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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07
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Dlttlg, onr Der Den ~. 6ebr. llo=
6ruot en- itor Sfo0brano. D}ilitpr
par afienot til 6ielp.
8eo 0ioifpas llnioeriitet, 9lus-
lan0 bat s Profesiorer o9 % Bri.
pot0ocenter be9nret oereS 9lfife0.
st O}in0eSmprfe oper Drowning
9ictorio oil bltoe afil6ret t6 Mai /
y S6e Mali 2onoon.
70 Menneifer fol ppre omfomen
meo ct iponif Sfib u9G6ant", Ser
off lnoer / 9cgonoelien Al 8ebr.
MQane0.
2l0mirol Sooo og General 9}o9i
piI leoin9e Ben iopanife 9rin8, Der
ifal ooer0are aronin95feitli95eoer-
lie CONNER 2on0on.
@riniesic @einrid al 4reusien
bar oe6t bet 2uitifi6, Der ifal for
i6ge at flppe oper 2ltlanter6aoet.
Set fif g1aonet oSudaro"
s 9llmeria / Sponien er 8 apin-
Der og 3 Wpno blepen 06mt til 0s-
oen &c 6apOe iiaget en- 8reng, for
at en- ipg ManO funoe 6lioe raIf
REQ at Oriffe bans 9lo0.
1000 Seoer u6piIt. ct. Geters-
burg, 2. 0farts. = 80 Guiinoe So
Ser er uopiit ira 8her-nigoo, og
flere llooisninger DenteS. Sra Gbet-
Iiabinif er so iSoiife 6anilier paa
9aippet at blipe uopiit. Steriteoelen
al Menoene er &ornagenter.
Gre6t unoer en- 2aoine. Snns-
6rucf, II. 5ebruor. Gn 'n1ilitPr
Sfipotrouille, beitaaen0e al l 2sit.
nant og 4 MnnO, 6lep / @aar ne
0enior 9ion99er Sophie ooerraifet
al en- 2ooine. 2ejtnanten og to I'm
oerofficerer reo6eoe Jig, me0ens be
to andre omfom. 2igene bleo trent
ora9et Gag.
SneItorm / aaufaiuS. Sucbum
(SranS-aaufoiien), Is. 6ebruar.
Som 6eloe al SneItorm er Sen
6. 0S. en- Gel Suite 2anos6Den
&iprtida itprtet iammen. 6 Menne-
ifer orpbtcS, oa en- MGng0e ab9g
omfom 0iange Menneifer er ble-
ben iiOocnbe Sneen paa geiene.
9efoIfningen li0er 9teo.
Q}eningitia / @rGfenIono. 5 Sen
ienere 8i0, ifrioeS Ser Sen 49, 5e6.,
er Ser ioapel / 9lt6en om oe gree
lfe 9rooinier forefomnet en- Del
EiIfeloe al @enineitis; 5pgoom-
men breOer Jig ltooig og optr90er
M epioemiif SGren. aultuSmini-
iteren bar MI 6eor0ret ale Sfoler
luffet inbtil oioere.
Portlt1iif llorenSning. 2;5ia6on,
f9. 6ebr. 0e tiOliqere Wiiniitre So
le a5eui0o o9 Sooo Gotinbo iomt
SournaliIt 9llparo Gbagas er al po-
Iitiife @runoe uooiite al EortlleaI.
De to i0ritnppnte oil be9ipe iig
til 9raiilien Gbogos til 1Sranfrig
9ieuerbon0e neoifiot. Eeibomur,
britiif Snoien. 2. Worts. Den
berDgtebe @onoit Safim a6on ca
30 al bans 6elge bleo @oar oper-
raIfet / en- Sule al en- britiif Stprfe
nnoer aommonho oi OberitIsjtnant
9ioos-aeppel. Sofim a6an negteoe
at opergipe iie oe Ell Maifinfanon
ien6te oGloiee 2aonineer al 9lp ino
| @ulen. 9lae Wieolemmer az gan-
oen poa fem npr bleo ornbt.
SSronifmGnOene | s[frifo. @uper.
nsren ooer 6ranif sgfoatorial-Gfri-
ia meooeler, at aaptain Wooars
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07
Dlan0e0e Mto0elelCer.

