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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08
1lan9eI paa 6oltarbeioere.
StuOenter % Sanger maa biGlpc,

Sarge. u. D. A. Oft. = g1piten
1000 lm9e 0ieno oeo Oe iorifellige
Stoler / Sarge bar iaaet to llgers
6erie for at ppre meo at reOOe oen
ltore @rs0e, iom enOrnl itoar noe
paa @runr al oen longoorige 9iegl
pna 0isie aonter. Mange 0ieolen.
mer al 6or9o Commercial Club bill
IelD gaa no og bi9lpe iSorlnere
oct Soob, at Oeres Gfsenpel oil
Ieoe onOre til at asre ligeiaa ober
belle lStaten. Der oil bl,oe opIlaaet
Itore BIofater | Suillin9bnerne, G6i.
caao og an0re 9per / Mellenloeiten
neO 0pfororing iii at pqre meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

3(ppning aeben6obn.Stoct6ol
5iolge pGooens 92p6eter" er oet
lpffe6es at tilpeie6rin0e BET 9el0b,
Der er forne0ent for en- 6lponirg
mellem asben6aon oq 5tocf6oIm.
errnien bliper glrniti8ite GiIfGI.
0e 10000 ar. o9 oeo en- minOre
ocIGpffet i5Ippning 5000 ar. Der
fore8 9ie6liffet 6or6an0Iin9er ON
De nprmcre Gnfelt6e0er 6lponingen
ton life finOe 5teo ibr ti0liait /
nGIte ltge. 8lppefonfllrrencen oil
bIipe International.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

SSoroifplD Sperrig. @ren9eS.
berg, t9 September. st bGftigt
2yorOIts0 mGrfe0es 9Iites Der go
men ber onfrino. SoroifGlpet eiter.
fltlates al itprf un0eriorOiif 2orm.
0fo6ler % onOet 25npantar / Suie.
ne flptteoeS ira 6ere8 @lao8. 5
@rpnoesbera troe6p man, at Der por
Ifet en- lllDffe @ru5erne, eller at
en- IpnamitcfSpIoiion bar @runoen.
IRA qoppor6erg, 2uOpifo og Here
Ste6cr me0Oele8, at SorOifelbet og.
iaa mprfeoes Ger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08
Oalg6iorag=
QnOer l6ge( fen.
50 interesiantc @iOner.

