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The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
Co., Roosevelt Says
FigM Has Only BEGUN

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Theodore
Roosevelt made a formal statement
last night bearing upon the election
and the future OF the Progressive
party.
In line with previous expressions of
his own and OF his colleagues he
reiterates that "the Progressive party
has come TO stay" and so far from
being over, the battle has just nc
gun"
He regards the party's showing In
polling more than 10000 votes in
the face Of numerous obstacles natur-
ally In the path OF a new movement
as literally unparalleled in the his.
tory of free government"
The statement follows
Il congratulate the Progressives or
the country--that is. congratulate
those good men and women who. with
sincerity of purpose for the common
good, have had the vision to look into
the coming years and see what the
future demands from us who work In
this present.
What the Progressive party has
done since the theft OF the Republi-
can organization by the Republican
bosses at Chicago last June, Is liter
ally unparalleled in the history OF
free government, worked under repre-
sentative institutions.
Without much money, without any
Organization, against the wealth or
the country and with the channels Ur
information TO the public largely
choked-the Progressive party har
polled between four and four and one
half million votes.
Such a feat, performed by tSIl.,
teers hastily brought together against
the trained veterans OF the political
arena should be source OF pride TO.
only to those who performed the task
hut 20 all believers in good citizen
ship and in the capacity OF Americans
Tor self-gcvernment
During the campaign | said re-
peatedly that this was in no shape or
way one-man movement. buL a
movement for great principles
movement which has sprung from the
heart and conscience of the people
themselves.
"The Progressive party has come
to stay n either OF the old parties
will endeavor TO put into legislation
any one OF our planks II can count
upon our hearty support in so doing
81 am proud, indeed, that the 81 eat
good fortune has been mine TO fight
shoulder to shoulder with the men
and women who. in the ranks and In
various positions OF leadership, have
wagec this great battle for social ali.
Industrial Justice. So far from being
over. the battle has just begun.
(Signed)
"THEODoRE ROOSEVELT"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
BRACELET ON GIRLS ANKLE MAKES SPECTATORS GASP

ST. LOUIS Nov. 12.-With solid
gold bracelet snugly clasping her
ankle. Miss Adeline Gritman attracted
the attention of hundreds OF church
goers as she walked 10 the drug store
here.
Miss Gritman seemed unconscious
of the attention she had attracted.
Yes she assented later when
asked about II. n did create some
what of a sensation. but | canont see
why Now in New York nobody
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

thought anything OF IL and wore u
bracelet that way lots of times.
One evening in New York about
seven months ago ! offended little
dinner party ana woIe my bracelet
on my right ankle. IL made a hit anc
a gentleman at the party told the
girls--there were 2S OF US present
that II we would wear them exclusive
ly on the right ankle he would have 2d
handsome bracelets made to our order
We accepted"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

RENO. New. d. Jones, author
OF the divorce law, now says years
residence is necessary before begin
the matter before the legislature.
NEW YORK--"Class snobbishnes
is the curse of our church" said DR..
Henry sloane Coffin. vice-president OF
the church extension committee OF
Fifth-ave. Presbyterian church,
SINGAPORE-A herd OF wild Buf-
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

and posturing. but from which the
CairoesQue wiggle has been elimin-
eted
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
TECHNICAL SCHOOL FOR
WINDSOR ADVOCATED

The Builders and Contractors AS
ISOLATION, Windsor. will ask the Gty
council TO take. q plehiscite IL 4he
January elections on the question or
establishing technical courses IN me
collegiate institute. The associatipn
is OF the opinion that the tfSinfng
would induce boys to take UP tr61es
on leaving school. f''se .--'--'<
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

Business-like PrmtinEs-~-So FUSE ma
no feathers. The plain.-naRt kknklkht
looks right. Times Printing Co.. MS
John R-st. Phi. Main 1928 or Crtv sys5.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
FOLLY.

miniature wagons. The pictures adj
$4,000 times larger than the heas.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
PROGRESSIvES TO HAVE
FIRST PLACE ON BALLOT

Because the Republican national
ticket ran third in Michigan in tho
election, the party list will for some
time be third on the ticket instead OF
first. The Bull Moose party moves
all the way across the ticket. by vir-
tue OF Roosevelt's Victory In Michi-
gan. The Democratic party list re-
tains second place.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

falo charged and derailed a train on
the Southern railroad at Kram, Slam.
Two passengers were killed and many
injured.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

GENEVA French couple recent.
iy expelled from Geneva. who return.
ed TO attend the .uaeral OF their only
child, were arrested beside the grave.
The police allowed the INTO remain
only until the ceremony was con-
cluded.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

sINGAPoRE-A herd of wild Buff
The Detroit times., 1912-11-12

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO.. ID John Rect. flAta
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
Seer Charged with
Swindling Orphans
Caught in Detroit

