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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
Die 6. IL. 81. 9iabuttfIaas.

Die 6. II. 81. Uiabutttlage.
Dor bem arsisgeritt begonn seit.ru
bic Uerhanolung in Sahen Der 4ppli.
tdtion Der 6. II. 81. R. R. Co., siner
8iabutt iiber bic OffsntIids aanbune
bouen gu biirfen.
llrfpriinslid purbe bic aIase i'm
Jnfolpen5seriht sinsersidt, no biz
gntfheioung gesen bic 9abnaeielI.
ihoft ausfieI. Cine 8erufung an bas
Common pleas geriht bate bdTIeIb.
RtiuItot inosm Rihter Guibing ebsn.
falIs su Guniisn Der Stabt entf9isb,
Dorauf bic Geielf9aft iid an bas
Rrtisseri6t tpanbte. Die 0ertanbs
lunssn tpsroen ohn. 3ipsifsl msbr.r.
1age in aEfprua nsbmen.
5odflutb ponS atibunsss
fallen.
Warp S1rabsr, bi. ficb am 10. Woi
1885 nit Mm. Shraeer perbeiratxte,
tptlder Gbe brei Ginbsr entfproiIen
iinb, bat ssitsrn cine Steibunssilau.
angeitrenst. Sie fiibrt u. u. an. bab
Shraoer bem 1run.e sre.kn mar,
niht fir iie uno bic syamilis seIorai
ano fie forttpdhreno in bruialitsrgDeii.
bebanbtIt babe. Ginmof babe sr RI.
nit einem Jauitfhlds 8u goo.n ee-
itredt unb Dann Deriudt, ibr nit einem
+gliiknoen Shiireifen bas geiidi su
perbrennen. Sis fpebrte iid jspoh unt
erlitt babei 9ranbpunben an btn6Gn.
ben. beren Spuren i,st nod nidt Der.
ipifht finb.
eo. H. Gnito, Der feline Satin Ga
Verne 0oito auf Gheiouns perslaai
bate, berfduriie "a seitern. su erfteI.
nen. tuesbalb bic yrau auf ibre ge.
aenilase bin cine Sneibuns erIansi.
Sk mics nod. bnb Gotiu. ben Fl. an
Il. Suni 1911 sebeirnibet bate, nis
fiir fis seforgt babe unb Tie aud, fr
brutal bsbanbelt bate, bab iie ibn per-
laffn muBte.
lpbia gdbarbi, 75l Wabe gtrnBe
frurbe BON 6orrp Gdbarbt, ben lie an
20. Sttober 1902 bsiratbste. e.I6ie.
ben. neil er iie unb fein Hino Dor ct.
ma feds Jabren Inn Stih aelaiIsn
unb iih feitbem niht mebr um jie Be-
iiimmert bat.
0oIbie 9olIison erlnngte eintSdxi.
bung BON Sobn 6olisan. neil sr in
seiner Weife fiir lie unb feline breisfin.
Der geforst unb ne obenbrein nod bru=
tai hbanbelt batts. Auberbem ipur-
ben Der Grau So 4Iimente pro Woh.
beipilist. Die 1siben hsiratbeten an
20. Gttober 1902.
Mrminta Turner mar cine Witiips
nit 5irsi Rinbern, als iis iih am i.
Citober 1910 NIT Wm. S.Iurnsr per-
btiratbtte. nahbem er ibr srtldrte,
bob & i'm Gtanbe fsi. fir iie su for.
gen. 6iait bies 3u tbun, babe er fid,
anf bic faule paut aeIeet uno lie sipins
gen molten, in benz RoitbduIe, mo- er
Iceirtt, be 6tene zines Dienitmdbnens
cr5unebmen, um banurtb fein RcitaeIb
1u perbienen. Do he iih cine iolhs
0rnisorieung niht 0efaflen IdITen MOI.
te. ptrlieb Ne i'm uno ftrengie bic
6hsiounssfluee an.
Wtorp 8. Mottrmnn mia BON Sos
tepbW Wdternlnn, NIT bem Ne iin am %.
Geptxmber 1897 ptrbeirntbete. neffies
.etn fem. neil e iufcIae isinsr 1runt,
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perIoFen, ibr jebob tGgIib liebesbriefe