2en 3. Is. too 3. v. N}organ
iom 8ione for Neutrality-suspicious.
teen 0on ipntes at iorteQe aOmi-
teen me9et li9eiremt og oabent,
5Doo BAN 6apoe bioraget til 8alg.
ionoet forifeGlige @onge. 0on lag
De: Gen 81. Oftober 1904 bi0rog
ieg 100000 til oen repu6lifonife
nationole aanpagne og 0en I Jtoo
500. 900. Seg toiOIer life ON, at De
S50.Go0 bar til Oct ioatal0te 0ar-
rimai $25e 900 9iorog ~ mcner
life, Der bar nogen 8rpnie; aonli-
teen O.D0e piit tage. 6poo 0cn fun6e
faa. 5 1903 aa0 ieg $4,000 til
bet repu6(itonife aonpogneiouo. -
lSea ontager fife, Der noqen Sin0e
5oIOtes noQen itorre aonierence al
,Sutere5ierne.
5e1 bar oGorig giDet Ell eneite
Subifription til roget 9alg paa Sol.
te eQer 6oroentnin9 ON noget BE
0erIo9, og ri bar alorig faaet noget.
lSeg bar tntet gioet til 6e aom-
po9ner, iom 2lar qif foruo ior
aonbentionerne@. (0erne0 bortoiites
oct 9lp9te, at BAN ti(lige me0 @er-
fms boooe bitaoet 9eoG9elien ior
at foa 9looieoelt non1ileneA.
Cen 65. too 9looieoelt iom
9ione ior 8omiteen. San ia9oe /
aort6eo folQenoe:
Seq oe6 irtet ON bette 9lrcbbolo
9tOraa. Cortelnou iortalte mia. ~
9Gii5 ioa0e til 9oe6. at intet Ston-
aoro 01 9toro9 BAR mo0taoet
2e9 6oDoe inaen @runo til at
prre fienota TENT moo 33n z.dn.
oaro Oil Co oeriom 0e ooIS0 90.
pen mere emo en- 9olti6etient bar
til at ppre imoO en- Mono, meo
lminore ban ouertrpoer 2ooen.
25ea mener, at Senatet 5or ini6e
Seu1tor Geuroie no paa ben Ill
itaaelie, bon ielo bar aiort Tor 0eu-
he aomite.
Geriom Stiles % 9artolot fife
fan 6coiie ocres 4}aaitano Cat De
8roare5iioe pen6ereOe $3,0O0.O00
til Grimproolge9, ioo 6sr oe beOe
ON lln0ifnt0nin9 eaer 0ripe5 no al
offcntIiae 9tllinger.
0r Crane bar giort en- al De
1ing, iom efter min 0}ening bar
6iora9et mere til aorruption Den
ipun6ne 5io eu0 noaet on6et - BIZ
oroaet til 6elac 5ioer al @nIgfom-
pen.
0eriom lea 6feu grpiioent ger.
oa Stonooro Oil eGer noget on0et
aompogni 6anoleoe iaaIeoes, ioa
pil0e ieg aibe oct Den o6psitnife 9e.
6at0lma gen
0eriom ie9 6liper ool9t til 9re.
ii6ent, oa @1r. Gocfeieller erer no9en
ai6en onifer at bei6ge mig, ioa oil
ie9 tage imo6 bom; oeriom ieg bar
noget at iperae bnm ON 6or6inOeI-
ie meo 0en oiientli9e 8ieueite, 'od
| oil ie9 ielb ieit0e efter bom
Der 6lep life toft Get Oro al Or
Sorrimon eGer al mig, Tom lao0e
minoite SentD0nirg til at iamle
Gsono for 6en rationale aampaane,
men Sorriman Boo oS ON at bipIpe
6om / Stotsfampo9nen
9reoene oiier, at ser life er en-
SrGpl al son06eo I @lr &orri.
mans ,Stotanent"
Sea bar aG6rig iaat, at aorpora.
tioner life far bi0roget til oct re.
pnblifnnife 8orti".
soo lanqt oisie @ioneS6prO, iom
8oespresien 6ar meOOelt Oem. gi
6rDOer os life ON at oroae SIltt-
uinaer oerfro. @i0neior66ret er life
elpOt, og pi hnr Si6 at peute pno
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08
Nr. 80.
Oa(g6an|penS gang.
2lac |artilcOcrc cr iansuinite.

