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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-15
Makes a Good Showing of
Years Work
II CONTAINS 696 PAGES


he thirteenth annual report os
tn" North Carolina Corporation COM
mission. has been ISSUED and IS now
for ~sratuitous distribution.
The report covers os6 pages ana IS
said to be the most exhaustive and
well-baIanced IL them an. Much
work. some of il Irathcr new. was uunc
during the past year. The fre.shi
aSitallons are among the most uota-
bic. There were many railroad I'M
p~royc!neutS.
Pernaps the newest ana most i'm
portant phase covered is the railroad
recoru Tor killed and wounded. There
were seven passengers killed last
Year. The Coast Line has four and
the southern three. There were III
injured passengers. the Coast Line
having 5. NorIoih Southern :. Sea-
board IL. southern loo, Carolina,
Cilnchfieid :, Carolina and Northwest
ern 10. There Mere II postal clerks
inquired but none killed.
The Killed ANON employees num-
bered Is, the injured 565. The Sea-
board suffered most losses in the KIM
Cd, having 9 TO the Southern's :. But
the Seaboard has only 126 injured
workmen, the Coast Lane lis, while
the Southern hurt 261.
TrespaSSerS Jared badly. The Coast
Line killed Il, the Norfolk southern
5, the SeaLOarl AR Line 10 ana tn,
Southern 50. In all 60 went to their
deaths his way ana II were injured.
The total killed is 81. and injured
$50. None of the miscellaneous roads
killed a man and only two. the Car
olina Clinchleld and the Carolina
Northwestern, injured a passenger
The Norfolk ana Western killed FIVE
+. fraSn3 SS9rc and tho 0niC~iII.a .l.
Nashville ,. The ItaIeigh and south
: port has a clean record across til,
page.
The number of passengers carried
last year was 3,34l,5S6. The mum.
: Der carried per mile Of track operat
E ed, is 1925. The number OF "a!
! miles u was 676,02l. The average
number Of persons employed IS BIS.
!. Probably no institutions interest {
: greater number of people than tn
: banks. The report on the State. pri
: vafe Il saving banks will show ma
, terial progress. ON the first Of Sep
TENDER. the grand total Nows-s63,
9SS,552.67. This doesn't include til
national banks, which viii doubles
I show half that amount.
& The most valuable feature Of tn
n report to the shipping public IS tn
Y section Of the report covering tn
y NOTtn CdIOIlnd lTtlShl CidS>lAtsAIlpH
and freight tariff applying on 81
North Carolina lines, also mileage dis
lance tables covering all lines. and OK
press and steamboat tariff, etc. Thu
( section is regarded the most compiet
\ ever embodied in j report Of the ON
mission.
Only one thousand copies Of tn
J report are issued and the supply VII
undoubtedly be exhausted before a re
II vision of il is issued. The report VII
Q be furnished free of charge on p
cation to the commission but II Wi
q not be distributed generally wfthou
request, as it is desired to place It a
, far as possible with those who hay
q real need for II.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-15
LOUISIANA ELECTORS.

Baton Rouge. La. Oct. l2.-The
names Of the Progressive electors will
remain on the ticket in this State for
the November election. This vas de-
cided today by the State election
hoard which disallowed n claim OF
the Republicans seeking 10 have the
F~rogreSSives removed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-15
VOCARJLARIES

A cops range of language is spacious.
A ball players blue and ~pugnaciOus;
A conductor can cuss,
A stage driver is Wuss.
But as for a sailor-good gracious,
Judge.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-15

