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WILL FLY
Mss Smith 10 GO
n TIE AIR GAM
>es Ysrk Cn e -Ruzxie-IA.b-
fsne WIN rske % Asus.d-
~ lnGs IL Ciuuds.

NEW YORK. July is-Hesen wooo-
-uf suita. % sznsord. ~ho went
~ n the air When Russell crisxold.
Chorus boy. better known ~ -Ruzxie-
lamb sued her for $4,000 Of the
million and q half left her By her
father. because be declared his boyish
affections had been damaged. 10 going
20 take another fight
This time n In not one OF fancy
with the Stamford Brunhilde's sieg-
fried. but truly material one. She
Is having a monoplsne built Il 10 not
one for just two persons either. This
time Miss Smith will take more than
one passenger along. The aeroplane
Is calculated TO carry four people. and
already many OF her friends have beg.
ged for the first ride.
Miss Smith was sued for breach OF
promise In October. 1911. by young
Griswold. who made public letters In
which he was addressed as "Ruzzie-
lamb" He lost the suit. but not be-
fore the letters of Miss Smith signed
"Brunhilde." "Hellie-lamb" and Hen.
men, had been dragged before the
eyes Of a smiling public.
Miss Smith. divorced wife of Homer
Cummings, twice mayor or Stamford.
and daughter OF the late James d.
Smith. who was president OF the New
York Stock Exchange, declared in
court that the love OF 'Ruzzie-lamb"
was puppy love.
AT any rate the soul fight was not
successful. and as her spirit must take
occasional jaunts into the ethereal
regions. she has determined to become
an aviatrice. There must be no IN
considered. hurried ascension OF the
heavens this time
The monoplane planned BY her is
OF the largest type yet constructed.
She will sit at the wheel herself when
II has been thoroughly tested. II will
have an enclosed body like the cockpit
OF boat, and to avoid the sometimes
too-loving caress OF the wind-a wind
shield
Miss Smith intends to sail from
Long Island across the Sound TO her
home in Stanford.
At his death. Commodore Smith Ief,
MS daughter the major share of ST.
100000 a number OF motor cars and n
large estate at Glenbrook. known as
Linden Lodge. She lives there with
her thirteen-year-old son. Dickinson
Schuyler Cummings.
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REUNION
London Sees Reunion % the Narlbor.
oushsouehess a. Windsor Garden
Party

LONDON. July fg.-Tho efforts 20
eject a reconciliation between tho
Duke and Duchess - NarIhorough
fConsueio vandervuu. who have heen
living arart for siH years. are heinz
renewed ~ English friends % The
duke. and 90 ls understood that con.
siderable hope BE- entertained fhaf the
coupie may DO hrourh fogrsher
fhouRh fhe American farwr ~ thr
duchees is believed fo 30 10 strongly
oppOsat ~ even ~ reunion rte
fact thar hofh fhe ruke ara fra. 4r-r
esF recenfiv have been reraIref fr
The KinE and Queen Ienfs color fo fhs
- - fhaf there 900 hr 3 reconcile
ZION mi ne near fsturr chile r aean
mt FrerIrI pressure .s hrIrr rrrrrHf
10 bear on the dnrhrsH hr fha rnsr'
Jam Afrr fna frn.h BIZ arose Ia
'Eern ffe MaribrrruFfs King 81
Harf rrfgre-i f0 airu either 81 fr-
'o D. received af rourr ara care q.
uaFa uas frkrn fo tare rrsffar rf
fhrrl rrreerf af frrr ore rfrra frr.r
ralfsflss urrr ir rffrrfa~-r or rra
i0oason. rear fhe 90 20 90 iafe
hinra rrIrr 90 flutr ~ warItrrrnrt
80 rrrserf af FL frnrf Irr 20 ffs Order
- 20 Carer af Wlrfrrr. hrf o. Geo
noi.ceatiT 49, f-nr fr. fen rIrrr
af'errarf ~ ftf EIrr frr fts mem
trrs rf ire rrfar
Itf rrraerf F.rr n~f Queen tarr
f'lrErf ffe srarr'e rf EIrr rfurrf
go o. fas ben urfrrrf.rf arr.
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hsfit orrurh rru'f srr-rf rsa rrrsf
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.afI0r trf er'r hnr ffIr r.frnr.rr ~
'firf 90 n aN sor.aI nTairr fsa trt b.
80 ilrfres have rrrr fn~ir ssrsrrtr
Hafs hey have frf 80 sr-a
if'rnfs anf tafr he-r aatef fr fra
sane fr"ars DO r. rf fta cane
Hrf fffr Hr.r lived arsr +ta
lnrnffe .r ~rrrrr'arf IInnsr ed fEa
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REID HELD AS FUGITIVE:
Is UNABLE TO GIVE BOND
SENDS TELEGRAMS TO RElA.
TlVES AND FRIENDS.
That Have Suspicious Ring. Column
bus Authorities Asked 20 Locate
Black Suit Case.

