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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-15
Monday, April Is, 1912.
THE PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY.

BY an overwhelming majority. Penn
sylvania votes for Col. Roosevelt.
The indications are that he will have
SIS and possibly 60 OF the states rs
delegates TO the national Republican
convention. Incidentally. the party
organization. headed by Senator Pen
rose. has been disastrously- beaten.
Exactly how much OF this result was
due to Col. Roosevelt's popularity. and
how much TO opposition 10 the Pen
rose organization. is a matter of specu-
lation. Il is significant. that in states
like Iowa, Michigan and Indiana. in
which no powerful political machines
were supposed TO exist. President Taft
should gain victories, only to suffer
defeat in states like Illinois and Penn.
sylvania. Acute labor troubles in
various parts OF Pennsylvania I'M
doubtedly contributed much TO Satur-
days result.
II would be foolish TO try to mini
mize the seriousness OF the situation
created by the vote in Pennsylvania,
following that OF Illinois. Mr. Taft
still has a very large lead over all his
opponents. His total number of dele
gates to-day is about $50. Col Roose-
welt has pledged 10 him now about
10. Nevertheless. what appeared to
be an easy Taft victory begins to look
like a real battle. and the necessity
for extra effort on the part OF every
Republican who opposes the third
term. who believe in the integrity of
the courts and in the essential policy
OF protection, is more pressing than
ever.
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erick Dague. and three sons. Edward,
Frank and William. all at home. A
brother, Charles Jones OF Sand Hill.
and two sisters, Mrs. John Kiger, OF
Elm Grove and Mrs. John Dahue, OF
Viola, also survive.
The funeral will be held Tuesday
Services will be conducted at the
family home. at Viola. at 10 o'clock
in the morning, with Rev. II. NJ. Law
officiating. Sand Hill NJ. +. church, OF
which the deceased was a prominent
and consistent member Interment
will be made in Sand Hill cemetery.
4 sad incident OF the death is the
fact that her mother. Mrs. Caroline
Jones, passed away last Monday night,
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs
KiseT in Elm Grove. in the S5th year
OF her age. Mrs. Dague had not bsen
in the best OF health for some time,
but was AT her mothers bedside a lit
tie over a week ago. While returning
TO her home last sunday, Mrs Dague
contracted a severe attack OF pneu-
monia which resulted in her death
yesterday.
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Rule or FUN.


The belief Is growing that Mr.
Roosevelt. so far from giving loyal
support 10 the candidate OF the Chi
caEo convention. Is already laying his
plans to organize n bolt" His fury
and his recklessness indicate that he
would not hesitate 1T such n step,
although his managers have proclaim
ed that he Is ont to lead the Repuh.
lican party 10 one OF It's old-time vic
tories. n appearances do not belle
him. II Il defeat not victory. that
he hopes for. To rut II plainly. II he
canno' himself get the nomination he
is determined that Mr Taft shall not
win a reelection His hatred OF the
Pres dent has FIR outgroVn the usunl
hostilit.es OF politics. !, more nearly
approaches the ungorerna bic rage o.
primitive man. or Of the beasts with
which he strove. 7 hts warcrv really
we're Anything 10 beat Taft" his
procedures would be inst about what
they are. The means he uses are we'll
adapted 10 that end. Tho Stalwart-
HafBreed division vas a noble con-
test compared With Nr. Roosevelt's
assault upon the President and upon
the principles Of his party
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THE SUGAR DUTY.

