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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

git for fig, og oa Der faa be0 g}uO-
neopraabet bife fig 18 @temmer fox
og 18 imo0, forunoreOe cen uf Se-
uatorerne C9eattp), Ser ellers f6r
bar inoe for 5000, fin Stemms.
Can piloe 6eflere oct emo ie 5or-
i'dget faloe.
2(f6olosfoltet roabte 9urra6 q
iubleoe / 6eje 3oner ober oen puno.
ne Seir, og UNDER 0enne almin0eli9e
Su6el foranoreoe 4 dn6re Senatorer
oeres Stemmer, faa 2Open fit 0isiC
fire Stemmer Here, emo Den 6e664
peoe.
Sau mart @uoerneren bar un
oeritrebet 2oben, tra0er Sen
araft. @jerne af 8rD9gerier mener,
at 8eilutninqen bill 9pre oct df mel
6alpoeIen al 06ios ca. 5000 60
looner,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
,,@amle WiGnO pnIfes life"

or oen 0ilIen mangen en- b9ro !
Y}an0 er6ol0er, naar ban iperger
eIter Q(rbej0e. Oct er bitre Sro og
beregnet pod at oripe no oct fife
Woo. Der finoes til6dge, naar 6jerr
let er beorGbet. De er life Iul
qamle, at De lite fan orbeioe, men
fun un9e J}ano onite5, Og oct ct
Gnoen paa oct. 6oao Ital Ser blibe
cf oi5ie Mano. iom er tomne paa
oct forte 9r9t, iom enonu er /
Stan0 til at arbeioe, og iom er
npot til at tjene TT 8rp62 Set ct
81 Samfunosproblem of iterite gtg@
ti96eo.
Oct uo69oer Itarft, boor MO-
Denoigt BET or for Ell ung Man6 e..
ia9ge liot iii Sioe for fin 2tloeyz
oom 9ea itreng Spariommeli9=
6co fan en- U}ano, ON bans 6elbrso
er goO, oe fBrIte 40 9(ar af fit
Qio lagge (tot 9enqe til SiOe. U}ea
flioer ban ipg, foriDinoer bette
mart, og ban ituar after pengele5
ltge oDerfo- oen toloe Ger6en.
6bor biqtiqt er set fa life, at
bon er forTigti9 meo fin eel6reo oJ
Gtprte - bans eneTte 3opitol
2mc er til5Fjelige til at oberouroere
FIN Stbrte. De forIpmmer fin Sci
6reo, in6t;j DC prattiif taget CT
r0Tliote. 0m Sc af % til bil0e
toQe en- paaiioelig U}eoitin Ser fdn
ibrfe Sbitemet og renYe 8lo0et.
u6orioe o. uobrugte StoFer. Der
far op6o6st ii9, Taa bill SpItem:t
hol0es / Or0en.
9lan0t W}eoiciner df 6enne SlaQs
fnoes Ser IanoIbnligbts tn9en, Der
6or bpret anbenot me0 iaaoaat
6elo og bar bun6et iaa6dn gn6e't
Tom Or. Beter'8 aurifo. Den 'r
life en- 9lpoteferme6icin, men feel
qes til 8olbru9erne 0irette al 5d=
brifanterne. Or. 9eter 8abrneb &
Sons 60. 112-118 60. 6obre
9Coe. G6itooo, Su.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
gOOsienslel fOr eiustiO.


