpnuncn, Sepcr Demo.
frat itimmtc iiir bieielbe, mo ais bal
HcilIltat p%erfiinbct lpuroc, eriplgtC
cine GuBerit lautc @cifollS s&nubs
gchullp.
Sielcs @cicb pir> ais eiu gclpalti.
ecr Shritt nah ppripGrtS I'M Snte'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Gin ,peiblieper SrieSsmsriettsr
in NtiTsnri.

Sopliu Mp. - Der erie mcibs
lihc Sriebcn3rihtcr in atilipuri murhc
bier crnuunt luh Slpur III Der YcrIun
uuu Sruu Siubclie Carl ais Mach
IplNcriu hires ppr elmer @pfc gcs
irorbcucu Ontttn. ociIcu Scrmin crit
III iedlo Innntcn upaclnlfen mare.
Sic SeitImnuln8 8in9 pom Gountpz
(Scriu,t nll5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

are shaped to form a vest, be-
meath the chemisette of net,
and the short sleeve is finished
with a neat cuff. The skirt has
a gOred upper portion, length
ened by a shaped fiOunce. The
entire costume will require 8
1-2 yards of 40-inch material
for a medium size. The waist
pattern is cut in 5 sizes: "a,
36, 80, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. The skirt pattern in
) sizes: %, "a, &c, % and 80
inches waist measure.
This illustration calls for
TWO separate patterns, which
will be mailed to any address
on receipt of 20 cents FOR
EACH pattern.
St1-I n.xEx TL:. .I.y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

address on receipt of 10
CENTS FOR EACH in silver
DR. stamps.
1616-A "Home, Sweet Home Pat
tern. For outline or solid EN-
brOidery this design will be
found very effective. 1t comes
Stamped on art cloth. ......25c
Perforated pattern. Csc
Transfer pattern.
S979-A Dainty Negligee. Ladies'
Dressing Sack. This model
may be finished with a bell or
puff sleeve, with a sailor col
lar, or with round or pointed
neck outline. 1t is appropriate
for founcing, lawn, linen, chal-
lie, flannel, or flanelette. The
sack may be worn loose or
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

Wabiipm, &iS. - So6n &.
Siee. Der purd Ole %ertbcihigun9 pes
Cameron Samml &criihmthcit err
lonAtc, luobci Elm 6iiii@ibcriff cr@
i6cncl mo u itlblt 81 lebcuSIGn9z
lidcr Gjeiunacnidait perurtbeilt
murct. tat MN nlldl in Stootss
Sbccgcyidt iciucn Ern6cB ucrloreu,
inrcm pcioQtcr eicrihtSbpi cine lint
ItoBuug oc3 llrtbciIa pcrueiserts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

purbe. S(ud ipurbc Die Surht Dor
elmer NeserzS ominierung laut.
SaS critic Wal ipllrbe Die Srdge
Der pirefteu 8abl Der Senutoren BON
gonsrcb i'm Sabre 1926 alifsenrm'
men, iid, tempprdr ipieberbolenb. Sic
bellte paIiiertc Helulution nilrbe bon
Senator 8riitoip alts &anios I'm
Sabre 1911 eiugebradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

here shown covers every re-
quirement of a creeping apron
or pinafOre, and serves as
rompers also. 1t may also be
used as a sleeping garment and
will as such be very practical.
The apron is cut in 3 sizes: 6
months, | year and 2 years.
n G h a m, fiannelette, cham
bray, cambria, or dOmet fan
mel may be used for its devel-
Opment.
9209-9212-A Unique and Stylish
Design. Composed of Ladies'
Waist Pattern 9209 and Ladies'
Skirt Pattern 1912. Blue cotton
wolfe with facings of black
.percale and embroidered net in
cream color was used for the
development. The waist fronts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

