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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-21
ITALY AND TURKEY
MAY Co IN
FORCE OF CIRCUMSTANCES SHOWING THEM
into THE FIGHT
TENSION IN ITALY At BREAKING POINT, R0UMAAA READY
TO FIGHT AND GERMANY OFFERING
INDUCEMENTS TO TURKS

Rome, Sept. 21.-An all night ses-
sion of the Italian cabinet, following
the receipt of formal denial from
Vienna that Austria was making war
preparations upon the Italian from
tier, broke up this morning without
any statement being issued.
Despite Austria's denial the ten
sion in Italy is at the breaking
point. Tt is believed that Italy viii
soon join the allies against Austria
AMI Germany. Italy already has
over half million men under arms.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-21
RoUsIANIA Is READY

Roumania has given an Official re-
ply to Turkey, indicating it is likely
TO join Russia, Britain and France
against the triple alliance
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-21

Paris, Sept. 21.- Rheims and
scissors are being battered to pieces
by German artillery and the allies
guns are doing equal damage to the
German forces. Both sides today be-
gan moving huge armies of infantry
into the conflict No advantage to
either side Is indicated
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-21
GAP IN THE GERMAN LINES

London Sept. 21.-It is reported
that the German right wing, under
General Won Kluk, is giving way be-
fore the allies, preparing to retreat
to Ardenhes. IA breacf has been
made in the German lines between
Laon and Rhe.ms.
Another report says that 10000
German soldiers are being rushed
through belgium by way of 9Mau-
slbeuge to reinforce Gen. Won K1uk
GERMANS FAILING BACK AT
SOIssONs
Paris, Sept. 21.-It is reported by
an aerial scout at Scissors that a
large portion of the German army is
retiring.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-11-06
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Announcement No. 1851.
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REVOLT II FEDERAL
Army no SURPRISE

Vera Crua. May :i.-A revolt In
the Mexican army In the capital at
any moment would cause no surprise.
according 10 refugee. VII" arrived
here to-day. Foreigners there are cN.
pcctins daily the beginning nj ano'h-
or period similar TO that Of February
last year.
The rrfueeCp sseert that ell that
I. lacking IL st cairi with sufficient
courage to lead tho movement. They
sav treason asains, General H"cs'a
IL uttered boldly on the streets.
The capital !. over roun with AL
hercn's and hicse appear anxious I"
forcs'ali any atssmp, Of iluerta and
his followers TO escape. All the 'ah-
inc, ofticerp and iiucr'a himself are
saidc to be kept under close watch.
The resignation Of more members
of thee abinet. Including Querido Mo-
hcno. who was the moet jealous sup
Porter Of General IIuerta. 4. rumor"d
u. likely In the near future.
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PERSONALS.