Sec 2tngus, 19 Mar gammel d
zen Dnqite af De fire 9anoitter, DER
mbroeoe Qiels aouiten 20. San.,
tlep Manoags Gftermjooags af
0ommer Sutton oemt til lipsbariqt
5an9iel.
0ommen uotaltes. efter at 2lngu5
6apoe ertlaret fig life ftploig M}oro
af fgrite 9rao, men W}oro al an
ben @rao.
6an blep bragt tilbage fra Gin.
coin / Manoags Gftermiooaqs fer
at faa 9tnIeonins til at af9ioe
nupntc Grtlaring. 9ommer Gut
Ton Loo 6om paa 5or6adno foritaa,
at ban pil0e 6lipe Opmt til Gbsfars
ligt 5Gn9iel, og ON ban sniieOe II
gennemgaa 5or6Br. Diloe oct 6lire
6am tilitaaet; men oen unqe Wano
ertlereoe iiq tilfreos meo 0ommen.
Der er noqet interesiant beo. bpa6
fan iaa Oioere Iagoe. 6an erflareo,
iom fin 0eniigt at 6lipe en- etsems
flarift 6onae oq gore fig popular
bos 6anailets i}oritanoer og bets
8unitionarer for ioa at 6lipe be
naaoet Deo Gnoen af De 10 9(dr.
EiI fin q(ooofai Q. }. 36omas
ia9oe ban.
.8et er Grit og 0anfe6aaerns.
Ger bar 6raat mia 6ertif. Ste ocito
minorc. icq protefereoe imoo Stro
nina. og efter at ie9 bar tjent ON
trina 10 2lar snifer iea De fl
foe eiuDernsren 6ettc og fire min
genaa0ninq.
9lnaus forte8 famme 2(ften titba
9c til etatsfangslet. 6au TDnt.s
leitet oper. at bans Sag bar BE
ben faa let afaiort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Gn YrGit uOlat for 9Dnding.

Sra Ga Sunta. Golo. berettes,
at 20. @auleq Gonne0, tioligere
FraI! oeo Den pres6DterianIte Stir
te 9amdr, og iom 6olotes Bare
taatsarreit beitDlOt for umoralft
Opferiel, 6leb. / 3irsoags 6urtiglt
flpttet ira 2amar til Ga Sunta fct
at aiOarge Qpn4ing. Gonnea 6opoe
pluoIeIi9 forlaot Qamar for TO II
GER iioen, men bleo arreiteret
@arddie, Yer. og fert tilbaqe til
9amar. Gslere 6unoreoe U}enneitsr
tplote @aoen beo bans 2(ntomit, oq
oe trueoe meo at lpn6e BAN, foa
politiet mautte fierne 6om. s ct
forelp6i9t 6or6sr haboe ban til
itaaet fin StDl6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Sill 9lbunnenter.

991 W}Grte til 2(arStaQet pdd
9(ooresIelappen. Oet biier om Der
er .betalt for 9laoet. @eo at gdd
oper nor 9lbonnentsliite finoer oi at
Der er en- Del fom er meget glemIomz
me meo at betale oeres &ontingent.
8i bar mango penge tilgooe for
bore 9looe, Der Ifal in0trGpes. @i
bar beItemt, at pi maa babe bort
3iloooeboben6e : inotdsieret pda en-
elIer anoen Wladoe. 0e, Iom bar
pqret cfterldoen mua finoe iig / por
Iremqanosmoaoe, oerlom oe life be-
taller Tnart. Gfter ben /. 4pril ifdda
ner nj ingen; oa begbnoer bi ct ip-
1tematiTf inotrppnin9s Qlrbeibe oQ
Itan6Ier life for bi bar faaet alt bi
bor tilgooe,
Rx 0et 9eIber baaoe for Bigger
rg glooe.
0ani1b 2utb. Pub1. 9ouIs
Blair, Nebr.
puuf geterftn.
8ef ftbrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Gn GrO6rcr.
Sames 3. 6ia ponirr paa at gore
5n0Ial0 | Canada.
: m fattenoe 9taner.

