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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-11

0ffentliggerelie al 6orberene, men
gap ct beitemt aiilag. San mente,
at Ell Ofientliggorelie M fun olloe
gsre 6ortrpo. San boO 8eputa.
tionen oqre operbeoiit ON, at ban
/ 5orbinoelie meo De oDerite 9e.
falingsmpno npreoe bet oarmeite
Enife ON at hgine Aano % Zone i
9aren.
Claus Scrniten ON GcgerinafnS
ROIitif. Otter Snobp0eIie al Gen.
Observation-Disclosures for Ro5fiIoe.,
2eire. og a6gefreoien afboIotes Gns.
bag oen 81. SUM i Rosfiloe ct pc.
litiit @oOe. Der par beiegt al ca.
2500 @enneifer.
8onieilsprpii0ent aIaus 9ernt.
len, Ser 6ilites meo itGrft 9iialo
o9 2eUeranb, gap ifle. oSpG. 4oit.4
en- biitoriif 0oerii8t ooer Sc poIitiife
9eaiOen6eOer ii6en 0iniiteriet SOL.
Items 6aIo og omtaIte oerefter Den
aritif, ser gpeoes moo Sen nup9ren.
De Gegering. SRrlig itGrt oor Sri.
titfen Of 3e9eringens StiGing til
5orioarsiaeen, men ban ifuIoe Der
iige. at Dor 5orloarspoIitif par en-
6reos- og ReutralitetspoIitif. vi
oil0e inaen 9aiance babe % piloe
ltna uOenfor ben europGiife Son.
cert; men for at bpooe ReutraIite.
Ten matte Ri babe et eiter bore Scr.
bolo nipasiet 6oriparsppien for at
II funoe bepare Dor frie llai5pn9'J-
beO og SeIpitPnoigbe6, inOtiI Den
Tag fom, ga ale Strioig9eOer bIeo
afaiort OeO goIogiit.
Get par ogioa bleoen bGboet, at
port 6oriparspnien par SfgIo I, at
Ser maatte u0ifripes me Sfatf,f
1ette par urigtigt. Get bar lloaii
terne til iocioIe % humane 6ormaal,
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iorsgeoe 5no.
Otter at bare uotalt, at mar
Rig50agen bar trno0t iommen, biloe
5innnsminiiteren foreIpgge 6oriIag
til at tiloeiebringe Balance melem
Statens SnOtegter % ll0gifter, pro.
teitereOe Niniiteren meO Banitan.
ben ON, at BET par 6sire, ser 6if.
9tegerin9ens financieIe 8oIi.
TIT. Iette bar 9anife urigtigt. 8l.
bar BET 10 6olfetinget, Der ifreo
5innnsIopen, og oct par 2on6stin.
get. ser nfceptere6e Regeringens %
5olfetingets 5inansloo, o. boao
oe eprige peotnane 2ooe angif, IA
'ar oct 5oIfetingets griHcip. Der
)oOoe iairet.
6ono OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Oa 6nboe 8egeringan Der iort
At Den al De ire 9euitregrupper
)iotil isrte 8olitif og oiloe ~iorelo.
zig inoifrpnfe iig til at ioreln9ge
eanostinget set. Der par be0taget
5oltctinget i iioite Samling. Nan
oiI0e ina iaa at ie. 6oorleOes Saaen
enere biloe uobitle Jig. San be-
2anostingets 6orfaiteiie al
Renigbeosrna6sloben. iom Ge9erin.
len BOG f%or6e5olot iig al eenoe.
Get par oaian Gegeringens
Wenina at iremiptte 5oriIog til en
grpitelenningsIoo o9 til en- 9raite
.alOelie5IoD, men bette frGOe6e Be.
.Doelige O~Derbeielier. San ilutte0e
neo at uotale, At 0iiuiiteriet oiloe
abe bort 3olf til 5paesarbeIoe
or en- n1ttig Misunderstanding OF
Io6ragte en- 2eoe for 5po~reIanoet.
@rGte.2 nifcr. 9e peo Almin.
oeligt 8rpitefonpents Ne0e pna
5ane Den %. Wai til 1. SUM- peO-
Reiolutioner er Sen %. SUM
5leOen forebragt for aitltusminiite.
zen.
aonDentet nnOroger ON, at Der
oaa 6i~nanslonen moa bline optaget
N fait aarlig 9ebiaing til Heiie.
inoeritsttelier for 9r9iter, iom ag.
ter at ituOere airfelioet og firfeIigt
1( rho,Na 1tAIo~Ae+ A., o., AhfAoro /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-11
en friitelia Sammcnlntnina for

