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GrCocrition. Mon Tre0erifiou. 81
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Sine ~fnGrcnbc 'iueitcnnnn. )

Griola 0c5 Mj9coniin Eroout
ten SQe3i1I". meld1cr nit ocn
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mira unfuBt oItc @crui2, um0 Nr,
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%itrcutcu IN ororcu W}tnQcH 5lt Dem
,}uqC nuh sic 9lrhciter ser Stootcr
Soma mo Etlluoja mcr1cn nid)t ncr
ltblelL Sen $40 81 belidltlNclt. Ndbcu
ia sic llntcrlcbnier oieicr Nusitei
lang olJdl einc M}cnac fc0uer nit oui
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les 9@isconllr in IanoDirthihuit!iher
Mlniidlt ms rchtc Htdlt 81 lebcn nil
lcn. Gina iedla &ortr0qe lptroer
pre- Gag ueboltcn. Sic ourdl sic 9iclcu
9fllocr ~er0dn}cn0 onidlmIIifl Qcmodlt
meroeu. Ole Nortbpcitcru Nohn
nat iidl INN ocn 3ld iehr ucroicn,
Qemutlt. neil ne 0enieIbcu noll,
%tounlcn irci ilbcr iciuc @cIciic be,
fJrotrt.
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>pc5iGlfomite ouI or G~outtnrnths.
'itltn1 mn %. 2e}embcr Sic Nr-
mllliglulg bon 10000 3oQors 8ltul
9ot cinc@ Observation-Disclosures.
o05 ricr5iQ Nctten bo6eu ioQ. uncnl-
pfeblen. Se6$ bnn oen ncltn man
ncrn oc% hctrciicnhen Gonitc3 mo
den 5uc5cit 5uiommen NIT Or. :. 81
NiIritmnnn, eiHc R~unorciic hurdJ
%%Siscpniin nm hic bc"fonntciten 2uu-
Gcnlcil'tGtten 81 Inloiren mo nit
0cn mocnebcn6Cn @ltorit1tcn oui
bcm @c5ict 0es @ungcnbciImcicns al
tonicrircn.
Nm Iicn5tod meiItcn Sic Ser.
rcn III MiImoufcc uno biclten
lonAc Gonfercn3cn NIT Gr. s.. &.
2enrbolt. Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scr
2%&i&couIin Nntl Suberfutoli3 Milo.
ciotion. luto beiudltet; nit ibm oo$
Wtuirodlc Sonotorium. Tr Gear
hnlt mar elmer ser Srrcdcr iihcr 6aS
Sonotorjun5projcft nuf Der N0pcm.
bcrljttn0 Scr Ga GroIic Gouutn pc.
Eor0e III mcldcr Dos Spc5olfonite
ctnonnt lmIr0c. Nah 0ciidtiquua
ocs Wuri0alc Sanotorium5 untcr-
nohm Dos Gnmjtc in NeoleitunN BON
Or. Gcorholt cine Snlpcftion5tour
6nm MiIlomtroof- SoHotorium in SEE
lloiho uno Slmp Helt Sonotoriuni
IN Racine. Gic Discrimination
meldle it'd olli Scr Stlt0lcnrciic bcfis.
ncn, limo: H~oriiGcuocr " 6. Y3inter.
<obu @in0lcG =. y. @ucltbcr ulG
y. &ohnion nlIs 90 Grniie, Ncrmunl!
Nohn aus Gnnldstn mo 8. ". Sto-
rntl0t CHS tSnrminQtor. 9ua GnWitt
hat bercita ntf ciltcni NIot fir 0c3
projcftirtc Sonotoriur ori Den
Wronobno onS %orfou'Srrdl ii
morhcrt. Is lit Elm eli 9lcrca 0r0fcr
Snnhfnmplcr inmlitten nnn lh1lerll
un0 Wer0cn uu0 nit elmer prGdti0cll
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@cr0c Minncioto3.
M Scr Superirtcnocntin oeS Sc.
n%o'hdcr Snnotorilrns in @iGopbroof
iohcn &ic CONTAMINATION elm Iigbc@
b~cfonrtcs @citht micocr. Ole Iartc
luor 6rCrIein Gonitonca ~. @npc3
einc @rc tirtc Der &rorfcupfIcQcrin.
ncnihlIe nom Ct. GronciS NoIpital
in Ga Grniie mo inGtere 2~oboratori.
Inn ? @chiIfin 6cs bicii0cn 2fr3tcs
Or. GHmorn GOuns.
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Ncrr Gnil Nrnltcin. i5l MlcNuiiter
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toiteu? M}chrere mcjncr Grcin0c
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GDicooo 81.
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%oni SoOe nbbernfen.