There will he two balloons. which
VIII ascend at the same time. When
an enormous height is reached, a
woman will drop from one
u the balloons with a parachute and
descend to the earth. From the other
balloon q man will be seen to drop.
also with a parachute. bat his
cnule VIII appear not 10 omen II
once. and just as the vast assemblage
Is about to be Mortified by the ap-
parent spectacle Of tn luckless
plunger being dashed t. death the
second parachute Will be seen IL fall
from n first. and his second para
chute Will open To the breeze, and
the ~foolnardy will come
gradually down 10 the ground as he
performs all sorts Of erolutions unou
the bar which hangs below the para
chute.
James +. Hardy. the Worlds Great
est f1iSn wire Performer. Has
Been Specially Engaged to Give a
Series OF Aerial Exhibitions at the
Fair.
Hardy. The High Wire King" has
recently returned from Europe. where
the celebrated high wire artist has
created the greatest enthusiasm. In
presenting this great act, the manage
lnent ofter 10 their patrons the most
interesting outdoor sensational At
traction now before the public.
When one looks at his remarkable
performance it is hard to believe that
he performed the very same feats
over and over again above the ter
rlhle waters Of the great Niaeara
Whirlpool Rapids. Hardy's exploits al
Niagara Were admitted the most won.
dertul ever performed there. and i
IS worthy Of note that he duplicated
everything which Blondin had pre-.
VlOusly done there, and created
great sensation by introducing q grea-
many more novel and dangerous feati
which had never before been attempt
ed at so dangerous a place. and earned
for himself in the column of tn,
principal New York papers the title q
Hero of Niagara Since that tim,
Hardy has toured Europe and othe
parts of the world. His act is q goo,
one and will attract the attention O
thousands during his engagement i
the falr.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-15
THE FLESH MORTGAGE En-
planned,
(Chicago News.

Now h householder begins to IN
derstand why Shylock thought a
mortgage on a pound Of flesh sufficient
security for his ducats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
PLATFORM MAKERS
Have Practically Finished Work
Document More Concise Than
IN Former Years.

CHICAGO. June 2l.-When the res
olutions committee adjourned today to
permit its members TO attend the Re
publican convention the platform vir-
tually was completed. The draft OF
the document. read TO the full MEM
hership. apparently proved accept
able n the members generally X
pressed satisfaction Over the plank
dealing with monopoly and the courts.
The platform is more concise than
those OF the recent past n is es-
Eecially noteworthy / n that IL does
not deal with particular measures In
general. No direct reference is made
by name to any pending legislation.
The administration is commended.
and President TAFT is complimented
for his comprehensive. fair and Wig
orous dealing with all issues" The
administrations Of Roosevelt and
Mckinley are likewise eXtolled
After n brief session tonight, de-
voted to the threshing out OF differ
ences on the construction OF a plank
in favor OF Mississippi river improve
ments. the committee OF resolutions
adjourned until tomorrow. leaving the
subcommittee 10 continue Us labors.
The subcommittee also found It.
self under the necessity of giving fur
Their attention 70 the tariff plank. II
has been decided 10 leave out all
reference to the American standard of
living and II now seems probable that
the -phraseology OF -four years ago. fix
ing ;he difference in cost OF produc-
ton here u abroad as the measure
OF protection will be discarded.
Tho draft OF the document taken in
hand by the subcommittee was con-
ln-d to a general announcement in
favor OF the protective principle and
but not excessive"
The provision denouncing the Demo-
cratic methods Of tarin revision Is
m~aiQtainrd.
The friends OF President TAFT have
encountered UNEXPECTEDLY bitter oD.u-
siuou TO the unqualified endrosement
Of his administration. That endorse
ment Is coupled with an encomium
tn'u the services 81 Presidents Nc
kinley and Roosevelt.
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all thinking men to-day recognize
that the revolution is on IN this coun.
try, and progressiyeism is sure to
triumph"
Johnson declared the present con-
Ventlon had demonstrated the neces-
sity OF extending the Presidential
preference primary. and extolled the
direct primary as the fundamental
principle Of progressiveism.
tie said President Taft agreed TO
and accepted the California primary
law when he accepted the delegates
named for him TO be voted in a group.
d that acceptance. he said, TAFT
was estopped from accepting the vote
oil a single delegate from California.
johnson Keeps Up Fight.
Governor Johnson's time expired
In the midst OF his speech. lie asked
i've minutes more and n was granted.
lie spoke with great vehemencc and
apparently In great anger.
Johnson denounced rs unqualiGedIv
and absolutely false the claim that
The TAFT delegates received the biab-
est vote I'm the Fourth district. Tho
registrar Of the county. he said had
declared IL impossible to say which
OF the delegates had received he
highest votes
Never again. said Johnson. will
you ind a convention chosen ike this
one. The conventions OF The future
VIII be- made up OF delegates elected
by the people"
The Governor concluded with q
tribute 10 Colonel Roosevelt which
started an incipient demonstration. II
lasted little more than a minute
Theodore Roosevelt. no soi1
rms demonstrated In this
'faf an the peopio-not a part of
them-havc the right 20 rule I'm this
nation
Change on Roll Call
4 roll call then WIS started on tho
motion 10 Jay tho minority report on
tho table.
Thor" were n number Of CHANGES
from former rolls on this call. The
Maryland delegation. which had %.
'id"d 2 IN Z for Taft on The last cal.
went to Roosevelt on Tho California
case. lf 90 g. ono did not vote.
When Massachusetts had hern
reached Tho Roosevelt people had
rHincd - votes from the last call u
was realized the result was likely TO
lo close. and tho d~e'ocatos followed
Tho hHii0f'uc with intense interest
Vow YORK ravo IS ayes and o. noce.
o. change of % IN favor of tho Rooeo
f'It foyca
oregon. which had spif about oven
ON cor Ter contests. voted eorIfIv FOR
OBJ" Roosevelt forces. o. gain of five
votes
Warrington ,otr ,f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
THIRD PARTY