Wm. Lamb. 'of Denver. b In the
City ON business.
". J. Cox. OF IL Paso. Is ia Trial
dad On b.isiness.
II. Eksinser. Of Santa Fe. Sew
Mexico. is In III. city an business.
Mr. shd Mrs. H. ". Rice. Of Den
yer. are visiting ia the city.
Mr, sud Nrs. John J. Kelley sSe In
Trinidad from Silver City.
lease II. Cain is here fron, Drawer
on short business visit
David Meek. Of - Junta. Is In
Trinidad on business.
~. u, Dick la. sose tn chieaso
where he will attend the General As
s~mbiy of the Presbyterian church.
y. \. Williams is in Trisitlad
from Den,sr attending To basinss.
matters.
Mrs. i, S@sburs. Of Ration. oasSrd
through Trinidad an her way TO
WAshissson. y, C.. ~h-/ h-s isash-
ter Asae. has L+.n s,l-adihx school
ssd ~iM graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Ada mson left
last nixhi fog cisyian after sr~nainx
several days here sisiiisw aud at
i-adink io business msstsr..
Niehasi i.yoss has returned 10 his
hon- al Clarendon. Texas. after =
business visit Of several DAYS in
!Tsiaiasa.
y \, Gordon returned io hi. hoase
~ Au,sraiiio. Texas. after sp~adIns
several days here On hasisess,
Ms. J. ". ksndsirk has soae Ia
tsrasss where she siii sisi, rsf s@v.
~ssi dsy. With friends and relatives
/ v'run t-ssss .h~ viii Es Ia Ne~ina.
i.ss. .hss- she will Wilt . fsv
weeks with her brash-r. tAseia No
Alii@,ss.
J. u. iiaxh-s same in ysss-sds,
from bis hans In ts-asrs ias a Lisi.
ssss slsi, sf i-s asyss
George MsCovsn af Pryor /. in tbs
city fns Nssil of several assss
Mr, ass Nr,, a. u. Asd.s.ss ss'
rived in this city yesterday fsns
their hnm1 in n-ss~f fas = ba.ise,.,
visit II s~s~sHi Asss in this .iiy ssa
si.ihi'y.
\ Ms y u. nahhins. IT.. s-sasa-s
Yesterday In h~s hsras in rsim-u
alter sp-saiss . ssS IN ibis .iiy On .
sh.prinx visit
Mfs Harry shuns shi sausk,s,
issIh s~sass-.i yesterday ss h-s baA-.
in t'sihasso stI-s ss~siis< . do h-r.
tisiiins her fnslh-s
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JAIL TERMS ARE
GIVEN PRISONERS FOR
MnSlAUenTEn

x~ns-nres r-s~ f,ass~a in the die
sssss .aass this nsossias sinr assra.
asss sossissed this term. \ issm Of
hsnr s~oa'hs In the soaa,y 5sii sas
given wtiiisaa t'ssakiin. a a-xrs ~ho
shot aad KILLED wilIism Issudess al
Nnsicy last March. rssasiia uss
convicted of is,olus,sry nssaslsash.
srss
Aad~ss Nafsisrs. fssud guilty
shi. ~-sk of ;asnlussary maasisush.
trr. the LiiiisE of t:as-nss Chavez Al
ts~isa.s wss sssseasrd IN sis moashs
N Jail. asd Manuel t.nr~s. fo,sna
guilty at assault with deadly weapon.
vss sisn Eivra sis moaihs in Jail.
The district attorney en,rsvd a
nc,i- In the ssse Of jaa.ss M.t-ain at
x~xuadn. esrssi with assault so Nil
The noilr vas catered o~iae To the
inability to secure witnesses.
Augustine Gssrta. charged with
non support. IL being tried today.
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Ckics to Appear
1t Crystal Theatre
Sstsr3ey-Sss4ey

RssiiinE chteo. i.ns Asx~les has
ism~etEkI tssoris-. onse eoaau~sos
or lAsssy Chavez. title ehsiisaEss. The
fastest ii',i- ,~o-Lsadsa 4 fighter that
ever b~si = punching las. siii b.
srsa II st,i"n ~ the CsS.isi lh~siss
,assuSdsF ana Sunday niEhis ~ ~ssh
pssfosnahsr. Ch'so viii tet on .
fast exhibition of ihsro spsnis With
io~si hst-rs. do shado~ puaehlsx.
sot~ski. pins and usi,isx ~ssfsiss
sad defa0hsirasr that h1 il clever
WITH his iansh bns,ks. l4ral ftshi
fans arr .sErs To s.s the ~osL of th~
Lad uhS sns- laid oar ii~ssy tnu
uhile slu assh.sisS Fsusssd . stsEr
lhsi wss h-asa ssusn sus.s In saasss
chleo. TIE sa, With 'h~i ishisiss
asljvss,. has t---s sasssra ~ Mas.
sssv Nsipii- as an ssiss siFssihsa
tnsskssrBss ,.sias p~os,is af rstssasd,
Il ulli hs, BE- . tame sshihs'sos. bot
os- WITH SNAP and sissrs from 'issi
10 iAss. Csiso has made ssssy tst-sJs
hssr ~ks viii be- in thief s.A' surs IA
see hlss zs shspash the nan''.ess
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sHoENAKu READS OWN
OBITUARY: FUNERAL SET