Charles NJ. Reiu. the California man
arrested by the local police Thurs
day on information furnished by the
police OF Columbus, Ohio. that he
was wanted for embezzlement on the
coast. was arraigned before Justice
Lee +. Dobbs yesterday morning on
a charge OF being a fugitive from
justice. and was committed 10 the
county Jail and held pending the ar.
rival OF officers from the coast.
On the information on which Reid
was arrested the authorities were in
structed to release him under $4,000
bond. $4,000 in cash and the rest in
collateral
On Reds person when searched
we're found pawn tickets for diamond
rings ear rings, brooches. etc. to-
falling $4,000. note for $1,000
several money orders amounting TO
5000. all OF which had been sent to
Frisco. s39 in cash. a railroad
ticket from Chicago TO San Fran
cisco. and bank book for a Cali.
fornia bank. Papers found In a
hand satchel indicate that he was
mixed up In a Texas land deal OF
some sort with a lottery connected
with a.
- is said that Reid was mixed up in
some k.rd uf scheme boo which the
" lrusre in some kind of lottery proro-
sitlon could either take their prides IN
cash CO.. merchant 90 and DO Is said Reid
sEiursf nuf Wit. both ami this accounts
for f"c numerous pawn tickets found
ur bonn
Yesterday Reid wired ta MR. a r
EfHL at tns Angeles gai. Who he
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CRUISER
WILL DEPART FOR
MEXICO SHORTLY.
The Denver Will Leave San Fran
cisco On the Last of the Month
For Coast of Mexico.

WASHINGTON. July is.-Announce-
nent was made by the Navy Depart
will leave San Francisco on Julv 40
tor a cruise down the west coast OF
Mexico, and will stop at the principal
ports. There is no political Significance
IN the trip. IL IL declared. The cruiser
VII visit Aitsta, Mazatlan. San Bias.
Acapulco. Salina Cruz and Manzanillo
stopping nj the latter place on the re-
cities 10 he visited according to officials
or the Department of State. the unrest
oceasioned several months ago by the
febels having disappeared.
Mexican rebels are causing trouble in
the State OF Sonora and reports OF de-
preoations In the guerilla warfare car
the Department OF State. No Americans
have yet been molested.
A band OF marauders attacked the
town OF Jalapa this week and killed
the Jefe Politico and three policemen.
who resisted them. The town was plum
dered and the outlaws escaped to the
hills. This Is the first instance where
murder has been committed since nil
lage was begun by Orozco
Cnconhrmed rumros for FL Paso.
a new rebellion IS being shaped by
former heads OF the Orozco insurrec-
ton. who have deserted him The re-
p S STATE that the same unknown in
terests which furnished the financial
hacking 10 Oronzcos cause a-e behind
the latest movement II IS known that
,iHiuEeus OF FORMER Followers OF Orozco
nave refused TO enter the guerilla war
rare Gomez IL reported to be leading
the opposition to Orozco
Onicials OF the War Department say
mat none or the troops will be with
drawn from the border until order has
heen resored. The opinion prevails
that this Is one OF the most critical
periods on the border. owing to the law
Iessness OF the rebels and the threats
thst nave been made against American
lives and property
miles south of JuareE at MonrezuTn,
to-day, on the Mexican Central rail
road II is believed that General pas
Guar prozco Will await the complete do
structiOn OF the railroad up H. IN a.
tsrna tionsl line before ordering The
abandonment OF Juarez
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REPUBLICAN,
COMMITTEE

NEW YORK. June l9.-After a con.
ference OF subcommittee OF the Re.
publican National committee lasting
all the afternoon and well into even.
ing. Secretary Reynolds said that The
names OF those suggested to serve on
the committee and the name suggest.
ed for treasurer would not he made
public until Monday. The names will
be submitted 10 Presid,n mt Taft. said
Me. Reynolds. and II they meet his
approval the men will be notified OF
their selection
During conversation. Secretary
Reynolds intimated that a southerner
might be chosen for the treasurer
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ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
moonlight Excursion OF baptist Young
Peoples Society Last Evening
Was Greatly Enjoyed.

