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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
INDICATES PATH FOR FRANCE
Paul Deschanel Delivers Address to As
sembled Deputies.

!'aris. May Paul Deschanel. the
newly elected President of the Chamber OF
Deputies, to-day delivered a brilliant in
augural address before a crowded house.
He asked the members to unite in working
for electoral reform and in support of the
public schools, which they could do while
maintaining respect for liberty OF con-
science.
He exhorted them to aid in social devel-
opment by paying more generous attention
TO laws in the interests Of the working
classes. Finally he urged firm. energetic
and logical foreign policy pacifically Joined
with a powerful army and navy He said in
conclusion: Let us give to France in the
Europe of tomorrow the rank which be-
Longs TO her after fifteen centuries of labor.
valor and glory"
The address was loudly applaudod from
all sides Of the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
BUFORD TO LAND REFUGEES
Trouble Past, Many Americans Will
Disembark at Mazatlan.

Mazatlan. Mexico. May "A. - Returning
northward from her cruise along the Mex
lean coast. with 365 refugees aboard. the
United States transport Buford. com
manded by Captain Ely, arrived here to-
day.
Five cases Of typhoid fever among the
refugees were reported. All the patients
are said 10 be doing well.
Captain Ely reports that the utmost
courtesy and good feeling were shown
toward the Americans By Mexican officials
As safety now seems assured several
refugees will dlsembark here. Should It
become necessary TO leave tho country. de-
parture can be made by train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
LIBERAL VICTORY CLAIMED
South Hackney Does the Bidding
of Horatio Bottomley.
IEy Gable TO The Tribune. ]

London. May 25.-South Hackney is
claimed as Liberal victory. AS a mat
ter Of fact, It was triumph for Horatio
Bottomley's extraordinary personality.
Bottomley, as confessed insolvent.
was not qualified to retain his seat in
the House Of Commons, but he domi-
mated yesterdays election in the con-
stituency which had returned him. He
advised the electors 10 vote for Morri-
son. Had he told them 10 vote for Glib
son. the Unionist candidate would have
had big majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
FOR EUROPEAN CONGRESS
Plan TO Settle Turco- Italian War
Taking Shape.

Paris. May A.-The idea OF assembling a
congress of the European powers in an en-
deayor to settle the rco-ltalian war
seems to be gathering force. 1t Is under
stood here that Turkey is favorable TO such
a suggestion, and lie Temps this evening
thinks that while It is too early to form
definite conclusions Italy is not hostile to
it. and this would mean solution of the
conflict. The newspaper understands that
Italy is even ready to abandon her previous
nsistence on the decree proclaimng the
annexation OF Tripoli.
France IS, It Is believed. ready to join in
any effort at mediation, and diplomats
everywhere in Europe are discussing It's
feasibility and seeking q practical means
for launching European congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
OROzCO CONFIDENT STILL
Mexican Rebel Chief Places His
Loss at 100 Men.
NEXT FIGHT AT BACHlMBA
Insurgents Will Not Resort to
Guerilla Warfare-All Their
Cannon Saved.

Jimenez (Orozco's Headquarters), May
24.-The rebels prepared to-day TO re-
sumo their campaign.
General Orozco declared the revolu-
tionary cause in Mexico had not sufered
as a result of his defeat at Rellano.
Scarcity of ammunition, the superior ar
tillery fire OF the federals and the In
tolerable heat made II necessary TO cease
fighting. he says.
The rebels did not disband nor retire
in disorder. but stood their positions
until ordered to turn from the battle
field.
The vanguard Of his army is at Cor
ralitos.
Orozco said to-day: We will continue
fighting, and i'm the end we will win.
Guerilla warfare will not be resorted TO-,
az has been stated by enemies Of the
revolution"
All the rebel cannon were saved. The
rebel loss is placed at not more than
one hundred.
Bachimba, forty-six miles south OF the
city of Chihuahua, probably viii be the
scene OF the next combat.
The fighting is gradually drawing
closer to chihuahua, the largest city in
Northern Mexico. Many bridges were
burned in the retreat by the rebels, and
If they move even further north beyond
Bachmba 10 ortiz the destruction OF a
large bridge there is likely to delay the
federal advance a long time.
Mexico City, May 4-The sense OF relief
experienced quite generally In Mexico City
by reason Of the decisive nature OF yester-
days battle at Rellano. was tempered to-
day by news of a threat from EmilianO
Zapata, the Morelos rebel. that he Will at
tack this city within eight days II Presl-
dent Madero fails to resign within that
period.
Although the threat is looked upon by
government officials as 9 possible ruse on
the part of Orozco intended to halt the ad-
vance OF the federals toward the north, It
will not be overlooked on the contrary,
precautions are 10 be taken to guard
against surprise from that quarter.
The warning came in communications to
the Chamber OF Deputies. and simultane-
ously notices were sent to all foreign con-
suls in the capital advising them to take
such precautions for the protection OF their
subjects as they might see At. They We're
assured however, that no harm would
come 10 foreigners II II could be avoided.
The presence OF strong bands OF armed
bandits almost on the edge of the federal
district has not failed TO give the ''ulti-
matum" OF Zapata some weight. particular
ly in the minds OF tho foreign population.
Zapata Is said to have between 5000 and
500 armed men for the attack. The no.
tees were dated In Cuautla. MorelOs, but
were mailed I'm the postofiice here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
FREAKS HIS LEG AT WINDSOR
John Evans, American Horticulturist
in London, Hurt.