Reading. Cal. May :i.-Wii-
liam Johnson. a Rcddinx shor-
maker. returned last aishs froa.
q visit 10 Wilbur springs. pick.
up q ncwspapcr. rad accounts
OF his death and learned that
his funeral had been set for to-
day. On the aircct hts fellow
to~nsncn turucd ay iron, him
with blan,hed faces. II. final
~ found an old friend who
would talk to him. Thea he
learned tho following facts.
A body Of ad rowncsi man had
been found. u had been nn-
mistakaoly idcn,ificd ny scores
as his o~n. A cotoncr'a jury had
pronounced him dead frUm
trom drowning. The papers had
chronicicd his death In obitu-
aries. The BODY supposed to he
hi. had isccn iasen to hsa hottie
and prepared by the undertake.
for burial.
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FRECklE-fAcE
Don't Hide Then with Q Veil: Re.
move TheM with the 0thine
Prescription.

This prescription for the removal
Of ircckics was written by a Promin-
cnt physician and is usually .o sue.
ccs.ful in removing frcckics aud siv-
ing clear. beautiful complexion
that II T. sold by druggists under
guarantee to refund the money !: IL
fails.
Don't hide your frccklcs under a
veil. get an ounce of o'hinc and to-
move them. Even the first few ap-
riica,ions should show a wonderful
Improvement. como OF the lighter
frcckics vanishing entirely.
lie sure to ask the drugEis, for the
double strength othinc: II Is this
that is sold on the moncy-back
guarantee.
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LAST STAGE OF
HONE RULE Bill
Srsssessss ssso - ~

Aaia shaas. fs.sn bis supporters II
''aoa'l szssrs'. Mf. t.A~ s-tasri In
s-riy ssa the sp-skss declared sh-
.iiiisx sasr~sa-a. .syiss ihss~ ~ss
soshjss else h- could aa. ss Mr. Las
d~eiin-d 10 assist hsm in ssiatsisiss =
asa-Fs
t'srms~s A.-1ui'h and his rniisa eu-s
in ih- sahin., sss s-msin--. in ,h-if
s~a's ~esv si-sv-iY sseAi'sd si'h
shpsiF- epilh.ss hT sh. arrsst'ion 4"
~hish the miniss~siaiisss vpIi--i
.iih .h-ess aud ih- ~asIae ot hand.
k.srh
The sSesU in the h.u.r followed .
settles II bitter .p--vh-s hy Aadr-~
isanas I.s~ and other uniseisis In
which they Denounced rfrms-s Ne
suish sss hi. srt,,ssi 4" s.rnsiat 'h.
ii,u.r of Commons With the terms "f
his amending biii 4. tho iri.h hom'
rui. hill.
Ns the member. filed out os III.
chamber tleary Page Croft. a union
i.l. rsi.rd the .hea, '',hr.- cheer. for
kius Ioha.'' the reference being 10
John Is-,imuad. the nationalist lead
CT
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t'n,os Prayer Heesias.

rh- Fezul.r aaiaa r.as.E ua-~sins
siit b. held saas"ssss zt'-F-o@n at
.as. a. ,h- laas- .s MFss 4. j. pss..
ii< i3ass f.r.na street The isaa-s
a, ,hr ss,.rnu.a siii - N.. O. "
irr;paIi ami the suhi-ss viii be
'whs'TEinss r. Fee. Tire Hspsi.
.irI b. in charge at Mrs, Nrpls gate
The rsuGrans viii consist at = ssiann
solo b, Miss Inris Nus-r. veal solos
by Mis-. ks'hrsiH- sbciinn and Mrs
J. A. t-aashiin. = iu-s br the Ni.s-s
Hath Nss-an sns Nit AMI Airs y.
T. Marriott ani Msu'- tiutisr. RAD.
Ing. by Mrs Nppl-sa'- and Master
Amos iiii.ss The ladies us The Sisy
arr cordially invited 4. a;,Saa.
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Tsver 1asaas.