Nrctuu. &Ju SAME ihrcr Stinc
tier 6rou 2ouia NonifL t02S iuoI.
:. Strofc. itorb am Gicn&toa 9bcu1
I'M @lter nor SO ~Sutren Nrou Yforr
Tmtton. &c &critorbenc rirroe IL
Ctittrrejd' 0cborcn uuo fori id'cn nor
vicltl l>ohrca Nod 9nlcr'to. Cos
%@rrdbntE iirNct hclttc WoraCn oui
Acn tolholiii1cu tSricohoic itott, nod
yincr rothtracheu0cu Ncier III ser
b5bnjiit,cn Ct. &Scnec>lmtS Sirde
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@eiratbsseinh

&inIde Die 8etonntitoit nit elmer
%treuen. ahtenspertben beutid)en Trau gu
MAIDEN, bic elni9e Sabre linger wie ib iein
muB. SD bin AZ Sabre, uie9e l12 Yfuno
uno Nh 5 6uB, 10 3pl erUf. nor perbet'
rot1et, bate ober Seims uno finansielle
MtiB9cihide. Our ;3eit bin i'd @eihdits-
reiienoer I'M @elten uno peroiene mtebr lie
$500 i'm Monat. Sabe 500 gder itDnes
Seimitdttelnnb in @ontana. &ein Shers.
Bette @mpfeblun9sn. Cine non 9onb por.
gcsoaen. ooer cine Die iid ielblt erhalt. glle
Brieie neroen t%eanttpprtet.
Better s.. Suben,
Sen. 9eIiperp, minneapolis, Minn.
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Cic NprmaIifnlc perIicrt smei on.

tc 2ehrfroitc. 81. Gorl y. Sputb.
ser Cher (urnlchrcr. urN sri. "
Spulcc. &ebrcrin Der Mnusm lien.
ihcit bobtt ihre Exclamation cin8c-
rcid)t. mo ser eriure Miro 60 Groile
tcrt:ta CIT 1 Flbcuor ucrlolicu. 81,
@Duth luirttc pier $Ghre on 0tr hicli.
aat Nnramlidull mo lit eircr oet
lci'en lurnltbrcr. a,d % Groiie ic
bate. Gr miro uud} &l,oidHopoIi3
i'Hriic0eln mi bort elmer 6irlo 9oH
E(u6tc <Uc1ioIiitea bc'treten.
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0in &;rfBnijter &antttt,

cite &a9reaOcriommlln9 ocr Nt-
tern Miaconim Molltcin : drIciiun
Nrctocr9' Aiiociotinu" sic INIT eilcht
Nanfctt Uerbut0cn NOR, fan0 an
Clcu7ioQ III or Observation-Disclosures.
idluIe bel CnoIaafa ltutt. mo bte Ger
.ianunlruQ murnc BON so Nerioucr
bcillbt. Ijt SeiclIlhalt. otc Die
,3.ldlt mo 0cn &crtouf BON &oIItcju-
&Ilhen bctrcibt. lpur0e TOR eincn Sat,
re BON - 3lihtcru Qcqriin6ct Nfit
QIlco fam ic0cr mcrocrL scr it'd
iilr &oIitciu Nilbc intreliirt. mo
iino ArmcIoungcr an &. 9. 2i60Ie,
CuoIoafo. @is,. rin3tlcn0en. Ter
9eitroQ lit 500.
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Gip meitcrcr Sie6nab( cutoett