BreiiOent 6aft iorli0iger lit
8alg, men De 2loiier, ion itstter
bonn gsr oct life. guoerner 8il-
Jon iouroiiger oloeles iutet, men
ben oemofrotiite Bre5ie protiume'
rer 6om iom Dor nrite BrpiiOent.
Sornoni bier iig oIene Oen pro
gresiioe 2eier, boor Sol JtooleoeIt
og 0e 2IDiier, Der fpnlper ior pam,
er enige om at ioru0lige "A clean
iipeep~ ior DC Brogresioe 9toOem.
Der Oct oil life ooerraife no.
gen, iom er fen0t me0 anmpogne.
5oruoiigelier at De Sllltninger, man
er n0aet til ire 5{mlOioaters so
oeofporterer, er aa grlmoiorifelIige
og niorenelige, at 0erom De ale bar
torrefte, oil0e oct betDOe &dlget al
ire Brpiioenter Steoet ior een
0}en ingen frenitnaen0e GaiBEn-
pc Tor bDerten Eoit eller 9tooieuelt
bor en0nu irelnint en- iaa aiieie1oe
9lnifuelie iom grpan ser erflGrer:
a8ilion o9 Mori6all 0il 6!ioe udl0t
enboer Stat / ltnionen@
s5Oet en- aorreiponOent Der iulgte
nreo 9iooiepelt poa i'm 1ur, iiaer,
at 6eme bar operor0entIig tilireos
uteo i'm Iur o9 mener, ban oil lel'
re-, iort'etter ban % iigag:
aS enboer 5tot. qm 9iooieOeIt5
So9 pasiereoe igenlem ipurgte ieg
0innO al ale Barter. ion par loo'
leOes itillet. at DC tunOe tenOe Stil
fnlaal nogenlimOe / boer lin Stdt
og bpoo DC iogOe fou opiun1neres
ioaIeOes:
4 3 enbper al 6isie Stater ut0.
tagen llto6 er 5oit hoe al Gtao1l.
nina uoen iom ct 0aarii1t Pr 3.
.. 5 oe iIeite Al Dem Il &iL'on
oeu IcOenOe
3. 5 Stater. 5oor "a 6oAette er
itprt, oil iIere al "a 6oIIette. 0'nn.
oene itemne ior @ilion
4. 5 andre Stater oll manqe &ait
Q1nno itenlme ior g8Iion, o5 i Ell.
felte Stater, + gfs Re6r1f1 nil
pPientlig belle 8oit.6eI9et itenme
for oen 2emotratiife aon0odt
). Qpiteu qllc oi5ie Stoter er
normnIt repubIifanifc. llnoer nor.
oprenOe ,5or6ol6. paaildor ale, iom
ieg bar ipurgt. at ben eneitc Stat
Der nqiten iiffert oil itemme ior
5ait, er lltob; oen eneite npitcn
iifue Stat ior 9iooieoelt er Galiior.
tia. Oct erflpres, at nogle al eta.
terne bar HooieDelt en- 6bance, men
al 5ait ingen 66ance bar nogen
al Dem uoen llta5 til engan9 at bti.
be g1r ,
g. 2e 8rogresiiDe 6inores flere
5tater oeo at baoe opitiIlet egen
Bull Nooie" 5tats.galglite. st
fort 9lntnl al Bull Mooierne" On.
iter at itemne ior 9tooieOeIt % ale.
geoeI be6oloe Oeres gonlle Fartiior.
binoelie Staten. ) Staten Soma
bar oct iaaleOe5 berepet oct tre0ie
9arti BEN met inoilpOeli iesri9e
Ron0s Ststte, Senntor Guntmins,
Ger pil itenrne ior 0looieoelt, men
fan life tr@Oe op inloO Stotens
republifonite 9olgliite.
7. 8 nogle stater, iom 9lri3oua,
bpor GooieOelt bar perionligt arao
paa 8Rlgernes 8ofnemmeiig9eo %
aprligbeo - oct bar 9an, Der goO
2lri5ona 9tooiepelt Genniingen -
bill ban ioa mango Oemofrotilte
Stenlmer. Som en- alminoelig 9ie.
gel nil ban DOG bragg DC ileiteSten.
mer ira oct repnblifanife gorti, og
6eriom oeipne Iingenes 9ilitnnO peo'
blioer, iaa pil SplitteIien blon0t 9te.
pubIifanerne gioe Bilion Dc fleite
Stoter, Der er gennemreiit
8. 9IImttoelig tolt er 2on0Oitrif-
terne lnnot itprfere for 9looieoelt eno
Storbperne. 2onO5efolfningen ipneS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

aoonoocu / l0iflano. Berlin IA.
September. iii Mor9enblaoene mel.
0e3 ira 9resoen at Ben iSrite Sen-
Ding al 0onif ap0. Ser er anfomnen
oertil @aar efter aommunolraa-
oet5 9eitilling, bar puitoet ioo u0eIt
Gilfreo96eO bIonot 9eiolfningen, at
0en allereOe III er uriten uOioIgt.
Seno ngen par boa 5000 ailo9ram
% er Iolgt nin0it Is 8f. biIli9ere
emo set tpife 500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

llliteunpu0ene proteIterer. 8or-
tooomn 25rlanO, 26. Sept litter
fampagnen 6opoe { @aar ct frigerif
lloieenOc, ga 10000 0rangempno
og llnioniiter fom ianmen for at
reqiitere 0ere5 8roteit moo Some
9hlle Get bar life tiGoot at bore
&aoben: men oe 6op0e 9rprifler,
iom oc 6emonItre6e me0, iom ON
oe ifldoe bore btrfeliae 9ftfier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