DETROIT, Mich. April S-Cspeclal Tel
egram-l-Fred Montrose. an Englishman
who has been doing business as a seer,
astrologer and occult demonstrator under
a dozen names and in many cities. was
arrested In Detroit yesterday by Special
Agents Cole and Matthews Of the Depart
ment OF Justice on advices from Omaha,
where he is under Indictment on a charge
Of using the malls with intent to de-
fraud. He was placed in jail and proba-
bly, will be taken to Omaha this week.
Montrose has been In Detroit about five
weeks and was doing big business
among the gullble and credulous
He sold horoscopes and q pamphlet on
occultism. In his rooms were found let
tiers that showed he had recently been
IN Omaha. Denver. Boston and other
cities. He received mail here under the
names Of Yogi Khaldis. Madame Jane
Ese, n. saska and K secorL Most Of
his correspondence was from women.
District Attorney futile and Postoffice
Inspector Laramour will probably furnish
the evidence in their possession 10 the
federal grand Jury IN session here with a
view to obtaining Montrose's indictment
fer offensss committed in Detroit
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
Money May Conquer
the Outlaw Gang

HILLSvILLE. Va, April SrMoney
may prove superior to mountain strategy
in capturing sidna Allen and Wesley Ed
wards, the two outlaws OF the Allen
clan still at large.
With no definite project Of locating the
bandits by raiding the mountain side, the
detectives are said TO be attempting to
secure information OF the hiding places
Of the two men by paying 1900 or more
for knowledge that would lead to an
immediate arrest.
The detectives, II is said. have learned
there are among the seventy-five or more
families near here. who are kin to the
Aliens. some who would not be averse
to seeing the outlaws captured, but would
demand in return for the Information
absolute silence on the part Of the de-
tectlves as well as liberal amount OF
money. Revelation. 1t Is admitted. would
mean death to the betrayer.
Reuben Edwards. another klnsman OF
the Aliens, taken into custody yester-
day on a similar charge. was released
today under a small bond. Rumor to-
night was to the effect that he had
yielded to the grllling OF the detectives.
and that important Developments might
ensue from his quick release.
The posse reported no new trail today.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
Governor Wilson
Robbed Of Papers
in Chicago Hotel

CHICAGO. April s-Thieves. apparently
with political affiliations. broke into the
rooms of Governor Woodrow Wilson Of
New Jersey at a downtown hotel late
today and stole a suitcase full Of private
correspondence and papers belonging TO
Governor Wilson.
The robbery occurred while Governor
Wilson was at the rectory Of st. Mary's
church lunching with Rev. p. J. oGai-
laghan and other priests OF the Paulist
order. The theft was discovered when
Governor Wilson returned to the hotel. !,
Just before departing for Syracuse, N.
Y. tonight, the New Jersey executive
made the following statement regarding
the robbery:
THE robbery will greatly Inconvenience
me, but whoever obtained the papers
and correspondence will be greatly dis
appointed. While the correspondence is
Of a nature which necessarily should be
considered private between the writer's
and myself. there Is nothing but may be
published without doing me harm.
"A great deal OF the correspondence
deals with the campaign ! am waging.
as do other documents which were
stolen"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09

holding almost constant meetings since
the middle Of last November. but most
OF them have been for conducting hear
ings and 1t is claimed that at none of
them has there been a quorum in at
tendance. The effect o. this non-st-
tendance has been TO prevent action,
To meet that difficulty Senator Cum
Minis, also a republican progressive, pro-
cured the adoption OF resolution at the
last meeting constituting seven members
q quorum, but after that action had
been taken q question was raised as to
legality Of so small a quorum and II has
become necessary to determine this point
before the committee. Several members
OF the committee are known TO have
favored legislation and IL the Cummlns
resolution stands they will be able TO
force action. II the supporters Of this
legislation succeed in getting the bill out
OF the committee even through an ad-
verse report they will insist upon thor
ough consideration by the senate with
the possibility Of q prolonged session.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
ROOSEVELT HEARS OF LINCOLN
sits in His Pew and Also Visits HI.
Tomb.

SPRINGFIELD. H., April SIN sharp
contrast with the furry OF the campaign,
Colonel Roosevelt's Easter in Springfield
was peaceful as q Sunday at Sycamore
hill He attended church, was Governor
Deneen's guest at luncheon and visited
Lincoln's tomb. Tomorrow he will take
up the fight again to make his final APP
peal to the people of Illinois for support
at the primary on the following day.
He probably will make Q dozen speeches
tomorrow on the swing across the state
to the Indiana border. spending large
part Of the time In the baiiwicks OF
former Speaker Cannon and Congress-
man Mckinley. President Taft's cam
paign manager.
Mncoln's pew in the old First Presby-
terrain church was taken from the build
Ing in which Lincoln attended church.
and which Is being torn down. to the
structure which the church now occupies
that Colonel Roosevelt might sit In Il
today. After the service the colonel went
to the governors mansion for luncheon.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
Ia TOILETTE INJURIES CAUSE
Tunes His Remarks to Please Demo.
cratic Hearers.
TAFT STRENGTH Is GROWING
Voters Are Showing Evidences of
Being Pleased with Record of the
Administration CAM
paisn Money Bobs Up.
(From a stsff Correspondent !