9to6ert Beorp opnaae0e opn 3.
os at 6lioe anerfenot al aongres-
len iom aontrea0miral og at blipe
aiife0iget ionl iaooen 6. 2Gpr;( 1909
ct regne, ben Gag, oa ban naae0e
lit Naol. San oil fon 6en 6gieite
geniion iom nogen faor un0er oe
beItoaenoe 8eniionslope.
80 Selte inoe6rpn0t. Settings,
9}e6r., 4. Morts. - 80 @eIte ont-
Tom / en- 3I0ebrano, iom e6eloqoe
lo1nera Sal95ital0 tiolig I Gag
Q|orqes. 9pgninq og Sn06oIo 6leo
iuIoitgnoig tabt. Q}r. Gamer an.
iloor lit Cab til mellem $4,000
og $4,000. Om Sloen8 0pfonlIt
Di0es intet
Ger berettes ira 6a1fom, aina,
ilnoer 3 0s., at oa Misiionprerne
Sbn Danf begpnote at uo0eIe 2eo-
netsmioler, tr9ngte 0e al 6un9er
oanUittig blepne 0lenneifer iammen
ON Dem / Suiinopis; boer fpmpeoe
ior Jig ielp, iaa De ion0e maatte buff
fe unoer Sr9nIeIen. 81 Menneifer
blco trompet libel, og mango onore
fom til Sfaoe.
Sc oonife Stn6enteriongere, ca. 30,
oil aGlte glmerifo ira 16. Wfoi til
8. SUM- 9e oil afreiie fra asben-
bnon oen 4. Moi meo Oscar Sen
}ln0en" og onfomme til Netp gorf
0en rs. Dloi. 5reoag ben 10. Uaaj
pil oe efter SnobDoelie ipnge for
Greii6entSaft, % OeItage eto @or.
Den Bartp". Gerfro refer De til
Gbicnqo, bpor oe rimeligois pil ipn-
&c 9sr0a9 eller SenOag RPrmere
Weooelelie iioen.
Zen 3. os. begpn0te Suitits6e-
portementet / @aIbinaton ea Sag,
om ipnes at bile title ielp Sagen
imo0 Stonooro Oil Selifobet /
Sfpgge. Set er General electric SO.
9aep Dorf; Hotionnl @lectric2amp
60, Netu SerieD ;8eitingbouie glec-
, tric onb Manufacturing 60, Eenn-
iplponia og 30 onore Selifa6er;
tilberenoe oen eleftriife gruit, Der
M iful 5ol0e ior. 0enne SrnIt ii9es
at fontrollere 81 pGt. al 2an0etS
eleftriife 2Dsfrait.
,5or nogen Sio ii0en reiite ct
Boitbuo, lollition 2lnflo9e imo0
8oltmeitcr 36o1a8 Omaha. Pin
flngen loo pon, at BoitmeIteren I'M.
Ger galgfampngnen / @iteroaret piI-
De tpinge alle lin llnoeror0ne6e til
at biorage til og arbeioe for Sena-
tor 9urfetts @enonlg. Oct pil0e
Sollition fife gaa me0 pao, og 0er-
for bleb ban iot tiI6age Gieneiten.
Wr. Sbomas tilbagepiier alle 8e-
ifpl6ningens 9unfter, men Ser er
fife iprre en- 7 Sunftionprer / goit.
buiet, iom unoer giopns Reonelie
bar op9ipet, boor meget Be bi0rog
til gnl9fompa9nen - ira 5 til 20
Collars boer.
Den 81. aongreSies iioite Ses-
Jon ilntte0e ina ioen at af9ere
SpergsmaaIet ON &eciprocitet meo
CANADA, og gr9iioent 3aft inoirie.
De i'm Sruiel om at fal6e @fltra-
iesiion - til A. slpril. 5lere oietiee
1SoriGag 6enligaer uafgiorte 6or-
ilaeet ON permanent SolofomniS-
iion oeotoses al Senatet, men orGb.
tes peo v6ilibuIter" | Suiet. = Sp-
toaelien al slri5ono og glem 0seri-
co fofbinoreoes i Senotet. = 5or-
iloget ON 8orbpielie af 8ortoen poa
EiosIfriiterS MISUNDERSTANDING
er uofgiort. gollingen-Bindot
9iapporten ligeino. - Spsr9sman-
let ON oirefte @aIg al Il. 3. Sena-
torer pif fomme op ieen, ioo Ser
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