Th-r- u N" ss"ru rfai.~~-th1 uns
drtiskins than that Of b-autifi ing
sur .r home. AMI certainly an task
which more fniiy repay. tim- aud
iatnr thus expended One who piants
q tree or fios-r morr than indyizrs
ale fancy or pleasure. every ward ~
garden maa- lovely With flower. add.
tn the beauty and a,'ra.,i,-n-~s os
III. entire city.
A. this season ono has hu, To i.ck
ai-ou, him 4. .s- Col. handiwork
every ~hc-r. on hill and IN valley ami
thus to r-aiisr that beauty in nature
IL siN frpm the Creator and ia Just
as essential to our Happiness as arr
the material necessities.
An unusual opp"rtun'y will he pre-
scented to the residents Of Trinidad
this week for procuring plants and
Hover. of all varieties a, the Flower
I,a,aar which ~iii he Open i- tho
public On Friday and Saturday alter
Moons. at the Colorado supply COM
pans's store. TIL. public !. cordial
" invited to visi, the bssaa' a.d on
JOY the display Of color and fragrance.
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He p. e w. Shoe Co.
CARD OF THANKS

W. ~ish io thank our friends foi
,h- msny ss,s of Madness shown a.
LuElns Ih- shSTs iLihsss and dealt
of ".ir pr-riaHs little daughter an
sister. Louis Also fo' the man
beautiful floral offerings Mr, an'
siss. J. H. sp-ns.r and children.
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ROYAL AkcAkUN

n-s.isF aa--,ins .f ii",ai Are
mum FRIDAY nish,. MAJ 80 This Is
The serial evening ana ,r,reshm-n,s
.iii b. s-ss-., 6. all ~sa sri.g 's-i'
sar ani saae-rs H. 'h-'- a. f"l ait
-nio, ih- ass.i,F 1T. l., M"s'i..
ls-srns ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-21

The asissiisa Army esa us~ -,
esss,off e,osh,ns. fassi'as-. ki'shs'
uisssiis. dishes. b~.iiins etc. As'
oss hssise say Of such please ph"s.
itsa :ss; ssi sk-y ~iii b~ rallies
for psossriiy. Thssksy-rspiAis y
4. ovaAsI
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parbcd wire cuts. ragged wounds.
collar and harness gals heal up
quickly when BAtLNRD'S SNOW
I.INtMENT IL applied. II is both
healing and antiscptic. Price CSC.
soc. and 500 per bottle. Sold by
the IIausmap Drug Co.
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rlsrHH FOR THE WHISTLE.

Ltateh Tor the WhJstIc@! the V'N
carrier boys now possess new whis.
ties. Tho boys will blow the whistles
when they deliver papers. When
you hear the whistle tonight and
nights hereafter get your C-N just
after II he's been thrown.
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BOX SOCIAL AND AUCTION SAIL

~ The snnisf FShs.pt Nhn-t. Meth"
di., Episs.psi Church. sau,h. fsi.is,
evening \ sSs,st time proats..i -
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1EPlc FAILS
scssss,es1 S..o -, ~