CHICAGO. UI. juno % PRANK SION.
r.uNf
ST. EH.srNrIf 900 POL nominated f4r
DBL. ri now party rr rrffeaa
g. 'n.r anytime more fn al uffH &c
If0r ThIi.ur convention now Dob session
fr fHe city Ur would not r4u fnra /.
nomination from That body 10 f were
Gwen .H .Im Ie regards no aa = r~rsa.
If Illegal n~rFauIfHf Un. formed Nv frs
force ~ men "frnufulfufIv seated Tnff
viii probably be nominated late fom4r.
row o. ia nov Tho earnest wish ~ afr
h.ur eTeif Hnf hIr friends fHaf Die
rHn' r1fInr FH fn him Trrt regard nIm
1s t.e proper n0mluoe "a -uch a c1uvcu-
fI"u
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nth HOUR BOOM

CHICAGO june On Several thou-
sand circulars urEinr HurHas. Hadisy.
hHrmHrt Hud happiness we're dIacov-
fIfn stored Ir nj down town hotel TO-
nHf anI several wcre eaau Ir an apart
Infrf rrrrrFed ln ne name ~ James
CON .Hrrlo nf View YORK. 40 the rooms
uaa said That SIR stewart Rad ieft
e. Did. a.
rfs discovery IrI many prfitf-is-.
Oh nrU".aa Che opinion chat nn rfaVanfh
I'H Uffrwpf uruIf nr made % ruf
'Nf Ozark horse combination into fha
INNING Close political friends 81
n.fh men denied they knew % such q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
CONGRESS LEAVES HIM
WITHOUT ANY MONEY.
'haOtic Condition Is Result Of the
Adjournment for Political
Conventions.

WASHINGTON June 2i-On July
I Uncle sam will BE- broke The
executive and judicial machinery NJ
tho government viii not be- able %
operate without going into debt Tho
chaotic condition has resulted from
an agreement OF the house today o
adjourn 0oyr Monday until Thura
day. June &C.. and thcn until Nonf.y.
July io ohIigo Democratic members
who have political business BOZ Ba.f.
more.
50 business can be- transacted Ni-
ing tho week s similar agreement
obtains 'u fno asrntr Sow ~approrr-
atIona must bo available for orcratni
The government after July O.. when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
HARVARD WINS

REGATTA COURSE. NEW LON-
pON. Conn. June 2i.-Harvard de-
fnstri Yale hv six lsnrths 'n mo am
r-ni rIrhf-onred acc ON mo Thames
f.'.T nero fnfe afternoon This
made ri clean sweep FOR the crimson.
tho Harvard freshmen eirhf and the
ffrriff ~f0ur-oarrd rows having De-
fratcd their Yale rivals earlier la the
uaF
Tho official rme % The Varsity crew
was
Harvard. 2i.n 1-2.
Yale. 20 .nf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
WILSON NoNcomMITTAL
OVER CHAtRMANSHIP.

