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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-17
SENATORS SUSTAIN
THEIR OWN DIGNITY
Resolve That interference on
Part of a President Vio-
lates Constitution.
BAILEY MAKES ATTACK
Says President Taft Did
Wrong in Writing Letter
on Loriner Case.
~ international News Service.

~ International News Service.
WASHINGTON. July l6.-After dis
cussion which lasted almost the entire
day the senate by A vote OF so 10 rs
adopted modification of Senator ball
ev's resolution declaring any attempt on
the part OF "A president 10 influence the
vote of any senator upon any question
a viola ton of the spirit OF the constitu-
tion. The direct reference 10 President
Taft was stricken out.
The resolution was prompted by Presi-
dent Tafts alleged interference IN the
I.ormer case AS shown by his letter TO
Theodore Roosevelt last January and re-
vealed in A speech he made In Boston
last April.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-17

Tomorrow Is Carnival day" at
Saltair. Music for bathing, during
dinner and two big bands for dancing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-17
Text of Resolution.

The resolution as adopted reads;
Resolved, That any attempt on the
part OF A president OF the United
States 10 exercise the powers and IN
fiuence OF his great office Tor the
purpose OF controlling the vote OF
any senator upon a question inVoiV-
ing q right to a seat in the senate,
or upon any other matter within the
exclusive jurisdiction of the senate,
would violate the spirit II not the
letter OF the constitution and Invade
the rights OF the senate.
Not Democrat voted against the res
olution. but six Republicans voted Tor
It Republicans who voted for II were
Senators Bourne. Clapp. Fall. Gallinser,
McCumber and Works. Democrats VINO
voted for the resolution were: Ashurst'
Bacon, Bailey. Bryan, Chamberlain, Cul-
herson. Fletcher, Gardner. Hltcncock,
johnson. Johnston. Martin. MARITIME New
lands. O'Gorman, Overman, Perez. Pome- :
rene, Reed. Shively. Simons. smith OF
Arizona, Smith OF Georgia, Smith OF Ma
ryland Smith of South Carolina, stone.
Swanson. Thornton and Tillman.
Those Republicans who voted against
the resolution were: Borah. Brandegee'
Bristow. Burnham. Burton Catron, Craw-
ford. Cummlns. Du Pont, Gronna, Jones,
Kenyon. Massey Mclean. Nelson, on
YER Page. Perkins, Root, Smith OF Mich
igan. Smoot. Sutherland and Townsend'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-17

The musical treat Of the season-the
Schumann quintette-at Wandamere
natural amphitheater.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-17

Two big bands at saltair tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-17

saCarnival dav" at Saltair tor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-14
encf, isis.
(6ortiettes pna SiOe 81

Get nlaa pare 6oritaoelie al Sa-
gen og aerligbeo til ben Der mar1g-
Ter" 3ette er uoen G0ul ianot,
og O9ro at lngge @Grfe til. Ter
er iiffert troenoe Mennefe fer, iom
trnnge til OF bliDe oufte iii cans
for airfens aalo-0ienneifers 6rel.
ie-og oeuior blfoer ogiaagi6ragene
til Dor S%folemisiion % an0re Dis.
iioHer 0erefter. "a, oct mou Oqre
6opitaoelie al Sosen og islgelig
9prIigbeo til oerb ser morgler.
9uo mig i Oenue 6orbirOelie antpoe:
8iIoe oct life Dere gOOt, ON Bro.
iterlIe aior0e oct til oeres OpgaDeoas
peO 5oreorag o9 oels paa ARDEN
Waaoe, at gre Menig9eOerne BE-
feHOt meO De forifeaige missioner,
loeres 9de0penoigbeo % Stiaing
baaOe oouoelig os mnterieI2
Bel er Der 10 fprlig Gale ON Dor
Sfolemisiion, men BET fan moaife
ogfaa nnpen0es poa bore anOre
Weislioner. Bel peo iee. at Mars.
beretningerne gioer ganife uofer.
lige geretnineer, men / alminoe'
ligbeo bier bet Jig, at oct taIte ORR
Far itSrre 9Ggt emo oct ~ifreDne.
@enliq Silien ira Dor 6refiers
Wenig9eo / 2ucf.
Seia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-14