9142-A Trim Apron Model. La
dies Apron with Panel Front.
Suitable for lawn, cambria,
nainsoOk, swiss, Bingham or al
paca. This model has the front
and skirt portion combined.
The bib is cut low and square
and forms straps owe the back.
Any desired trimming may be
used. The pattern is cut in 3
sizes: Small, medium and
large. 1t requires 3 So yards
of 36-inch material for the me-
dunn size.
9110-9111-A Stylish Coat Suit.
This attractive model is COM
posed of Ladies' Coat Pattern
9l10 and Ladies' Skirt Pattern
Oil. Double faced suiting was
used for this suit, in gray mix
ture, the trimming being of
gray. The skirt has the pOpu-
lar "box panel" back. The coat
shows the deep pointed collar
with shaped revers fronts. The
coat pattern is cut in ) sizes:
81, SO, 80, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. The skirt pat
tern in 5 sizes: %, "a, 26, %
and 80 inches waist measure.
1t requires 6 yards of 44-inch
material for the entire suit.
This illustration calls for
TWO SEPARATE patterns.
which will be mailed to any
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; Our complete 1912 Spring :
= and Summer fashion catalogue !
= will be sent to any address &
q upon receipt of 10 cents. This !
+ catalogue contains over 400 !
+ of the latest designs for gar !
: ments for ladies, misses and !
: children. Also newest embrOi- :
: derry designs. No home dress :
= maker should be without it.
USE COUPON BELOW. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-21

16-Stencil Outfit. This splendid
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-03-21
SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

his way. He has refused TO let his
boomers invade New Jersey and other
states that had favorite sons Of their
own. He did not even speak at the
Jackson day banquet in Washington,
where the Democratic national com
mittee foregathered and where VIII
liam Jennings Bryan, Woodrow Will
son, Champ Clark and others of the
faithful held forth. Instead, he jour
neyed down to East st. Louis, in the
land of Egypt" and addressed an
audience that had to keep their over
coats on, it being somewhere from
Z to II degrees below zero on the out
side. That was the occasion when
he cried, "Oh, for an hour Of Andrew
Jackson" One or two OF the papers
got it, "Oh, for another Andrew Jack
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-03-21

suits against the Transmissouri Freight
association, the Joint Traffic associa-
ton and in the Addystone Pipe case.
Strangely enough, the decision in the
last named action was made by Cir
cult Judge William II. Taft. While
Harmon was in Office investigations
were started into the affairs Of the
beef trust and other corporations.
"Guilt Is Personal"
When Roosevelt was president Mr.
Harmon and Mr.. Judson Of st. Louis
were named as special counsel for the
government in the famous Santa Fe
rebate case. In their report they Sc
verely criticised Paul Morton, who
had been an official Of the Santa Fe.
but was then In Roosevelt's cabinet
In the correspondence following this
report Governor Harmon gave birth to
the famous sentence, Guilt is always
personal"
The phrase is fairly illuminative Of
his stand on the trust question. In
stead of prosecuting the corporations
he would go after the men behind
them. The logical outcome Of this at
titude would be the enforcement of
the criminal clause of the Sherman
law, but whether or not this would be
his course in the presidency Governor
Harmon has not indicated. From his
habits Of thought and his record the
conclusion is justified that it would be.
One Of the strongest notes sounded
by the Ohio executive is for economy.
It is on this that he has made a rec
ord in his own state. He is fond Of
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-03-21
BY JAMES A. EDGERTON.