6ornrrnes Al en- 5olfe6ob 81.
ma, 8erL 26. Gent SOP 9rHii.
Dent 2lnanito 2e9nio bleo 6aanet al
en- roienoe 15olfe6o6 IirsOao 2fften,
oa 6an began ii9 til tit Sien eftar
at 6aoc forIo0t @raiioentenS ga.
laos, ion ban 5op6e oper9ipet til
lin GfterfoGqer Gm6e6et, @uilIei-
mo @lIm96urit. 2e freq efter 6am:
n On 6ur0e 9oo 5nn9ieI o9 life
6iem." San maotte flp9te til llti-
oeriitetSflu66en. Senere 6(eo ban
lcoIogct 6em al en- @oIitiitorfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

lpfon 5opan 1ofio, 5apon
26. Sept. @n 6pion gif oper So
pan om 2(itenen Oen %. September.
Ser oor ct tort 6olfetab og Der 6IeO
aiort itor Sfa0e poa Gien0om. 1SIe-
re Sti6e iorIiite. Sofio bar oeret
iu(Oitpl0ig iioleret iioen Sen o.
September.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

0Oeripemnelie 'llngarn 8uoa-
pet, %. September. 9pen 0farama-
ros .S3iget8 lSorItp0er er poo @runo
al 6eioan0e ooerio6mme0e 6apne-
molen er 6ortrebet al 5trenmen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

Gn alborliQ Sitlotion 5inlan0.
Berlin, t9. September. Eil rSo9e-
b. 3" tele9roieres ira st. Beters6org:
5 De ii6ite Gage er Der opItooet
Ell iforp aonflift mellem finife %
ruSiiife Mpnoi9beOer 0fogiitrater-
ne / @iborQ % onOre 9Der 6or
neni9 poa oct 6eIteuiteite oa9ret
iig be0 at onbei1oe 2oben om 2ige-
berettigelie al finife og ruSIfife lln'
oerioatter 5inlon0, Ser er Deota'
get al 9iigS0lnlaen og 9i9SraoOet,
men bGeb iorfoitet al set finife Se.
nat
aonfliften iremtolber iterf Op-
bioielie 6inInn0, 6o 9iegerirgen |
Ct 9eters6ora bar 9ipet Orore til
at fen9sGe oe N1ogiitrotsentbeos.
mpno, Der nloOgtter ii9 2ooens
@ennemiorelie. 5ituationen pnes
meaet nlporlig, Oo Sorboloene ct ems
I en- RGffe ftife 9per
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08
21. Marg.

Qforooni ubel0ig. Spe5ia, Staliet,
26. iSept. 8ilIinm Norconi, 6ersnt
for lit traaOIeie 8eIegrofipiten, fon
til Sfa0e / @oar / ct 9lutonro6i(.
ll9elo n9r De0 8org6etto 6Dor nte-
get 6on fom til Sfaoe, er enouu
life 6elt befenot. San 6leo 6raat
60 nle0 ct Soar ooen for 6eiue
2ie og bans boipe ain6, og 0en boi-
re Gel Al Eon0en par itpgt forilaa.
ct. @n Specioliit / 9ienipgoonnnre,
Der lln6eriegte 6on, iog6e iioenef-
ter, at ban boa6e0e, at Spn8ner-
ben bar uita0t, bpiIfet ban life fluts
De fin0e no, fer S9peIien gop iig.
0tr Dtarconi leO ooifilIiq Smerte.
aon9 &ictor emmanuel bar Ipur9t
efter bans 9efin6el1oe.
ltlDften tom iom en- 66ige al at
ban en- .SDing poa 8eien forte
lin 9(utomobI moo en- an0en ion
fom ira BEN mo0iatte &or1t. 6us
6litrn, iom bar me0 bont, font
uifoot ira oct. 8eage 9(utomo6i(er
oplte0e.
Sro5co og bans 6olf benooOes.
Merioo GitD, 26. Sept. 9rpIiOent
No6ero o9 bans Robinet gap |
@aor 0ereS Sonltpffe til, at arig3-
Qfiuiiteren til6poer @asqao( Oro5-
cos 5olf Q(nneiti for 0eroeo at i6ge
at faa Ell @nOe poo ltroligbeoeule.
eftcr at Be mango 6enrettelier life
bar Dit Jig / Stan0 til at fnpfte
Opr0ret.
Ofo0ero me09ob / @oar / lit 6or.
laargen0e ON en- 9eoiI9ning poa 20
000,000 4eioS, at Ser por ntitore
emo 30,000,0O0 @eios til6oge /
Sfotfommeret.
91eaerinaen tror, at @enero( 6igi.
nio al Sen reeitlpre Scr M itaar
Spioien for Ell 6etDoelig Opr6rs-
itprte.
g8ai6nqton .. 6, 26. Sept. =
3 officielfe areofe fer qoar man 10
ira, at Ma0eros 8il6u6 ON 2(mne.
I'll for 0ro3co, 6Di8 Stprfe ito0ig
Dinoer in6, offo6er ao0e 9}eiultater.
0}an tror. at Ma6ero oe6 oette GiG.
6u6 6or bait for 2ie at IanlIe arpf.
terne om at fneffe 3apatiiterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