ua0laoe at mcOoeIe 0nfiferens 9o.
iere Oct.
SCREENS 9tuaOe o. 6reo 6oileoc
ooer 9eterien m0er bans longoa-
rige Sp1eleie; ban Iaa ~iaatnrooig
% title og penteOe paa. at SUD
mart piGOe fere 6am biem i 6reI-
iens Soon.
Sort fer i'm 0pO foDote geterien
line Born og Sittru til it S9e.
leie % boo Dem ON aG0ri9 at glenn.
me Dor 6orioner Seius arftus,
ionn bar betolt FOR oues Spnoer.
9eterien par en- Mano, iom ingen
5ienoer bup0e.
San bar dltto reOe til at rpfte
en- bielpenoe Soaro til Dem, iom
trnn9te. % ban BAR alto gnItfri
moo enbper. Som bar en- goo 5tst-
re ior Dor Menigbe0. 9nn0e / lit
0us, I airfm og / Menigbeoen ioo.
pei ion Dos GrGiten oil ban iupnes.
6an par Ell troioit gGqtemalr0 %
Ell fprIia 5aoer og oil alti0 iapnes
/ 0ienumet. San Oeoe Den %.
9fpriI OF bleo begrapet 5reoa8 81.
tenuio0og Sen 26. 9(priI. 0ct par
ct al De itsrite &egraoeIier. Der mo-
gen Sinoe 6nr funr0et Steo her poo
oisie Gene.
gn M9ng0e 8Iontiter oi0ne0e ON
at Geterien oor meget ofboI6t.
Sans 2GIoer blep 81 aar, 9 0too.
ne0er og Gage. San 6leu @ift
/ aaret 1872. o9 peo i'm forite 9u.
itru bopOe ban Ell son, iom leuer
/ ae6ert6npn. Sans Sititru osoe
I 0unnorf, GA / 1879 reiite Better
en- iaa til 9lmerifo. % Dan bar
6oet fer / SiOnen omtrent bele Ii
Den iioen.
\ 1881 blep Ban Gift meo Miis
eSd6anne 9onr6, Tom IAN efterlaoer
tiaiqemeo , Conner % en- 0ntter.
Gn 0dtter 06Oe ion file.
asrrens 5reo 6oile oper bans
Stso i @ropen, o. gi0 5errens
1re0 OF Gnooe nraa pRre me0 os
aae. ion er tiI6age.
st Menigbeosmeolem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-14