Gn friitelia Sammenilntnins FOR
SgojGllanO. ; g%rnnotpigife areo-
ie ar6ei0es Der / oenne Sio i6proiat
ior Cprettelie a Ell firfelig 5am.
menillltuing til @apn for 9l%anosli.
pets @Gfit.
ct lloUaIa. 6eitaaenoe al Semi.
narieforitanoer Safe. @oroina6ora,
8aitor S%srgenien. 9ang6pf, @aaro.
eier u. 2ariefl. 9nnobp, @oaroeier
i. 2arien, 9rsleo 2itergaar6, %
4aitor @einertien, @ern. iIaar /
9Iooene itRrft til 9po for 9anfens
ReaIiiation % %opfororer gennpr al
Sogen til at noe 9iitono og Stette.
Zen M SommenilutuingS 5or.
maal er at boloe firfelige Ms0er
rlnot omtring / Sp0iipaano. Ms.
oerne inoIeoes meo @uostieneite %
altergong. % Der fortlGtteS meo
4f5oIoelie Al 6oreoraa.
st Orb nf 9ppcI. 9e6 Glebms.
oct paa 2lifoo 9ojifole forleoen
6olot a1lItusminiiter 2tppel en- Gale.
Der iIutte0e iaale0es;
Sea oil enife or enboer, Ser 6li.
Der ta9et i 9ru9 i oct ofientlige 9ios
5ieneite, at ban MAJ tries Tor Be
fortpioIeoe, Oesbgrre ret grngie SO.
reitiuinger ON. at golitif fun 0reier
ii9 ON en- mere eler minore eaoi.
tiff 8an0Iing. at 1olitif fun oreier
iig ON %efonomiife Ragtipergsmoal,
man bi9lpes til at ie, at Politif er
Der 9rua for arPfter fra De melt
Observation-Disclosures arpfter, Der
ne0 FRO til port lille Soils 5rem.
ffo bill iGtte mo, bpa0 Sc eier at
erfaring og a%rbeiosb9r0i. til 5ren.
gang for 5oIf % 9anS.
Gn ing SOltetinssmnnO. Sr.
sinosc neSlGgaer lit ManSat. 81.
ter bono Der me0oelei Rit3. Bur.
bar 5oIfetin9sman6 9in0ee Sen 81.
Snni tilitreoet 6oIfetingets 6or.
manO, at ban pao @ruuO al Spaoom
Ter iia n6Oiaget til at neOIpgge fit
Ranont.
6r. 2inose bar nemIi9 nlereot
Here 4nr liot at en- 0crpelioeIie, JON
MI bar ontaaet en- iaa nIoorIig ga.
rofter, at ban bar matte laoe ia
iHoIGage pan groiesior Sacobiens
aIiHif, og Broiesioren bar nniet oei
FOR a6ioIut neobenoigt, at 5oIfe.
tinasmanOen ct 2lars Sio of6oI6er
fig ira al ofientlia girteiombeo.
6r. 9iuoee bar oerfor ment oet
rigtieit at neolpgae tit @nnoat, for
at bans galgfreos life / lqnaere
5iO ifnI Uare uoen ReprRientant /
5olfetinget-
On StOIcidg / @rcnnn. : gren-
al bar Ger / lange 5ioa bpret
Stri0iabe0er meGem 0~berIpreren %
Snipcftsren no oct fommunrle Sfo.
leDGien. 6olgen berai er bIeoen,
at Niniiteriet bar iorIanqt at Der
onipttes 10 0oerlprsre, en-
Tor 0aellem. OF RealifoIen oq en- Tor
8runO- oa 8orgerifoien.
Ru bar 9prau6et imi6Ierti6 oeo.
al bngae en- m Menem. o.
RealifoIe og Ipgge ben oe0 Sioep
al ben gnmIe Communicable, 6bor. .
efter Miniiteriet bar reiolOeret, at
Der fun ifal oPre en- Cberlprer Joni
men ineen Snipeft6r og ben
itiaet til 9praaoet, at Ben 9prer, Ser
M furgerer iom Snipefter. b%e6oIoer
bet 5onorar al 100 ar., ban 6i0tiI
bar oppebaaret for bette Sberb. ,
Genne Scniti1ing bill gprou6et
81. v9(nrb. amtsti6." life tGqe til
6immcl6jerg.5 lpbningen. Bon.
lain farer bio. - en- fIot 8etnr.
E;ffohoro % gym; moSons a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-11