~ ESPITE the fact chat Ohio is
the mother of presidents"
she has never furnished a
Democratic president or even
Democratic nominee. This year the
Buckeye State is intent on correcting
this oversight Since the Republican
party was born she has furnished four
out of ten of the Republican presi-
dents and two more who were born
in Ohio. During the same period she
has put across only one poor vice pres
idential candidate on the Democratic
side, and he was defeated. The ref
erence is to Allan G. Thurman, the
"old Roman"
1t is time that Ohio and the Demo
cratic party got together and corrected
this mutual defect. VIII they do It?
Well, Ohio is willing. and Ohio
knows the game. The Buckeye Dem
ocrats have a fullfiedged presidential
candidate His name is Judson Har-
mon, judge. attorney general of the
United States and the only Democrat
who has served two consecutive terms
as governor of Ohio since the civil
war.
Harmon's fate line has crossed that
of William. Howard Taft in peculiar
manner Both were born in the same
county and live in the same city.
When Harmon resigned as superior
court judge in Cincinnati, Taft was
appointed in his stead. Later Harmon
went into the cabinet, and few years
later Taft followed suit. The same
year that Taft was elected president,
carrying Ohio by approximately TO-
600, Harmon was chosen governor
with a plurality of 10000. Is this
strange chapter of condolences now
to be completed by the two opposing
each other as candidates for president
of the United States?
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~ ESPITE the fact ihat Ohio is
the mother Of presidents"
she has never furnished a
Democratic president or even
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JUDSON HARMON

Mayor of Wyoming, o., 1855.
Common pleas judge, 1868.
Superior court judge, 1888.
United States attorney general,
1857.
Governor Of Ohio, 1909.
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son. and wondered If Governor Har-
mon himself did not fill the bill
A few Of the other recent sayings Of
the Ohio governor make good Demo
cratic reading:
Need Of tariff reform sticks out like a
sore thumb.
An ounce Of performance is worth ton
of talk.
I'm like the man from Missouri on the
initiative and referendum-let's see how 1t
works out.
think more of saying my prayers than
of throwing up my hat when l think of
the responsibilities of the presidential Of
fee.
My Yankee blood rebels at extrava-
gance 1 believe In economy in all things.
No one has ever defined the progress
sive' for me. Accomplish necessary re-
forms That is progress.
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Platform of Three Planks.

The program on which Governor
Harmon is making his campaign is ex-
ceedingly brief, consisting of but three
items: Reduction of the tariff. revival
of industrial health by control of trusts,
economy of government.
On the tariff question he stands for
the time honored Democratic principle
of a tariff for revenue The present
tariff he calls a system of favor tax
es." Elsewhere he has said "a ia
yorite tariff is contrived with regard
chiefly to the distribution of benefits
among claimants. by a scale which
varies with their respective influence,
persistence and willingness to recipro-
cate"
On the trust question Governor Har-
mon favors the assertion of state rath-
er than federal authority. He claims
that his position as attorney general
has been misrepresented and cites the
fact that he was the first to make the
Sherman law stick by his successful
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quoting the statement of former Sen
ator Aldrich to the effect that $780,
100000 annually could be saved by
business methods in the departments
at Washington. II his administration
in Ohio is any indication of his course
at Washington. Harmon as president
would equalize taxes, cut out graft,
systematic the departments and in
troduce economy at every possible
point. He has done that in Ohio.
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Born Hamilton county, O., Feb.
3, 1s46.
Tried TO go to war, but pre-
vented by father.
Graduated Denison university,
1866.
A Greeley Republican, 1872,
and became q Democrat, 1874.
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Is He Another Jackson?

AS a candidate for president Gov
ernor Harmon has had little to say, as
usual, but has gone the even tenor Of
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His Record as Governor.

Among the things accomplished by
Governor Harmon in his own state
outside of those already mentioned are
these: 1.-THE selection of judges by
rings and bosses was abolished. The
choice of federal senators by the peo-
pie was provided for. The primary
election laws were extended. Better
and more economical management Of
public institutions was secured. Com
pensation for all injured workmen was
provided. Various measures for the
protection of working men and women
were enacted A fair and effective
public utilities bill was passed and put
into operation. Approval OF the In.
come tax amendment Heretofore re-
fused was given" All Of this is taken
from a speech of Governor Harmon
himself, nor does 1t complete the list
Judson Harmon is a Cleveland DEM
ocrat, who is never ashamed OF his
former master. He is something OF
sportsman, plays good game OF bill
lizards, is large and loose jointed and
is called Uncle Jud" by nearly every
body, including his political opponents
There are many arguments in favor
Of his candidacy, but the chief Is that
he received 100000 majority for gov
ernor of Ohio. That is unanswerable. 4