SEA GRIT. s. J.. June 2l.-Gov-
ernor Woodrow Wilson said here this
evening that he had received from
William J. Bryan the telegram asking
him o Join IN a movement 10 prevent
the election Of Judge Parker a. tenn
porary chairman of the Baltimore con.
vention and that he would answer 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
Foss TRIES TO
DISCOURAGE BRYAN.

BOSTON. June Ex-Governor Foss.
In reply 10 the telegram sent to him
by W. ]. Bryan tonight. said:
Upon tariff reduction, abolition OF
monopoly and perfectinE the agencies
Of popular government. our party Is
united and sure 20 win the coming
election. ] hope. therefore. that we
shall subordinate all personal issues
20 these questions OF principles in or
DER that our party may not weaken
the important advantage 1t now pos
sesses."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
CLARK GIVES BRYAN
VIEWS ON ISSUE.

WASHINGTON. June 2i-Speaker
Clark ton ght teleEraphcd William !.
Bryan that II an Joined in an appeal
TO the Democratic ma ional committee
20 avoid controversies in organization
Of the Baltimore convention. the com
mittee would leave the pla. form and
the nomination OF candidates the only
real issue On which delegates need
divide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
BRYAN DECLINES
TO BE INTERVIEWED

CHICAGO. June 21.-Mr. Bryan.
when informed of Judge Parkers ac'
said he had nothing TO add
to his former comment. He re
marked. however. that thus far only
a subcommittee had dealt with the
question; the full national committee
and the convention had still to act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

Wisconsin. and g A Rice. ~ Hawaii
A iihrr rene or 1a.iiornia Hal9h
or Msrvland. + r. MrI oTmf CE~srT ri,
n'is. and John o. sullivan. Of ONO. aU
Epose'o.t sdher~uts. were absent when
the 'datIprnla vote was taken.
Indiana Contests.
The commitf.e worked sar toto 81
morning over tho Indiana contests Re-
t.r delesajes a. large where farmer
were pitteI against each other 80 ~
lana contests wef" not concluded un'il
Senator Reveridre and his ass,.i.,.
l''1-''".l contestants were defeated "a
The committee seated mo Taff
ir,esa',S 90 large Charles IS Falr-
ana I0sep. D. oliver
hItiernsss marked Tive arguments bee
..g7, 'lt SIDE % Senator Hcmruuav
.il Merrill MoDres on frs T4ff so,
E"i"iihsfandinE the fa.t that the
.t1p~"feIt members 81 the u4tipnaI r,,r,-
n'iti~e Rad voted last week '1 seat f'.
a'l' N''rsHteS. practically an ~ the
men 10 fNe credentials come
'HiLt"' this morning voted against .Hsm
The THirtee1'h Indiana District a.f.r
lH.tlI'4 10 fHs list 81 ,Y.frsfs
NIi'1 colonel Roosers.t said Rad been
unfairly decided against him hv fHc rI-
ronal committee. senator Ita,e-f be-.
nRa'u appeared as counsel
Tart delegate. element -fHfa-
.'N-r snl Maurice Fox. were seated b.
tfrd"nt OILS ruwwittea Tie motion
20 sent TIE Roosevelt l-t.azafsa v4a -.
fn1ted. % fp d.
p Che seventh Kerta-s- district tb.
eighth district contest was t.e7 taken
Tie committee voted f1 seat tho r,s,
'Fa'es from Tie Eighth Kentucky dis
tttHte for 70 motion giving t.e R,pss-
,'Ii a"l'a1f'r title o. t.a Contested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
. e q PURELY
SOSsn.D