@enneifer peo 5prsebaffcn.
SalmcOiateren YroriOns Statne
Der relics uoen for 6ibe 0omfirfe.
ifuloe / II. 03iibe Stiftsti0.4 afilg.
res pcO oct aarlige 9an0emeOe 0ns.
Oap BEN 3. sui meo Ell Seitioelia.
beo, peO bpilfen 9iifop Sod oilOe
prp0ife / 2omtirfen % aammer.
6erre, Stiitamtmano Stemann lore.
tage Aiiloringen. Ill Seitioelig.
beoen par ino6not 9iaeo6ugaeren,
9roieSior Saabp. % Broiesior an.
berg. ser bar te9net SotteIen.
Af6ulOsmp0e / 6olitebro. 9aa ct
al 1900 Nienneiter beisgt aibolos.
msoe ser %. SUM, bportil bao0e
%noiu1Oet ii9 6oreninger ira belle
georopcitipaano, peotoaes Ell 6eio.
luton, Der freezer &eDprterlooen
aennemiort / 5oltetinget5 afiatfelie.
SolOatcn5 Spo. 0~plpsninQer, ser
er fremtomne a~n9daen0e Omitpnoig.
be0erHe ueo eli Refrut ari1sman0s
300, nil, efter boao str. 0gbl." er.
iarer. giue anIeoniug til Ate0iRtteIie
a en- arig5ret. 0et er nemlig 5or.
ipnrsminiiterens 2nife, at ale en-.
teItbeOer i Sn1en ifal oplpies fulot.
no.
Zen sumIc Stcn, 0, LAD Ocu itaa.
6or no9Ie 2aee ii0en bar R%ationaI.
muieet3 ,. aioeling - Gireftsr,
Or. phil. Macfeprong - til Nini.
i@teriet Tor oiientlige 4rbei0er afaioet
et gotum i Spsrgsmoolet ON De
gamIe &ilepples 5remtiOsifpbne.
@uiams- 9ireftionen mener, al
De nloite D}4rfepple for Sci %
0alpmil iamt DC ilcite apartmile.
pple bsr bIipe itaaenoe paa oeres
gomIe FIaos. Get betegnese en6og
iom irr0eles befla0eIiot. ON oct al
praftiife 6eninn tube oGre nsouen.
oigt at lutte Dem.
9etpnfningen ~inopboloer intet ON,
6pao ser eoentuelt 6sr cores oeo Be
aamle Sten. laurent oct ituloe bIi.
be ne0penOi9t at iierue Dem.
6n TGffc SnObrnb er / Sen ii6ite
1io 6egaaet i 9iui % 4lminoe.
SCR fort lib iioen bleD ser en- Iat
itiaalet en- Eel @aoparer paa eli.
iabet6sminOe", noole Gage |ierere
.iorsoc0e5 Der 5n06ruo paa giui
GIeftricitetsoprf % 3atten eiter
5en0aa Sen Is. Suni / 8uf Drugs
foreuiug, og forleoen Rat ar en0eIig
beaae 9rugsioreningerne Alminoe
og BroUtens aorlefammer blepan
6ieniegt al 5npe. "a lUoene ale
.Steoer Bar 6oret 6ul / @~iuOuesfar.
merne, iaa'oe fanoe lsite 6usperue
al er set rimeli9pis DC iamme 80.
re. Ger bar %foronet ade 3nObruoene
iom BOG life bar aioet tort uObptte.
SDoerternc or / 6sI9e 9aol5 Sole.
.bf.~ melOt ri 8oIitiet.
6oriUunocn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
st llnOcrifuO paa 1900 STR. 40.
ben6aon, %. Suni. aasiereren for
@entote-2gng6D arbeiosman6sfor.
bun0. Sogneraa0smellem Rasmus
Glen bar ogret ioriom0eu iioen /
5reOags.
SEQ en- @eneroIioriamIing / Tag
i 4rbeiO5maH sior6unoet fonitate.
reocs ct un6erifn6 paa CT. 1900
SIR. Sans 5oripinoen er melot til
9olitiet.
ct, 6aus.g0ler. ) Aule6ain1
al St. Sans 2fften bleb Ser al 9sI.
fer mtpn6r 9aaI Ell 1alp Snes
SteOer / asbenbaon. 8 oen me
5pGeoporf itaf gsIerne SlS pao ct
'Sfur, og ba gran6opienct piloc
iluffe 9ranoen, blep oet angrebet al
pannr,,n ion az Rnfitint mnnttn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-11
6immcIbiera., fLnpninaen.