esfnrieb<n. Rad ieiner Riidtebr babe
sr lie nah Wartinspin., Snb., s.nom4
men unb audi bort bie Re6aung fir
Tie bs5ablt. Hadoem iie nod auf pers
fGiebene Jrasen srtldrt bate, bdb
Burger gegen fie nnb ibre Wutier iebr
liberal mar unb iie NIT Oefhenfen
iiberbduft bate, fiiste iie bin3u, bab
oerieIbe nit ibr am "a. Suli 1911 in
Retfh's Safe an Der 4rmorp uuo
Jreemnn 4pe., in Der Rdbe ibrer Mobs
nuns, ND iie fdon perfhteoene Wale
sefpeief, paren. suiomrsnsetroffen iei
unb ibr ertldrt babe, bab er lie ni6t
beiratben tonne. gs babe cine S3ene
geeeben. unb als iie iih ipeigsrte, fid
BON ibm gum abihisb fiiiIen 3u IoHen,
babe Ct seorobt, iis gu eripiirgen. auf
ibr S4reien fsien isbob RaGbarn ses
fommen, unb bas lei bas leBte WaI
geipefsn. bab er fie beiuht babe.
6iermit bate bos areusperbor Iein
gnbe errtiht unb ols eriter 3euge nurs
be Or. u. Renneier, 1862 gapmillsr
Strabe aufserufen. Der bic al1serin
i'm Sanuor 1911 auf angeblifxnRbeu=
mdtisnus behanbelt bate. Gr sdb
au, bab Der Nnfan burf cine Ser.
Iesuns, tpie iie bi. FIdserin beIhrieben
bate, perurfodt iperben tonnts. syrau
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rim. fdsie aus, bab iis Sobrelans Tn
bem Deindft Burgers an z. unb gsn-
trail 4pe. eetauft babe unb, bobnrn
NIT ibm beionnt sstporbsn T.i. glus
bieiem Drunbe lei fis audi erfreut ses
tutien. als er Tpdter In ibr 5aus Tam,
ibgs 1ofter befudte unb fpGter um
beren 9nnb anesbalten babe. Hohs
Dem noA einise ireunbinnen Der Rld-
germ ptrbort tporben paren. srfldrten
ibre Anp6lie. bob fie feline peiteren
3eugen bdtten, fpesbalb 0ertoeuns Biz
brute Dormttins sintrnt. mann bic
Dtrtbsihi9ung nit bem Werbor ibrer
3suoen beginner uno pahrfheinlih
NIT bem Dtrslosten feIbft ben anfans
MAIDEN fpiro.
Wdbrsnb bes 1oaes purbsn aud
gtrfaHe eemaHt, auftlGrungen iiber
Die uHgsbli9en llebertrasunatn. tpelhe
Burger an feline iebise Grou unb1ots
ter semoHt bat. 5n erlnneen. bod rpies
Ri6ter Gufbina bieie Graaen cls ni1t
sur Sahe ssb0.nb suriid.
alase abgenieien.
Die alogs bes 8. 20. DenniiIon BON
Gbilp, o., gegsn bic Burlep tobacco
GoristD BON asntudp, sporin Is ii4
nm GrIansuns BON $497 fur gal6r
unb Rommifion banbeIis. ipurbe bon
Ni6ier Hrompsn ssftern obefpiefen.
ais Grunb fiibrte Der Rimter an, nnk
bic pettidgte geielIifaft unh ibrt
Aotnten. Der .glermont gountpDcdrb
Of Control. nls zine Hombination
5ur 8eeinirdHtisuns bes frsisn Gan.
bells IN Enbot unb i'm G<genIat su
btm 0nkntin Anti 1ruit Geffb
bttrjebtn lparben. DeSbalb babe ieine
Der Gefegfnuften einen geitbIiden
6totus i'm Giaote Ohio nnb tSnne
peDer nIs Qldseyin auftrettn nod I'M
Gtndte bertloot irerb<n. Der Rldaer
mar prdioent beS oenennten Woarb
n Gcntrol unh tr be9duptete, hd6 I'm
31Q Gdl1r pro Wp6e ptriprpmen, ies
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gauomurm lSS I<SeTS atI peri Z.