aiaa og 0}on9oliet. St. @eter8.
borg, % September. 9reoe, Der er
inoIo6nc ira G6arbin 6efrpfter. at
oe finei1fe 9ropper, ser opererer
moO @}on9oferne, 6e0oar oe frp9-
teligite @ruiombe0er % bperfen
'fanner ap,noer eGcr Born. Gftcr
at 6ooe plon0ret oa nfbrpn0t ct
mon9olif aloIter, 0rp6te aineierne
6ele9efolfnin9en. ) 0meguen af 2
noore 6oelo9te mon9oIite aloitre
bar aineierne 0rp6t flere Guiin0e
Mon9oler, al 60i(fe mnn0e 6leo
6run0t leocn0e.
W}uf0en, D. September Gftcr
Or0re ira Re9erfn9en / @etiu9 er
0pcrationerne moo MonQoliet itanO.
ieoe. 0}eneraGgipern6ren bar faaet
Or6re til at genopto9e 5re0Sfor.
6anOlinaerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

s Stem, 9iuslano, aeotag0es for.
le6en @rllnoItenen til ct 0}in0e5-
m9rfe for Den nDroe0e Oliniiter-
praiiOent Stolppin. Oct ifete paa
2larsooQen ior bans 600
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08
anroe1t runnt.

5 @upernementet 2(Itrafan er Der
i oen iioite 6i0 foreialOet SO 8il-
ipI0e al Feit, 6poraf 80 bar meo-
fert 0eoen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

San lanqt oisie @iones6pro, iom
0oespresien bar meoOelt Oem. @i
6rpOer os life ON at 6rnoe SIlt-
ninaer oerfro Gioneiorb6ret er life
en0t, og pi har Sio at peute paa
aomiteens Rapport
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-06
ZERO TEMPERATURES
OVER FOR PRESENT

The weather office reported to Tha
Times, Tuesday morning, that there
would be no more zero weather in
Detroit during the next few days, at
least. The mercury rested at 16
above at 7 a. m. Tuesday and Assist
ant Observer Thompson said that
there would be a gradual rise. II is
cold, however, in Ohio,-th thermom-
eter registering two above in Cincin-
natl and Dayton during the morning
Throughout Michigan the weather Is
warming up.
The cold spell Is playing havoc with
the railroads and car and trans-river
ferries. Many trains are hours be-
hind time: car boats are crushing
their way through the ice-choked river
with the greatest difficulty, and the
smaller passenger ferries have be-
come fast in the ice a number OF
times. Even the Detroit AZ Windsor
Ferry Co.'S most powerful boat, the
Britannia, was stuck for a time, Mon
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-06
LUMBER DEALERS
MEET IN CONVENTION

