Show I The Battle of the Dictionaries Every Democrat ownInG out nut one dictionary and that the wrong one was convinced tOe morning following Senator Hardiness speech of or acceptance that tho the Republican candidate must roust not and could not b be he elected president Normalcy was wan not among the words present and was It conceivable that we could have a tI president who In Invented Invented invented In- In vented his own o words Presently however returns from other othor dictionaries die dic t began e an to arrive and to the grief of or these loyal Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic souls It developed that the senator had used an entirely accurate acCurate ac nc- ac- ac curate and permissible form oven If It somewhat rusty from lack of or use This matter of verbiage o seems t to 10 be occupying considerable space In tho the campaign That plain and organ n of ot Democracy the I New York Times rui md a u I enable erable to-do to In a new news torr far the fact that Senator Mec a a. Republican of ot course Uj lu ululation u In n Ii a at Marlon Marion T ue rt wu vi o complaint that he had hid w to cj it with a Hawaiian neska strument tho strument-tho tho Idea i see ni t ti tc that a a. statement had no so Its b with such unfamiliar Also In a 1 letter tro from a M C It is tb Roosevelt actually dared dut tj tu tit words worde Will be m me me this Titis h it between tn the me en IB sad 1114 I ers Is La an old one 11 sal aal tic tie has hns still sun to perch on Ill tie the bi bar of ot the tho revolutionaries B J popular battalions are IN a great fight and possibly 11 brIt br by rJ It will bo be quite impossible U to tom toma Ia i ia a president who u says It H Is U J New York |