Qtpe., Mdoten.
Qnt. unb 9bilon. 2ounemanu,
1854 9ropts Qlpe., anabe.
gtlb. uno 2lo1 8ortbnan, 1854
Columbia Ipe., MdDhen
Dm. unp Bertha WeGartbp, 1927
Quite Str, Wiaoden.
Glem uno Sphanna Soroins. go
Mohalpt BIace, Ndb6en.
Gpp. unb Gath. 5iikr, 281s aliee
Ctr, MaDten.
5p. uno Sermine Manbaus, 762
QB. Z. gne., Mdphsu.
5rant uno CLARA llbris, 2118 gine
Ctr, Mdoden.
s.. unb Rotbilbe gontpan. 557 gD.
2ibtrtn Ctr, Maphsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
Sant1a8nng.

Die llnier3enete ltottet biernit Der 1eutifen ge.
genieitigen 9eriderungs 8eieIifaft bon Cincinnati
Chic no oeren Gireftoren bren tiefgefibten 1anf ab
ir bic setreue uno prorpte 8eBablng ibrer Beriite
rings poce i'm 8etrage BON 9reitolieuo ($3,0OO0O)
Collars au oas oiirb 8aserpoiion am G,ebdiioe go
2f50 gcSenn apenie 3eritorte eiaentbum oes HaIal.
les BON Gbrt Wnrfis.
Wlarp Narfns,
NahlaBperpaIterin oes peritorbenen g. Uaarfus
Cincinnati /. Ytar3 1912.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

Grep. 8. Shottud iii Ra6laBoers
matter BON 5hOs. q. Grobam; Der.
fonalien $500.
9srihiebenes.
sSoispb Ban Qeunen. Der als Recsis
per fur bas Gjsiadft pss bsnrp SeiIs
erndnnt pprosn mar, fpurbe isinen
pfIiGten .ntbobsu, neil Der ssaa Dor
Die 1unnesesridte gebraht uno siu
Banierot!s9erfabren einseIeitst tpors
ben ift.
aribur goutaro. Der IS psrIGumt
bat, bic, ieinsr Satin Marp gouz
harb beipiaisten 4lirnente su besabs
len. piro iih am %. b. M. Dor Ri6s
ter Warner ipsgsn Wtibnhiuna bes 9sz
rints 3u psrantuorien baben. Gin
piesbesiislifxr gsfebl nurbe geitern
ouf 8etreiben Der Jruu erlaHen.
Die Current 9iteroture 60. tlagts
cine Goroeruns iiber $500 ssssn bic
Gmitb Boot SO. ein
Die Southsrn Obio 6. &5 SO. bat
cine 6npotbst. 5orceruns I'm getrage
BON $500 ssssn gIi5abttb Gop sinses
tldot.
Die Milforb 3. G. 6. Go. flasts
sine 6ppoibeis Jorberung iiber 1880
eeesn Glen q. unb Cam. q. Defi
ein.
Die Part aaunOrp g. ,at seseu
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05

wsre found in Kenaucky at tn, 1910
census.
Haro ans the saiiftics: Kentmck
contains S,16i,204, fowls Of all desert
tione, VALUED at a total Of $iAD1.S7l'
and with an average Naluc of filthy -oiN3
c,nts. In 1910 oh, sac had but a.
s55, i6S fowls. or thrte fowls, $780,
i57 arr chickens, valued at $2,S57 ,456.
Turkeys number S,292, valusd 4 "a
$3.50 ,OSl. There are S39,932 q .esc ,Qof5nJ
s2Oi,3S5. Guinca, fowls run up to \
46,72l, valued at Sl5,Il. Pig pnan
number 26,613. valued at ss,032, an
pea fowls ls3 valued at sSl7.
No ccnsus talsr was Adventurous
enough to count single bses in tho
STATE, but s.a.icians found 1881
colonies OF th,m, val,,ed at s310,379.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05
Escaped With HIS Life.