abinoeIigt StortinosmeoIen. aom-
mnlnelprerinOe / ariitionia, 8rf 9ln.
ma 9logIto0, oil ON fort Gib trpoe
ino Stortin9et, ioet bum beh iibIte
@a(o bIep oal9t til y@oramon5"
for 6eires 6srer, stortingspraii.
Sent 9ratIie. De norife Stortinas.
mpn0 moa nemlig life bere fra-
berenoe ira 8inge ret Ienge as
@anqen. 9feiier ct Me6Gem BORT, er
ban ipe eIler binoret poa onoen
Moooe, treoer o8araman6en" inO
I bans Steo. 0o Hreii0ent 9ratlie
b. Or. al gm6ebsforretnitger life
fan beltooe / Stortinaets 9Irbeioe,
bill oerfor 5rf. 9iogItno inotoge hans
N(aos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

Snnlorbeoet mellem oe noroiife
6olf. Zen ioenife Socialoemofrot.
9oromeIter 9in0baqen far onoet
aommer fremiot ct Ssoriloa, Der til
iiqter ct nsiere Snmarbeioe meIlem
oe ire noroiife 5olf til eeniioig
iterre internotionn(e Sombsrigbeo.
Son tenfer fine Bloner fremnet
y pes en- ltobiflina al Snenifernes
Somfnem meo be 6orige noroilfe
9Solf. q pe6 at man i6ger pe6 ipenIf
Ssnitiotip at frenmc Gonnelien al ct
@erbensiproe CD o9 - peo Tilpeie-
bringeIie al ct faitere @rlinolag
for oct felles ifonoinabiife 2obeio.
rtinesarbeibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

0len nboor @u6 6Dqger en- Sir
fe-". Oct opiploe5 oqiao i aorea.
@n NliSionpr / 3aifu i aorea
ifriper: Zen mGrfelige Vlaaoe.
6oorpna @oanQeliet uo6reoer Jig bos
Bette sSolf. er blepen ioole0es no.
baiuneret oDer geroen at life blot
G0nnacliets ion0e 9lrbeioere itrem-
meoe oertil, men at Der o9iaa fom.
mer Menneifer frem me0 6eiDnoer.
lige ialife 2Groomme, Ser er 6leoen
forfUnOt / 9Sapan oe ii0ite 2lnr,
er en- al @run0ene til, at 0liSiions-
orbei6et MI bar iaa mango 8nn-
ifelig6eoer / oct 2on0.
Wlen oisie 2er0omme in6fsres MI
li6t efter liot | aoreo, o9 man fan
oIIere6e MI ira ale Sioer 66re al-
minOelige aoreonere n0tale, at BET
10 er umuligt mellem loa mango
forifellioe99r0omme at afg6re, boil.
fen al Dem Der ct geien til 2ioet.
Nisiionpren qSr BEN rigti9e BE,
mprfninq at 0ippelenS ferIte PIN.
greb3onoben moo en- nDoonnet Wle-
nigbe6 er 5orfslaelie. oa naar oet-
tc gaooen life oirfer, gri6er ban til
ct iinere Waio0el - falif 2pre.
Zen 5orfsIgelie, Dipoelen lin
5io reiitc moo oe ariItne / storea,
bragte 6isie en- Itor 9eliienelie. gtu
toqer ban lin 9ilflu9t til faIife
29roomme.
Ser er i1tet mt nnoer Solen"4
- beller life meo Senipn til 5or.
orengninger of ariItenoommen gn
Seft, Der fal0er Jig o9taaoeas Ssir-
fe", prpoifer /. gfs. Ben gonlle Sor-
prpnaning, at ariiti Naa0e ifiuler
al Dor Snn0. iaoleoes at be, Der
tror pon bam, fan bliue oe6 / Spn-
sen, for of gtoa0en fan bIioe 6eito
ooerfleOigere.
9ilbpngere al oenne 2pre orager
rrn6t 9on0et og prpoifer, at Mis-
iionprerne beora9er Solicit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