the psOsis~~, nj shs sarkins ol ih~
oily by tn. federal. when they are
Ins-~.i Ia retreat. as s-sms inetH-
able. II lie til. general belief that
they viii not give mp Mss>iesn Ia
Gsssssi Oss-son ~iihosi first wreck
iss the .itS,
ss~ sAas~ Of apps-h-n.iSn tn the
M-sissns i. the sfsisai at the ss'iis-
@f ssaih I,sks,s fsos Acapulco with
hsr fssr- nj nssfiss., Thi. hs. b-~n
sssi.a.iy Interpreted ~ the sAsis-s.
ssa the fear os an American seizure
kas s,s~sA ihsoaxho.,i The .i'ss
Nsdto .ossnust-slian has b--n
foasa very diffisaii for the Am-fir
sss fleet -s-s sins- II sAobiiisr.i al
NssSliss. Risii. .aaaiIiass are such
that lh~ ~is-,-s. operator. ss- able
10 talk ~iih SAs bissa. N. ssaf-s,
Am.si.ss p.iss. oni, Internationally
asa ,a-s oaiy ~i,h 6ifissai'ys The
same .sosiLi. has L~ss ssp~sI-ns-a 10
sosssaunl.aliss ~ish vessels "f the
fleet 81 eah-s N.sisss p-,sis wh-h
The soalh tAsknsa uss as s'ai''is".
she lasisi tast Odd e. .-aairsif-sisf hsf'
bas IN such . static IpsnLir thai f"s
several DAYS hai . message sn Tbs
nssshir ssssia b. ,ssssmiu-do
i.sisi.k ttsisd. an fs<iishmsn.
sha 80. ~oasa.a ., 's- Gitss"s
mine nshs. sss ~.ii -sa'ssh .. '-
abl. In i.as- MsnIsn today f"r Fan
tfsssiseo shnssa = nsss sai's-fs
Tsnri.s. Mar t,' via nsusnssiii-.
T.sss. Mar :bs-it is issss.d that
G-ssfsi zAsaesss and ali sh- federal
ssaap. sha r-sr-sisi isuna Tsmri.o
~Ss.assra t-snuso yesterday Si'h",i
a-sisu, iss rssp-s,y as sns kihd. al
shoash th.y tack sissx 9th shsnn oil
The horsss. mst.s ssa cattle
G.Asssl Zsssxuss'. fusv~'s arr h.rs
ii~ssa tn be .hoss at anaus isioa bal
they have pI-asy of rattle. sassisi~n'
q. -nssi- thea, ts r-seh sh-ir aessin'
;ssl.no The s-a-sais hssias a long
start. IL 4. n.s .as.ii.fri ssabs bi-
III. saa.ti,ai i.asii.ss uiil s,srnse. Ia
pursue them.
Th- retreat q. The fs-ssfsis from
raaur. removed ali tear that sA. oil
rr.pessie. uo-sIa b. destroyed ard IN.
su,.d = speedy resumption at snsSs
It's, for tho pr-sehrr at .uns'i'u.
ti"nalis. troops ratspiiiaE ih-
streets. ih-r- IL ii,,i- 10 Indicate that
Tsmris. ia nos In n.- hands TIL.
shops Ate arra. busin.ss is h~ins
Nan.a.'-d ss usual and a~''rss order
s mainssia~is There have b-~h nu
arrest. ot federal .rnrsshiscrs an
ssr.
Comparatively . small number os
s.as'i,u'ionsii.s troops has- hecn r--
'siari in the city. Governor Cahei-
i.ro ha. assured R-ar Admiral Msyo
ot hi. determination tn maintain alb
.a.u,c order aad To thoroughly rro-
,-cs all foreign Interests.
Tho .oastituiionaIi.,s arr .nd-ss
urias To raise and repair the sunhras
Vera Cruz. AMI Inspection sho-. 'ha,
tho ship !. no, badi, damaged.
The custom. staff ha. been fuiil
organized.
The last considerable detachment
Of eonstitutionaiisi troops left here
for Monterey shI afternoon aud
those left arc only 1s,N!icien' to- hold
tn. city sxainst attack.
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NOTICE