Plus 0cn Ncltic pou 0rn. s. y. ear,
Qcnbad. 925 iiiol, 3. StraBe, mlrhg
EN- Characterization eltmenoct. oei
len %rbolt bctrdttlifcr @trt5 tr.
iitt. Y}nn QInltbt bnB scr Iicb, met.
der sic 0oulcr nnn Siilou mo
5dauuIhe nor eini0cu lonen beiut
tc. init oicicnt Giebltohl ebcufous Ct
mos 81 thlm hnttc N}nuu scr licb
'tobl bci P%ouqcnboh Qcihub. lit idurt
tcit5iitcl!cl "a man noS bctr. 0o'.
den ulleBt nor ctmu odt loqen IL
N0H0cu hottc.
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ssY $2O.O0O.O0 81 perIcibcn olli
@runocjgcntbum in Ga Groile in
6unnmen BON 100000 bis 8,t So.
10000 6u so. Nnh5uiro9en bci
g. $. @ot3. Gontor, 331 Noin
StruBe, ODER SeIcpbon 352sW.
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Neuefte Rn3etoen.
Sleine Spc5ialan5eiecn foitcn:

lleber IS @orte , Gents pro @ort.
Sic @orte ~%erIong,". .3u pertuu'
len, a3n uermietben". vS6eilhuber pers
Ian9t". II. /. ~. iopie bic Nbrelieu inn
Elm She'll Der Nn3ciQen uno miil,en beI
Der Sreis Sereduuu9 alS &orte mit9e'
5dbit fueroer.
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8ersuiisunss=B esUeiier.

Ga 6rulc Eaeater. - 5ohtloiige ~auoc@
rifle : &oritclluugen uHD &Sauoelolloer
ie0cn Hadmlttag uno Hbero.
piuIcrIr. - SonHIa9 Atohmittd9s l1c
Nben6s @duoepile : 8~nrlteluu8en; an
ben @otenrogeu GRANDCHILDREN.
6il5n. - Se0en giatmIiiGg nno abeno
@anoelbilber.
GaiinO. - Seoeu Radlmitiag uno abeno
GRANDCHILDREN.
9be StramO - tan Der Sndion StraBe)
,3eoen abeno @anoelbiloer.
etar. - Seoeu Nndlntttdg uno abeno
GRANDCHILDREN.
Sreamlano.-(RorOie )-Senen Gag
Wdnnelbll6er.
Come. Eioroieite-l Seoen Gag
Manbelbiloer.
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eEF User 0eIoer 81 mdfiGen ,ninien
Ieiheu m0dlte. elnen uerl0Blid)en Rdtb'
Qeter fir Setb5 uno M~ortgage5 brdudlt
cner @eIn aui quite Siderheit allsleiben
mil. meuoc iih on ~. s. 3ifiih.
203 9. 4. StraBe.
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gu berfnnfen

teItcS nsrhlid)fS @isconiiner Cuts oer"
Gano uno Surnen, 40 gder bis ecttonen,
in benz SSruht' @iirteI. Sic beiten Grams.
pprtotions @eIfgrnbeiten. StraBen. Stulen
uno Warfte. 3ufrieoeniteuenoe Sermine
Sprrd)en Sic ppr uner if)reiben Sic an
s. 9unnehede. @eitdftsfihrer,
Sapiielo Snpeitment @I'n.,
NihIanb, @is.
Qotnt : aaent: Nppce Steal @Nate
60, Gil 6errp Stru6e, 90 Grpiie, gSis.
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Is 0laicu Der
2antpf 4>feiicn
uno 6a3 @eloute
scr 6eucrlDehr
9tlornl 0frfcu
bait ) llbr o.
fern 2(6cno finn
ncteu cas- Hnben
De8 3ugcs mn
oen h%eimtthrcn-
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oIli mciucr @cihnodltS . 9llt8,
Io0e III mcinem Sd,olticnitcr
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der |rci&fortc mortirt, ms id.
hobc iic nie0rio aenrod't. @ittt
bcichcn Sle iidl o%ieicIbcn. c3
m5d,tc fem, Gle icbcn ocronc
oo@ mas Gle munldcn.
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Eompauie y.