3ames S. 9iQ er feot paa Ell
5arm Den canaoiIte Yropins On.
tario og uopanore0e oerfra io6l
gngling til De 5oreneoe Statet.
s Ct. paul 6egpnote ban fom Serns
5onearbeioer, lepeoe iimpelt og OBJ
iporeoe i'm 5ortieneite. @n Hsn
Dag 6aDoe ban lagt fig faa meqet
til geoite, at ban tunoe tp6e nogle
bilige Sern6aneattier. 0et bar
6egDnoelien, % ii0en ootieoe bon
not efter liot op til Den StormaQt
ban er bleben. 9et er bel MI ifse
iarli9t at iige, at ban bar 9jort
oct 9oot 2tmerifd". 6an er 6aaoe
en- 2anomdgt og en- Semagt mea
Dog ipnes 6an fig 2Qeranoer, ct
bans Rige er for lioet. st 5ele=
ardm fra Ct. Baul oplpIer, at ban
til Sommeren til benoe til fit 9Sas
frelano Canada Iom Gro6rer. 6an5
@redt Nort6ern 4acificz8une Itr1ger
tot forbi ben canaoiite @r9nIe, o.
oct Iigger NOR for Ben birtelDitne
D}dn0 mes oe Itore 9taner at Ten0e
Si0eliner oerino. 6an aQter, 6e9s
Der BET, at lG9qe en- @ren fra 7in
foooe06one noroober fra SABRE /
Montand qennem We0icine Sot,
906eria, og til 9robinIen5 6obe0
ifao edmonton. Den Ifal 6lioe 40
J}il lang, og fra sen Tfal Ser uos
Fl0oes 2inier SIT % @eF. 3io.
ligere bar 6on en- Qinie til 9Serni1,
ser nadr op til 9nlfclterne Grop'3
9eit 9aIs. Gn qinie moo 9it bif
nau 1rem til Reqino, Tom li9Qer Con
9Ril 6orte Sra 9eqina Ifaf en- 9;s
ME Qda moo Sb0eIt til @rpnT3a
lileuen 0dnaoa o9 oe 3oreneoe Sta
ter. Den fommer til at in6ta9e
IN Ie6ig Stratning mioi imelGem
6oo Do 6anaoian 9acifc oq ffal
for6in6es meo @reut glort6ern /
goro 0afota. 0}an tror oQIoa, dt
pr. 6iG pbnTer poa at Ien6e n
Qinie noroober fra 99e9ina. :
aritif6 Columbia 6o9Qer ban life
orene lanqs @ranIen men oqfaa 10
ooer til 9nIteu. g}aar BON ser e-
lommen 300 0}il nor6paa, ifot
ea 2inic Ien6es ober Rfippe6ierqene
rltpoo til edmonton. SifIammsn
nil a0e oisIe Qinier 6Iipe omfrino
1000 mil. Sec. Qft."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
SO6nstu,un liOcr SranOifaOe

8 8orgoars 6eretteoes ira So6n3s
iopu ga. ON en- Slolss, Der true
De meo at anrette en- 20elaggene
fig oen Den tore 0oerippmmelie
anretteoe / 1889. Soa Nemt 6leo
oct lite. 0}en en- of 9ranomanos
f.a6et bleo orG6t % ftere oloorl:3
iaareoe beo fo0enoe Mare, o9 Ia
Bet Penges 9aroi anlaas II
$L000,0O0
Sloen bre6 No ST. 1890 ON Nais
ten / Mioten al 5orretningstodrtes
ret. s 26bet of ca ire 9imer bre9s
te 6en fig, uoen gnen8 - grdnoz
iompdgnier bar / Stano til at faa
9ugt me0 Den,
6Oorleoes Sloen opTtoo, peo man
life. Den BRIO ferit uo / en- ypbols=
Iule" SientramsTorretning
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
GpiiOOc / 6mOOtiascn.

llnoer 9rposfor6pret al qrof
Sames s. Qinforo. qreiioent for
Brigham gourg 6olIeQe. Smoot
iageu 6er ferit / llgen ipurste 2t6-
rotat Carlisle qroiesioren:
.Gr De en- 9il6anger al og trot
9e poa Qeren ON Mangegifte2"
@ionet iDoreoe, al IelD ON ban
BAR en- 3il6anger al 2eren, qi
life bette Iad blot iom til unoer D,
nuoGrenoe Omitauoig6eoer at Be
forore Ulanaegifte.
Oct er lite Soar paa mi
Spsr9smaal fortIatte 2toootaten.
.5ra ct Iociolo9iIf Sbnspuntt an.
tager jeg, at getten til Mangegifie
piloe leie en- bel Del MI 6eitooenoe
Observation-Disclosures"
Set r life Spar paa M,
Spprgsmaal." ertl9reoe after 90.
bofat Carlisle. nGr De, eller er
De life 3ilbanqer af 9eren ON
Manaegifte%
~Sa, ieg er," tom oct noaet np-
len6e fra gionet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Church Social<lllDtPe