fan g%elnlenfsres 40 luult9 Bel
nlua muil baoe Moo til at gernenl-
lore Den.
0fisIionsfolfet. Der 10 banner
aernen / 9anosiorbunOet, fan 10
inorette Zig aloeles iom De oil, blot
De life logger Soong pao andre;
9ois oi ofloe toge noget fri 1 E.
Iigt ira afr0re, par oct en- belt ail.
ben Sag. Sou lenge ieJ tpor, Der
fn0enfor 6olfefirfen fan orbeioes
poa Ell grooois llOuffIine meO Sri
firfen, bIioer ieg / ben; men naor
leg life Ipnger Ter nogen Bel / II.
oenfo 5oIfeffrfen, trG0er reg ITO.
gaieIs 9signor0: 0isie 6oreOro1
bur0e Qtorten 2arien boOe bolot
,2onosforblrnoet", ni fsbenbnnonift
@rllnotpiqianere foritnor 10 nof o.
Sofrfer, Der Der er tonmen til Or.
De.
0orten 9arien: Seq er uillig I'll
at 6oIoe Dem / 2oirosforbunoet. 6pis
ieg bliuer inoba0t.
8oitor lite 9irfeoal fremfon
meo en- Del an9peb pua 6oItefirfer
og pna Grniterne / 6olfetirfen, moi
botlfe iouoel Oiri9enten dom 6or.
iolnIingen proteltere0e.
Dirigenten proteitereOe intoo, a.
SirfeOaI fnptte0e SrOet rbeIlie ii
6oIfe firfen. oertil bar oct for
go0t, Der er Inn cen bellig, aImitoe.
fig Strife.
Otter at enonu en- Del 9aooe bar
OuOet. illttteoe 9aitor @torten Car.
len 6orbon0Iinger.
Sfent Maolet por 6rifirfen,
ioa oiIoe bon Dog blipe / 6oItefirfer
foo Ipn9e iofn mtIigt. Gro life, al
pore 5orner. Ell M Gtifette gsr oct.
mel, ifer Der life Ell ltooifGing 8 E.
fra. ga bliper 6rifirfen fin til
llIgffe. Saa6anne Oper9ange, Der
goar iaa onbt. FER life brat. Der
nour ri in0e ra foar 9igt me0
Sc anmle Statsfirfetnnfer, o. 6ri.
firfetonferne gror rem. ga oil
6rhirfen fomme al Tia ieIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-14
Zen firfelise SitnatiOn.

Cfeferot / Scr. Ogbl." Of 30.
apr.).
2oroog 4ften fortiotte Baitor Dior
ten 9arien i'm 5oreoragsrnffe ON Den
firfelige stituotion i 8runOtuigs
6qts. (aebenbapn.).
5aleren begDn0te me0 at pege
pon, bporleoes Stiaingen piloe bliDe,
bpis Opergnngen fra 5olfefirfe til
Hrffirfe fom Brat.
Get f1fnoe tpnfes, at Staten opbp-
oeoe JoIfefirfen, inoorog Niolerne
Ga ~operorpg Omforgen for BET refi-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-14
QuuuturH.


