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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-17
Progresslves
Meet the Issue.

THE Progressive platform has really
faced the real issues of today. II has
done this as regards the trusts. as re-
CARDS the rights of labor as regards the
tariff 7 do not see how the people Of
New England can support either the
Republican or the Democratic tariff
platform. Remember that when / use
the word Republican now | do not re
fer to the rank and file of the Republi-
can party, but to the bosses who have
usurped the control Of the machinery Of
the party The Republican proposal is
tariff for privilege I'm industry. The
Democratic proposal Is a tariff for the
destruction Of industry The Progress
sive proposal is a tariff in the inter-
est Of labor and industry.
AT the time when the Pavne-AIdrich
bill was put through congress it was
currently reported that the cotton
schedule, for instance, was written by a
then private citizen Of Rhode Island.
now a senator from your state Mr.
Lippitt, and Mr.. Lippitt was credited
with making the statement that Mr.
Aldrich had been good to him The
Republican purpose is 20 have future
tariffs written by the Mr.. Lippitts of the
party. The Democratic proposal is ia
hurt the Mr.. lippItts by hurting every
body, big ana little. connected with the
industries Our proposal Is not merely
10 reform schedules ~ the tariff but IN
reform the methods and purposes of
tariff making"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-17
ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON Aug. 17.-Army or
derS;
First Lieutenant Everett \. Bowman,
Fourth infantry detailed as professor
of military science and tactics at Uni
YerSity of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr,
Captain Irwin L. Hunt. Sixth infan-
try, from San Francisco to his regi-
ment.
First Lieutenant Lewellyn P. Viii
hanson. medical corps. from Fort D
A Russell, Wyo., for duty with the
commission on the isthmus of Panama
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-17
Plan Again Approved.

One of the most comm,r ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with is lame back. Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice A day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly a each APP
plication, and YOU will get quick relief.
For sale by all dealers 49,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-17
PLAN To IMP ROVE
IVY WINS AF TER
HARD FIGHT
Council Committee Again Ap-
proves Project Assuring Re-
grading of Street.

The project of Teveling the grade on
Ivy street is assured of success today.
But the fight that brought the matter
to a head was bitter and tedious,
DR.. Frank Edmondson, who objects
to the Improvement because of alleged
damage to property he owns on the
street, declared at the meeting of the
streets committee of the city council
yesterday afternoon that Joel Hurt, the
chief promoter of the plan, posed as
public-spirited citizen, when all he
wanted was to put dollars into his own
pocket by the improvement of Ivy street.
Il would like to ask DR.. Edmondson
what he has done for Atlanta2" an
swered Mr.. Hurt
The chairman's rap for order stopped
any further such remarks.
Hall and Hurt in Tilt.
Councilman Orville H. Hall, of the
Third ward, was present, fighting the
improvement on the grounds that too
much money was being spent on the
north side.
ANY official who would vote against
an Improvement like the one proposed
for Ivy street would be remembered by
the people and will never come back"
declared Mr.. Hurt.
Mr. Han hotly replied that If Mr..
Hurts remarks We're meant as per-
sOnal he would give Mr. Hurt a chance
to get the people not to send him back.
Mr.. Hurt accepted the challenge, but
in few moments he and MI Hall had
become friends
meeting to consider resolution
asking the council not to approve the
Ivy street work was held by a number
of south side citizens Thursday night. if
developed at the meeting. Councilman
Hall urged at the meeting that such
action be taken. But a majority Of
those present approved the improve
ment
Plan Again Approved.
The streets committee again ap-
proved the plans for Ivy street. The
county commissioners will do all the
work but the building of the retaining
walls. The property owners will fur
nish the city 100000 without interest.
to be repaid when the city sees fit, to
pay the city's part. The cross streets
will be adjusted to the new grade, in
Surfing, it is said, Mayor Winn's ap-
proYal of the plan. Only a small minor
ity of the council is opposed to it.
One of the most comm,r ailments
1N1+ nov u ,-IrS, L.
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Jn(anOI Ie(cgrap6
germittsluns afSeptirt.