nei oare0e De, nj gaa Sen gei
ioa oite og tiot meoet lGngere emo
oet. ogo 5 er 9ibeIfoinoer?"
u9tei, ri gaar ben ior at Ieie og be-
De me0 auiuoerne, oi oilOe iaa ger
ne 6oDe Dem til at fenoe Dor lDffe-
lige lro oar SOoret, % oeres
itraalenoe 9tniiater piOneoe tDOeliat
nof om 6eres @leoe.
J}aar 9orea bar iaaOonne 0lisiio.
nerer og @rn0 oe aDinOer me0
0enne gIpffeliee 2ro", er oct ioa
ioo m9rfeligt, at aoren 6liuer ct
friItent Qon0?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

llpeir Berlin, IS. 6e6ruor. 5
@oar @ftermio0aq oq 9(ftcs ber.
ifeoe Ser / Berlin oQ Smegr en- bef.
ti9 Storm, ser onretteoe betpoetig
Sfaoe og frenfol6te en- Del 5rafif.
forItprrelier. S 9fauen bl9Ite Spio.
len al 5aaObustoarnet neo paa
Glaoien Ser fom in9en MerneIfer
til SfaOe.
@ien, 18. Sebruar. $ 9(ftes 6ar
Ger 6er og pna mango onhre Ste
Ser roiet en- beftig Storn1, ser bar
anrettet betp0eli9 Sfaoe oo ioraar-
ioQet talriae lllpffer.
@ien, 10. 6e6ruor. @eo oen
Storm, ser roIeoe 5oraonrs oo /
@oar. er oper Sunore0e 8erioner
6leben baar6t iooret. Stormen opG.
teoe talrige 8o9ne og fremfaIbte
itor 8rafifforltprrelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

Sra 6inGan6 Seliingfors, IS. iSe.
bruar Soenifernes og ltnofinner.
nes @rlpper 2anO0agen bar ino.
6raat ct faGes 9ooforiGao ON 8rDf.
fefri6eO o9 6orbinoelIe 6erneO ON
9@nOrin9 al ben nuopren0e Straffe.
loo. Samme @ruppe bar ionnen
meo a9rarerne inO6ra9t eft 6or.
lag til en- 9loresie til &eiiaren an.
aoaen0e Ben n6ol6are politiife Stil.
ling. Socialoemofroterne 6nr ino.
6ragt en- 9etition / iamme S6eniigt.
Soeniferne 6ar enoelig foralogt ct
2opforilag angoaenoe Soreniuger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07
20. Nora.

aompagni oen 12. 6e6r. fulOIten.
Big bar iIoaet Sultanen of 5enous.
t. Der inotog en- fien0tlig 9oIoning
moo Jranifmenoene. 6ienoen 6aooe
200 0gOe, 0eriblan0t Sultanen oa
tire al bans Sgnner, og 400 ioareoe.
8ao franif Si0e foI6t s Mono og
20 iaareoeS.
Gen norife 9lmerifolinie Gbri.
Itinniu, 16. 6ebruor. Den norife
9lmerifalinie bol0t / 9GfteS en- efstra.
oroinGr @eneralforinmling Der for
at beige en- nb 8ireftion. @n iaaoan
palgte5 ogiaa 6eItaaenoe of ipo
0ian6 6oriomlingen goOfenote en-
itemmig 9ellutningen ON fife at
fd6e 9amperen oaoiier 5rte6ri6".
Sfi68r6eOer 0tomnicfel ira Bergen
rlotalte, ot Ser nor ct go6t o9 iiln6t
Srun0Iag for Sen norife 9[merifoli.
ME, og at ser bar ct goot @runolae
I ben tegne6e 9(ftiefapitol, ion1 for
Ell Itor Del oor inogonet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