LINCOLN, Neb-, April s-(Special.) J.
Senator La Toilette has come and gone.
though the Wisconsin men who came to
Nebraska to help carry the primary for
him still remain in Lincoln and will make
this city their headquarters until the
primary campaign is over. As was to
have been expected Of one who has been
so prominently in the public eye. La Fol-
lette drew a large crowd when he spoke
at the Auditorium, and as BELTS a man
Of his position he was given a respectful
hearing. but II he left any permanent
impress upon the people Of this city
which will aid him in the primary April
- it is not observable on the surface.
As one prominent republican remarked:
''He came to appeal for republican votes
In that primary. but it was evident from
marks were received that the majority
Of his audience was democratic and fol-
lowers Of William J. Bryan.
I do not see how he is going to carry
the republican primary by appealing to
men who will vote the democratic ticket
In that primary and at the election next
fall. Not only was his audience composed
largely Of democrats, but his entire
speech was framed to appeal to demo-
Gratis. There was not one word Of COM
mendation for any republican or any re-
publican act during the entire two hours
of that speech, except for himself and
what he asserted he had done In Wisoon-
sin.
Tt is undoubtedly true that many re-
pubhcsns do not endorse everything that
the party has done; in fact. few thinking
men, can do that for any party, but GER
family the man who opposes everything
the party has done is not and does not
pretend TO be a Tepublican-unless his
name is La Toilette. II seems to me that
the Wisconsin senator injured. rather
than helped. his chances Of getting re-
publican votes by that speech"
Letters being received at the Taft
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09

headquarters indicate the literature be-
ing sent out over the state is having q
good effect. II Is the first time the
friends Of Mr.. Taft have set out sys-
tematicaIly to put before the voters just
what the present administration has done
during the three years It has been in
control. The actual record Of accom-
plishment. when set beside the reckless
statements 'persistently spread about by
its enemies. is having its effect, for as
the date for the primaries approaches the
voters are giving the question serious
consideration and are showing evidence
of not being satisfied with generalities.
but want facts.
Political circles IN the capital city are
greatly interested in the many-sided de-
bate now going on in the democratic
party as to who got the money con-
tributed to the 1905 campaign by the
brewers and what became Of 1t. No one
on the inside has yet had the hardihood
to deny that the money, was contributed.
but Brother-in-lsw Tom Allen insists he
did not get 1t and Treasurer rbbets OF
the state committee says he never saw
IL and offers his little book of receipts
and expenditures to prove his statement.
but none is SAYING anything which might
make II difficult to obtain more money
from the same source when 1t is needed
in q future campaign.
The whole controversy indicates. said
Q republican leader. that while the great
leader Of Nebraska democracy hiss been
making q great spread Of his cry for
publicity of campaign expenditures. his
own party in his own state has done one
Of the neatest bits Of juggling to conceal
contributions and expenditures that was
ever pulled off anywhere
Governor Aldrich and Private Secretary
Fuller. accompanied by State Architect
Miller. left tonight for Leavenworth.
Kan. TO have a conference with Major
McClaughrey. warden Of the federal
prison, and to make q personal investi-
cation Of the conditions and system OF
management Of the big prison. Archi-
tect Miller IL expected to get some ideas
OF what Is needed in q physical way
at the Nebraska penitentiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
MAY ADJOURN In EARLY JUNE
Leaders in Congress Hope to End
Session Before Convention.
SOME CHAFMG OVER BILLS
House Through with It's Tariff Re-
vision Plan-The Parcels Post
Measure May be Tackled to
Appropriation.