Last evening the new Stsan.r Lib
ertN. crowded TO her utmost left the
local wharf at $50. with her cargo or
moonlight eNcurSiOntsts from the "a Y
= l. or the First Baptist church and
most enjoyable time was spent in
music. which was beautifully rendered
bE MeiSters Orchestra and the members
or the church choir
The evening was most eniovabiv sner,
ds the Young and OLD mingled together
ana made the evening all the more
Pheasant. on the cabin deck MANI
games were PLAYED nv the young snd
oId ana from the front OF the boat
,tplid be heard the beautiful orchestra
The boat went halovy f,yrha,.
returned. the high stage OF water added
70 the trip. as there was no danger ~
,s grounded The weather condi-
tiohs were very pleasant although the
AR was quite cool Refreshments 49,.
erNed by caterer Thurber. assisted nv
the young people "
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L0RIMER
disposed Of Illinois Republican County
Committee Following the
Invsstigation-

CHICAGO. july 10 VIM Torrrier
w"H lcp"fed to-day ~ a. member ~ the
republican county Central commune
Master Daniel : Camubeff Uot,., ~
Faipiu ana George 4 Nurfe- dr-.se-,
fNH.i,-l Fifncr 90 o. contest hrnueH bv
' nailr Nhvrk and seated Nsvffk as
, ,,l.., 70 NAN from me 7ffh ward The
mittee ''''' ''i'-
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WYOMING
Breaks All Records for Speed for
Big Gun Bsttiesrips Along
New England Coast

ROCKLAND. Me. July 1s.-All
speed records for big gun battleships
were broken to-day by the new Unit
ed States battleship Wyoming. sister
ship OF the super dreadnaught Ar.
kansas. during her Standardization
trial. Her speed OF 22.o45 knots is
declared by naval experts aboard 20
be the fastest ever made by an bat
tleship in the world carrying 12inch
guns.
The Arkansas a month ago made
p .493 knots an hour.
The Wyoming. 1t is expected. will
be put IN commission about the mid.
die of August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
SEwssoV CAPTURES NAN
SOUGHT FoR YEAR

NV YORK. July ff Eights~u
yearold Louis Grefnapsr $40 sells
re~spafrrH 0r l0rr Island -a road
trains. a1rrerded .r caDflrfnE nan
for uhnu detect fes have been
scar hfrr frr year
year af0 FL aarrarf vas .aaraf
fnr chsrfr. A Bennett 4. wear. 80
90 90 SEES Yrrt avenue r.ra.~a o.
Hae rtarEef ffaf aa aF~rr frr Nea
nan 'ifa'n of 81 william street
Hffha rra no rarre ar-nfa h-
BAD ierfff So .r rrer no a- Gre
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I.fN EN f 90 nr~.
rs ono 10 fH. proprietor rf o. rlrr .
'rr rrerrarer 90. ufH hIs rarfrs-
H H Trnnrr I. lrfrrIanf ir uf.f
Hreraarr.rr HI hr.urhf
" Ifars eae arrested fn.Iaf
.n h.n.h rarrarf .se.ed t. uisrrI.f
i. ~raff..a.f frs-rire cenfernrf
of ,eurl Bonds scrs ased 81 tIoooo
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-rB9Y

The zane little runner 81 Soufh
rafferson. y = uho urheid ne hon
ore uf ere American team IN the
Nrrafhon ron o. fhr International
oimrIc rames fn sfoc tfoInr sweden
hiftouEh BE uEhf runuinE Shoes we're
torn fn shrefs by the ruugh nuada
before fr rad covered more nan haif
ne distance sfrrtIno ramsiy kspt
on. frlstmE fhirf in the historic
event sfrotIrn isff trail a. tiood
frr miles tehlni him. Cor BE feef
we're fuf almost fo shreds arer fhs
shoe save out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-20
DENEEN
ssan on the Fence Regarding the Pred
dsntiai situation-wn jump
of 1ronady.