5 8ililutning til Den ltotalelie
of golo. BouIien i 4nleoniaB al
Sitonics u~ruOereane, iOm ri forle.
Den meooelte lfal pi Der meO0ele CT
uoorag of en- ltotnlelie at @arl
8Illlip, 8ou1lens SpItems %forret-
ninq smesiige 9eOer til aBolitlfen"
8onliens OpfmOelie uOnpttes al
ire SelIfnber: st Sentimental
Gpnoifat" for @uropas Jaitlano, ct
Selifab for gngIanO oe CANADA og
.5eoeral telegraph GoluponD" Il.
e. a. Dette er itiftet FOR to 4ar
ffoen af Mr. 6. 5. glpea, Son
6roncisco, iom bar ituOeret Boul-
lens Spitem Der i 9onOet. Sooeo-
leoet for Selifdbet er San 5ran-
cisco. og Aftiefnpitalen er % Dill.
Dollars, oerof eier De 6onife af.
tion9rer De 6. 0ette Selifobs Be
imrelie beitoor af Mr. Beach
Gbompion iom 8reiioent, Mr. @.
g. Sopfins og 8. Bope, oe gonf-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT / n@onf OF Cali.
fornia", DIR. .. 8ole og Mr.
Ntarr, Brofesior peo Stanofouo-ltn.i
oeriitet, BEN nponte Mr. gIpea, DIR.
G. Sldoe oq - iom Repr9ientant
for Be Donffe = Sr. @orl B6ilip.
6eoeraI telegraph Company bar
/ 2jebliftet benoeo 80 Stationer /
Grit ! ben oeitIige Gel af Stater-
ne, iaale0es at De banner ct lanmel-
bpngen0e Sele Iige oppe ira 9ri-
ffi6 @olumbias @renier NED til
Nerieo, lige ira Sun 6rancisoo til
Chicago. 5orlIOen ! 0isie to 9per
er Der Stationer I. @r. / Seattle,
gortlarto, Socromento, 9o5 angeles,
Sroeftopn. aarlns Gitg o.l.o., ialt
ca. 80 9Der, % 9tettet u0pi0es
ftaoig ped Sprettelien al M Stntio.
ner. 5or Sfoen anl9gges en00a
en- pna 6onohilu Get maane0lige
Budget, iom 9riften fofter, uoger
MI $4,000 Dollars.
9taur 5eOeral telegraph 9onpa.
M bar baft en- iuo u~i9Ooanlig
Sufces, lIeger oct gunife iimpelt i,
nt Selifabet boIOer 6iaigere 8ofiter
emo oct itore Selegrafielifub0 Der
b1otil Dor beberifet geiten, ullbon
&eitern, / bptlfet Waopgon er IN.
teresieret me0 SunoreOer of 0tiaio.
rer. ,5eoerol" lender 10 Oro FOR
iunIme Bris, for boilfen Linton
ienoer 10, og paa @runo al De
Lngt minore Observation-Disclosures
Zen Citation foiter life mere emo
1o-15,000) ban oct M Selifab
bog bape en- Apance, Der opergoar
oef gamles.
5 amerifo bar iaaleoes 9alo.
BouIiens SDltem pun0et iait 700.
fulte og ct / ripenOe llouifIfng.
american fe Dtiaionprer, Der 9ar
Fdttet Snteresie FOR Dor 9aitosmanos
CpfInoelie, bar Oa ogiaa langt oi.
oeregoaenOe Planer. 5bi nnar 9r.
Carl 85Ilip M er aHfomnet bertil,
i0a er oct meo Manoat ira bet al1le-
rffanife Selifob til at tsbe oct ell
engelife. laaleOes at @nglano, 9n-
noOa o9 Il. z. u. iorenes u1oer en-
2eoelie. @nis oct ganr I Or0en =
fuaieoes lom Der er ll0iigt til - Dil
oct ao1te Sfriot opre, at Der relies
At Bar itore Stntioner paa begge
Sjoer al atlanter5nDet, % Iaa oil
muaife : irpoen ret lang Si0 = bet
Zjs6lif fomme, Ga Oepeherne flDUer
frem og tiI6age ! 2ufte1 me1em Gu
ropa og Amerito, og Der oil bare tll-
Deie6ragt en- tronsatlantiif ~troaoles
6orbin0elie, ON 9pilfen oct paa 5or.
boan me0 nGiten matematfif gisbeo
fan iiges, at Den I Sltrttgbe0, Siffer.
beo og Gone til Oft r9ffe blot, bill
oDergao N%nrconis. Wonglerre Deo
oennes Sgitem for 10 5itanics I'm
Ioereane tilitreffefig slart lagt for
Daaer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-14
Sionep, Montcalm So, Mie6.

Ia @uo nplis bor biemfalOt
Mr. Sons Baterien, ct af Dor Me.
nigbeos NeoIemmer, fan. ieg fife
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-14

SsIanOif 9olitif. @oa 6oreipsrqiel
mgoaen0e S~n0boIOet at en- melGem
EoIitifere al Observation-Disclosures
og 9iemmeitDreportiet truine 0oer.
enSfomit bar Rits. Bur. mootuget
~fslaen6e Telegram ira Repfiooif:
Ooerensfomitens OrolpO er life
bIepen offentliggiort al De pao9eI.
OeHoe Bolftifere, og oeres Organer
oistttersr life ~iorels6ig Sagens On.
felt6e0er. 5ammepihltuaHgerI5 6or-
moaf er pan 9aiis al 6ouiiage al
1905 At iomIe islanOfe @olitiferr
ON en- FOR 6adoe SslanS og Qan-
mart ~antageIi9 Oroning. Oct meues
fife, at Der tflii8tes iooOanne afui.
gelier ira 5orilaget af 1908, iom
fun0e gore oct uantogeliet for 0an.
MARI. Ro9en 0ppoiition pentes.
iprIis / 8epfiaoif, ira @oSitonOer.
ne al en6oer Ooerensfomdt meo
ganmarf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-14

