The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-05
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when we won our freedom from Brit
ish rule; when. during the civil war,
Lincoln wrote that new declaration
of liberty. and today. If you please,
when that freedom and liberty are to
be welded into the economic freedom
Of the people.
II declare to you that this third war
is on. and tina it isn't going to stop
until we have the kind of government
that insures the rights of the every
day man and makes sure hat there
shall be no special favors for any
special crowd. There'n he a howl about
1t, for these special privilege. fellows
are like a calf We used to have. 1t
ran with the COW until Christmas
quit bawling-it vas bawling when it
was five years old!
But 1t is coming. just the same.
me great work is going on all owe
INC United States. but it is up to the
people to see that it isn't baked. To
get the things the people ant I tell
you We'Ne got to have a Roosevelt"
Taft Is Panicky.
Washington. March 4.-The alarm
1ng news that Colonel Roosevelt is
planning not only to defeat Taft in
~" own state. but actually to invade
the south. recapture the Hitchcock
steam roller n use it against the
president with characteristic VIOLENCE.
made all the friends Of the president
SIT up and take notice. James Monta-
que says in a dispatch to the New
York American:
On receipt OF this information they
began suddenly to remember that
most OF the office holders upon whom
nation are Roosevelt appointees. The
colonel not only knows them all by
thelr first names. but he knows their
records n their relations, and the
number Of children they have.
A large numbe of them have signed
monographs Of the colonel hung in
their sitting rooms All Of them can
proudly point to letters signed by the
coIonels WI hand.
IL Roosevelt takes it into his head
TO go on a stumping tour Of the soutl,
ne ts extremely likely to get a large
humber OF these people. The TAFT
walked up to this possibility
quieted is to state the case yery con-
servatively. wy e'"
Thus far the president has been led
70 neiieNe that everything south and
north Is going his way with a whoop.
ne has been told that the Roosevelt
uoom Is a mere flash in the pan. and
mat there is no possible danger that
me colonel can get into the conventio,
with more than a handful of dele.
gates at his heels.
Up to the giving out of the Roose-
welt letter he only hoped that in il tho
colonel would tell the governors that
under no circumstances would he run
against his dear old friend Wiii;an,
ana ask them v again to mention
the name of Roosevelt in connectinm
with the nomination. ~
NO n has taken the president .into
~mhoen about the fear that Roose-
xeit VIII invade the south. but il vii,
days, and when it is done another NV "
romance like the withdrawal Of t,,a
names OF h ten North Caroline. M"
probable. % e~lFeHety
Just who will be the bearer Of ~.
10 tidings no one knows. The last
- NJ o's Te news had to be told
me cabinet to determine who Womb
De inc messenger. Secretary Never
refused absolutely: secrtary FisRer
suggested that Attorney General Wick.
ersnam ought to undertake the mis-.
Wtckersham besousht Hitchcock to
aiong to Secretary Stimson. -
Wnile Stimson was preparing a d..
caEnatlon along came Major General
G iomst :, Edwards. the military dip
met officers laid the case before him
They told him they had very bad news
20 tea the pres!dent-politicai news
almost sure to blow up" None Of
!nem were heroes. Would Ganerai
edwards. who fears nothing. found
ha rha p.ss,1ent IN h white house
nand OF ofiicial Tonsorialist PANEL
countenance. Edwards seixad the
mTmen ' the president could not
IA I Kem ~ Up ~. without getting a FAKE
news. But 1t was three days b. 'befo aa
n OF the cabinet ofncers dared -
mention 1t to Mr.. Taft. 'u "
NEW DIOCESE.
,er Mtaishin n,. March 5.-The pap.l
that the diocese OF Omaha. Neb. haS
heen divided and a new dioce.e .,"'
on Ue8fA H. 4C0L