"Twen'y-one years ngo | faced an
awful DEATH writes, II. Is. Martin.
Port Harrclson, s. c. "Ductogs said
had consumption and the dradful
Cough | had looked hike DIT SUM cnOieh
I tried everything. GUILD hsar Of.
for my cough, and was unthr tho
treatment Of ths best doctor In
Georgetown. S. c. for var, but
could Ga. no rsliaf. A friend axivixssd
ME to try DR.. Kings Nav Discovery.
I did 50, and was completely cured.
I fa,l that owe my life 10 hllis great
throat and lung cure" II Is putsiuivo.y
guaranteed for coughs. colds, and all
bronchial affections. soc and $l.00.
Trial bottle frse at all druggists. N
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05
500 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this papar will b.
pleased to learn that there Is at leas.
One dreaded disease that science has
b5en able to cure in all It's stages,
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catamh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. ga
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly, acting diractly upon tho blood and
mucous surface OF the sysbsm, thene-
by destroying THE foundation of the
disease, and giving THE pahient sarength
by building up the consultation and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have SO much faith in
lis curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollans for any case thai
1t fails to cupe. Send for list OF
testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for comsti-
patton. IN
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05

rne mans mana touched o'KourEcs
in the most brief Of clasps, singularly
firm and cold. The Irishman pondered
the sensation for some moments after
Des Trebes' hurrying figure had van
ished In shadows.
Il don't like IT," he averred; It's
bad sigma hand that's naturally
cold. never yet touched one like II
that belonged to man ye could trust
I misdoubt he's sound OF the core.
Des Trebes. But then. what's
the odds? Can I not take care Of ne
self? And since tbs the Government
of France I'm treating with, and him.
self only the medium-that puts alto
gether a different complexion on the
matter"
He spent the ensuing half-hour loi-
tering in the more populous portion
of the grounds, smoking as he stroll
ed, his eyes keen to scrutinize each
woman who came his way. But he dis.
covered none resembling her whom he
had seen In the Casino.
(To be continued)
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05
Kill More Than Wild Beasts,

The number Of peOple kill.d yAarly
by wild BEASTS don't approach tha
No life Is safe from thair m..acks
Thay'ra in air, aa;sr dust, even
food. But grand protection is. clifford
I'd by Electric Bi.ters, which destroys
and expel these dreadly disnss grms
from the System. That's why chills.
fever and ague. all malaMal and many
blood dis ases yield promptly 10 this
wonderful blood purifier. Try than.
and enjoy the glorious health and
new strength they'll give you. Money
back if not saisfied. Only soc at NIL
druggists. IN
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05
Mrs. Cook Tells Truth.

Dexter, Ky.-In a signed statement
Mrs. Cook tells the truth about how
Cardui brought back her health and
strength. She says, II could not
get any relief, until ! tried Cardui,
the Woman's tonic. / suffered more or
less for 10 years. and was so weak
and nervous / could hardly do my
house work. Now l am in better
health than even before, am regular
as clock work, do not suffer at all,
and gain strength every day." Thous-
ands of women have been helped back
too health by Cardui. Try 1t. AS
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05
Persia.

Parsia is a Mahomc,an country with
an ara OF 62S,OO0 square miles and q
population estimated nj abou. $780,
600. So much Of Rsrsia is absoluts
d,sert that the population averugs
only about fifteen to ths square mills
There ara only about six miles OF
railroad in Persia The highways save
those built by the Russians (expsnss
charged 30 PERSIA. are of the most
primative character. In large arsns
there az, no roads wha.Nr, only
trails. The public dtbt, which Is u
tremendous burden TO the country, Is
only S27,OOO,0O0 In our MONEY. Per-
sia's principal creditors are Russia
and CIR n. Britain.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05
VIM is H0nored.