Caption - Nernlon u. Rugp.
Eritcr 2ritnont-GnlI G.SduIt
3ucitcr @lttuout - NauI &. =
9ioiitt.
Serecontcn-Ho NNpIano. Mn'
Y. Nuhoo (hcmna ). ShoIc&. 30
tcrt 4. A}orQuornt. Nrtinlr i. Soil.
nanel. GorucIiIS )tcb.
Gnrporalc - &obn ". SolICr
Hrtbur M}oc Mon Eit-tcr Wcn.o
min I. S0uoati. Ncrrp 0thr, Hur
%inaey& M0rru Chamberlain.
Ntlljttr Nurrn zee.
Nod,e Gorl Sdmcrtir0tr. %;ur
Mthuitcr - ,Eotu y. Nrou.
@cmtirG Ct. @loiicl - Nnrclr
Go1 Charles @roth. Nobcrt ". 0'i
10 Robcrt Natfc &ohu 6. Njnnb {
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Ilcic NrciSitciqcruuo ldBt 'tt M
tirljd' oui ouncrcfl Wcbjctcr. 10 nit
Nesug ouf Nnunoteriol cbcniola
undlluciicn.
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8eidJGits 9totisen.

R3 Is. g. gan Auteu, Ierlife'
rungss99cut; 8urQidnfiss uDer Cider
beltss9pnos. 22S Yedrl StrdBt.
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Gas Sanatorinm fir Suber:
fnlOie.

mn uId1t oae 9lg.
3tiden trlgen
mo III cingc-
lpeibteu Nrciicu
nit lnun nit
3lcnllidlCr @e
%iumunthcit mil
i'm, 0nB g niht
Der tSoil lit lpirh
0lS rom GUuutl-
ratb c%rnanntc
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Iic lcet 1cimQcfcbrtcn Gompo9
nien " mn y iopje oaa Molpitnl
Corps morcn mic iolQt 5u'unmenGc
irEt.
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GoRor 8.

Oruecriitcn OcrinS Nnuoelstam'
me 0ic ga Groile &ct1il Ore
Gers 4iiociation IN ibrer ScrIamm,
Iuno am Gicnstog abeno i'll Der
Srobiinn Sale perurtheilte entld)le-
Sen sic bon scr &nnoelsfnmmer III:
letter Wonot inougurirt0t Marfttd-
&c uno miro mif geaen hlcGrrld}trmg
Der acplantcn Otartthnllc protcltlren.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-15
Some Historyof Previous DEM
ocratic Conventions-This
Year Sees First Women
Delegates Present.
-sef+%++@++++++++%%++s@s

and In Charleston, S. c.. I'm 1850. at
which city the longest balloting on rec.
ord proved futile, and an adjournment
without nominating candidate fol
lowed.
Tammany Hall held the delegates OF
1865. when the New York statesman,
Horatio Seymour, presiding IA per-
manent chairman, developed suddenly
into a dark horse candidate, the third
the party had brought forth up 20 that
time. Polk aud Franklin Pierce having
preceded him as such.
Having reached Chicago. the step to
St Louis was not hard TO take, and
the conventions OF 1876, iSSS and 1904
were held in the Missouri town, which
still regards itself as the rival Of Chi
cago.
Cincinnati in 1880 and Kansas City
I'm 1900, Denver In 1908. complete the
tale OF the cities that have seen con.
yentions.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-15
Meeting In Tammany Hall.