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 6.-The
twenty-third annual convention of the
Michigan Retail Lumber Dealers as
sociation, convened in this city today.
From the opening OF the convention
the indictment recently OF officers and
members of various lumber dealers
associations promised to receive more
attention than any other subject be-
fore the fumbermen. George w.
liotchkiss. of Chicago, secretary OF
the Lumber Trades congress and
Paul Lauchmand, of Milwaukee, Sec
retary of the Wisconsin Lumber Deal
ers' association, were present and ex-
planned how they had been summoned
before the grand jury to testify. They
said they had repeatedly tried in
previous years to get the government
to investigate their books that they
might be advised TO act legally IL any.
thing contrary to law had previously
been done.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-06
DIR. II. G. JUDS0N CHARGED
WITH MALPRACTICE

Detective Andrew Boersig swore out
warrant before Justice stein, Tues
day morning, formally charging Dr. II.
G. Judson, OF Bagg and Sixth-sts., with
malpractice, tire alleged victim being
Maud jenkins. 2S years old, of No. l2S
Aau-st.
Mrs. Jenkins condition became so
grave, that she was removed to Grace
hospital, where she is still confined.
With her ultimate recovery In doubt.
DR. Judson was arrested few
DAYS after the young woman was
taken to the hospital. and after being
held in the central station for sew
eral days. was released on bail. He
has retained former Prosecutor Sam
uel Burroughs as his attorney.
Mrs. Jenkins has one son, Morris,
seven years old.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-06
OIL TRUST WILL CUT
S2GOOO,00O MELON

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.--Stock in the
$1,000C00 Standard Oil Co., of In
diana, quoted at from $4,000 to $4,000
for esc ch share of par value of s$lQ0.
was not obtainable on the curb" to-
day at any price. This was due to
the announcement that a $29,000,O0O
melon" would be cut March Z, at the
directors meeting in Whiting, Ind, in
the shape of an additional stock issue
which would probably be presented to
present stockholders, or sold to them
at a nominal figure.
IL was the Standard Oil Co., of In
diana, which was once fined $29,24O,-
000 bv Judge lands, in Chicago, the
fine being overturned on the grounds
that it was excessive and conflsca-
tory.
Shortly after the reorganization OF
the oil trust, a few stockholders in
the Standard of Indiana let go their
holdings at $1,400 a share, Since
then The stock has been rising stead
lily ard has sold as high as S4,100 a
share.
1t was rumored in financial circles
today that the great.melon cutting
of the Standard of Indiana was only
the beginning of number OF capital
stock increases in subsidiary com
panes. OF the Standard, whose present
capitalization represents only a small
-pesgntaGe of their actual assets.
Although fgures are withheld from
the public, II is known that in 1906
the Standard of Indiana, with a capt
tahzation OF $1,000.0 900 had assets of
s24.323,927. with net profits for the
year of S10,516,0s2.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-06
GRAND JURY RETURNS
'THIRTY-TWO BILLS N
DYNAMITE INVESTIGATION
Conspiracy Against Laws by
Transporting Explosives Is
Charged in Indictments
MAY HIT DETRoITERS'
No Names VIII Be Given Out
Until Arrests Have Been
Made

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. e.
Inirty-two indictments were returned
mere today Dy the fedora, grand fury
whlch has been investigating the al
legged dynamiting cases. More than
iorty men arc said to be named in
the indictments
Conspiracy against the United
states laws by transporting explosives
on passenger trains engaged n inter
state commerce and concealment or
the knowledge OF a felony from the
proper authorities are the chief
charges against most OF the indicted
men. Several individuals also are
accused or personally engaging In the
unlawful transportation OF dynamite.
NO names will be given out until
arrests are made.
All are said to be labor leaders who
are accused by the federal author
lilies OF attempted intimidation in con-
nection with dynamite outrages.
United States secret service oper-
atives and William j. Burns detec-
tives are taking immediate steps to
arrest the individuals named In the
indictments. Practically all OF the
implicated men are said to have been
under surveillance ever since the fed
eral grand jury commenced its in
yestigation here Dec. IA, 1911.
From the standpoint of the number
of men alleged 10 have been implicat-
cd in the conspiracy, the breadth OF
the territory by the residence of these
men and their reputed operations, gov
ernment officials assert that the cases
are the most notable in the criminal
annals of the United States.
Tine most damnable conspiracy In
the history of the country" was the
comment of Federal District Attorney
Chas. w. Miller, who has had charge
Of the investigation here.
1t is rumored here that the probe
will reach Detroit and that arrests
may be made in that city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-06
CLAIMS FALSE ARREST;
w. p. CARTER SUES WOMAN