Germittsluns df3eptirt.
WaIbington, .. g., II. Sept.
Gi. apnfsrsns 3tpiihtn ben 2eiisrH
Der iubDitlihen giienbabnsn unb Re
rrdisnianten i1rsr aonbuttsurs uno
itres Ionitigsn 3usperfonols, auf tpsl@
her iiber bic BON ben aneeItsatsn ses
fcrberte 2obusrbobuns bon unsefdbr
Is gro3en. bsratbeu fpuroe, erreihts
arr Donnerffag elm Gnoe. inoem bic
GiIenbobneu itre tsinipinisuns ba5u
onfen, boB Der Der. 81. ar6eitstonls
mifIGr gbarlss .. Heill uno Rihter
Martin u. anapp pom 6anbelsges
rid: unter benz GromanseieB stpiiben
Den beibsn parteisn rermitteln icle
len.
Babrf6eiHli6 ermorbst
GIepeIauo. Shio. II. Sept. -
Am gpnneritag tpuroe in Der RGbe
oes gisrs an Der Oft 9. Gtrabe bic
Qeide zines uugef1hr So Sabre altsn
Wannss aus nem Grie See gs5oseu,
Der ollsm qlnihsin nah ermorbet porz
ben ift. Msbrsrs SABINE fparsn benz
Wann, singeihlasen iuoroen uno aopf
unb aorpsr peiien piels aoniuiionen
oui. Uean sIaubt, naB Der Wann mad
siner prusslsi in ben See ssrorisa
spuzsG
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Ssin Slsi6mutb uerlisb ibn, als sr
sinseiperrt tpurbe.
Die qmenbements 3urgers