In 1868 the convention assembled In
Tammany Hall in New York. Horatio
Seymour was In the chair. When
some votes were cast for him he de-
clared that he was not a candidate. \
stampede I'm his favor followed. He
was given every vote of the conven-
ton on the twenty ballot. Fran
els +. Blair OF Missouri was nominated
for vice president on the first ballot
The Democratic convention of 1872.
which met in Baltimore, July o. 1872.
accepted the principles OF the Liberal
Republicans and Endorsed their candi-
dates. Horace Greeley of New York
and II. Gatz Brown Of Missouri Some
rock ribbed Democrats refused TO abide
by the action OF the convention and
held convention Of their own in
September. 1872, nominating Charles
O'Conor Of New York for president
and John Quincy Adams for vice presi-
dent Both nominees declined. but
their declinations were not accepted.
Samuel J. Tilden Of New York and
Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana We're
candidates for the presidential nomi-
nation IN 1876. On the second ballot
Tilden was named for the higher office.
Hendricks was nominated by n unani-
nous vote for the second place.
The convention of 1880 was short
one. IL was called 10 order I'm Cincin-
natl June 22 and adjourned June "a.
General Hancock was nominated on
the third ballot. and William Ii. Eng
fish OF Indiana was nominated for
vice president by reclamation. A pc
cullar thing about this 1880 convention
was that Ohio. New York and Pennsyl-
vania each had two candidates.
The convention Of 1854 selected Gro
yer Cleveland OF New York, though op.
posed by Tammany. He was nomi-
mated ON the second ballot and with
Hendricks of Indiana carried the party
back into power. To defeat him Tam.
many tried 10 break down the unit rule
followed by Democratic conventions.
but the attempt was not successful.
The convention OF 1855 was the first
In forty-elght years TO nominate a can.
iidate by acclamatlon. At this conven-
tiNh NioNti AitNtluhu was uNulAiAltd
for a second term by resolution with
out opposition. For vice president Al
len G.. Thurman OF Ohio was nomi-
mated on the first ballot, receiving 600
votes. This convention met IN st. Lou
is. The Chicago convention OF 1892
again nominated Cleveland on the first
ballot despite the determined opposi-
ton OF his own state.
lie was thrice honored by his party.
The convention OF 1883 nominated him
for a second term by resolution with
out opposition. and the convention OF
1892 nominated him again on the first
ballot.
William ]. Bryan has also been nomL
mated three times. The convention Of
1896 named the Nebraskan as the
standard bearer. as did the convention
Of 1900. In 1904 the Bryan and anti
Bryan men In the party named Alton
Il. Parker OF New York as the compro-
mise candidate. but In 1905 the party
again nominated Bryan.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-06-15

much used II not abused figure, when
the tournament opened four renowned
knights entered the lists. They were
Lewis Cass Of Michigan. the defeated
candidate Of 1SiS: james Buchanan OF
Pennsylvania, stephen A. Douglas Of
Illinois and William l.. Marcy Of New
York. After many exciting Tits a
knight who had remained I'm the shad.
ow with visor down dashed I'm, un.
horsed his opponents and won.
Franklin Pierce Of New Hampshire
was not even named as candidate un-
III the thlrty-second ballot, when he re.
ceived one vote. which deserted him on
the next ballot. ON the thrty-sixth
ballot the votes Of Virginia were given
to Pierce. His strength gradually In
creased until on the forty ninth ballot
there was a wild rush to get into his
band wagon and he was given $50
votes, only 1SS being necessary to a
choice.
IL took seventeen ballots to nominate
james Buchanan Of Pennsylvania I'm
the Cincinnati convention Of 1886.
| ANAi ilAf lliNl nt was Allf lfdilIlZ full=
didate, but could not control two-thirds
OF the votes On the sixteenth ballot the
contest had narrowed down to Buchan-
an and Douglas. on the next ballot
delegation after delegation changed It's
vote until the entire number, 2o6, were
cast for Buchanan. stephen Douglas
OF Illinois, who had twice been n presi.
dental candidate, at last succeeded I'm
winning the nomination in 1860. But
the shadow Of secession was over the
land. and the party, like the country.
was suffering. The convention Assem-.
bled In Charleston April %, 1880, and
continued until May 3. After fifty
seven fruitless ballots, in which Doug
las had a majority but not two-thirds
Of full convention. the regular organ.
ization adjourned to meet in Baltimore
on June Is.
Southerners who had already with
drawn from the regular convention
held a session OF four days, then ad-
journed TO meet in Richmond June IL,
after adopting a platform. They then
adjourned to meet in Baltimore June
20. Having reassembled, they ad-
journed from day TO day until June 2s.
The regular convention met June IS
In Baltimore. and upon the second bal
lot Dough- received 1871 votes
Breckinridge seven and half and
Guthrie five and half. Thereupon a
resolution was passed declaring that,
as Douglas had received two-thirds OF
the votes cast he was the regular
nominee. Mr.. Fitzpatrick Of Alabama
was nominated for vice president, but
he declined. and Herschel v. Johnson
Of Georgia was selected TO complete the
ticket Among those who withdrew
from this convention was the presiding
officer. Caleb Gushing Of Massachu-
sets.
The first Democratic convention to
meet In Chicago was that of 1864. II
nominated General George Il. Nc
Clellan OF New Jersey on the first bal
lot George II. Pendleton was named
as the vice presidential candidate.
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Shawbay 2O Zarrne 20 Betty Brook Emma Brook Lady
Bbrok 2O 2O
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Clay also produced Redi Clay and Of Pue 22li
Moko 2ia51 Of Freno Kentucky Brenda
Yorke @ Futuriy
fly tFuturity
Silver Silk 2Osl (Fututy wlnnJ
Nobel lot MOehester 2lOi Monster 2l so uuty
Sired dams Of The Harvester aon) Vito
2aei Upton W 2Oei 2Si Bumps 2O3i
d. etc.
Beuchr i6l5s record 2 trial mile 2 half in
seconds handsome will pounds
resembles his good Silent
Futurty sire Moko
Foreign demand has exhausted
them stations
produce supply
This toing Stallion will
Kentu
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First Women Delegates.