One OF the complications resulting
from tariff tinkering is to be seen in
the visit OF the delegates from the
Island OF Porto Rico. including mem
bers OF the Porto Rican legislature.
whose purpose is TO prStest against
the reduction OF the existing tariff
on sugar. Under American sover-
eighty. Porto Rico has become a busy
and prosperous province. Sugar
growing has been introduced and is
proving highly profitable. Porto
Rico sugar is admitted into the
United States substantially free OF
duty. as is also that OF the Hawaiian
and Philippine Islands. Under these
circumstances. therefore, the Porto
Ricans, Hawaiians and Filipinos en-,
joyed a great advantage in the Amer
lean market. which they are not in,
clined TO give up. Admitting all
sugar free Of duty would throw them
into sharp competition with Cuban
and other Central and South Ameri
can sugar growing countries.
Here is problem not 10 be solved
easily. The United States undoubt
eddy owes something to its colonies
and the maintenance OF the sugar
duty. OF rather OF the sugar growing
industry in the colonies on its pres
ont basis saeuna essential 70 thair
prosperity. Moreover. the Louisiana
cane sugar industry and the Michigan
Montana and Colorado beet sugar In
dustry are to be considered. II is not
unreasonable 10 suppose that az m
far distant time. Porto Rico. the
Hawaiian and Philippine Islands
could furnish all the sugar that the
American people need. that is not
already provided by our own sugar
growing states.
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succeeded Mr.. Fowler as collector OF the
port our business has steadily grown
Notwithstanding generally depressed
conditions throughout the country
Here is a practical illustration OF
the method OF the Taft administra-
ton in doing things; not with noise
and clsmor. and not with the blsre
Of trumpets, but with a practical ap-
plication OF sensible methods for the
Improvement OF conditions. The
revenues OF the United States gov
eminent in the great port of New
York. for instance. have increased
over POO by the effective admins
tration OF the collectors Office. The
tariff laws OF the United States have
been made effective in letter and
spirit, and have not been allowed 10
be Systematically evaded for the
benefit OF favored importers As a
result. American industry to-day is re.
viving. American business is on a
sounder basis and a substantial foun,
dalton for enduring prosperity has
been laid.
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THE CROP PROSPECT.

The past few days OF perfect
weather have been made the most Of
by the farmers OF this section. Spring
blowing Is well under way. and some
early seed is already in the ground
The long and severe winter has left
the ground in splendid condition. and
some farmers report that the soil can
hardly be turned with the pillow. IL is
so soft and broken up. The pros.
poets are bright for splendid crops
in his section. and after last years
partial failure. the fact IL encourag.
ing
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old one which was shattered at the
polls by Republicans in November.
1910. Allied with him will be Glass
cock and the men in the state ad-
ministration who are under obliga-
lions to him and those whom he con
trols in other ways. W. p. Hubbard
is being baited by primse OF a sen
atorial toga. which promise would
probably not be kept II the scheme
should succeed That is a garment
William Meekins Owens Dawson
wants for himself above everything
else. That IL the whole proposition
and Roosevelt's spectacular fizzle OF
a candidacy Is merely being worn as
a disguise. In the beginning. II was
expected that II could pull the coterie
OF conspiratorS through. but now II
seems that there is scant chance OF
II enabling the -Glasscock-
Hubbard crowd 10 realize its great
expectations Parkersburg Dispatch
News
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT
Philip schnupp Has Hand Cauoht
m cous - Machine ara Nenbsr
was Badly Nanaisd.

Philip sCfuupp. o. we'll kuoun resi-
frrf ri me South SIDE. mot with a
very unfortunate accident late sa.ur.
dnv Afternoon lr fnr result ~ which
He wni ir aU probability loco Two
fingers ~ Bite r'ch' hand NJ s-trupp
Fl. employed af trr pharmacy ~ ne
John Coleman 90 on fhe scIfh SIDE.
and has charge nf manufacturers tho
.rr cream FOR ffr firm About r
O'Clock Saturday afternoon while on.
raEed on bic duties hia riFhf hand ho.
came caught in The coFs 90 the mo-
chine ir some manner and before 70
could be- eEtrlcatod tho fingers were
badly mauEied a physician vas
called and nc injured member vas
dressed. and While on eHori Will BE-
made to save tho finger 20 o. likely
iho ring and UtIo fingers Will have
% be amputatod.
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Mrs. Susan Jones Daaue.

Following "A weeks Illness Of pneu-
nonia. the death OF Mrs. Susan Jones
bague occurred Sunday morning at
o.45 o'clock. AZ the family residence
near Viola. She was one OF the high
~ respected residents of that vicinity
and the news OF her death was receiv-
ed with great sorrow by her many
friends
Mrs. bague was IN the SO year OF her
age. having been born March II. 1850.
IN Sand Hill district. Marshall county.
She was formerly Miss Susan Jones.
She Is survived by her husband. Fred.
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VOTING PRECINCTS
For the Republican Primary Election
To Select Delegates 20 the First
District Congressional and
state Delegate Conventions.