Mt. Startling, KY, Dec. 3O.-As a com
pliment to the newly appointed Appeal.
ate Judge, Robert II. Winn, of this
city, the mambers of the local bar
rendered him a banquet at tho Nation
al Hotel tonight. Toasts wane given
by those present, and Judge Wdnn's
nemarks We're fitting and appropriate.
Judge Winn will still retain an cffice
in Mt. Startling to close up much bus
mess unfinished thare.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05
SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER 1.-The story opens at
Monte Carlo with Col. Terence O'Rourke
in his hotel. O'Rourke. military free
lance and something Of a gambler. 10
dressing for appearance in the restaurant
below when the sound of a grlsh voice
singing attracts his attention. Leaning
girl who suddenly disappears. He rushes
to the corridor to see a neatly g0wned
form enter the elevator and pass from
sight.
CHAPTER II.-O'Rourke's mind Il
filled with thoughts Of the girl, and when
remarkable winnings to accumulate in
differently. He notices two men watch.
ing him. One is the Hon. BERTHE Glynn.
while his companion is yiscoInt Des
Trebes. noted duelist. When O'Rourke
leaves the table the viscount tells him he
represents the French government and
that he has been directed to O'Rourke as
a man who would undertake q secret
mission.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05

Do you know that fully nine out
of ev-ry tn cases of rheuma.ism an,
simply rheumatism OF the muscls d,r,
TO cold or damp, or chronic rh ama-
tism, and require no in'ernal trctt-
ment whatever? Apply Chamberhin's
Liniment fr.nly and s,e how quickly
1t giv@s rali.d For sale by mll drug
gis.s. M
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05

we converse?-
Gladly, monsieur"
Des Trebes produced a cigarette case,
and together, smoking, the two turned
their backs upon the casino and wan.
dered OFF along the paths of the ter.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05
The Why and Wherefore.

Brother La FolLsste Attributes all
the ills 10 which flsSh Is ha,r To that
brand of RspubHclnism which does
not acclaim him As its proph,,,. Among
other callmititS for which he would
hold 1t directly responsible Is tho
high cost of living.
Though We b., Democrats. we would
gid, the dsvil Ms due. Tariffs, high
or low; combinations, monOpohess. I'M
holy alliances, corners, all uhsse have
their share in THAT vang probl m.
But no fair inves.iga or will lay all
ahe blams or anyone of than or on
any one party. The purchasing power
of the dollar has declined with this
purchasing power Of the SHILLING, tho
franc, the mark and the pssaa-
the problem is world problam. II isd
not alone the hundred million Amari-
cans whose burden nesds 10 bel dghl.slss
the economic pressure knows no gso-
graphical Limitations. The Gauss
are various and the remedy has yej
~ h, ,n,,na
Prof psb.r Of Val, ,rr,,...v
whose inquiries are as chasrfuAly fol-
lowed in r,u,on. "a ON thls .,n. ~
tlnencly r,marks.
"It 40 o,n,os, os o,.,,
R'r'acuiar locality or State, on the
basis of its own experience, TO dis
cuss the world-widerlse in the cost
OF living. as it would be for a villasa
on THE Bay of Fundy 10 discuss the
rise OF the tidas. They experience
the rise, but Its caus,s Ii, far h,vond
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-05

Medicines that aid nature are always
most eifoctual. Chambl rlain's Couet
hensSdy acts on this plan. 1t allsys
uhe cough, relieves the lungs, openi
ohe secredons and aids natane In re-
soning the system to a haalthy con-
oamon' Thousands have tsstified to
US superior exoalenos. Sold by all
druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-22
HEATING MAY
GET INTO
RACE
Rumored in Denver That Patterson S
Former Right-Hand Man Will
Run for Governor and Will
Be Supported by Speer.