WASHINGTON. April S-Senators and
representatives are becoming impatient
over the senate's delay on the tariff, ap-
preparation and other important legisla-
ton, but the leaders are figuring that the
ways can be cleared quickly on emer-
gency, express confidence that congress
can adjourn before the national party
conventions in June.
Republican Leader Penrose has agreed
with the democratic and progressive re-
publican leaders that the house steel bill
shall be called up week after next, be
made the unfinished business and that
prompt action shall be taken on all pend
ing bills in order TO facilitate adjourn
ment. The finance committees adverse
report on the steel bill already is before
the senate and the minority report, stand
ing for the democratic house measure.
Will be framed at meeting Of demo-
cratic leaders in day or two.
The house has finished its tariff re-
vision program. unless it should decide
to pass the cotton bill based on expecta-
tons of favorable action in the senate
on the various tariff bills already sent
over from the house.
The progressive iron and steel revision
bill, which Senator Cummins is drafting.
will make what he calls quite a reduc-
ton" from the present tariff, but not
enough to command the vote Of the dem
ocratic senators, who later. however. may
join the progressive republicans on the
cummins proposition.
senate Goes slowly.
While the house has passed nine appro-
piation bills, with six yet to como in
from the committee. the senate has acted
on but one-the urgent deficiency. which
became q law in December.
The workmans compensation bill,
framed by the federal employers liability
commission. will be brought up In the
senate tomorrow when Senator Chember-
lain of Oregon will speak on II. Fol-
lowing his speech Senator owen Of Okla
homa will urge federal state cooperation
in building roads, The postoffice APP
preparation bill, which the house will
dispose Of this week, will precipitste a
spirited and prolonged debate OF radical
disagreement over its provision for es-
tablishing q parcels post system The
democrats. however. favor the parcels
post. The democratic leaders are plan
ming to pass the bill with that provision
retained and the rules committee is pre-
pared TO bring In a special rule to meet
the expected objection that the parcels
post provision is new legislation and
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
Partisan Police
Capture Anarchist

PARIS April S--The police today ar
rested another member OF the automobile
hand which has been terrorizing Paris
man in custody is Raymond Callentin,
known as Raymond the Scientist on
account Of his fondness of employing sci.
entific terms in his conversation. He
was armed with three loaded revolvers,
but his capture was skillfulIy effected
and no one was hurt. Callentin is
notorious anarchist and Is described by
the police as one OF the most feroeious Of
the automobile bandits.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
NOSE STOPPED
UP WITH COLD
AND CATARRH


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Never neglect a cold, and don't suffer
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09

a small island two miles up the river
finally attracted attention and was taken
off by boat after the water had got into
his cabin.
There has been a slight fall this even
ing and probably the crest OF the high
water is passed.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
LEGISLATION TO BE ASKED FoR
Floods VIII BE Newiands' Text to
Insist ON New Waterway Laws.

Floods VIII BE Newiands' Text to
Insist on New Waterway Laws.
WASHINGTON, April s-with the Mis-
sissippi floods as an object lesson. Sem
ator Newlands Of Nevada left Washing
ton today on speechmaklng tour to asl-
tate the adoption Of q constructive policy
for the development Of waterways. SEN
ator Newlands will urge the associations
before which he speaks to appear i'm
mediately in Washington and demand
from both parties the performance Of
platform pledges with respect to water
ways.
He will speak first before the Southern
Commercial congress at Nashville tomor-
row. His next address will be before the
National Drainage congress at New Or
leans. Thursday. He will then go to
Pittsburgh to speak at a dinner given
by the Pittsburgh Flood commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
TAFT CONTROLS IN KENTUCKY
President Has Ten of Eleven Dis
trict Convention

trict Conventions.
LOT -SvlLLE, KY, April S-Returns
from yesterdays republican mass con-
vention in all but two counties in the
state as received by the Courier Journal,
give Taft ten OF the eleven district con-
ventions and majority in the state CON
vention to be held here Wednesday. Con-
tests have been filed in every district
excepting one and Judge E. c. o'Rear.
chairman Of the Roosevelt organization.
claims the First, Second, Fifth, Eighth
and Tenth districts. besides the Eleventh
and 1.ios instructed delegates to the
state convention. coneeding only 800 to
Taft. In all SO OF the 1855 seats In the
state convention are contested.
The district conventions will be held
Tuesday with the exception Of the First,
which will be held tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
MISSOURI CAUSES SOME
TROUBLE NEAR Fl. PIERRE

PIERRE, S. D., April S,--(spccial Tele-
gram 1.-THE Missouri went up to the
thIrteen-foot mark today. covering the
lower ground in Fort Pierre and forcing
several families TO move. A squatter on
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
The Candidates and Who They Are:

A. c. KuGEI. councilman, plumber by trade .
C.
T.
HENRY sCHRoEDElt engineer, and working at the trade
IN balot)
candidates
abong
by
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-09

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The Caucasian., 1912-04-18

an ten years l have made over a
million dollars with my violin," said
Jan kubelik when he returned to New
York after a concert tour of the west
For years l have been. striving to
reach the point where l could feel that
l could take a rest Now the time has
come. During the past ten years
have given sometimes over 100 con-
certs a season. You as a layman will
not understand what that means. but
musicians, who know that anything
over thirty concerts Il season is hard
season. will understand. No." he re-
piled in answer to d question; Il don't
think shall ever completely retire un-
til am forced to do 50. What | mean
by taking things easy is not to give up
my work, but to give fewer concerts
and to devote more time to my little
family. / have never had a chance to
enjoy my home and my five children" J"
Harriet Quimby in LesIie's.