9et er en- iorqeli9 6iitorie. foroi
bet pa5iereoe er en- Stanoiel for
&irten. g2en oct onOe ftraTes jo,
naar bet fsres til QDTct.
Sra gluefelo, 70. ga. fortqaes,
at en- U}ano bleD orabt % fem Iaa
reoe, TO alOorfgt, / ct Slag5maal
Deo en- pIocial" / Den epiifopalc
Ret9oOiittirte Goaloale { 3irsz
bags 2lftes.
1raaeoien bar en- 6elge af en- Bit
ter Gtrio meaem 5aftioner inoens
ior Qleaig6eoen ON Cpfprelien Of
IN M airte6Dgninq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

glat og Dag. aanoet for|pnes bur
tigIt meo ct traaolps 5elegrafipitenl,
iaa 8egeringen fan bare / Stano
til at faa Gorbinoelic meo aonz
octs SnOre, ON ser ituloe Opitaa
,yern6ane. og 9elegrafit=Strite, D.
5oloaterne unoerpiies, iad De I'll
fGIoe Ian 9sre 3og= og 3elegrai
tieneIte. Stattels unoertrbtte
loIt. noar fal set fao en- Munos
Imaa al nirteIia 1ri9eo2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Sagen mob Olictrniten ailuttet

Sra gep gort meloes Ons
bags: @i0neferIelen I 0lisTouris
Sag moo Olietruiten 6leb ofIluttet
/ Gaur, forIaobiot g}en gort Stat
angaar. Generolaobotat 0aoleb er
rejIt iilbage til Wlisfouri for 1t
aenopto9t 9ioneferTelen Der. 9aar
fod 6ele 9ebi8mdterialet foreligger
piI bdn oberIenos oct til M2isTouris
6ejeiteret og fOrldn9e Olietruitens
2icenIe inoora9et
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Ganal mellem. Ditcrieeu % Def
forte 6ap.

9(meritanercn SacfIon, Der opbot.
Der ia / St. petersburg. bar / g.
G. g. oOertoset llourbeioeIien af
forelebige glaner for en- aanal mefs
lem Gorte6dbet og gTterlcen. Nuar
5ororbeiOerne er fGroi1e. bill Der
bIibe uoitrepst en- 9onturrsnce; bbi3
SactTom life faar aoncesFon paa
2tnlGqget, afteber Staten BAN for
100000 G1n6ler oe at bom uoars
bejoeoe pIaner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
ObiO fOrbpjcr eiccnie til $1,000.

s ct of De meiI 6epageoe O}ooey.
man bar oplebet I Obios 2egislo=
tur beotog Statsienotet I Sirsoags
Observation-Disclosures 5orIlug ON al
forbgie oen aarli9e SaIoonItot fra
$3.50 til $1,000.
2tt 5orIlooet Tcireoe set giper
man 6ets 9alsman0s parlamenta
rife 3b9tig6eo 8reoitten for. 9e
fl 8orTluget fat unoer 9ebdt oo
9tfItemnina, f6reno bets W}ooIton-
here riatis bar tlar ooer, bod6 Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
,,gnlts skeren",

Oct enelte oanlte Blab Nmerifa,
Der nogaar tn @an9e Om llgen.
uo9ipes af r9aniib 9utb. gubl.
8onle", Blair, 9eebr.
Brpoe=gtumre ienbes frit paa
5Orlan9enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Oet troffer op til ny
Storm.
6sUOlntlOniItcrne GnSlanO
logger YIaner for M
Spitano.
81 3iegsrin9ens llu0ertrp L
teffer gBr 5oItet "a EN- .