tRtHthttioD'iB DiDohihBtH' EuHs
lain farer bio. - Gn flot Retur.
Silfe6org, %. SUM. Meoens Bon.
lain I aftes pon @rnnO al fcr iterf
gin6 life fnmoe foretoge nooen
5lDonine, iteg ban / aften ar. Gil
op fra 6praebnffen be6 SiIfeborg
og flsi oo Blaoien pe6 2uobigslnit
til. l1n6erbeis blep ban o~oerfalSen
at en- Regnbpge og foer OilO. Ia
BET oppe fra Quften bar BAN unu.
ligt at op6o9e 2anoingspIaoien,
bpor man 6nb6e forismt at 6eiie
Stag, lan6eoe ban en- MiIs 9ei ira
'Silfeborg. Gfterot ban oerpan
bao6e ~orienteret zig, itarteOe ban
igen o. lanoe0e al. 6,55 oeo Cub.
bigslpit, bbor ban mo0toges meo
gegeiItrins. gouloin flsi Oerefter
/ 7 Ninuter are0silponing omfring
Blaoien. ar. 7,45 itorteOe ban pnn.
M % flsi I AZ Minut Be 3 8ier.
oingpei tilbage til 6areebaffen.
timber De ii6ite TO 8lpbninger par
8in0en taget til og geiret ret ugnli.
itiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-11

ErGte. 2nifcr. 9e ueO 4lmin.
oeligt 9rpitefonoents MeOe pna
5ane Den 80. Mai til I. SUM oeo-
togne 3eiolutioner er sen p. SUM
6leoen forebragt for aitItusminiite.
rem.
aonbentet anOrager ON, at Der
paa 5inanslonen maa blibe optaget
en- fat aorIig gebiaing til Neiie.
unoeritsttelier for 8rpiter, iom ag.
ter at ituoere airfelipet og firfeligi
Qrbeioe / l1olanoet, og enonioere
ON, at ser iamtioig me0 Sroningen
al BrGiteoalget mna ife en- Oroning
af 9reiternes Snoflpoelie peO BAL
get al Brobiter og giifopper, iami
ON, at Nannet vWenigbeosraao", for
ian blot neutrality-suspicious. for fit.
felig Representation genoptages, |
ct euentuelt MT 2obforllag mao bltoe
foranOret Il. CTS. til Sognefirfe.
roaO), iOet en- ~bpientlig SinOrins for
beloinig MoOtagelie al 2oOen | man.
&c are0ie 90 bill blioe finrnet.
Gnoelig gentog aonoentet lit tio'
ligere anorngen6e ON en- 9eling al
Sieaanos Stift oeo OpretteIie al e
8sbenbapns Stiff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-11

6lppningerne ooero9re0es al 2000.
Menneifer ueo 9uopi9slpit % 1000
Menneifer peo 5pr9ebaffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-11

0ifentliggerelie al 5orborene, men
gap ct 6eitemt aiiIag. San mente,
at en- Offentliggsrelie M fun oiloe
gore 5ortreo. san bnO Geputa.
tionen oqre %operbepiit ON, at ban
/ 5orbinoelie mel De oDerite 9e.
falinqsman0 npreoe oct parmeite
gnife ON at bgine Aano % Gone /
9Rren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-11