men bleu en- PriOotl0g.
0enne Sci er Dog ufpemfomne-
Zig for GiOen, ioet De ileite al SOL
fet, ielp 6lertalet oi Soialoemotra'
terne, frDgter for of9iort at lfillle
toae StiQing. Oton er bauge for
8olget.
Ger bar naonlig 10 Opgauer, 10
leren Dor barge for, at en- looOon 6ri-
firfe, ON ben fom brat, odnifellgt
oiQoe funne lsie: Sorbol0et til Yr9'
|terne og til De atttge.
geaonlig De Iterfe Be rionligbeOer
bGonot Breiterne, Dem, Der bar boft
Ueoo til at goa mo ur1oer 4nioaret,
pfloe let foo me9en Rngt. Fr9-
iterues Stiaing i Ell iaoOan 8rifirfe
nil let fsre til BrgiteoelOe.
OpleSningen Of 5oIfefirten mao
BELT fife ne0enfro, iogneois. 8i ifpI'
Der DE 5rinenigbeoer. Der er trooOt
no al BoGtefirfen, itor Safnsmme'
lig9eO: De bar oiit os, at De fan toge
oeres gtuipar op og bare oeres 9pr'
Der. De bar pitt os geien, pi tan
lao into poo. Dog iorefommer oct
mig, oct bapoe opret beore, ON De
oar bleuen / 6olfefirfen, og ri,
ling moo Hpg. baD0e itaaet idnmen.
8i itour mn pao ct g~en0epunft
Get gpIoer aolnpen Tor Ritual
fribe0. Gaber ui Den 6ribeo, mao
ri Tor eacr iiOen tre0e no.
Oct er Den grlr1Oigite Qfisfor-
Itaueb'e, at . / oil ta9e 0oaben ira
Nteneiter, mel, men ri oil legge
oct I Oeres egen @aono, ON De oil
6aoe neo ben at gore.
Selo life 9an0sforbunOet eDner
at foa Ireiterne til at lore eroog
fun / OOerenyitemmelie meo 0e 3
Eros. 9lrtifler.
6uorleoes tror &c. at De uirtpn.
0ige, oe uonDelige SmaomenO, ital
funne Tiuoe Den eoige Sanobeo / en-
6olfefirfe, boor Breiten taller me0
= 8unger: cen oeo 9gbeionten og
en- onOen-iua 9ra0ifeitoleH2
9uO os tenfe paa De un8e. SooO
oil DE tpo, nnor De m6Oer loof9itet
uIanO6eo poa Oct 6ellige SteO?
9etop for De umpnoiges
Sfplo er ri moot til at gioe 9g-
rcfri9e0 os oermeo ogioa Ritlaliri.
be0, elers Toor oi en- tuetunget
Strife.
iSsn0og ATten ilttteoe 9nitor
Wforten 9arien lin 6oreoro9srefte
oeo fort at gennem9ad 9o~oe0tanter.
ne i De TO foregaaenoe 6oreOrog
6oorefter Der ufpan0t iig
zT = - aat
en- lGnsere 5or6anOline;
6lare al 0eltagerne / oe1ne eft Dog
temmeIig lnngt u0enior @mnet.
8d1tor 3. %. 9arien bleo ualgt
Til SrOitprer.
Zen fSrite 0eltager / 5orbanOlinr-
gen Dar Boitor 0lorilis Serien, Der
6egDnOte mo Of taffe Worten Gar
fen, for6i ban i iaa POI 8rao bar
l1roen ibIanot os eler Dor 0oarli-
ge Sampittigbeo. 0an troeOe DOG
life, oct bar mlligt, at ni funoe
faa en- 6olfefirfe meo grpitefribeo
i a%runOtpigif Cortland. Gan ipurg-
te @ort,n 9arien, ON oenne pirfe.
fig troe0e. at ban formnoeOe at ord-
ge 9nn6sforbnu0et oper paa lit Bar
ii.
9uis 6on fife fuif6e Def, funOe
ri 10 fun foa en- indoon ri 5oIfetir.
fe beo en- tongelig 4noroning; men
Dil6e Oct fife bore at eoe 5nang, !
eoe ltret MOB Dem, ioe 6DIoer 2anOs.
forbunOets OpfotteIie Of 5olfefir.
fen, Der 6og er langt oct itsrite an.
tai al Solfefirfens We0lemmer.
@nten oil oct for 0iise Fgre til ct
grlrO meo 6Olfefirfen, eller De bill
bliue I 0en meb en- Oaarlis Sampit-
Gal. par enig me0 Worten
9arien / bans SDn poo 5olfefirfen
men mente, iom iogt life, at Ri noa'
So suo~. - g. o..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-14
THE N SCHOOL HANDBOOK