The absolute vegetable purity 81 g. g.. g. has aiuovr ba,, Inc of Oh.
strongest points i1 tg favor. and ia oao 90 the principal rca437s wiz m H
te most widely known and universally used Of 40 blood r1aicirrt A
tHnt many q fno B0-rll"d blood purifiers orc really nothing moe fban
.Iong mineral mtrfuro5 which act so uuprlsanfv and dtrgrousfv on
.e dehcatH m'm1rano1 md Tissues u tho stomach and b.wa'r that evfa
II e4cn Treatment purified tho blood. tie condition fu which tho dfr-tfvo
e iet would otton De more damaging to the heats man the original
u'.W. not 80 Win b.S .8.-tB the greatest % au b@d purasra. and
sstFS M nj I'm ~ O. ohsolq,oIy safe sd harmless remedy. Th made
eWIty on mo healing and cleansing extracts and furoe of roots herbs
fEor UTss; e'n 81 which - IN daily use 81 some form by rhyHcans in
Lp aclca. years N works and research have proven g. Isl 10 confai1
s.etyIhhg n.ccssary 20 purity the blood nd a. the Same time supply the
C 49,. ~ h' purest and best tonic ehocta. SIS s.. cures Rheumatsm.
CtI t' ~ m sorrs 9nd. Ulcer, Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison
-. ~ gWfL 1000 troubles, and ~ loavea tho system iu perfect condition
Nne pr purified the blood. Book containing much valuable informa-
"N4 N"4 -nL eHo alylco desired sent FREQ Co al who write
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
MARSHALL DECLINES
TO JOIN BRYAN

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 21.-
Governor Thomas Il. Marshall. can
Gldate for the Democratic presidential
nomination. to-day sent 10 Colonel
Bryan a telegram asserting that he
could not show preference for any
enc who might be chosen for Temporal
rs chairman OF the National onven
tion. especially Judge Parker.
Governor Marshall said he did not
sec how the selection OF Judge Park.
er rs temporary chairman will result
in n reactionary platform In 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
SAM In PREDICAMENT

the new fiscal year begins The presi-
dent vetoed the army bill and tied No
the war office. The naval a%ppropria.
ton bill is with the senate. Neither
the legislative. judicial and executive
supply bill nor the sundry civil bill
can become n law until after congress
resumes business.
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were TO represent We're forced to
pledge themselves to abide by the
preferential vote OF tho State. Presi-
dent Taft did that. and II he now ac-
cepts the vote of these men in this
convention, he will be guilty of high
treason"
7. r. Men Hit Primary.
Heney declared hat II was abso-
lutely impossible under the returns
OF the election to decide what the
vote was In an individual district.
no one but the IS members OF he
national committee who voted to scat
these men and the other men whose
seats have likewise been stolen would
attempt 10 discover that vote"
Heney concluded with tho state
ment hat Tryon secured less votes
than II other Taft delegates in Cali
fornia. who failed OF election.
Congressman Serene +. Payne. OF
New York. an hor OF the Payne tariff
and boots as he appeared 10 take up
the argument OF the Taft delegates.
Where's AldriCh?" yelled q mar in
the gallery.
Mr.. Payne asked for a patient hear
ing. lie said he two Taft delegates
did not sit with the California dele
CATION. because the chairman OF that
delegation would not give them the
seats 20 which they were entitled
His declaration that the Taft dele
gates had been seated by the supreme
Law OF national Republicanism MAS
greeted with a prolonged chorus OF
Kisses. roans and boos. =
Root stops chorus.
The demonstration grew until SEN
ator Root tool a hand with this warn
Ing.
NO cause in n Republican national
convention was ever won by drown
ing speech on 81 her SIDE"
Mr. Payne said he proposed 10 be
heard IL 10 took four hours
Payne reviewed party precedent
from The time Of Lincoln in an effort
% show that tch national conventions
had always assumed the right to Ill
rect the manner Of selecting dele
gates.
He declared the California state.
wide primary Law was forced through
The California legislature because Of q
fear Of the Roosevelt people shat Taft
"'..INNA HEN t'HNAAH va 'l' N'ltA 'Tn.''NNhA
districts under the method 81 select.
ing delegates by district. why don't
You elect your presidential electors
that way" asked a member Of the
California delegation.
"BcCaIze We have no control over
that" retorted Payne.
Floor Leader Watson took NJ the
Taft argument when Mr.. Payne had
H. 49, 80
California law would have the effect
~ enforcing the unit rule. and de-
cIared that such n rule would never
prevail In n national convention.
Unit rule by primary H. no better
than unit rule hv decree OF couvcu-
ton. said Watson.
Like Robbery.
"It b. rohbiUE tho people Of q con
Rrc~ssion1I district ~ tho right ~ say
who heir delegates shall De-. Shall
the majority in Los AnRaiea decree
and determine who shall be the dcl,-
ra'es from San Tranc.sco7"
ESQ. boz. said some delegates.
The state d. not sovereign over q
c0rgrossiona distrIc'. Watson con.
cluded.
Governor Johnson 81 california FOL.
lowed 10 strobe 10 the front ~ tho
stage. ~clutching a LEGAL document Zoo
Dis hand
"Tlls question: hc said. "is FAR
moro than fhn question Of seating
two individual dcICeafos hv n report
~ 70 rDmmI''ne ON credentials or hy
r''Iuu or .ii- convention Tho qIra
zion goes to fhn very root ~ Rapub
Ir7r|rm. Dr. Ia shall tho rrorI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