9tobert Peorp opnaae0e oen 3.
os. at 6lioe anerfen0t al aongres-
len iom aontreaomiraG og at 6lipe
ahfe0iget om iaaoen 6. 9lpr!l 1909
ct regne. ben Gag, oa ban naoeoe
lit Maal. San oil foa Oen 6SjeIte
Beniion, iom nogen faor nnocr oe
5eitoaenoe geniion8lope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-07

6ranifmGnoene 9[frifo @uper.
nsren ooer Sranif 9gfpatorial-afri-
ia meooeler, at aaptajn Wooars
Arizona republican., 1911-12-27
VAR BREWING
 IN NEW YORK
Colonel Roosevelt Refuses to Attend Peace Dinner and Says He is Not in Sympathy With Its Pur-
 pose; Sends Caustic Letter
| .4SSocidfcd Press DiSbdtchI

| ASS0cidfcd Press Dispatch
 NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-C1ose on the heels of one great peace meeting br k en up by disturbers opposed to the ratification of the treaties with Eng land and France disagreements have arisen over what is planned as one or the greatest peace dinners the world has eyer seen to be held Saturday night It developed today. according to one of the members of the com mittpe in charge of the dinner. that President Roosevelt replied to a semi official invitation to attend the func- tion at which President Taft would be the principal speaker. with letter declaring his sentiments wholly at va riencr with those to be expressed at the affair and censuring as traitor ous" to their principles all those who accepted invitation to the dinner with out agreeing with it's purposes.
 At d meeting of the executive com mittee of the national citizens com mittee in charge of the dinner last W ednesday. resolution was adopted authorizing the official invitation of Mir. Roosevelt. but the secretary who as told to send the invitation did not do so in formal way but wrote Roose- welt first to learn his views Members of the committee said Roosevelt re plied with d seven page letter leaving no doubt whatever that he would not attend
Arizona republican., 1911-12-27
TEST OF CONFIDENCE
 IN HIS OWN POWER
Punishment of Reyes Will Be Accepted ss Measure ot Mexico's
 Stability.
| I.4sS0ciatcd Press DiSbafchI

| .4SSociatcd Press DiSbdfchl
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The treat ment to be accorded General Bernardo Reyes. now that he has surrendered to Mexican officials is expected to prove the conclusive test of the stabil- ity of the Madero government. Under the Mexican military code the punish ment prescribed for the rebellion is death but the state department off cials are not inclined to believe such sentence will be imposed
 It is believed the military commis- sion will try Reyes and convict him. but the verdict will be accompanied by a recommendation for mercy Presi- dent Madero himself is the only per son who can exercise the pardoning power, and his action, 1t is believed. will demonstrate the degree of confi- dence he feels in his own ability to maintain a true republican form of government in Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-27
HIS SINCERITY QUESTIONED.
Christian Endeavor Societies After
 Mayer Harrison.
.4SS0cidtcd Press Dispatch l

I .4SSOcidtcd Press Dispatch
 CHICAGO Dec. 26.-Mayor Harri- sons sincerity in causing the city civil service commission to begin a law enforcement crusade against the pO- lice force was questioned today in an open letter addressed to him by the United Chicago Christian EndeaVOr societies The letter says it was writ ten with view of having the ma
 yor set an example" for the police force by way of foTbidding the eN- ptctej New Years reply. The petition states that members of the police force follow the example set by SupCriOrs in determining now far they shall enforce the laws Particularly. argues the let ter will they watch the city'S chief executive order work out the admin istratiun policy. IL quotes the state law and city ordinance forbiddmg the sale of liquor on Sunday and asks him tn order the police to enforce the laws.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-27