One OF the unique features about the
approaching convention is the fact that
there win be fifteen women delegates
Kansas, California and Washington
have chosen four women delegates
each, Arizona has chosen one and
Wyoming two. Here Is the roster OF
women delegates which has been made
up at Democratic headquarters;
Kansas-Mrs. W. A. Harris. Mrs.
Matte II. Hale, Mrs. ]. +. brennan
and Mrs. II. ]. Ebman.
Callfornia-Mrs Nora F. Rasmussen.
Miss Mary T.. Foy. Mrs. W. c. Tyler
and Mrs. Bird L. Hobby.
Arizona-Airs. IL. T.. Fletcher
Washington Mary A. Munroe. Mrs.
NJ. II. lIarter, Mrs. Harrison L. Foster
and Mrs. Elizabeth d. Christian.
Wyoming T. $. Talliaferro and
Mrs. Mary G. Bellamy.
1t is elghty-four years since the first
national Democratic convention was
called at the behest OF Andrew Jack.
son, then president, to nominate the
man whom he wished 10 serve with
him as vice president during his sec.
ond term. Jackson's popularity with
his own party was so unquestioned
{ II he was nominated at this first
Democratic national convention by ac-
clamatiOn.
II was not until 1910, the year in
which the party failed to agree upon n
vice presidential candidate. that
Democratic convention made formal
declaration Of the issues upon which
they appealed TO the people for sup
port. Since 1910 every Democratic con
vention has issued such declaration.
and gradually the platforms have come
10 be regarded ms having the binding
force OF party law. Within their llmi.
tations they are accepted as unques-
tionably as declarations OF doctrlnal
faith IN some churches.
This first Democratic national con
vention OF 1872 was held March - IN
Baltimore. city which has been
honored by the gathering Of the party's
great quadrennlal meeting nine times
since national conventions were evolved
ns nominating bodies.
The conventions OF 1892. 1896. 1910.
1914. 1913. 1852. 1872. 1912 and the ad
journed convention OF 1860 which first
met in Charleston. have been held in
Baltimore. Chicago furnished the the
alter OF action for the meetings OF 1864.
1884 and 1892. But before the conyen-
tion selected a site so far 10 the west
as that OF the Illinois metropolis In
1864 II had met IN Cincinnati in 1859
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BLEUCHER 46l58.

Record 2:29i. Trial 2:lii
Half Brother to Lula Watts j2) 227i.
Trotter Brown Stallion. about l5i hands, foaled 1906.
Standard Registered Vol. Is.
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{ AlcyOns Gsg. 2.27
sire Of 90. dams OF IS
I MONDAY
Nv ~ Elmo 275.
Great Brood Mare.
( Harry Clay -. 2:2pi
Sire OF {, dams OF So
I Norwood Belle
BY Norwood 522.
1 Baron wilkes tsbs. 2.ls
sire Of " ln2!iO. etc.
I queen Ethel.
Nv strAthmore 90.
Dam Of Bumps 2 ic5a
1 Wilkes Nutwdui -bbi, ? az
sire IT Carl wilkes 2.O4i !
I Jenny CLAY
By Harry Clay o..
Dam Of silent Brook
2.idis. Reddie Clay til
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