CHICAGO. July 1s-with 10 a m.
hohday. at Springfield. fixed by Cover
nor Deneen as the time and place for re-
ceiVins committee Of Roosevelt
supporters appointed 10 ask him
concerning his attitude toward the
presidential candidate. II was an
nounced at Progressive headauarters
ticket Is TO be put out in Illinois would
remain unsettled until next week The
governors answer. II be gives any. Is to
be made public by next Tuesday.
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insurance policies. which he failed TO
turn over to his employers or account
for. One OF bis alleged victims was
Greenspan's father. Bennett disap-
peared.
Young Greenspan saw Bennett en-
Ter the jamaica station and purchase
ticket for Brooklyn. Greenspan fol.
lowed him to 456 Pulaski street.
brookfyn. where BENNETT entered an
office building. Greenspan ran I'D TO
TWO policemen standing nearby.
Say" said he. much excited ct
want you to arrest-that guy that rust
went In that office; he's wanted for
grand larceny"
Inc poatcemen did not take him ser,-
ousIy At first Finally one tslephoned
70 Jsmatca and found the boy was rirbt
wmfe the other watched to see that
benneet didn't gst away When Rem
new oeme out he was srrerted He was
ken BACK TO Jamaica arrsigned before
nssistrate Conway and held m f6eo
bail for examination
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DAILY FASHION Talks
~ nav 0Auvoa


THE Fi,u---s
i ssp Il 90
a he ns-s
s.4si s.rr,rn-s .
rd c.n c~n nis
ene e.n Be made a
lingerie material
sndnks<hep,.red
the eu.s covxrsnd
pstfirust % b
worn bsns.sh any
drea o. if en- b
made Of os.aii.s.
either white a.
coiored. TO be worn
beneath the frock
Of tssnsparruf ma
tehal. Il can Be-
come . perfectly
plain. simple alp
or . vey dainty
garment. sccord-
ing to the manner
In which Il 10
treated On the
figure, the alp 70
made Of mercer
ised batisos With
trimming Of en-
broidery and bead
ing. The founcs
makes an attract
i've finish but IL 10
not necessary. for
many girls like .
palmer slip either
with q hem or q
narrower fnll. The
back can be made
in habit style or
with an inverted
plat.
For the rs year
sire. the alp will
require 90 yards
Of material II. 81
yards IS or 4 yards
- inches wide: with
the founce. a. H.
lustrated. I yard
AZ or y yard IS or
~ inches wide with
; yards Of embroid-
cry 4 inches wide. 9
yards Of insertion
and ~ yards Of
beading.
The May Man
70 years Of age. IL
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BATE WITHOUT
DROP OF WATER

PHILADELPHIA. July lbs essys
eeentfui ns~ public hsthssuss at Ia
turned over 20 the aufnorftiss but n
cannot % used for . year b~caus> IN
tne constroctien OF the Building M
This little detail apparsntlx az ro,
enter into the preparatory plan. for
the constrnctfon OF the bathhous> or
into the specifications governing "A.
construction II was not until the build
Ing was almost eomplsted that n va.
discovered that the needed connections
had been overlooked
Tne new eathhouse ~ the most exp~n-
sINe OF the many built by the city. and
represents an outlay OF SEQ oeo IL Wa
intended TO have IL equipped with the
latest fittings and appliances. but IN .
Isliure 70 provide an intake or outi o.
the last word In public baths.
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hhfeinnIa have recently been faken
.n hand in ktaroum. EEvriian Sou
Dan one haa already been sent -
sautfn ST. WaIkrr. eho has spent
some years In Ads Ahcba. 10 In
charge 90 shc.r erection
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trei y 81 fr'0ss. herhs srd harks. =
o. cd Box on the bod a-f n
TIE S
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
HARD TO VOTE DEAD
MEN UNDER THIS LAW

CHICAGO H., March Sits going
TO be mighty hard to vote dead men
and foaters in Chicago elections
hereafter The old system-famous
in New York, Philadelphia. Cincin-
Eati. Chicago and other big cities
of giving addresses of thousands OF
imported or fake citizens at certain
hotels aud boarding houses, has re.
ceived a black optic in the new I'LL
nois law, which requires hotel and
boarding housekeepers TO file state
incnt OF the capacity of their houses
and the names of their guests with
the election commissioners, 2S days
before an election.
The first test Of the new statute
brought out 1000 hotel and boarding
house pFeprieters1= who are liable TO
a penafty OF $50 II they fail TO show
up. AS result the commissioners
have list of practically every non.
householder in the city, which Will
be used as a check by election judges
when non-householders appear-to cast
their ballots in the spring primaries.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE
DETROIT UNITED INlE,,. aBAN.