3or9oloene Ruslano er life t..
at bli5e tlog pao. lloenforItaaeuoe
tan lie itue til 5uRos Dem -
maate BET er oanIteligt NOT isln
fer oe inoDieoe.
2l 9ureautrotiet 5tormdnoSs
r9loet % 9praniet er ieiglioet De-. :.
oet sr MI let not at (. U}en iaa
bar oet 10 lige qoot / cen Iene:e
Si6 fet no til, al 0et bar beo II
iiule oages for oct ltottels unoers
iusoe 5olt. 0len tai 2ofterne blips
inoirieoe2 eller er oet befe ct Sfuez
fpil2
" gureautratiet iffe pil0e gtoe
ieers al i'm Woqt % SuoilD0elie
bori. emo oei bar mot til, oct bar
oet MI itaoig biit. CQ G3oren bar
forreiten piIt oct famine. 36i ia
ban uoiieote I'm manifeft Den 30.
Cft Itete oct iittert. foroi ban id1
tn tounqen BERTH 0Doo BAN ti0s
liaere bdboe qibet, oct bar fun Gnu
Ter 1f @ne6erfterens Paooe. Mt1
9anifeitet fog fla ou Oirteliq no,
Tom 67dren gar Gnepploen ira ii9
% alo 5oItet Del / 9egeringer.
s. ida menie man 10 oa oqIda. al
geitte par en- 1olfets Wan6, Der /
I'm 6eie Sitting ifuloe Rare 90
lonti Tor @ennemferelieu at Marj.
feiteis 9eitemmelier. Dien geiteWs
melierne ON Observation-Disclosures
Camnentoloe1e oa @9iemIenoeli'.
&ai7st of ocns Meolemmer D. {
foo 10 til5aQe oa Der inue5 81
fom GuspGloen enonu itifter frem,
iaa BET 6elc meo Qationalforiamlii
Gen blot bliDer en- ten 9Farce. Ulea
fua0 Iiaer 5oltet2
llnoer 27. os. 6erettes ser fr1
St. Qcters6orq. al troos ge9erlr
Qtrs Torfitrinq. al en- IN Opitaro
en- nqr 6remtio er en- llmuli9beo,
Iaa tratfer llbeiritner op og flee
3in1 tpoer pad. at en- Storm mr.
Ii1eIs tan 6rboe los, fsr Qarlamees
tet ira0er Idmmen 6ormen ober
gs1eringens frbgrelige unoertrpi
tenos Gor6olosrealer. refer Sol
fet. fqrliq Qtrbei6stlasien 9nerne,
til 8aieri. Oct er 9dno paa gi's
polutiouiiiernes Ule1e. Der In9g':
glantr for en- nh politiIf Strite %
olminoelig Opftano, 9e tror. 0tn
telsilige 3io oerfor oil blioe miot
I 9lpril. o. be99e Sioer 6ereoer "a
paa 6oao Der bil fomme. Cm Op.
pa16eu tommer, bill 6eu fanoIbnli1.
ps blipt frbgieligere % bo0igere
cno noget, 9uslono biotil bar lst
qiiten ober QtrreIteringerne St.
gettrsborg ii6ite uee Deo Sioen at
en- frpgtelig 9oblesbeoen5 9ifitaHo /
6oDsoItaoen, er peltalenoe @ione3s
bhyo ON, pe6 6bite W}i0ler gaeges
rir1tr 6daber at afbGrgs h9u trt.
enoe sfsplofon.
,Sfclge Rapporterne er 659 Zig
orr. 215 qerfonet uoen QoIs, 217
9nos, 270 StimGno % 1867
,uflasieficereoe" gerfoner (boilttt
sttboer politiTt mistanfte perTone')
taqst Sorburing.
sSngenfnoe un6er 9rigen bar
Gri1s6epartementet mere trublt be-
Itaftioet, emo 6et er M mso Ct
tr9ffc GoranitdItninqer til at unoe :
irbtte oct fsrFe Se9n poo OpItdnS.
Raffinoebprer % Ammunition no'
Ien6es ane gfetninger. Sropper te
TliFtss omfrinq og toncentreres pdn
iirateoiffe punffer. Puntferflao E
0oa itafioneres beb Sernbonecentrer
on fernfl06te Qfutomo6iler fenoes I'll
6e Itgrre 9ber for al bruaes 9does
rbIsb.
Ser oo WoTfop pntrollerer aos
rnfter oa dnoet aoboferi ejuoerrc
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
TEMPLAR PROGRAM
FOR GREAT REVIEW
Grand Commander Hunt
Announces His Staff
Appointments.