THE LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL HANDBOOK
A Manual for Sunday School Teachers by Rev. J. R. Z. /
Hunt, with Foreword by Prof. E. Norelius and Introduction /
by DR.. G. H. Gerberding. Published by the Swedish Augu- /
stans Synod. 29l Pages in handsome Cloth Binding with
Title stamped in Gold on Back and Side. Price $lM.
Contents by chapters:
l. Historical Sketch of the Religious Education of the Chris
tan Youth. I
2 The Lutheran Conception of the Sunday school. /
3. The Aim of the Lutheran Sunday school. !
T. Relation of the Sunday school to the Church.
s. The Relation between the Sunday school and the Pastor.
G. The Relation between the Sunday school and the Home !
T. The Relation of the Sunday school to the unconhrmed and !
the confirmed. !
8. The Lutheran Sunday school Superintendent and other /
Officers.
8. The Lutheran Graded Sunday school.
10. The General Council Graded System.
II. The intermediate and Senior Departments
IL. Music in the Sunday school.
Ii. The Catechism in the Sundayschool.
IA. Special Days and Services in the Sunday school
Is. Discipline in a Lutheran Sunday school.
Part H.
16. The Office and appointment of a Sunday school Teacher. I
II. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sundayschool Teacher (
IL. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
(continued).
10. The Sunday school Teachers Work and Aims. !
20. The Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Preparation.
q. The Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Teaching.
%. Method of Teaching.
%. Child Study.
"a. Childhood.
Is. Boyhood and Girhood.
%. Early Adolescence.
To the great army of Lutheran Sunday school teachers {
who voluntarily are rendering to the Master . great service
OF love this book is dedicated by the author.
II is d book that deserves a place in the library Of every
Lutheran Sunday school teacher who can read the English
language.
The book is carried in stock by
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEBR.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
PRINCE IN WILSON'S SEAT
Acting Governor Talks Enthusi-
astically About President Taft.

lbs Telegraph ~ III" Tribune
Trenton. ~ J.. Feb S.-For tho third
time this year Senator John y. Prince, OF
Passsic County. president of tn" Senate,
was sworn in as acting Governor to-day
because Of Governor WILSON'S absence
from the state The acting Governor had
little work. save to sign few acquisitions.
Senator Prince is an ardent Republican.
According 10 the Constitution the STATE
controller l. compelled 10 pay the acting
Governor for the time he serves. Senator
Prince. however. has followed the precc-
dent set by Senator Ackcrmdu. also d Re
publican, last year, by indorsing his salary
check and turning 1t over to Governor
Wilson
Acting Governor Prince reiterated to-
day his sentiments regarding tho renomi-
nation and reelection Of President Taft.
lie drew parallel between the agitation
against President Lincoln i'm 1864 and that
against President Taft at tho present time.
The agitation against Lincoln" he said,
was not deep seated. II was carried on
by asitators who abused him shamefuHy.
even going 20 far as TO call him ScurrlOus
names In spite Of this the people of the
country stood by Lincoln and re-eectci /
him. becaus" they believed him honest and
with the best Interests OF the people at
heart"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
GREETED BY FORMER FOES
Confederates Guests at a Re
nninn Of Union Veterans.