Improvements costing S300.0o0 will 5e made during 1912 at the free tuberculosis sanatorium maintained near Colorado Springs. Colo. by the Modern Noodmen of America, a fraterual insurance society Permanent structures erected will include central building and receiving hospital the former DO 120 feet and the latter s5 100 feet Both will be of heavy fire proof construction. power and heating plant will supply electricity and steam 10 all parts of the grounds The present number Of tent-cottaEes will be doubled. giving facilities to care for approximately 400 patients. When completed the Sand- torium will have cost more than a million dollars.
 This institution Is the only one of It's kind that makes no charge for treatment of tuberculosis. insurance saved warrauting the expenditure Involved. inauguration of the Improvements mentioned marks the passing of the experimental ge. Though II has been in operation but a short time the sanatorium already has Justified itS existence in the mere matter of dollars and cents by pTolon=inE the lives of members Of the society. thus proving that it k practical philanthropy. Of greater impor- tance. however. than the actual curin. of disease is the educational feature patients going ont from the institution proving most effective missionaries To warn others and 10 teach the doctrine of right living
Arizona republican., 1911-12-27
LEFT ALL TO CHARITY.
Millionaire Hunt Did Not Mention
 Divorced Wife in Will.

| .4SSociafcd Press DiSbGtch
 LOS ANGELES. Dec 26.-The will of John w Hunt. millionaire hotel owner. which was drawn with a codi- cil at Asbury Park. N. J., was admit ted in probate in Judge RiveS court today The bulk of his estate. valued at several millions is left to charity. His young wife from Hunt obtained a divorce a year ago is not mentioned in the will. John F.. Harris of Jack sonville Florida and Robert l.. Lucas of Dallas. Tex. are named as executors and are instructed to establish vari- "us charitable institutions.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-27
Democratic Governor elect Com es Out Squarely Against proposed Uncon- stitutional Action by His Party
IT'S FUNNY FOR
 THE ONLOOKERS
New Executive of Arizona Says Proposed Stretching of One Year Terms to Three Years Shall Not Go Through

The democratic hope to stretch the constitutional one year term for state and county offices into an unconsti- tutional three years term has re- ceived d sudden and serious setback. \ parsonage of no less political i'm portance than Governor-elect Hunt has declared against il.
 Alr. Hunt has not issued q formal statement, but The Republican is in receipt of positive information as to what his attitude will be. AIr Hunt has said it was the intention of the constitutional convention that the first corps of officers should remain Tn office but one year: and as he was member of the convention. il IS reasonable to suppose he knows what he IS talking about In the lace of the stand taken by the gov ernor-elect it is practically certain the democratic plan to ravish the offices will not go through.
 But more opposition has developed among the democrats. Lvsander Cas- sidy, who was a member of the con- stitutional convention. and who. be- A democrats in Arizona who refused a nomination for office when he could have had it. says it was undoubtedly the intention of the constitutional convention that the first set of of ficers should serve but one year
 It is hardly to be presumed that MT. Cassidy does not know what he is talking about.
 Then there is Judge Baker Judge Baker once occupied the highest ju- dicial position in this territory. He is profound lawyer. and he was also a member of the constitutional convention. He knows the constitu- ton as well as any man in Arizona: and as he was on the ground when the tenure of office section was adopted. he knows the intent of the delegates. Judge Baker is strongly against the proposed ravishing of the offices
 Of course. the democrats can go ahead and hold office for three years if they want to do it. The Iegisla- ture need only fail to provide for the election of state and county officers next fall: and in that event those al- itduA ClloSeH VIII nOiU over untll their successors are elected and quali- fled" if that be three years or ten years hence. The democratic breth- ren have it all in their own hands. and they can do just as they please They can repudiate the constitution and draw the salaries. but they are not likely to do it. The storm that their proposed high perform ance has raised is getting a bit too strong; they will probably lie down like little men. The first thing any body knows the chances are the lead CTS of this plan will be shouting from the housetops that they never had any intention of overriding the con- stitutiOn: and then it will be inter- esting to note whether they can make that tiradiddle stick with the voters.
 In the meantime. Governor Hunt is against the official steal. What is the organization going to do about it?
Arizona republican., 1911-12-27
LA FOLLETTE'S FLAG
 IN TAFTS TERRITORY
Moses Clapp lnVades Ohio on a Speaking Campaign for the
 oroqressIves.