Tpbsfalo. @rosierer 9u6Dig
gerlemelair er / 5slee Matt" al.
gooet oe0 9eoen | Ge6enbaDn, ON.
trent "a aar gammeI. Gen ofoe6e
bar oprinoelig asbmnn6 | aoloino,
men srunOlaeoe for 80 9(ar iioen
en- fsben6apnif en- gros 5orratning
/ @las. 5 5jor traf ban fig til.
6age paa @ruu0 Of SpsOom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-11

ct, 6ans.SOGer. 5 Aule6aina
al St. Sans 2lften bleo Ser al 9sl.
fer antqn0r gaal en 6alp Snes
Ste0er / aebenbaon. 3 oen me
5eGebporf itnf gsaerne SIS pao ct
Sfur, og ba granoopienct pil6c
iluffe 9rmoen, blep oet angrebet al
9sfIerne, ian at golitiet maatte
ifrioe inc, bporpe6 Der fom til en-
aloorlig Stamp. golitiet ioretoe ii
anbol6elier.
Somtioie blco granoopienet alnr.
meret fra en- 9pffe Steoer run6i
ON I gpen; men 6oer Sang bite
oct iig at bore falit alarm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-11

S6et ri benpiier til ooenItonenoe We6oeIeie fra
$r. goitor g. Yiiiniter, ion foreitoor Saskatchewan al
ariiteli9t 5oIfebibIiotbef, tianoer ri os at 9ere Dem
befen6t n.O 5no6oIoet Of De Bigger iom biotiI er uo-
TONNE.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
TOO MUCH SCENERY ON TRACK

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Sissel came in
last night on visit to their brothers,
j T, and S. |. Frizzell of the Ami
mas valley and the Florida mesa.
Harold Frizzell, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. |. Frizzell, returned with them
from Greenfield, having spent ten
months there visiting his grandpar-
ents.
The eastern arrived last night at
l0:3O, which, considering the condition
of the track due to the recent rains,
was in pretty good season. Between
Pueblo and Alamosa there were sew
eral washouts. One of these took
some hours to repair, the hole in the
track being first filled with new ties
and repaired as quickly as possible
In another instance big rocks had to
be dynamited and removed from the
track
Between PaPosa Junction and Du-
range train men had to walk in front
Of the train every little while. Mud
slides and soft track made running
time slow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
UTAH MAY SEE REAL
SPANISH BULL FIGHTS

SALT LAKE, Utah, July 22.-The
great Spanish festival, which began
today at Saltair, a resort on the great
Salt Lake, has attracted thousands Of
visitors front all parts of the west
and southwest. The principal day will
be Monday, When the anniversary of
the entrance of the pioneers in Salt
Lake valley will be celebrated. The
most powerful magnet for attracting
visitors seema to be the expectation
that real bulb fights will be given in
the specially erected arena at Saltair.
Some of the most famous matadors
and torreadors from Mexico have been
brought here 4and also a number of
bulls of the Special breed employed
in the SpaniTh and Mexican bull
fights, 1t is Quite probable, however,
that the church people of this city
will tqke prompt steps to put stop
to any bull fights that may be at
tempted to be given.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
TAFT IS
fORP[ACf
President Taft Declares for World
Wide Peace
Western Press,

Western Press.
MANASSAS, Va, July 22.-"I am
glad to tell You veterans that France
has today signified her intention to
enter into an arbitration treaty with
the United States similar to that
which was negotiated with England
recently. Before long | expect to be
able to announce that there are other
nations who have entered into similar
agreements. am sure that only those
who have been through the inferno of
war understand the true value of
peace. | want the support of all of
you in the present propaganda of
worldwide peace"
This epoch-making statement was
given by President Taft in address,
ing the Union and Confederate vet
Grams gathered here to celebrate the
battle of Bull Run, fought fifty years
ago yesterday afternoon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24

STILL RACES
New Cases Found In New York Gre.
ate Much Excitement

Western Press.
NEW YORK, July 90. The cholera
guard today centered its attention on
Bellevue hospital, in the heart Of the
city, where a case that arouses much
suspicion has been discovered. Thus
far the physicians have been unable
to satisfy themselves regarding the
nature of the patients disease. If n
archaeological examination to be un-
dertaken today shows the presence of
the cholera germ he will be hurried to
the Swinburne Island hospital where
twelve patients are now confined. The
suspect is Manuel Bermudes, a Span
lard who arrived here from Liverpool
as a fireman on tramp steamer, orig
inally from South America.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
YOUNG GIRLS SAD FATE.