The following are the voting pre-.
cincts and locations for the Rcpubli
can primary election 10 be held on
Tuesday. April %. 1912. between the
hours Of II O'Clock m. and 7.30
O'Clock y. m. for the purpose OF 90.
lectInF delegates 10 the First district
Congressional convention and the
state delegate convention
Washington District
KindelberEers BARRIERS shop. C4s
Main street
scale House. McColloch street.
Fulton Hose House
Madison District
Island Hose House
Steel bridge. corner Ohio and South
Penn.
Clay District
q % FaIs once. rear Carroll
club
wm McGarron storcroom. SIC
CoIlnch street
Union District
Police Court loon
Center District
Ralph We'Is barber shop. % Tuen
ty.Fer0rd street
Nsbsfcr District
stems barber shop. rFfrnr castle
WU Hdyae.dt. I1f TuenfJ ninth o.
Meyers barber shop. CD Th.-tJ third
street
pItchIs District
Schultz abfl Jacob street
WUI NIrkcrHou. fl-s Jacob street
Louis hfreL Easf Tuenfr r.nf1
street
Picrfa~d District
Centre H"se Mouse Warwrrf
Foot Of Ueana H|I
srrFrarIHo
LIbsrty District
West Liberty
Potomac
VALLEY Grove
Tradsfrh.a District
e. u Waaemarr residence. Glen
daIe
Joseph GrreHr hotel TradeIphh
fowr
Mayors office. EIm Grove
D DO Flowers piumbinE shop. Eds
u1od
g. " Ambrosc livery stable. woods
dale.
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COUNTY
vii o. Nest Saturday Name Dele
aatsts Taft Expected 20 Win.

IT. WhWYa W. Va. ArrU De The
Eeuun'iran county Committee mot 10
This .itr saturday and completed the
arraraemenfa Tor fhe foldirF ~ the
district mass conventions fhrrlaho1f
fle county on neat snfurfaf. April
N. when they VIII select felrrafrs %
TIE Sfafe convention af Huntington
which wNf Dol hold NAY De- ard the
Fnurfh "0ngrrrslrraI district rrrVer-
lion. which viii BE- held fr rarkrra-
nurF ur MAY &C.
This county is entitled o. seven DEL
rEnf~a and the indication are now
thaf President Tar VII receive the
enfirr ffieEaffrn
lleananta county waa the fret 90
endorse President TAR On 1908
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nnrrN Oh.enni.n

Funeral services were held over the
remains u Mrs John Berry. a. the
church - the immaculate Conception
rr The south side on Snturdi.y morn
ma Requiem High Mass was reIe-
nrat.d. DO" Re-. Father Joseph Null
lon. y. o.. officiating. The pail bear
ers were william Hughes. John Ow-
rus James lfavcron and otto Auhrr.
and The intcrmcnt vas az Mt Calvary
cemetery.
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Lorena Myrtle Powell.

Lorena Myrtle. the infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Powell. died
at the family home No. 1884 Wood
street al 5:lj o'clock yesterday even.
Ing after an illness extending over a
period Of some time The primary
cause Of death was pneumonia and
while death was not unexpected II
came nevertheless as a sad blow 10 the
paren's, who have the sympathy Of
their many friends in their bereavc
ment. The funeral arrangements had
not been completed last evening
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TWO WAYS O. DOING THINGS.


Hon. W. r. Wells, head OF the great
Newell pottery In Hancock county.
and recognized as one Of the most
active. intelligent and successful pot
tiers in the United States. has called
attention 10 the difference in the atti-
tudes towards the pottery industry OF
the Roosevelt administration and the
administration OF President Taft
Mr. Wells points out that while Leslie
NJ. Shaw was secretary OF the treas
ury. the potters OF the United States
became convinced that enormous
amounts OF potterIes were being i'm
ported into the United States by pro.
cesses OF differentiation. end tina:
the firm Of l.. Strauss & Son. OF New
York city. was one OF the large bene-
ficiaries OF this process The Ameri.
can potters thereupon appo'n ted their
own agents TO investigate these cases
OF differentiation. They received the
cooperation and support Of Mr Shaw
Mr.. Shaw Il TO be secretary ~
the treasury on March 4th. 1907. and
Was succeeded by Mr.. Geo y. Cortel-
you. About the same time. Oscar
Strauss became 2 member o. Mr
Rooseyelts cabinet. Thereupon. all
efforts - the treasury department 20
cooperate with the pO,ters were
stopped. Repre- entatives ~ the pot.
teries made special efforts 10 call the
matter to Mr RoOEevelts attention
and were denied an opportunity Tor
hearing. and shortly thereafter the
so-cailed German trade agreement
vas negotiated. which agreement con
tsmpia'ed the acceptance by the
treasurv department OF fhe invoices
a. point 70 shipment a. complete evi
dsncs of the valuation ~ Imported
Eoods Under This agreement. Ger
man po-feries. ma ing goods 'or me
American market. invoicsd their ship
nents fo their AGENTS Ir Sea- York
- any price 'hey chose. and Their
inpor'afcr was sUore8 o. that
pre-
Here Do wr wsTEr crrmsr. or
~ agreement
rHrs -sIf.sr trs .-s -.- .-..f
90. 'Ha .r..s fH arr. f... t.s ..f..
frHH rrf f..rH .f ..a ....Hr Hrrrs
'.r
- ..H ..... .H .Ha.. hH..r. ..
Given end. HI.'r.f CIV
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50 - Alphonsua Catholic church.
ON Satui day morning. requiem high
mass was celebrated over the remains
OF Mrs Anna FityHlfrisk. the Rev
Father Francis onlriatirr To. in-
torment Vas 40 ST Caltury cemetery.
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n, FIaht In go vLralnLa-

