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pouse the ratification of the treaty {.| without resetyationa,? hu! CATE FROM BRYA Neither Wilson, — McAdoo, Palmer, Cox, Clark or Ed- wards Will Do, He Says. TANCOLN, Neb., June 28Disouss- ing ‘possible Democratic candidates for thé Presidency, Willlam J. Bryan, in an article in the Commoner, deciatés that William G, McAdoo is handicapped as a candidate “by his close relationship with the President,” while President Wilson himself, he says, “need not be considered.” vf Mesorting that Mr. McAdoo ts also handicapped by “his silence on the peade treaty,” Mr. Bryan declares Mr, McAdoo is unable to call to his sup- .port “those to whom the President's “paniidacy appealed with special (force, ana that he would “furnish <p easy mark for all of the Preai- dent's enemies.” ‘The article says, however, that Mr, MoAdo has oon+ siderable strength among wage carn- ‘ere. ~‘Roferring to President Wilson, Mr. Bryan says that “while Vigue hints and suggestions have been thrown out f eccasionally, no one claiming to speak for the President or near enough to. him to be assumed to express his {Wishes has announced his candidacy. } AHefvert Hoover is eliminated from Vite ist of candidates whom Mr, Bryan Qoniiders’ “avaliable,” while Senator Owen of Oklahoma and Secretary of Agriculture Merédith are deserthed as being “among the few avaliable men {thus far mentioned.” this year,'Mr. Bryan asserts, w eandi- | ate must be known to be for Woman | Buffrage, for Prohibition and “against ‘Wall Street.” As to Attorney General Palmer, Mr. » i Bryan says he entered the campaign in a position. to.“deal ‘squarely with ‘the profiteag arid anexpectant pub- Uo stood ready to applaud, but the Profiteer seems to have things all his ‘own way and the Attorney Genera) is now suffering from the reaction.” ie adds that the Attorney General ts |; anata, too, in having to oa ment and time- To be available }, | QUILT by’skilled, well-paid, + ProRreve warmers | With the most modern equip- _ Saving appliances— jf" . (In what is conceded to be one *~ of the most up-to-date rub-/ “Ton Tested” Tubes at the _ ber plants in the industry. | price of ordinary’ makes. Marketed under a zone selling system which Gfficiently dis * Adjustmey Former Speaker Champ Clark is | mentioned as having his own State “|behind him, while opposition to Gov. Fawards of New Jersey and Gov. Cox Of Ohio ts reiterated. “Gov. Cox's friends,” the article de- clates, “will Uixge him as a compro- mise between the wets of the Bd- wards type and the bone drys.” Vice President Marshall is ancused of making “a feoble bid for the wet vote.” “Judge Gorard’s candidacy has South Dakota's support and he has mafhy personal friends among cther delegates,” Mr. Bryan says. 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