A dispatch from Calgary, British
Columbia, received in Denver this
morning, states that Ruth Davenport,
tie 18-year-al! Denver girl who fl, d
with Roy Frederi..f', had been arrest
ed in that town a. common street
wslker. Frederi rs, WHO was in Cal
gary, was also arrest d as n vaGrs ut.
The Canadian authorities usually deal
severely with su n cases.
Ruth Davenport left her home, 1870
Detroit street on the evening of March
3, telling her mother, Mrs. c. VI. Jen-
rings, that she intended joining a
party of young people at the home Of
Mrs. M. e. Benson, 2110 Humbolt.
She failed to return at the expected
hour, and after waiting until very
late, Mrs. Jennings made inquiry of
Mrs. Benson, who is a close friend of
the family. The girl had not beer
there at any time during the evening.
The police were notified, but failed
to secure any trace of the missing
young woman until late the following
day, when it was learned that immedi-
ately after leaving home she had gone
directly TO the Lewiston rooming
house, Eighteenth and Welton, and
taken a room opposite that which for
weeks had been occupied by a man
named Roy Fredericks, barber, who
the landlady of the place stated, had
received number Of visits from Ruth
Davenport, and who had first met the
girl, it is said, short time before in
the sulphur baths on Broadway. They
were traced to Canada, where Fred
ericks forced the girl to support him
July Mrs. Jennings received a let
ter from her daughter-the first com
munication of any sort to reach hei
since the girls disappearance. 1t was
in the nature of half conciliatory
venture to ascertain the attitude
which her mother sustained towart
her.
Mrs. Jennings answered at once, as
suring the girl of her forgiveness ant
desire to help her If her situation hat
become undesirable.
No further word has been received
and it is believed by the family that
the girl wrote without knowledge ol
consent of Fredericks, and that hel
mothers letter falling into his hands
he kept 1t and said nothing to let he
know that her far-off message ha'
been recognized at home.-Denve
Post.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
HEAVY VOTE IN TEXAS.

DALLAS, Texas, July 22.-Follow-
ing the close of one of the most inter
esting and bitterly fought campaigns
in the history of the state, special
election is in progress throughout
Texas today to decide upon the pro-
posed amendment to the constitution
for statewide prohibition. The early
reports from all quarters of the state
indicate an unusually heavy vote.
The anti-prohibitionists declare they
will win by a substantial margin. Sim
liar expressions Of confidence are also
heard at the prohibition headquarters.
The definite result may not be known
before Monday, particularly if the
vote is close.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24

UXOR|C|DF
Woman Shot Dead While Auto Riding
Husband Charged With Crime
Western Press.

Western Press.
RICHMOND, Va, July 22-With
Henry C. Beatty jr. and his cousin,
Faul ID. Beatty, under arrest, and a
signed statement from the latter that
he bought for his cousin the shotgun
with which young Mrs. Henry C.
Beatty was killed, in their possession,
the police today set about to strength
en- the case against the accused nus
land.
The latter did not seem surprised
when informed of the statement made
by his cousin, but said nothing to in
dicate that he would abandon the story
he has told from the first, that his
wife was shot to death by strange
man from the roadside whle she was
seated beside him in his automobile.
Paul Beatty went in commissions when
arrested and was unconscious for some
time.
The coroner's inquest was resumed
today. Whatever may be the result of
the inquest the police declare they will
hold the husband for trial.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
IS
NOW VOTING
Senate Is Engaged This Afternoon In
Passing Reciprocity Bill
Western Press.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 22.---