Denver, May ga close friend
of Edward keating, president of the
state land board, today made the
statement that Mr.. Keating was now
as good as a candidate for governor
to succeed Governor John f. Shaf-
roth, and that the main reason for
his removing to Pueblo was to not
ieopardize his chances of becoming
a candidate before the democratic
state convention which will meet in
that city.
Had he continued to make Denver
his home, in view of the fact that
Denver is going to furnish at least
two candidates for the United States
senatorship, there wuld be very slim
chances of his being considered in
connection with the gubernatorial
race. For this reason, says his
friend, he located in Pueblo.
There is no secrecy of the candi-
dacy of both Governor Shafroth and
Former Governor Charles Thomas
for the senate, both of whom are
known to be in receptive mood.
and at the proper time will so an
nounce. The former will seek the
long or 6-year term, and the latter
the short or 4-year term. Both are
residents of Denver, and, with geo.
graphical location to combat, Mr..
Keating preferred to take his chan
ces in the Pueblo convention by liv-
ing in that city.
1t is said here that he will have
the support of Mayor Speer and his
following for governor, and that
such a coalition is now being ar
ranged. Should this rumor be true,
Mr.. Keating will show up in the
state convention with a political
backing that will be difficult to over
come. Mr.. Keating also will expect
support from the progressive demo-
Gratis of the state in his candidacy.
While in Denver he was among the
original instigators of the citizens
movement. Whether this alliance
will injure his chances of being nom
mated remains to be seen.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-22

vention and will control the state
convention. This makes him sure of
SO of the total of 4S national dele
gates. Governor Harmon's mana
gers claim that the complete re-
turns will add from six to eight del
egates to his list.
Governor Wilson of New Jersey.
who attempted to capture the Ohio
delegates to the national convention
and for whom William J. Bryan had
stumped the state, will have from
siA tJ- eight delegates, his managers
claim.
Governor Harmon's ma jority on
the preference vote over Wilson will
exceed 10000.
Complete returns from 80 of the
SS counties show that Roosevelt car
ried As and Taft IA.
Governor Harmon, on the demo-
cratic side, carried the same number
as Roosevelt.
The rural vote throughout the en-
tire state was light, as farmers who
had been delayed by the weather pre-
ferred to put in their crops rather
than go to the polls.
Senator LaFollette got his heaviest
vote in the 2lst district, where he
polled 4,l63. In Fulton county he
polled more votes than Taft.
OF the IA counties which so far
are reported as having been carried
by Taft. half of them are democratic
strongholds where the republican
vote is very light.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-22

Columbus, o.. May 22.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt has won "A decis-
i've victory over President Taft in
the home state of the president.
Returns up to noon today show
that Roosevelt has captured at least
32 out of the AZ congressional dis
trict delegates to the national repub-
lican convention as a result of the
primary yesterday.
The Roosevelt forces will dominate
the republican state conYepSisu.
which will name six national dele
gates at large
This indicates that Roosevelt will
have at least SO out of the As dele
gates that Ohio republicans will have
in the national convention. Roose-
welt managers claim that complete
returns will add few more dele
gates to the Roosevelt list.
Up to noon Taft was certain of
three congressional districts.
1t is estimated that Roosevelt had
a plurality in the state of 10000
votes.
Governor Harmon has at least 2S
of the AZ congressional district ma
tional delegates to the national con-
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-22

Mckinley of the Taft bureau de-
clared today that the president will
have at least 500 delegates in the
Chicago convention.
The outcome of the Ohio primary
has in no degree altered the relative
strength of the various candidates in
the Chicago convention" said Nc
kinley. President Taft has gained
enough delegates in Ohio to assure
him of at least 500 delegates all told
MIR. Roosevelt lost New York, his
home state, SO to Z. and Senator
Cummins lost Iowa. his home state,
l6 TO 10. both going to Taft.
1T is reliably reported that the
Roosevelt hackers in Ohio have ex-
pended 100000 in the campaign in
that state alone, whereas the Taft
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