Ia iung BON 8 bio.
BUS, 8, IL. Sept. Qus
Cen offi3ieQen 8eri6ten Don 81 DON
ben 50 Counties I'M Staate gebt ber-
Dor, bab dht DON ben AZ 4menoes
ments CUR Stuatssaonititution, iber
Die am 3. September abssftimmt tpurs
De, psrporfen Doroen lluo. Die aes
inldgenen 4menoements iino: SSrau.
enitimmrstt; $5O,OOO,0OO Bombs
ausgabe fur quite GanDitraben; Ser
bot bes annon3irens i'm 5rsien; 8s 8,
sulirung Don Ginhaltsbsfeblen gsgeE
4rbeitsr; 4bihaffuug Der 1ooess
isrdfe; Ginfiipruug bon Wa6lmaihis
nsn; Grnennung DON Jrauen gu oe>
ipliIen Qemtern uno Gntfernung bes
Wortss rWeiB" aus Der aonititution.
Gs fuuroen i'm 9an3sn $4,000
Stimmen ob9egebeR, peniger als 80
gro5ent, uls i'm 8urdi6uitt BEL
StaatspdbIen ubgegsben peroen.
Gas nobite6enoe 1T oas offi8ielle
8otum iiber iebes Der AZ 4menDe.
ments in alien Counties oes StQdtes
nit Qusnabme pon Spaulbing. Gs
piro ertIdrt, oab bic geri6te DON
SpauIoing gountp oas Reiultat mi.
Se3uq auf tsins Der 4menoemeuts an
bern fperbsu, dbgeieben bdpOn, oab ss
Die Wajoritdt 9egen bic $50, 100000
gonosaussabe nod psrgrobern pirb.
| Reformirung ces gipil. SurpzSps
ftems: 50 332, ,620; nein 203,087.
abf4offung Der 5Ooesitrdfe: ga
257 ,154; nein 302.288
8epOiitionsn: Sa 29O, $40; nsiu
226, SAG.
alasen gsgen ben Staat: So 305,-
424; uein 215, 766.
S6aosusriaB fir unperi6uIbete.
COB: 81 354, ,Q21; nsin 1874, 80.
Snitiatioe uno Referenoum: 8;
| 81, ,168; neiu 230,5s4.
untsriuhunssn ieitsns Der aegisla
tur: Su 347, ,349; nein 174,577.
| gelhrdntung Der 8eto-9emalt oel
Gouperrsurs: So 3S1. .107; nein 253,
| 202.
! Rehanics ono Builders Qisns: Z,
| 277 1893; uein 241, ,425
DobIfabrt BON 4nseitsIten: =
| 352,124 neiu 188, ,923.
Qrbeitsrs sGntI6dbisung: ia 800,
234; nein 210,808.
aonieroatiou bon nutiirliden Re
iourcsn: Sa 316,937; nein 191, ,078.
gdtitunoentag: 5a 332,274; neI1
231, ,433.
Qbissuns bon gsamtsn: Sa> 343.
803; nein 185, PAL.
ReeuIirung bon grpert. 3eussndus
iasen: Sa 335, 5,567; nsin 184, ,679.
Rsgiitratton bon geitstiteln: s
344, 1853; nein 171,174.
4bIhaffuug Der 9efGngnibsaon
. trattarbstt: Sa 331, ,725; .nsin 214
80.
Bef6rintune Der Waht BON grtru
Sefiionsn Der 2egislatur: So 317 1922
nein 191 $40.
9lbdnberuna bes 9eihtporenensSt
items: ia 263. .927;; nsin 243, ,298.
Common gleus sGeriht fir ieoe
: Gountp: Sa 300,704; nein 222, ,194.
4bidaffuns Der Grisosnsrihtsr: 5
263, $50; nein 251, ,797.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb Gin
: bnItsbsfebIs: Sa 239, 800; nsiu 256
! 229.
Gruusnitimmrs6t: Sa 248,125
nein 333, 3,514.
Quslafung oes Wortes pWeiB'
: sSa PAL, ,685; nein 264.579.
WablmaI6insn: Sa 241, $50; mel
: 287 .341.
i primdrpablsn: Sa 348.476; nei
, 1S2.0S1.
Organization BON SbulbebOrber
| go 297 ,219; nsin 212. .399.
Superintenbent fir offentlihsn LII
| terriht: ga 55,616; nein $50. $3.50.
Cute aanoftraBeH: Sa 251.91
l n.in 272, ,7s3.
- RscvlitunS nts 0tsiiHsrungsr
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Dtt V md II re II u o e 3.
Mien. 19. Sspt. - Der %. ins
terndtionale eutariften Ronereb
biirfte in 8e5ug duf bic 3abl ieinsr
1beilnebmer einen Retorb aufiteQsn.
DGbrenb 3u bem 3onsreb in Wlonts
real 1900 Edrten on 4uslGnber
ousseitellt ipuroen, iino Is jebi iber
10000 berielen., Wlan Ietdbt Die
3ahl Der 8eiuher bon ousp1rts ouf
mebr aIs 10000 rnb pieIe berielben
fab frrh. fpeun tie in ben 9ubesirs
irerr Der 6otels elm untertommen
finhen. Iaufenoe Don gilgern iinb
In 400 Gduib1uiern untereebraht
unb 12,OOO perfpnen erbietteu auf
benz 0orplus Der Stobtbaae GHen,
bos In ben Mifitdr ,lelotiihen eez
io5t fDoreen mar. es iinb nur fpes
nise fransoiiihe Geleedien dnipeIenb,
irel6e iib oariibtr betlogen, bab bds
Gertrsltommittee lie nift einlub, am
erOffnungstase bes aOnsreiies einsn
Sprehsr 81 itellen. Gs heibt, bag
Rnroinal 4mette, Der grsbifhof Don
poris. beim 0dfitnn baes9en ihrifts
li1su proteft einlesen ipirb.
Inter ben Reonern. pel6e 0ons
nsritos Ro6urittas in Der RotunDa
fprcGen, bfanb fih auh 9eneruls
brtar Roiner bon Wifipoutee. Der iiber
.1as Rousil bon Grient1 ipru6.
MinfonS opener gbnrhiIl
fir Desentralifation
Der Regterungss
getDaIt
Cunbee, S6oittanb II. Sept.
Guffragetten soben ii1 am Sonnerss
tag ale moelihe Wiibe. in 2ohse. els
ner Worftabt Don Dunbee. cine 0ere
iammluns auf5ubrechen. Dor ipelter
hr Warineminiiter Winiton Spencer
Churchill cine Rehe bieli. Ratoenl
piele 1rau.n binauseeporfen NOR
ben iparen. iagte Der Miniiter, haB biz
Druuen init Ollie fold uneiDiliiirieH
8snebmens. ME iie fi1 forindbrenb 81
fhuIben fomHstn lai1en1, teine politis
fhen Rehte erIaneen fpiirbsn.
Jm 2aufe feiner Rebe empfnbl ber
Miniiter elm soberotionsIpnem fit
Gnslanb. Gr iaste, bab England al.
Iein gu srcb iei fir Elm einsiges yar.
lament, bos ols ReidsporlameRt iidrl
fsin folIis, bem ater bic Io.aIer
MeinungsOerihiebsnbeiien psrhdnsniB.
polI fein ipiirbsn. CT Ihlus Dor, BAT
England in Wropin3en einastbeilt fpsr,
ben iollie lpis 2aneafbire. yortIhre
WibIonos unb lonoon, iebe nit einsl
sistnen gtiesgsbung. Or fiigte binsu
bnb bic Der. Siaatsn ibrs Geihdi.,
Dur6 cine er0Bsrf 3abl BON qarlamsn.
ten erlebigten. ala ipenn Is 3tbn ooel
5ipGIf parldmente i'm Ser. aOnisreid
gebs.
Die britifhe Reeisrung, fagis bel
Mliniftsr gum Ehlub, beabiihtias. bal
Dome Rule tn Jrlnnb Der 0orl1ufsl
e.nss eGien Gpitems pon Gslbitpsr
,pnItung fiir ale pier bas Der. aGnig
reid bilbeHbsn gdnber iein iolIe.
Der fommenbe pdrfeitai
Der S03iuIbemofrnteR.
Berlin. IL. Gspt. - Mm Is
Geptemb<r ipirb In Gbemnit, Gchfen
b.r porteitog Der Go5iolotmpfraie,
er6ffnet fptrben. Wdhrsnb btfisibel
ipetbsn bic Heomtln eriD6bli, bic par
ieibifkren5sn beisslsgt unb Der syslD
5ussplnn fir oas tsmmenbt Snb
enflpcrfsn iperotn.
alrIe Mn3eihfn beuttn hnronf Gin
bdb eS III fehr fHorftn Rdmpfen Tom
ntn plTb, b utbrsrs OsteHs pss
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Wetterberibt.