Western Press.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 22.--
The senate took up the Canadian reci-
procity bill as soon as a quorum was
obtained at 11:l5 n. m. The roll call
showing seventy-eight present. The
amendment of Senator McCumber Of
North Dakota, reducing the duties on
many of the necessaries of life, and
Increasing the free list, was first TAX
en- up and defeated by vote of i6
to "a.
The passage of the Canadian reci-
procity bill by the senate today, in
precisely the form it emerged from
the house, will bring to an end Presi-
dent Tafts long struggle for the
measure but during the debate which
led up to today's final action party
lines were swept away and vigorous
fight was waged to saddle the measure
with riders that the friends of the
measure asserted would have meant
the defeat of the whole proposition.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
TRAINS.

Heavy rains, reported as cloud
bursts, created havoc on the Red APP
pie line last evening. Part of a
bridge was washed out between Cedar
Hill and Aztec, and mud slides and
small wash outs are said to be found
all along the track between Aztec and
Pennington. The Red Apple train
was annulled today, and the work
train sent down with big force of
men to repair the damage.
The Southern train pulled into the
depot last night at 7;30, the first
time for several days. Passengers
making the trip say that it was good
and quick work, when the amount of
damage j. considered, to get through
so soon. A big force is still working
between Durango and Porter.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
TRIAL IS
ADJOURNED
Beckenstein Trial Adjourned Until
Monday-JurOrs Sore AT Delay

Western Press.
DENVER, July 22.-Twelve venire-
men who failed to give valid excuses
as to why they should not serve as
jurors in the west side court, are now
bcmoaning their lot. Most of them
are business men whose time, every
minute of it, is extremely valuable.
They tried to escape jury service
through one excuse or another, but
were unable to convince Judge Gree
ley w. Whitford that their private in
terests were more important than
their duty to the state.
The Beckenstein case, which this
jury has been hearing, has been put
over until Monday, necessitating keep
ing the jury prisoners over Saturday
and Sunday. Saturday morning is
usually given over to the hearing of
pleas of guilty in the west side court
ard other matters of routine court
business. The afternoon is half hol-
iday.
Judge Whitford told the jury that,
as it was impossible to conclude the
case, even by holding night session
last night, it would be dropped until
Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
CARDINAL GIBBONS
~ YEARS GID.

BALTIMORE, NJ. D., July 22.-Let-
ters and kilograms Of congratulations
have been pouring into the mansion
OF Cardinal Gibbons, who, enjoying
the rugged health and vigor of a man
fully ten years younger than he, will
celebrate the seventy anniver-
sary of his birth tomorrow. There
will be no official observance of the
anniverdsary and Cardinal Gibbons
will spend the day quietly at his res
idence, receiving only some of his
most intimate personal friends.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
ATTORNEYS
ON STRIKE
Attorneys In Camorrist Trial Declare
Strike and Walk Out

Western Press.
VlTERBO, Italy, July 22.-The law.
yers for the defense have struck, and
aa consequence, the Camorrists trial
adjourned today until next Wednes
day to afford them time in which
to decide on their future attitude, I'm
less some agreement is reached with
the court and lawyers before the ses-
sions are resumed, it is probable the
trial will be definitely stopped and
later begun all over again.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
EASTERN CROP LOSSES HEAVY

Isaac Cherry is home again after an
absence of some months. Mr.. Cherry
left Durango on the fifth of April
and since that time visited his old
home in New Jersey and also spent
some time in Philadelphia, Boston,
New York City and other points on
the Atlantic coast.
Mr.. Cherry says when he reached
the east last spring, there was every
reason to look for a prosperous sea-
sen, but the long drouth has burnt up
the crops and the effects are felt not
only in the central states, but through
out the entire east.
The loss in round numbers will be
enormous.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-07-24
TO DISSOLVE WELLMAN
POLAR EXPEDITION co.

AUGUSTA, Me-, July GA hear.
ing was had today in the state su.
preme court on the petition to dis.
solve by decree of the court the well
man Chicago Record Herald Polar Elk.
pedition," corporation formed in this
city two or three years ago to finance
the polar expedition of Walter Well
man. He had hoped to reach tn,
North Pole by means of balloon
starting from Spitzbergen, but failed
There are no liabilities or assets.