Ue.rHuIr United INLEnl HBAN >
TOLEDO CI.EVELAND LIMITEDs-4
7.sO a. IN. and every two hours 10 $40
"a m Toledo only. 1850 y. m. Toledo
D. m. Toledo Locals. q. M, every two
hours 10 5 y. m, p. m; Monroe only.
10 pPo z; m HHukoN L1MrTEps-7:ls
~ every two hours 10 1913 y. m SIM.
aav only II p. m. Locals. 6 a. m, every
two hours 20 p M 2 m; Marine
ca oI M hourly TO $50 .. m. p only:
shore Line. Gas a m. hourly to ii:S;
.. imh;cI<soN KALAMAZOO LIMIrrns
$50 n. m, every two hours To 4.le
m, Jackron-Lansing Limited. S:l0 m
- Jackson Locals a. m, every two
IT, m. TO Northyille. gao a. M. no ~
~ 20 $40 p. m, 80 .. m, . .. m.
~ saline cars from YpsIlanu.
y lint SAGINAW LIMIIE.DS--s:es
~ eIery two hours to 6;25 .. m re-.
ais a m, every two hours 70 . ..
IN M II p. m, north Of Oxford. sun. az
p ORCHARD LAKE. pIvIstoN--s4s =
M; ANyYkNboTTE DivISIoN--s:S3 a. m
rsit hourly TO o. M; 20 minutes 40
p. m. half-hourly TO $3.50 D. m. hour
~ ps% 20 11;sS z IIMiirEps--4sso. $40. s.asl
~ M Locals $40 a. n. every 20 min
r,,es 10 5:S0 a. m. 7:aA a. m, half hour.
( " to is;!S p,5 m; i,io m; every e
. r,s q ~. s;3e p. rn-. $50 D. -,
io.sn u. M. IL D. m. Birninghnni orig
enc D. M 7:io p M and midnight
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
MARRIED So YEARS;
i WOMAN SEEKS DIVORCE

JACKSON. Mich, March S.-After
having lived with her husband for
IS years, Mrs. Sallie Houseman, wife
OF John A. Houseman, a well.to-do
farmer OF Blackman township. has
started suit for divorce. Mrs. House.
man says the trouble began when her
son, Leroy brought wife there TO
i've with them.
She says the daughter.in-law Of
'fonded her on various occasions, fire.
quently resorted TO violence and
knocked her down, and that both her
son and her husband, who is 81 years
old, sided against her and made her
life so miserable she had TO leave.
Mrs. Houseman asks the court TO
compel her aged husband to give her
part OF his property for her support.
they have four children. aged 50, 90,
IL and 80.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
DEATHS.

William &. Henderson. l76 Jos. Cam
la =, 90 years. lobar pneumonia. Paul
H. Santz, 2S5 w. Grand blvd. | month,
obstruction OF bowels Mary Moore. 1872
w atash. 4S years, general carcinoma:
Lloyd r. Stoddard. $40 Seyburn, 4 years.
diabetes mellItus. Catherine Dwyer. 6i2
Macomb, "a years. bronchitis; James j..
El!nan 81. Mary's hospital. IS years.
mltral insufficiency; John Prothownik.
michigan Carbon Works 40 years. frac-
tlre Of neck; John w. Cavert West
Side hospital So years. endocarditis
Ho-cn Brodlak, Grace hospital. % years.
organic heart disease: Albert r. Pa
eschkc, 20 Thirty-second % years,
bhihisis pulmonalis: Louise Salewskl
81 Hubbard. 40 years, hy-ertrcphy or
hctrt; August Novak. 2l6 Krupp, SO
years. pulmonary tuberculosis: Morris
SCHULTZ, FAC High r., } months. maras-
mus; katherine Hymes. 80 Marentette
IS years. arterio scleroslsS Johana Yum
kers. 9sS Garfield SO years. cerebral
apopleNy +. McRae. Harper hospital,
- years, pnoumococcic meningitis:
FRED Schubach. Harper hospital AS
years. acute Utilization Of heart.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
BIRTHS.
BOYS.