Suit for $4,000 against Annie b.
Rodda was filed in the circuit court,
Tuesday, by Walter y Carter who
charges that through false representa-
tions he was arrested and imprisoned.
Carter alleges that Sept %. 1910.
the defendant ~eHt-te Elmer A. Cor
man and James d. Larmour. United.
States officers, aud declared that be
was engaged In counterfeiting stamps
and coins. AS result he was arrest
ed, while his rooms were searched
and all his correspondence and pri-
vate papers were caTted away TO be
read and examined. His good name
was ruined and his credit destroyed.
he alleges
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-06
SAYS ROOSEVELT WOULDN'T
Be SAFE ON STREETS IN
SOME PARTS OF SOUTH
Ex-President's Popularity Has
Waned, Declares Touring
Journalist
CAN'T GET NOMINATION
Even If He Could, Wilson Would
Defeat Him-Taft Faces
Same Fate

From what | have learned of the
sentiment Of the south and west | do
not believe that Theodore Roosevelt,
VIII go any further than the conven-
ton with his boom for the presiden-
tial nomination in 1912" said j. Max
well Gordon, a New York Journalist
who has been travelling through tho
country making study of the politi,
cal situation. Il was through the
south only short time ago, and there
are places there where | do not be-
iieve Roosevelt would be safe on the
streets. In the west, too, he has also
lost q great deal of his former popu-
iarity, and, of course, It would be
utterly impossible for him to get the
Endorsement OF New York or of any CT
the eastern states.
1T cannot be denied that he has a
great many friends, any man who has
been In public life as he has been is
sure 10 have friends, but | do not
believe that he has any chance Of
landing the nomination and still less
OF chance Of being elected against
Wilson II he should be the Democratic
nominee"
Mr. Gordon is an ardent admirer OF
Woodrow Wilson and much OF his
work has been in the furtherance OF
the campaign OF the New Jersey man
for the Democratic nomination He
organized and Is president of the Ma.
tional Travellers Woodrow Wilson
association, an organization which
comprises $4,000 travelling men
throughout the United States who are
putting I'm a good word for Woodrow
Wilson whenever opportunity offers.
These men are interested in WI.
sons candidacy az | am myself" said
Mr.. Gordon, purely from patriotic
motives. None Of us has any idea of
q reward for our activities, but we
are talking for Woodrow Wilson be.
cause we believe he is the best man
that the Democrats could nominate
for the presidency.
The more | see OF the situation
the more convinced | am that Wood.
row Wilson Is the only man In the
public eye at present who can go out
and beat Taft, who, II seems almost
certain now, is 10 be the Republican
nominee Wilson has been gaining
popular strength every day. He is
strong in the south and west, and re-
Gently the situation has been improY.
ing rapidly In New England and the
east.
"The Watterson controversy has
been good thing, for Wilson all
around. II has done a great deal to
make the people know more OF him,
and the more they know OF him the
better they like him
"One of the best evidences OF the
growing strength Of Woodrow Wilson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-06
FLAMES DESTROY BIG
SCHOOL IN WINDSOR

ST. Alphonsus Roman Catholic
school, Park and PeNssier-sts.. Wind
sor, was totally destroyed by fire,
about $50 Tuesday morning. The
cause Is not definitely known, Two
theories bcfng advanced for II. defec'
tive electric wiring and a gas leak.
The building was one OF The oldest
school structures In the city. u was
three stories hish. The tamage1 rs
said 10 be covered by insurance
Upwards OF 900 pupils will have n
temporary holiday, pending efforts Of
the separate school board 10 provide
quarters. The board plans 10 use the
C.. NJ. b. a. and K.-nf- halls until a
new school can be built. II Is not ex-
pccted that the children VIII be able
TO find. accommodation I'm the public
schools, rs these are already congest-
ed
The separate school board meets
this afternoon. for the purpose of
taking steps TO build a new school on
the present site