SIR ObiD, Snbiana, bas ipeits
Ehs ptnnIplDonien unb bas untere
Wihigun: Tribes Wetter am syreis
fog. tDnbrifeinlid Strihrssen in Der
Rndt ober an, Samitag. WGBi5
Iturfe per1nberIiche Winne.
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Die O6iOer OgrfaGungs-amen-
dement's
Nht ppn ben AZ Amenbements
permorfen.
81
1ieienisen fir bic $5O,OOO,OOO
8onbsanssabe uno bas Ma.
nousirem TIM ssreieu
yeur NIT tleinen Majoritdten.
St
WafeDertpalter fir bic u. g. Wotors
Gompanp ernonnt.
>S:>
Sad Solutions Jrau ibrer @uube er.
legen,
~.~
Die fe Ii9 in felbftmorberiI6er Nb>
fi6t beigebradt bate.
->$.~
Der Inipalt Burton 90. 9i6ion
~"~
Inter Der autlage bes Worbes ber>
baftet.
~3~
Sein Slei6mutb uerlieb i'm, als er
sinseIperrt puroe.
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Stabi Wertia IL. G<pt. -
81. mnrobirenoen 3opatiitsn snts
nidsin isit<einer Wone In ben Gtan.
TN WsosdloS uHh Mssyilp ems uiices
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Die iie ii6 in feIbitm0roertider ab>
ii4t beigebradt bate.
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paris, II. Sept. = glllt Hnios
nen pcn profeHicnellen Qtbrsrn oosr
frosnnnnte Gpnbitnts. butsn befnlpfs
fen, fi4 uufjuISItn Nur Sis pGsiIsf
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Nht ppn ben AZ Amenbements
permDrfen.

Nur nit tleinen Majoritdtsn.
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Die Tsesser seisen iich babel ober
pibertpilig.
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Muslan0.
Der eu6ariIlsa.k .koagrs6 In
Wiea.
9ae6r afs 10000 9remoe
In Der Staot.
Der britiibe Marineminiiter
@initon Spencer Gburhbia
EEpiisbIt bic Gintbtiluns GnsIanbs
in propins.n,
--~s.~
Die ibre eigenen Yariamente baben
follen.
81
reberall In Deutihiano
Ereffen bic Stdote IelbIt seeignste
Wsubreeeln 3ur bsbung her
oleiI9tbtusrung.
-->::s-----
Die Wetger 3eisen iidb babel ober
Dibermillig.
~
HuIgdrien bon ben W66ten aetpdrnt.
-~s:~
@eritiebenss aus Msrito.

BuIsarisn bon ben mG6ten separnt.
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llnter Der antlage bss Wlorbes berz
baftet.
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6 bicugp pprdr.

ghicaep, Sa., u. Sspt.-3unt
eriten MaIe felt benz 8eiteben Der goft
in b>a Der. S5tdaten Ibertreffen bic
ginnabmsu bes gbicagoer 45oitumts
Die oes gletp gorter. 5iir ben DO
nat 4ueuit betrueen bic poiteinnubs
men in Chicago 81, ,932, ,488.69 unb
sisi.nissn in Rspgprt 81. .9Q3. .21A.3A
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fir bic u. g. Wotprs
Gompanp ernannt.
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Der 4ntpalt Burton 90. gi6ion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
TYPHO0N SWEEPS JAPAN
Damage to Life and Property Il Very
Heavy.

