The Washington times., 1912-06-18

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come forth with their best efforts IN a
mad desire to arouse enthuslasm TOT
their favorite candidate ana jar money
from the strong boxes OF his packers.
1t is estimated that half ton OF
campaign songs are dumped at the va
rIous headquarters at the Congress
Hotel each day. II keeps n small force
OF men busy shoveling the discarded
music out into a back alley.
Here are titles of just a few of the
the song writer's:
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Most n ~. s,ry uyrat.rs anpear IN
have been fayorahir Imnressea Nv the
Understanding, Idea. ns it is ihcor-
titles.
For Tariff Commission.
John Chandler Cnbh of Rnston. presi
dent of the National rarifY Asspciation
is here to appesr before the resolutions
committee TO urge sdoption Of a plat
form plank favoring establishment Of a
permanent tariff commission to succeed
the present temporary tariff board.
Diplomats Present.
T,uo. -,
hfee oouth American diplomats. In
tow OF Director John Barrett, OF the
n-American Bureau, are the ad-
vance guard of a score or more of
VIZ vii st.s,a on soreSn 1n,lons,
sents furn,shoS " rre,,S e er Tfe .toh IN ~
three Latin -Americans are 6 Nann
minister from Argentina.: Frederico
u anu '" ee 'ar'a' nraH'i'
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Co"eress Deserteo.
Taking advantage Of the gentlemen
agreement. which has been declared be-
tween the warning factions in Washing
ton. large delegations from the National
Capital are arriving on every train.
Consressmen and Senators, never absent
from their seats while Congress Is in
session, are seen here by the scores.
Hammond Reminiscent
~, a.. ,.,-..,
vi tne 'nir'eenth moor OF the BLACK
stone Hotel is a State suite. comprising
, three chambers and a spacious. high
ceilineed receiving room non, occun;ea
~, Iab, H.. ,y
oy 'oiii' nays fiai''fhoho ana MS stan
Although he Is an every minute talker
for President Taft-whom he repre-
sented at the coronation OF King
George. Mr.. Hammond says he is not
going TO work for the President in
convention convention OF 9th the National League Of
dent, -
But 1 haven't enjoyed such maRnif-
cence as this all my life Mr.. Ham
ihcI,o saio' IN Sse, wnen was pros
IN the IansSon -sid g. ~. g.. ,,H uI
arrested as nolticaI nrtsoner anu
The iaiI VAS hnrrihis ii,,,. bo,.
The food was worse After NE u.re
| there a abort time th., hsran ne-y,i,- =
! ting ns to have ,.isifors Ana uho
| shoI,d come in 70 ali hI,, M.rL Trsin
who was on his trfn arn,,nd ri. void
for material
| "Nr Twain Was later inter,,,eraa b,,
Pretoria newspaper man, to Whom
he declared he tho,,rnt the Americans
We're getting espentai1v An. | t,estmsn1 in
the prison and ali OF us were thriving
He said Il made a nice rest cure ss n
! America we were accustomed to sIeer
in the morning to MUNICH a few herbs
~. ..Tbs ranorter took rw.,, s.r,o,s,y
and came out with a story thar caused
a storm of indignation. They at once
cut down our rat1ons. stopped our visit
ls rs, anu o"useu us ai s'i's vi "'s
"Fr,ends who heard how W. usre
harassed, pursued Twain 100 miles in
the interior TO bring him back for ar
explanation 10 oom Paul Kruger.
| MOrrlSOn, OF Arizona
| A. L. Morrison. a delegate from Ari-
| uo,o 4, 49, - =, tar- C,,,toac.