REPUBLICANS FEAR A SPLIT
PETITIONING TAJT TO WITHDRAW. By Tdeeraplj.--rre*B Association.— Copyright WASHINGTON, 9fch July. ' Thousands of Republican office-holders throughout the United States are petitioning President Taft to withdraw his candidature for a further term, fearing that a. split in the party will be certain to give the Democrats the victory. Colonel Roosevelt does not favour the petitioners' demand, but suggests that tto party should agree to ran a compromise candidate.
BEWARE I— Mr. Th. Holderneei, Dapill, S., who wae supplied with a substitute of o GENUINE SANDER AND SONS' EUOALPYTI EXTRACT, writes:— "Back it will ko like a shot. I have lived to re-echo tho words of my mother, who derived bo much benefit from your Extract that she would end her days cheerfully by praising and advertising it, and I will not stand by, knowing the real vaiuo and good of your Extract, and submit to this." Remember — You will not be benefited by the crude products which are made by persons ignorant in chemietry and are provided with fancy name and label by trading concerns who do not know vrhat they contain. SANDER'S EXTRACT CUBES rtli*Wyi effectively, «ttd uftly.—Atbt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 9, 10 July 1912, Page 7
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