London, May H-John Evans. one Of the
American exhibitors at the Royal Horti-
cultural SHOW. is laid up in the hospital at
Windsor with a broken leg, resulting from
an accident
With two hundred other exhibitors at the
show Mr. Evans went this afternoon TO
visit the Kings gardens at Windsor. and
while alighting from coacb missed MS
footing and fell heavily fracturing bone
I'm the leg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
sYRIANs CLOSED OUT IN HAYTl
Government Gives Guarantee That
Debts Owing to Them Will Be Paid.

Port-au-Prince. May A-The Haytian
government has given a guarantee for the
collection OF the debts owing TO the Syrian
merchants here and their stores and ware
houses have been closed.
The French Legation when informed OF
this fact withdrew Its protest against the
law forbidding the syrians to carry on com
merclal enterprises in Hayti after May 81
and the provisions OF the enactment VIII
NOW be carried out without opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
TITANIC FUND NOW St31,554.

Mayor Gaynor yesterday received a check
for 1868 Al from William j. Weiss. secre-
tary to Mayor Mcbride OF Paterson. repre-
scntlng a collection for the relief Of the
Titanic sufferers made I'm that city.
Mayor Mcbride contributed SIS and ex-
Mayor Nathan Barnet contributed 81 60,
being one months salary as member of
the finance committee OF the city. The
employees OF the Demarest Silk Company
contributed s32.
Other contributions received by the Mayor
Yesterday brought the total receipts for
the day up to si67 -, and the total of the
fund I'D TO Sl3i, 56i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
FAIR ENJOYS IN ROME
Participation of Italy, Switzer
land and France Assured.

Rome. May 24.-The Panama-Pacifc EN-
position Commission, accompanied by the
American Amba ssadCr. Thomas j. O'Brien,
to-day visited Premier Giovanni Giolitti,
who entertained them for nearly an hour.
The Premier displayed immense interest in
the Panama Canal and promised that Italy
would participate adequately in the expo
sitOn.
Berne. May "A. 49, President Forrer OF
Switzerland said to-day that the Panama
Pacific Exposition Commission would re-
ceive the heartiost welcome in Switzerland.
The Swiss Republic, he continued, would
undoubtedly participate in the San Fran
cisco Exposition. He continued: we hope
always to have the most friendly relations
with the great American sister republic
Paris May 24-France will show marked
honors to the Panama Pacific Exposition
Commission under the leadership Of John
Hays Hammond, on SIS arrival here next
week. The members Of the commission
will be presented to Premier Poincare, and
afterward the Minister Of Commerce VIII
give a luncheon in their honor. Later in
the day they will be officially presented to
President Fallieres at the Palace Of the
Elyste. and this Will be followed by
dinner at the American Embassy.
The following dav MAY 2O a grand
luncheon is to be given at a restaurant in
the Bots de Boulogne by members Of the
various committees directing the external
commerce Of France. The same organiza-
tons will on that evening give a dinner in
their honor at the Cafe de Paris.
An extensive representation Of France at
the San Francisco Exposition il already
ben. arranged for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
TITANIC INQUIRY ADJOURNED.

London. May A.-The Board OF Trade In
ouiry into the Titanic disaster was ad
iourned to-day till June 4. after the com
pletion of the evidence of the wireless OPP
orators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
CUBA CALLS FOR TROOPS
Government, Alarmed, Begins 20
Recruit Volunteers.
lFrom The Tribune Bureau.

Washington, May 24.-Although President
Gomez already has force of ZOO troops
in the field in Oriente province to crush
the negro instruction. Offices have been
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-05-16
4 BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY.