A. last. 'Ho reason" for 'ho R0ose-
veif hrrr1h in West Virginia 10 "ouf d"
Ex-Governor Dawson is credited with
originating tho scheme 90 an effort
70 restore himself in political lie
The obier is fo secure Tho member
- 'hc national committee from fhis
stale. and 'p d0 that they must first
secure either 'bs sixteen delegates Oh
'he national convention NJ majority
NJ them For fiaf delegation VIII
elect fHn national f'framan ~
hey should succeed which doesn't
r0u hr auF means seem probable ~
is Nkfiv fhsf Dawson uif he elected
fI H.rrref -rrf' rn fha national com
m'fre ir fHaf position uha. fsder1i
patronage comes fn We VIrrirIa
uI. r mo- fhrrIgh him with chat
ha uNf undertake f0 build n machine
~ Die onr t0 take frs r'are 1f ffe
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paciy Thousands who disappointed stood upon the
sidewalk and in the Academy
ing patiently until the meeting hoping that Colo
mel lngersoll would ind a way of speaking words
them.
When the moment arrived for introducing Colonel In
gersoll. who in escorted by Mr. Beecher
clergyman OF Plymouth pulpit and said a voice
that carried TO the furthest gallery: The gentleman
will speak tonight is in conventice church" Here
Beecher paused for moment that the full meaning of
his words might reach nearer Then he continued
Il rejoice TO be able to this platform that
spect this speaker because he has for
than score OF yearslabored for humanity for
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fruncls Enri Crouch. a former ru-
j. Owe ~ me Feu Trinrhons COMPANY.
~ ff's rIf~. Ia daa1 - hie home 20
'"enH.'nn. Nh.n. Ito vas e. years q
rra and hir death followed IN W-
ness ~ frpf~ff fever. covering a
period ~ .H1uf ono month
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The Natural Gas Co - West Vlr.
ginla has indicated Willingness to
pay the city Of Wheeling for the privl.
leEe OF selling Illuminating Eas. Yet
a large body of citizens and council.
men have been hghung % give them
that privilege FOR nothing.
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Irish exports Last year erceedea
IriFh imports FOR the fret time On
record The amount Of money on A..
posit IN the Joint stock banks Wa the
highest ever recorded.
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4 a TO
do OF
Beech had
who
speaker OF a men on he
to He
aeward said that
oh republic
is
l
He
tribute
Copyright. 1872 L. j.. reserv
Meetn
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New News of YESTERDAY



l
Colonel Ingersoll
of
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,rerans % West Virginia viii meet
.'f. IuesNsr and "wednesday. whom
nfN WI faAc steps to form a Lufh-
~ MOI rev. vs.. q. gYpinrsr. o.
WhDr.IrE. VIII preach Tuerday rIrht.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

sveieet 10 tire eselsion % the
state primaries 10 be held June
<th. ktneiy snnognes my candidacy
Cor the Republican norrInstion for
congress from the First West vir-
sinis district
GEORGE a. lAucHlIN,
OF Ohio County.
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1S47 Rogers Bros
SilVerWare

The present week West
virginia's largest distributor
Of this best OF Plated Silver
ware is naming the lowest
prices at which the makers
permit il 10 be sold.
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LUTHERANs TO CONFER
IN FAtRNoNr TUESDAY.

speris. uisrstch t1 che Intelligence.
IAlHMONT W. Va Auru "a L.u-
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Announcement

A. the earnest s-lic'ation % many
friends. desire 70 announce myself
80 e candidate f1r the nomination %
County Cummituioner. Country Dis
trict Subject 20 Republican PrL
nary
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ia;siiis.ss.S g' rss iss s esS1.a ~ '''
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-01-26
Banquet Board.