Men who fTtv years ago We're deadly enc
mics but to-day stand united under one
government met on equal grounds and eA-
changed greetings and "reminiscences at the
Hotel Astor last night. when tn" ROanok"
Association. composed Of veterans Of the
9th Corps Of the United states army. which
took part in the first Union victory Of the
civil War the battle Of Roanoke Island.
celebrated the hftieth annivcrsary Of that
event by an annual dinner.
The executive committee Of tho Confed-
crate Veterans Camp Of New York also
met last night being convened In another
part Of the hotel. and when the fact be-
came known 10 the members OF the ROa-
nokc Association an invitation was sent
them TO come and cxchang" greetings and
have their health drunk in wine made from
the scuppcrnoug grapes which grew in pro-
fusion on Roanoke island fifty years ago.
10 the strains Of Dixie and cries OF
"Hurrah for the Johnnies" Il. ". Gwathy.
commander Of the Confcdcrat" Veterans Of
New York: General Henry r. Douglas,
Clarence x. Iiatton, Edwin S"lvage and
Carol Sprigg filed into the room. and d
general reception followed.
owing 10 In" rapid thinning Of the ranks
OF the veterans AZ each year passes and
the growing feebieness Of many Of the
members, il was announced last night that
tho custom Of an annual dinner and re-
union Of the veterans of Roanoke was TO
be discontinued. and when the evening
closed many Of the forty-liye veterans
who fifty years ago Wednesday night slept
together in corn field on tie island Of
the coast Of North Carolina. felt that they
could probably never meCt again.
The speakers who addressed the veterans
included the Rev. Dr. Clarke Wright.
chaplain OF the association; Colonel j. y.
Partridge. 2ith Massachusetts; Gencr al
j.. :. Greeley. 10Th Connecticut Volunteers;
Benjamin Jepson. 10Th Connecticut Vol
unteers II. COL, Smith, Sth Connecticut Vol
untcers; v. \. Amcran. 9Th New Jersey
Volunteers and Louis L. Robbins, sd
Massachusetts. The presiding officer was
r. V. Lewis of the Hawkins Zouaves.
president OF the association
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
La TOILETTE MEN P|QOED
Offended at OeSertionS to Camp
of Theodore Roosevelt.
SAY SENATOR WON'T QUIT
Conferences Expected to Result
Soon in Definite Statement
from Colonel.

Serious differences have developed ne
tween the supporters of Senator La Oh
Iettc and Of Theodore Roosevelt who nave
held a number Of conferences In TINS 'i'S
within the last few days. It seems thal
some Of the dyed-in-the-w frlehoS oi
the Senator from Wisconsin have Deeh
considerably riqued at the way that some
Of his Ouotimc supporters have deser'eu
him to shout for Roosevelt. II Is believer
that this feeling will seriously affect the
so-caled Progressive movement.
The most enthusiastic friends of Senator
La Toilette say that those who apparently
have deserted him had no warrant FOR
jumping 10 the conclusion that the state
mout given out i'm Washington recently
meant that the Senator had laid aside his
Presidential ambitions. They hold that
while Illness has made IL necessary for MN
to cancel many Of his engagements ana
cease his actiylty for time, he |ill h'
back In the fight later. and intends Il"
remain candidate for tho Presidential
nomination.
Thes" men pointed 10 the fact that Mr..
Roosevelt had So far resisted any effort to
get = definite statement from him that no
was candidate. They said that II would
sc"m to h" uuwis" to tic III To Mr.. EooSe-
volt when hc might decide at tho last
miuUt" that lac would not take tho nomlna-
lion. oven If asked to do 80. and That ho
never wanted it, Further than that. they
wore not 1T al sure that ne stood s"lldIN
on the principles FOR which the ProgrcSsives
have boon hghtiuS.