We have completed BOOK of four hundred pages
creating nearly every Subject Of the Bible and NE
wrongs belonging theories of perported to be the
Bible Teachings that every Reader and Family should have
in their possession 1t will be grand treasure OF True
knowledge to every one,
No will be without it read Send US your
order panied with dollar and will seod yos
the Book. Ed. WORLDS CREssnr,
Brushykncb, Mo.
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and Apostles, Jesus Christ him
self teirg the corner stone.
This Church ia consequently the
only ods which men ought to
hear: she is infalible in her de-
cisicns and cannot daceive US be.
cause The gates of hell can never
nrev'i il against her, and because
Jesus Christ remains with her to
IL end Of the world. Therefore
that man only can be called a
true Christian who listens to the
infal ible truth, to the pure doc,
trne Of Jesus Christ, listens to
Jesus Christ himself speaking
ever through Peter and the APP
s'les, who li.tens to the Pope
of Rome and the Catholic Bishops
united with him. He who thinks
otherwise or who teaches the
contrary, is a hereto. because he
despiseth the only true Apostolic
ministry established by Jesus
Christ himself.
/ mission back page $50, 451. 452,
by St Alphonsus Liguori for the
District Of Md)
There is many points of con-
sideration in the extract, record
ed above. But before we con-
slider any OF them-We shall ask
all pro- estant denominations, if
they do, or will except this claim
of Catholics IN to he true, or not?
If it is accepted as true then
all other beliefs and denomina-
tons are wr0ng-And If they
say that the Catholic Church is
wrong. Then it becomes a duty
resting on us, to ask, why do
protestants give the right hand
of fellowship 10 the Catholic
Church, In the place of expos
ing her teachings, in order that
the ignorant may see her dark
waters and shun her nets of
temptation? But the answer
may. be given in this manner,
protestants do not do this.
! But for this, We must draw
the attention If our Readers to a
great controversy given in Phil.
adelphia, where the Catholic
church were present and inter
ested, with many other leading
demo limitations. And the Meth
odist Episcopal took the lead and
spoke as follows.
We are orthodox, evangelical,
what more can you ask Let it
be- understood that l am not de-
nyinx the orthodoxy of my
brethren who are present. l am
20 bigot. | believe there are
God-loving self'sacriticeing and
consecratcd Omissions among
all thu christians represented in
this assembly. We do not claim
TO be aLY better than any one
else, but we do make great pre-
tenticns to doctrinal purity and
simplicity of worship, Metho-
distism is grand power, and 1
feel that shall do myself and
my people great injustice IL (
do not make good use of the pre-.
sent opportunity" Great Con
troversy page 4
In this declaration the Catbo,
lie church was extended tia
right hand OF fellowship, wit
all the rest.
\ To be continued.
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@ foG!G in an uninterrupted
S;,lca>> o., lrd where Ll.eV have
+ 've~ f,nlni"' 4 ur,tcd in tire same
s'Nr1 Il fti'h and charity for
. ."}}''n AuA'"ed years-til.t
~ >!.i'it V h n held united
,1e l.r,; ;roA les Of j. sus Christ
W.T. ) Frtrr in one lo'y ard
: cred : si. ~. Whc,e. tntn in
tHr 5sys, >haii We look for this
n'n and venerable Cnrrch o.
Chlis,?
Who does not perceive at once,
that all tie world ever, since the
foundation of the spiritual king
dom Of Jesus Christ, the Roman
Catholic Church ia that one which
holds ever to The Pope or bishop
of Rome as the truth successor
of st. Peter, and to the other
Bishops as true successors OF
the other holy Apostles, these
Catholic Bishops continuing al.
ways united with the Pope of
Rome by the same holy bond of
faith and charity which united
the holy Apostles with ST.. Peter,
Yes, this sacred bond, which
holds all these Bishops in Catho-
lie union with the Chief Bishop
Of them all, is the most beautiful
the surest ard brightest mark
by which we may distinguish the
true kingdom of Jesus Christ,
his holy Church. Ssch was the
meaning of Jesus Christ when
he said to his Apostles; "B7
this shall all men know that you
are my disciples, if you have love
for one another" and also when
he said in particular manner to
Peter: But | have prayed for
thee that thy faith fail not; con-
firm thy brethr en-" and also
when he prayed to his Heavenly
Father IS we have already seen.
That they may be one, as We
are one"
1t is therefore quite e>ide Mt
that even Bi,hcp who is not
united with the Pope and the
other Bishops in faith and chart
ty, is justly regarded as hereto
or schismatic, and in fact those