II. May, 199 Schroeder. +. Kuhlow,
Grace hospital; J. Hubbard. Woman's
hospital NJ Boyleson. l247 Trumbull;
J. povas. 145 Riopelle; G. Brosowske,
1s Mullene; g Colombo, $50 Erskine;
v. R1pp. l2l KAnter; L. Brownlee. 20
Hobart. q. Cooke. 1877 r.. boulevard:
j. Pansk, l22 Lockwood; j. Kochan, 81
addison; - Pahlowski. 1879 Lockwood
\; Czado. 100 Thirtieth; l. Bochemel.
l2o Norton; j. Kielb. 80 Goldner, W.
Starret sos Third &. Barber, 26Y
Helen; @, Cottrell. 1858 Champaign. -.
Herrirgton, $40 AleXandrine j. Pala,
lSl West End. HI. Harrison, Ludden.
~ Gage. 81 Garfield.
GIRLS
IL Walden. Grace hospital; T.. Wood
ward, 7Ss Lincoln: Thomas, 2aG
Crawford. 4. Collins, 81 Blackstone; l..
GoontoHt. 3iT Wilkins: j. Urbani. = ~
wilkins: q. May 313 Warren; w.
hrause. "A Newton, q, Penzak, 4lG
Wesson;. J. koziot. 4O5 Wesson: NJ
Mendryk, ~ Goldner: j.. PiepezynskL
80 THE tietn. J. Barez. 1Sl Ingersoll; h
Sobulski. 1896 Cempbell A Stasiak
.+3 kirby IA. Greenberg. 3s5 Cicotte;
r Bloom, lGlls Baker; l.. Kaltz 9Si
Garfield.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08
NEGOTIATIONS ON AGAIN
TO END TEXTILE STRIKE

LAWRENCE, Mass, March S.-A
speedy settlement of the strike of
the textile workers was predicted by
both sides here this afternoon. IL
was learned that compromise agree
ment devised by persons Interested
in bringing both sides together has
been completed II IL unders God
both operators and operatives are
satisfied with the main points.
While not providing for the con-.
plete demands of the strikers. the
plan gives the poorest paid workers
substantial increases and slight in
creases To the skilled workers. IL
also provides for a modified system
Of operation OF the mills to cover shc
demsnds Of the strikers that the
speed up" system be abolished.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-08

ereign citizens. just now. They have
been progresslves for the past six
years. Following the lead OF LaFol.
iette In Wisconsin, they whipped lie
railroad lobby interests and bosses. in
Guiding the Infamous Alex Mckenzie,
-Uur of power.
aprogressiyism means I.aFolletts sm
IN North Dakota.
The Democrats, too, under Gov.
John Burke, gave the railroad inter
ests no chance in politics. The re-
suit was that Boss Mckenzie couldn't
flnd toehold.
The Roosevelt committee In Wash
ington didn't know what was going
TO happen In North Dakota. Neither
did Clifford Pipchot. So the commit
tee sent Pinchot 10 North Dakota TO
electioneer for Roosevelt.
Pinchot Detects Scheme.
Pinchot came. carrying a small grip
and broad smile. He was mot at
Fargo by Frank Talcott. a Mckenzie
henchman, ana big interest man.
Talcott fastened himself TO Pinchot
like a brother. Then Pinchot discov-
cred that the first petition circulated
In North Dakota TO get Rooscyolts
name on the presidential ballot was
prepared by Darby O'Malley, who was
defeated for Republican state sena-
torship because he was a railroad
politician. Another Pinchot greeter
was Alfred White. former governor,
who refused TO help the western Gov
errors in attacking the Northern Sc
curities merger. Still another was
RI. j. Linde, protege OF Jud Ln-
Mour, big interests man. l.. T..
Hyde, a standpat editor, was another.
There were no progressives ready
with welcoming hands. All day Gilt
ford Pinchot was surrounded By stall
ing standpatters. His smile grew
sickly as the day wore on. He was
In regular Joe Cannon-Aldvich
crowd He found himself standing
side by side with men who were FOR
the very things he had been fighting
against for years.
I'm tired Of the kind OF admins
tration we've had at Washington.
Roosevelt is the only man that can
end IT," he said.
That may be" said the progress
sives, but look at the crowd around
YOU. Ii we stand for Roosevelt, with
this crowd. we will lose ali we have
gained in the last six years"
Roosevelt ought TO be nation ii
issue" said Pinchot.
He is local issue in North Da-
kota." said the progressives
Its too bad you can't make na.
tional issue out OF It," said Pinchot.
Yes, IL is" was the response.
But, II we do. we lose too much aid
the railroads gain too much
The same crowd that the progress
sives. fighting under the LaFollotte
banner. whipped as Taft men, are
now shouting for Roosevelt In North
Dakota.
The railroads and big business see
chance to break the hold OF the
progressives. So the fight is bitter
one and will not let up until the woes
are counted on March 49,
Midst snow drifts andN blizzards
the political pot is boiling night and
day II is queer political miX-ur.