Damage to Life and Property Il VERY
Heavy.
Toxic. September ga typhoon
swept over Japan the night OF Sep
TENDER 90. There was much loss OK
life and heavy damage TO property
and shipping.
torpedo boat and the destroyers
Tachibana and Fubuki were sunk in
Ise Bay Toxic has been completely
isolated since September 22. The
typhoon carried down all the telegraph
lines. Even yet details are meagre.
The most disastrous effects OF the
storm were felt along the seacoast. At
Yokohama. the French armored
cruiser Duplex dragged her anchors
and went ashore She was pulled on,
however. the following day.
At Shimonoseki, a Russian mail boat
foundered. The casualties are I'M
known
The losses to shipping have been
very serious. The Japanese battle
ship Satsuma and the tender Manshu
were dismasted. Four destroyers and
five torpedo boats were driven ashore.
There was a heavy loss OF life at
Nagoya. capital Of the Prefecture OF
Aichi Island of Hondo. where a school
and other buildings collapsed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
LID" ON IN ATLANTA
Resorts Closed Az Result OF Men ana
Religion Forward MOse0ene.

Atlanta. Ga. September s5-As a
result of orders of TIE chief OF police
closing all Il egsl resorts withn n'e
days. the outcome OF the Men ana Ike
iigion Forward Movement in this citS'
Nellie Busbee. keeper Of resort COM
mitted suicide to-day by plunEins
dagger through her heart. She lett a
note saying her house had been cioseo
and there was nothing left for her n
life.
L. was announced tonight that $lo'-
600 in cash is ready for instant as
posal BY the Men and Religion fof-
ward Movement in caring Tor those
women who desire to reform and LEAD
honest lives. Ministers and other
charitable workers viii visit the Sc
1egated districts tomorrow. u 10
said, to extend aid TO those caring 10
take advantage of II.
Two girls. giving their names as
Frances willard and Margaret Hansei'
and their homes as Asheville. y Co
were arrested early to-day and are
said to have given the police valuable
evidence. The girls came here re-
Gently with a musical show which be-
came stranded two days after their
arrival in Atlanta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
POPE SENDS BLESSING
Well Pleased With Work Done 70
Charity In This Country.

Well Pleased With Work Done for
Charity In This Country.
Washington. September 25.-In a
cablegram to-day Pope Plus x. con-
veyed to the delegates attending the
National Conference Of Catholic Char
tiles here his blessing and congratu
lated them upon the work they were
doing for the poor and needy Of the
church. 1Ionsignor T. J. Shahan.
>ctor OF the Catholic University. read
the message TO the delegates at the
closing session of the convention.
The apostolic delegate. Mgr. Giovanni
Bonzano. in an aidr ess. said the Pope
was greatly pleased with what had
been accomplished for charity by the
American organization. A letter from
Cardinal Merry del Val In Rome was
also read. in which he comm ended the
plan Of having the charities Of the
Catholic Church In one national or
ganization. The convention completed
its work at noon and adjourned to
meet In Washington In 1914. All Of
the pressnt oMcers were reelected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
Watson. TurnbulL


.@@o~o
These figures. compiled from the Of
fetal abstracts. as will be seen, differ
slightly from the unofficial returns as
heretofore published and apparently
seem to settle the contest. SO close and
so long in doubt. Watson's majority In
Nottoway Is reduced by two votes. and
foots up exactly the same as that given
Turnbull in Brunswick. Turnbulfs re-
ported majority In Mecklenburg - re-
duced ten votes. from 237. as reported.
to 227. Watson's majority is increased
by one in Amelia. one in Powhatan ana
two in Sussex.
Turnbulfs friends in Petersburg,
statement from that city last night
said. still stand pat on their figures.
giving him q majority Of six. and may
decide to make some contest. or ask
for recount in some Of the precincts
when the district committee meets next
Monday night to Canvass the fun re-
turns and announce the result.
MeeklenburG.'x Vote.
The following is the Official vote OF
Mecklenburg BY precincts:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
KAvANAUGH REELECTED
He Again Heads Lakes-tO-the-G0l
Deep WhieFways Association.