Bishops alone have always been
considered as true successors of
the Apostles, who have remained
united with the tue successor
of St Peter. the Pope, in faith
and charity; and others have re-.
ceived the name of heretics and
schismatics,
All the Catholic Bishops. thus
united with the Pope of Rome,
form through this holy union
only one holy society, which is
called tie "Apostolic Ministry"
or the "Ttaching Church, (Ec.
clesia Dozens, )of which our Lord
Jesus Christ sp Ike when he said
IF any man will not hear the
Church, let him be to thee as a
heather and a publican. - 1 am
with you all days, even to the
consummation OF the the world "
He that heare tn you heareth me
he that despiseth y GU despise,h
me-" 1t is this teaching Church
Of hich St. Paul wrote TIA, it is
the pillar and ground of the
TRUTH" ana thus it is built ON
the foundation OF the prophets
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| Rev lat
TIE language OF Daniel and
John N ans in sub stance the
same. John says that the dragon
gave him his seat. and authority
and great power. Please read.
And the bcAst which saw was like unto
lcopai d, and his feet were NJ the feet of bear.
aud bis mouth ns the mouth of lion; and the
dragon cave him hi. power. and his seat and
great authority. Rev l3e.
This made this character a
vile person,
NOW LET US SEE WHAT THE
CLAIM OF PAPELlSM IS,
Ard just W hat she claims, read;
who does not discover, al, o
the infalibility of this Church in
that solemn promise Of Jesus
Cnrist to remain with it himself
until the end Of the world, and
that even tie gates Of hell h0u,d
not prevail against il' This
spiritual kingdom of Jesus
Christ is called in the Holy Scrip
ture; the church of God, IF
which Jesus Christ himself says;
Whosoever hears not the Church
let him be to thee as a heather
and a publican. " 1t is this
same Church which the Apostle
calls the pillar and ground OF
the truth "
vi. The True Faf,h is that which
is taught by the Pope of Rome
! and the Catholic Bishops.
IF the kingdom of Jesus Christ,
which lie has established by his
blood, is to continue triunhant
against the gates of hell, even to
Me ends of days, then it must
now in the nineteenth century
be exactly The same kingdom as
that which he established eigh-
teen hundred years ago, 1t
must also now in the ninteenth
century, have true successors of
the Apostles Of Jesus Christ,
and the true successors Of st
Peter; and it must also remain
now in the unity of truth and
love, as unchangeably beautiful
and infallible as it was when ou
Lord Jesus Christ estab lished it
upon the earth; else, how could
these words be true? Behold I
am with you all days, even to the
consummation of the world"
But Of all the spiritual king.
doms or Churches upon earth,
there is only one that can boast
of possessing the true successors
of Jesus Christ, and also a true
successor to ST.. Peter. That is
The Roman Catholic Apostolic
Church. For where did Peter,
that rock" of the Church, live,
teach, and pour out bis b God, but
in Rome? Where repose the holy
ashes of his prince of the Apos.
tie Of Jesus Christ but in Rome?
| Where is now to b. found this
rock, wherein the Church is
built this successor of st Peter
to whom we're given the keys OF
heaven? Nowhere but in Rome!
| nilsson Book Page 448 and 449)
After we have read, the Decla.
ration a., extracted from one OF
the greatest works on Catholic.
ism, given aoout, which is a
uoversal belief with all Catholics
We must say according to scrip
lures, which we have already
quoted for the consideration Of
our readers, That they will have
to say one of two things. That is
THAT we will have to say that the
Pope of Rome fills tie place a nd
position of the beast of the Text
lWho is the vile person spoken O.
in prophesy, or else. they will
have to say that Catholicism il
right and all other beliefs art
wrong: Anc that thew go to make
'up the prophesy If the evil per
son. And when they say this las
then they will have hard tin,
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W IlII' ~ tit dClSi II IActliC tiiuv
will fill lhe r'au Il q ltsitjo Uf
the beast before YOU. For the
scripture teach US plainly that
the vile person must take place
of the tax raiser. And we will
prove that the Tax raiser was
Ceaser Augustus. And there is
no mistake hut what the Panel
power holds the place Of the
Ceaser or at least they did when
they first came into power and
The readers must Judge wheather
they 90 now, or not according to
their own declaration above. And
having, the scripture above to
read, and the following extract
from their own best Authority,
our Readers must decide whe,h-
er thti" claim is false or not
Please read.