| .ISSoCidfcd Press DNbdfch
 SALEM, o.. Dec. 26.-"People are beginning to lose faith in platform pledges. declared Senator Moses CIapp. of Minnesota. here tonight. op- oring the progressive republican campaign in Ohio. as he led up t. the declaration that Senator Robert NJ La Toilette is the logical candidat. of the republicans for the presidency iu 1912
 Senator Clapp is the first of the La Toilette sneakers to invade ohio in the campaign opposing the renomina- ton Of President Taft Referring to how the reported split in the re- publican ranks in congress in recent years was brought about. he said it was by struggle between so-Called and insurgents. Sen atlr Clapp reached the Climax of his address when he declared the outcome of those struggles suggested the name of Senator La Toilette as the most available candidate to lead the republican party to victory in 1912 lie took occasion (, assail the So- called reactioraries. headed by Ald- rich and Cannon, whose policy dur ing the last two and a half years. he said. was to reverse the policy of the preceding eight years which formed the brightest chauter in the history of the republican party"
 The real struggle of the pro- gressives has been against reactionary measures Tine only hope of the pro- SressiVes is to nominate men who will stand for progressive policies
 Senator La Toilette speaks tomor- TOW at Youngstown. He and other speakers will continue on the stump at points in ohio throughout the week
Arizona republican., 1911-12-27
REYES PATRIOTIC STAND.
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 LINARES. Mexico. Dec. 26.-"I alone am responsible and wish to assume all the blame for the affair."" said Gen. Bernardo Reyes tonight. "I ask for clemency and even for pardon for the few men who followed me. but for myself. I ask nothing. | shall. of course, be judged according to the law"
 Clad in the apparel sent by friendly citizens in Linares. and lodged at the home of Frederico Gomez, d man po- litically opposed to him. Reyes today received both friends and foes. as we'll as those merely curious. Reyes said the situation was misrepresented to him
 'I was told as soon as I crossed tine border the country would rise: that in Chiva alone were waiting 600 men. I found none there. l might have maintained guerilla warfare. but considered that unjustifiable and determined to surrender Now my de- sire is that I be the only victim. With my own ashes. I hope to be able to suffocate the flame of revolt"
Arizona republican., 1911-12-27
COUNT bON| |S
 TURNED DOWN
Vatican Declines to Grant Annulment of Marriage
 With Anna Gould
SHE'S NOW WIFE
 OF ANOTHER MAN
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 ROME. Dec. 26-The vatican has declined to grant Count Boni de Cas- teIlane an annulment of his marriage with Anna Gould. who is now Duchess of Talleyrand- Sagan The Countess de Castellane was granted a divorce from her husband and given the GUS tody of their three children Novem- beg II. 1906. About a year ago Count Boni appealed to the vatican for an aunulment of the marriage.
 For several months the congresa- ton of the council has had under ad- ViSement the process received from the archbishOpric of Paris concern ing the case Count BOni came to Rome December 2o for the purpose of using all possible influences to ob- tain his object. The decision of the congregation of the council. however. U hich was communicated to him yes terday. rejected his petition for an uulment
 The ground on which the petition k denied is summarized as follows:
 "A marriage celebrated and consum- mated. if performed according to the law of the church. as was the case of the Gould marriage. is indissoluble. There are certani i'm pedimerts which if existing before marriage can prevent it's celebration. or if celebrated in ignorance of them can render a marriage invalid. in which case the church can proclaim the union of the parties never in reality to have existed. But in the arguments brought forth by De Cas- tellane no such impediments have been shown
 Count Boni departed tonight for Paris. He expects to return to Rom" about the middle of January. and thought he could bring forward new points on which tn base another ap- rlication for annulment