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Beveridge of Indiana, who used to
command the left wing, or there
abouts, at Armageddon, declares for
Hughes. "The Progressive party no
longer exists," says Bev., "and
jLherefoce-JProgrejYps must either,
refrain from voting or support tha
candidate of some other party."
There's no answering such logi:.
Progressives might just as well ui -derstand,
first as last, that if the-
don't refrain they must do sonic-thing.
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