SpLlSEIM. CHICAGO. June 2i-The
vote on the motion q Representative
James Watson fTaftb. 10 table the mo-
ION OF GOV; Hadley. Missouri. that no
contested delegate Re allowed 10 vote on
tnereport OF the credental committee
VA. a. folloMa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
SURRENDER
ADnIrs rxFr HAS won.
.. @. smith Thinks Ticket Nay Ne
TUT and Wanamaksr Now.
ny n y. CADDLE

GGt and Nanamake Now.
1Y L. \. CApDLE
Chicago. June Al.
After n meeting in the F1orentine
loom OF the Congress hotel hts even
irg ; o. Smith. who attended as n
nitmoers Of the committee on creden-
tails IN place OF Mr.. shaw. gave out
the statement 60 the Intel
llEencer reporter; Taft will he NAMED
or the hrst ballot and John wana-
maker. of Philadelphia. will be named
Wee president. in my opinion
President Taft showed enough
strength during the day TO win. The
seating OF the California delegates has
Ut Roosevelt out OF the running. He
would not want TO be nominated by
lhs convention as now constituted. IN
The smith interview was echoed by
other Roosevelt leaders. who have
thrown up the sponge and conceded
the nomination To President TAFT. IL
= d1ubtful ~ the convention will emo
tonight. and may last until next
Tuesday.
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TO BRYAN'S
KILOGRAMS TO CANDIDATES

at once. but he declined 10 give any
intimation as to the tenor OF his re-
ply.
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NnNrcAN row.
cAPrURnD ~ Anaovr

IA CRUZ Nrxiro June rf-gsosrsf
Urarta TODAY rerrIrsf r.---, 49,
'"'nreI Arrlte sfafIrr nr lad fats1
'r town NJ rafur|.nr sH miles ffs
vest nf here and en- Important pasa On
tle muurfH rs
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were TO represent were forced TO
pledge themselves 10 abide by the
preferential vote OF tho State. Presi-
dent Taft did that. and II he now ac-
cepts the vote Of these men in this
convention. he will be guilty of high
treason"
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-08-15
A Question Of Names.

In some of the country districts Of
Ireland II Is not an uncommon thing
to see carts with the owners, names
chalked on to save the expense of
painting, says the Youths ComIAa.
ion. Practical jokers delight in rub.
bing out these signs to annoy the
owners.
A constabulary sergeant one day
accosted countryman whose name
had been thus wiped out unknown to
him.
is this your cart. my good man."
"Of course It Isl" was the reply.
DO you see anything the matter with
IT." ~
Il observe" said the pompous no.
liceman, that your name is oblither.
ated."
Then your wrong" uuoth the
countryman, who had never come
across the long word before, "for me
names o'Flaherty. and | don't care
who knows It."