'The>e true successors of St..
Peter have followed one another
in an unbroken succession from
the death Of St. Peter even to the
present Pope Plus TX.
Never has this true succession
be en- interrupted; never has this
holy Chair of Peter persisted, not
even in the stormiest time, and
amid the most violent revolutions
of empires. No! the more the
spirit of the world, with all its
power and cunning, the more the
spirit of schism and heresy, Lave
arisen against this holy Chair of
Peter, and thre atened to over
throw it, only sc much the more
glorious ard triumphant has it
appeared in all ages, that all the
world might clearly see how
surely the Lord Jesus Christ has
founded his true Church on
the rock of Peter. There it has
stood, and will stand immovable
until the end of the world &C.
cording 10 the promise which he
made: Thou art Peter, upon
thee will build my Church, and
the gates of hell shall not pre vail
againest it,
In the same manner as the Bis.
hops Of Rome Tor Popes) are true
successors of st. Peter. SO arc
the other Catholic Bishops true
successors of the other Apostles
OF Jesus Christ. For we read in
the Holy Scripture itself that
even in the time of the Apostles
/ other plous men were appointed
by them to the same Apostolic
office. Thus they consecrated
st paul and Barnabas to the
, Apostolic office as told in the his
! tory Of the Apostles, while they
tasted ard prayed and laid their
hands on them. St. Paul ordained
st Timothy and St Titus to the
Apostolic ottice by the laying on o!
hands; and to the Ancients OF the
Church at Ephesus he said
Take heed to YOU selves and te
the whole flock, wherein the HOLY
Ghost hath placed you Bishops
to rule the Church of God. which
ne hath pure 1ased with his owr
blood"
Just as the Apostles ordained
and consectated their successors
so did these in their turn conse
crate and ordain other success
sors, who were named Bishops
or Pastors; and in this Way true
succession of Apostles has beer
continued and preserved unit
Bishops of onr own times,
Every open mind then which is
candid and loves truth sincerely
can see where the true spiritua
kingdom of Jesus Christ on eartl
is to be found; that kingdom
which our Lord and Master es
tablished in this world. For it i:
there where for eighteen hun
| dred years the true successor.
Of ST. Peter and the true success
sors Of the holy Apostles are t.
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S. McClennan, SO, while watering
lawn, slipped and broke shoulder.
Unable to arise, she was almost
drowned by garden hose,
New York.-William M. Law
renee, former cashier of big rice
importing firm and pillar of
church, pleaded guilty to forgery
of $4,000. Claimed he spent
money in redlight district.
Washington. Frank Hitch
cock, Republican national chair
man, 1908, gave detailed account
of finances to Senate campaign
expenditures committee.
Total contributions amounted
to $1,655,518. State finance com
mittees collected 1920,
Among large contributors were
Charles P. Taft, Andrew Carne
gle, VIM. N. Cromwell and Frank
A. Munsey.
Mt. Vernon, Ill.-State and
county Officials will take up
Death farm" case. 9 persons
have died so far from mysterious
disease on place.
Bloomington, Ills men took
John Hildreth's team away, drove
into Arrowsmith, near here, blew
postofice safe, obtained $1.35 and
escaped.
Seagirt, N. Gov. Wilson is
planning to hide himself so as to
be able to finish letter formally
accepting Democratic nomina
ton.
Believed that Henry Morgan
I'LL No. Vii Ill L. .o1oo4oI
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ngCon.- f1erDerC hIlOA
Smith, commissioner of corpora
tions, Department of Commerce
and Labor, resigned today. Lu-
ther H. Conant, Jr., Mass, will
probably be his successor.
Smith has been on outs with
Taft since president published
letters to Roosevelt giving advice
as to prosecution of Harvester
trust.
Smith will go to Oyster Bay
tomorrow. He is expected to take
active part in Teddy's campaign.
Los Angeles.-Clarence Oar
row expects his case to be in the
hands of the jury before end of
next week.
London.-House of Commons
committee has approved of bill to
curb white slave traffic. Bill will
also provide for flogging of often
ders.
MISUNDERSTANDING Frank
Dominuez also testified that Bert
III. Franklin had exonerated Oar
row of any connection with Nc
Namara jury bribing.
Portland, Ore. : Mrs. Nettie
Walsh attempted to shoot her
husband, R. H. Walsh. When she
failed she killed her son, 4, and
herself. Jealousy.
Portland, Ore.-F. w. Mulkey,
former U. S. senator, is candidate
for senator from Oregon on Pro-
gressive ticket.
Washington.-Taft will soon
answer Roosevelt's charge that
he stole Chicago convention by