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STILL FEAR THAT MR ROOSEVELT
WILL BE A CANDIDATE.
(From Augusta Herald.)
Since Mr. Roosevelt, in his earnestness to
secure the republican presidential nomination
for Mr. Taft, went so far as to declare that
if those who are fighting so hard to prevent-
Taft’s nomination would not take Taft they
would have to take Roosevelt, the talk about
a third term for him has revived. Mr. Bel
mont is quoted as saying in an interview in
Washington the other day that:
No professional politician ever announces
his candidacy for the office he covets. Mr.
