The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-01

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II ah $i'At't"" III IN" nation grows
'~"i" A'd '.'I' confused" as 'h'
W''kf r"il Fly ma th' tHi" Tor 'h'
N%1li"'ai ""!tr">l"h 'iphf"a'AtS' IN
- . g." days A&", president RANK
w npp'+ q '1IN 10y '.Hl gillette Now
h" L. """ 'N opposed 10y '"'milli'S'
and t"t"r' ilir INA" "I IN" convention
il IS tiF"}N ihai other r"ll'iI'i"'"S Will
'il'"'tr.
"rHor osborne 81 Ml"hiSan, nav" de-
:. TirG President Taft and ""'n" ont
openly l"H Colonel Roosevelt.
Thus rh" d~i}"r&"lr"i"s i'm tn" Ne
publican party ON the question al IN"
nomination are wider tian they were
81 few "o"kS ago; "nd as thr dates
tor thu selection of III" DELEGATES p
rronch. IN" opposition /" President
I;Ift seems L., ln,'l,.IS,'.
IL is customary I" r"n"mnlHt" a
good president: hn1 this year the two
term rll" seems T." To-" smashed. and
Will probably remain smashed. F"r-
ever, hereafter. Their" is " very lnr="
section of the Republican party that
does not h"li"vr President Taft HIS
done all he could To carry out TIN"
Roosevelt policies. il"nr" progress
sivc Rcpuhliranisln. as Interpreted by
Roosevelt and l"al'"ile1te. has grown
and progressed. The loss of thu ma
tional housr I" In" Republicans in
1910 was u bad blow L" President
Taft: and there is Il CROWN" feeling
that h" cannot II" elected this year.
The good Republicans VIII" are de-
sorting him believe hat III" party
ought t" n"nninai" n man stronger
with the people, and more pronounce
cd in TIL" peoples interests. In other
words. the p""pl" seem I" insist on -
real progressive. 1t is believed that
the Republican party under the right
leadership will win out next NoVem-
Der.
'Furthorm"rc. the nomination of u
president Will haN" an important
bearing on tn" election of every state
and local candidate, all along the
Inc.
1T IS hoped that Republicans will
steer clear of ~ihtl2oniSnls which will
prevent them from lining up and
~SipportiI1" the candidates nominate
ca
III th' ~i'"nS"NrIt boom w"r" CON
fn"d t" North Dakota 1T would he
1""iiSh tor lt"ruhli'iIns Ill this stat"
I" onh"aN"r I" civ" him a d"l"ga-
ti"n in th" '"nN"nti"n. l:N :" doin.;
"" would not only MAX" ourselves
ridiculous. but W"!td put ourselves
"'isid" III" party l%ntl""nrr and party
aiiil'a'!"hS. Eat n movement for
Roosevelt is III every state. tn" evil
''"h"" "'1"t"d abbey" shows that Mich
iSi'n - hnln;s 'p Ter Roosevelt. Thu
president Is in1kin& It campaign trip
!" ms ~ stat" now t" try t" hold it
IN lin" Tor himself. Yesterday it was
reported that senator Flapp of Min
hrSota might i"lh. And :" il goes.
'-NrrI dti ;ldds h"W strength To the