tn tneir judgment the result in Maine
'?a only what mi^ht have been e\
? ? - pd
I have not talked with any of the
! . ? ers since the Maine election." said
Sen -.tor James, "but I know of no rea -
why the President should change
? ' announced program ??fi reniainini:
? t Shadow l.aw n."
x swing around the circle by an
???vipatit of the presidential otlice is
fitl er an umlignitW-d proceeding." said
v-n -tor Chamberlain. "I gather solace
fi-oii the Maine election rattier than
. There was no i<suc there that
ill affect the people throughout the
? "U itry. and there is no occasion fot
? he Uetnocrats to be alarmed "
"I imagine that President Wilson
\> it! go ahead and conduct bis catn
?? ? i- ti according to his original plan,"
ciid Senator Sheppard. "He will re
main at his stiintner home, receive
ijcb delepates as visit him. and max
oiaie an occasional speech in <oiu<>
? ir e city. The ^o-.ailed Kepuhlicat
victory In Maine should not put I'emo
| at ? in a |i:iii'e,j( They are not mad*
? ?f 'hat kind o.f. ^?41 f i. and. anyhoxx, a
Kcpubllcnii 'vil:tdryk In .Maine ?;,s to
'ie expected It xx.is not mud) ..r a
v ictory after all, when yon carefully
analyze the vote- cast "
FOUND DEAo'lN HIS ROOM
I*. Qillnii. I'orinrr *>tiperlnlenilent of
Wnler Work* of preilrrlcW*
lilirir. I'.x|?lrrn Suddenly.