He Again Heads Lakes-tO-the-Gsl1
Deep Whterwsys Association.
Little Rock. Ark. September 2s.-
William 7. Kavanaugh. OF St. Louis.
was reelected president Of the Lakes
tc-the-Gulf Deep Waterways Associa-
ton at the annual election of officers
to-day. Although Mr.. Kavanaugh was
prevented by Illness from attending
the convention no one else was con-
sidered. 4 board Of governors. with
one member from each State directly
interested, was also elected
Isham Randolph. OF Chicago. con-
sulting engineer for the Chicago
drainage district. was the principal
speaker at the afternoon session. He
declared the deep waterway project
practical from an engineering stand
point.
1t was decided to raise FUND oy
means OF s. subscriptions from each
member OF the association TO inaoeu-
rate an educational campaign BY means
~ distributing literature setting forth
the benefits Of deep waterways.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
Compilation of Returns
From Official Abstracts
Puts Him in Lead.
TURNBULL DOES
NOT ADMIT DEFEAT
May Decide to Make Some Con-
test or Ask for Recount if Full
Official Results as Canvassed
by Committee Next Mon
day Are as An
nounced.

from the oficial abstracts Of Stature
days congressional election received
yesterday by District Chairman Robert
Gillian. at his ONCE in Petersburg,
from all the counties in the Fourth
District show a majority OF nine for
Judge Watson. Two precincts-one in
Amelia and one in Nottoway--are miss
ing. but the returns from these, az
unomcially reported and agreed upon
by both sides. were adopted in the COM
pilation. The majorities foot up ~
f0lloua
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
FIGHTING SPIRIT STRONG
Ulster Campaign Takes Oh Militant
Attitude.

Attitude.
Portadown. Ireland. September Is
The Ulster campaign took on mill
tant attitude to-day when 10000
Orangemen and Unionists assembled to
register their protest against home
rule. From the moment Sir Edward
Carson. the Unionist leader who came
here from Belfast. alighted at the sta
ton. where he was received with
guard Of honor. until the procession
arrived at the grounds where the
chief demonstration was held every
thing savored Of military style and
discipline.
II was not permissible to carry
arms. so the Cnionist clubmen bore
dummy rifles. but handled them as II
they were real The whole display
was proof that active drilling had
been going on for some weeks. The
speeches at the demonstration. which
was attended by Lord Londonderry
Sir John Lonsdale and other promi-
nent Unionists. breathed a strong
fighting spirit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-26
Roosevelt and Beverage
Are Subjects of Caus-
tic Comment.
FASrEN MENACE
UPON THE PEOPLE
Their Discovery of Invisible
Government" Is Nothing New,
and Its Power Has Come
From Party Which Has
Made 1t Possible to Col
lect Invisible Taxes"

Grand Rapids. Mich. September 90
A caustic criticism OF Colonel inso-
dore Roosevelt. former Senator aioeE'
J. Beveridge Of Indiana, and the fIo'
yr.ssive party was delivered here To-
day BY Governor Marshall, Democratic
candidate.
Governor Marshall charged that Col.
onel Roosevelt, as President Fastened
the powers of the invisible govern
ment' upon the people. his actioh
REGARDING the absorption OF the Zen
nessee Coal and Iron Company by the
United States Steel Corporation BY
this act, Governor Marshall said. Col
onel Roosevelt violated every prece'
dent Of the republic.
Governor Marshall discussed at
length the invisible government.
which former Senator Beverage out
lined in his speech as temporary
chairman of the Progressive National
Convention.
The invisible government" he said
lis no new discovery for the Demo-
crat That Is the government Che
Democrat has been fighting for more
than two decades He was fighting
this menace to good government and
during all Of the years
that Theodore Roosevelt and Albert j.
did not know Of its exist
ence."
Governor Marshall declared that the
danger Of the invisible government
lay in its power to collect invisible
taxes through the tariff law.
These gentlemen who are now as
the invisible government
he said. e are the gentlemen who gave
IT the power TO collect taxes and they
do not now propose that this power
Of invisible taxation shall cease. The
Democrat is a true progressive. He
proposes to take away this power OF
invisible taxation and when that has
been done the Invisible government
will naturally cease to exist. 1t is no,
worth while to rail against an evil and
at the same time furnish that evil
with the very sustenance that keeps
it alive"