Hes TIE protection Of the iioes'
asd srsaiss ssd TO asssss,s asa u.
crease the sans ssd sish shefos. TIE
Rocky Mousiaia Coat saa isos Co.
asd the Colorado Fuel aad ifus Co..
hereby sivs soties that all irsspsss-
ise, hunisas o. fishisk % ihe's !Assf
10 Las Asinas County. Colorado. s's
strictly soshl11s0.
The Rocky Nouataia Coal q Tres
Co.. asd TIE Colorado Fuel aad Iroe
Co,-py ]. p. wstbosa. Psessdess.
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CHICKEN PIE DINNER

~ the Christian Church Saturday.
MAY :id. trum 1870 To 1889. We
.oiici, your psstunalc. q
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-21
NOTICE. FLOWER SALE.

ORDERS ;aI-a ssr anF Iuan'i'4s =
and up.=rh- Colorado s'ipfis e"
FRIDAY aAa Saturday ats-rsnnn. (:
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Rsbekah Lodge.
Dases al Das.st, Hsne.

\ nrasi -ni.f sbi- paFss aas sit-n
last -s.siAs hf tho Miss-s G-rsfuis
and Msss ttsss-u as 'h-ig ham~ on
S-saia ay-au- The .,-nins .ss
ss'~as Ia asssIas.
These ps-s~n' hrsis.s The h-s'rssSs
s-r- Misses Hath tAa.ahu-. GtsaFs
shannon. Carrie Aps.i. if-a- kah-.
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-03-06
COLLEGE NOTES.

Seymour. '16, has left college perma-
nently.
Monahan, Is, will take the place of
E. c. Cole as associate editor of the
Campus.
Chi Psi held dance in Masonic hall
Saturday night. A large attendance of
alumni and undergraduate brothers was
reported.
Arthur Mott and Benjamin Fisher
have left college, the latter however to
return at Easter. Mr.. Fisher is now
on trip to the Bermudas.
Wayland Walsh, ~, was recently
married at Hartford, Conn, where he
is teaching in the Hartford High school.
Professor Picard until recently in
charge of the botanical department, has
secured fellowship and is doing gradu-
ate work at Columbia.
Captain Vail announces his intention
20 keep the base ball squad in Middle
bury over Easter for practice. weather
permitting.
H. jackson Vail, who was recently in
Montpelier as a member of the Ran
dolph team in the State Gun club shoot,
brought home silver cup as a trophy
for having won fourth place in the in
dividual shooting contest.
Simeon Murch, who recently announc-
ed his decision to return to Middlebury
as base ball coach in spite of the refusal
of the Metropolitan Police Commission
ers to grant him leave of absence, is
expected in Middlebury on March 25th.
At meeting of the Athletic associa-
ton held Saturday noon is was voted to
ratify the new rules IN regard to alumni
membership of the Athletic council.
Since the formation of an alumni asso-
citation for the purpose of assisting
college athletics it is desirable that
alumni representative have more power
in managing athletic affairs.
The advantages of a branch of the
local postoffice at the college has been
talked of by many, with the result that
the post office authorities are consider
ing tn feasibility of establishing such
branch. The present method of dis
tributing and collecting mail is very
unsatisfactory. The proposed office
could be well conducted by students
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-03-06

The freemen of Vermont went to the
polls Tuesday in greater numbers than
is usual at town meetings doubtless
from the fact that aside from the regu-
lar election of town officers and the
question of voting on the liquor ques-
ton there were three referendums for
consideration. The returns show that
the proposition to build a $500, 900 build
ing at Montpelier for the use of the
Supreme court, State library, the YER
mont Historical society and other uses
has not been ratified.
Evidently the voters were puzzled in
voting on the two primary questions
and the returns show that the voters
in many towns voted on both the din ect
and preferential propositions.
Incomplete returns show that 95SS
votes were cast in favor of prefer
entail primary law and 7439 against.
That direct primary law would meet
with greater approval is indicated by
the vote of 16,469 in favor of direct
law. The vote against a direct primary
is 5000.