The city officers rendered banquet
to the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
at Dahnke's Cafe last Monday night,
to which number Of special friends
were invited. In all thirty-five persons
were seated at the tables, as follows:
DR.. w. M. Turner, toastmaster,
Mayor j. A. Coble, J NJ. Brice, w. HI.
Briggs, ]. r. Boxley, e. H. Marshall,
IL. q. Burdick, r. w. Pardue, Q. H.
jerks, DR.. M. a.. Blanton, Alderman,
%. w. Miles, Jr., E. X. White, Avery
Coble, Harris. Parks, Alderman, w
Woosley, s. D. Yates, Rev. J, III.
zwingle, Rev. w. II. Trice, Rev. D. s.
Brinkley, D. N. Walker, H. $. sacra,
Ben Hughes, w. 4. White, Alderman,
| Rev. J.. Il. Stuart, Chas. 7. Moss,
Alderman, Rev w. W. Adams, John
lsemones, Alderman, r. M. WhippIe.
w. II. Park, Ned Joynef, Wright Par
due, II. T. Robinson, w. F. Tate, w.
| Fl. swiggart, Jr., J 4. Glover.
The banquet was in several courses
and the caterers outrivaled all former
efforts 10 the menu. Toastmaster Tur-
ner called upon Rev. Stuart for invoca-
ton and then the supper WAS served
with its attendant good cheer and
humor. When the last drop Of coffee
was slipped and cigars distributed, the
toastmaster opened the ceremonies in q
very happy address calling upon the
various speakers present, who responded
cheerfully, some with very pertinent
remarks about what had been accom-
plished BY the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen, some with historical data
about the rise and progress of Union
city in the course Of three Or four dec
ades. some With INSPIRATION, some with
wit and humor and all with enthusiasm,
One OF the most amusing stories Of the
evening was told by Rev. Adams
barnyard tale about the gathering of the
survivors after q Methodist meeting and
the conversation between the rooster,
the turkey and the duck. II would be
hard to reproduce iIl ntlnt, but Il put
the banQneters 10 aproar Rev
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keeps on, the Western Union will dis
appear as separate concern. Then there
win be but one real telegraph company
the Postal.
Telephone managers will control the
Western Union Telegraph business.
That will mean bad telegraph service by
the Western Union. Competition be-
tween telegraph and long distance teIe-
phone iseliminated so far as the Western
Union and Bell Telephone are concerned.
Whether all this is legal and whether
the public will stand IL remains to be
seen. The Postal Company Is the only
thing left. II that should stop. shen the
government certainly would take over
the telegraph lines. There is another
thing when governments buy large
properties they generally pay exorbitant
prices, just as when city buys land for
park. Tho English government paid
out enormous sums for the telegraph
lines aud then found to its surprise that
Ii had to settle with tho railroads with
which the telegraph companies had cons
tract. happen to know that this dis
turbed the government very much, but
the governments vas in for il, and had
Is carry Il tlfgongh always at the ex-
pense Of the taxpayers The Western
ffs.sn,, hac thousands af confranfS with
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that dwarfed even that Mark Hanna
had in 1896.
Wall Street is trying to play that
game in 1912. Every mothers son Of
Them who is a child Of Cain is against
Wilson, for well they know that his is
a stout heart and heavy hand This
country needs a President who viii
appoint a Secretary Of Treasury whose
first act will be to sever the wire that
connects that Treasury with the Ma
tioDal City Bank Of New York, The
Democratic party has the opportunity
to do it. Wall Street knows who is it
arch enemy.
The writer Of this is Of very small
Importance; but some folks read my
stuff And right here want to make
confession and apology i was mis-
take we made in 1896 when we op-
posed Bryan. It was blunder having
the proportions Of a crime, and it was
a sore blunder when we rejected him in
1905, We are not going to do it again,
and gor one am ready to serve notice
on Big Business that II It won't have
Wilson it shall have Bryan. We can't
elect q yaller dog this year, but we can
elect either Of these.
know Mr.. Bryan has taken himself
out Of the calculation; but he has got a
duty to perform, and if Big Business
shall get hold on the convention and
acquire vantage whence it can defeat
the will OF the great mass OF The party,
and his Is the only hand that can choke
the serpents off the party, it will be-
come imperative for him TO do it.
However, Wilson is now SO far in the
lead, that bis nomination is now almost
assured, and certain it viii 60 to him II
the Wall Street crowd continue to fire
their batteries at him. There must be
no more of that 1904 business. And
the way to prevent tits to find out whom
Wall Street does not want and then go
ahead and nominate him.
And we know Wall Street does not
want Woodrow Wilson; but the people
do, and they are grimly resolved to
hive him.
Washington, January IL.