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Show I BORAH ON A RAMPAGE Two ot 'he national parties are .afflicted with topheaV) men Jn the Democratic party Hrvan insist- on his entire prit:rani and, fading t get everything he demands, (roes (.fi in sulk. In the Republican party. Senator Borah d Idaho Serves ii"tie on Senator Harding that if the Ohio man dues not fully agree with him, another distinguished gentleman will seek a corner iu which to pout and grow sullen. A special dispatch from Washington quotes friends of Senator Borah a-s laying the Idaho man regards Senator Harding as a "weather vane." and that unless he BOSiea QUI now pledged to scrap the league of nations, he might be swayed into lomi aotl oil league of nations compromise after he assumes the executive office next spnnp In the abjeace of any aueh pledge from the Republican nominee. Senator Borah has stopped talking for his election For several days the rumors have been flying thick that both Senators JohntOO ot I alifornia nud Borah of Idaho watt diatMtitfied with Senator Harding's attitude, and one report was that the iren prepareil to submit a questionnaire to the Republican nominee in an effort to commit him definitely to a declaration that he would scrap the league Information received by friends of Senator Johnsou. however, indicate that the (. alifornia sulon had no such intention, and that he is not following Borah in this revolt Senator Johnaon, it in declared, is not doubting Senator Harding's psition. and is convinced that he ha'- scrapped the league We predict that the Republican leaders, after this Campaign will scrap both BtWfth and Johnson. If the two men persist in being dictators, they eventually will be outcasts |