With the issuance Of invitations and
tickets for the annual field day exer-
Cises OF The Grand COmmandery of tie
District Of Columbia. 10 BE- held al
Friendship" the country seat OF Mr.
ana Mrs. John r. Mclean. Thursday.
September 2. Grand Commander WI
liam r Hunt has published his drst
general order, announcing his staff sP-
pointments for the day and The detail
cd program of events
The officers Of the Grand Comma nd
ery and the past grand commanders
VIII form the stan OF the grand COM
Inander. te whom they VIII report az
grand conmandery headquarters on the
field at l0.15 IN the morning. In the
afternoon at y:l5 they Will report,
mounted and fully equipped, 10 the cap
tain general for dress parade and re-
view. Additional appointments 10 the
stan OF tde grand commander include:
+. Sir NJ. X. Thorpe. brigade quarter
master. r. Sir Jacobus s. Jones. brigade
commissaryi +. Sir James F. Apploby,
brigade surgeon and chief OF stan OF
corps hospitaler. +. Sir John II. Small,
IT.. is announced as field officer OF the
day. and will be in entire charge OF the
grounds.
Following the raising OF the colors the
several communicates viii return 10
their quarters and remain until called
To- inspection by commanderies accord
ing 20 The following schedule Columbia
Commandery. No. .. s2.l5 TO 1 o'clock.
Potomac Conlmandery. No. 3. 1 TO 1s45;
DeMoIay Mounted CommanIeT-T. No l.
1,45 70 2:30. Orient Commandery, No. :,
30 to 3:15; Washington Commandery,
No J. 3.15 IN 4 o'clock. At 4.f5 the
adjutant's call VIII be sounded for dress
parade and review
admission te t!is grounds VIII % by
card only and q special c1r service be
tween the hours OF J.30 and s 30 win be
provided on Wisconsin avenue, connect
ing with the Capital Traction cars ct N
street and with the Metropolitan line at
. and T streets.
The grand commander has expressed
the hope that every Sir knight VIII not
only be present himself. but will bring
his family and friends and assist in
making the day one of good fellowship
and rare saeiaI enjoyment
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
ARCANUM FINANCES
CRAFTY MEMBERS

The financial statement Of the Royal
Arcanum. for the month ending August
81. which has just reached this city, has
been received with evidences of ap-
proval by members generally. with a
monthly surplus of over 100000 and re-
sources Of $4,152, ,726.31 constantly being
augmented. II is generally believed that
the last traces of dissension over the
change of rates last year viii soon dis
appear.
The statement, in conjunction with
those that have preceded II. is most
satisfactory from every point of view
the local members seem to think, de-
spite the continued Withdrawals which
have reduced the membership to some
thing less than go. 600. While, from the
figures that have been furnished the
order by their actuaries, the monthly
surplus of 100000 viii give it "A liberal
reserve with which to meet all con-
tingencies. il is not considered a suf-
hciently large reserve TO involve the
order with the problems attending the
placing and caring for large invest
ments.
Supreme Regent Howard c. Virgins
has issued an official circular calling
upon ali members to renew their efforts,
with the return of cool weather, for the
upbuilGing Of the order, which he now
declares to be the strongest fraternal
order financially, in the United states
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
RECHABITES
H0N0RED AT GAINESVILLE

Washington was literally treated in
the selection of officers Of the High Tent
of the Improved Order Of Rechabites,
held in GAINESVILLE during the past week.
three members Of this city being hon
ored officers Of the High Tent
Wayne ". CordeH was reelected high
chief ruler, in recognition Of the eX-
ceptonally satisfactory work that has
been accomplished under his direction
during the past year. The other Wash
ingtoa men honored are John c. Moore,
made past high chief ruler, and James
c. Dony. general secretary. The large
delegation which accompanied the offl-
GERS TO GAINESVILLE returned much pleased
with their treatment, which inspired
pleasurable anticipations of the next
convention, TO be held on the grounds OF
the jamestown Exposition.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
ELKS PERFECTING PLANS
FOR THEIR GREAT OUTING

Each day is adding some feature to
the coming excursion and outing OF the
Elks at Luna Park, scheduled for
Thursday week. The Philadelphia Club
IF Washington Lodge, No. 10, has set
itself the task of carrying TO the Quaker
City on the occasion of the coming con-
vention, the most representative, as we'll
as the largest crowd that has ever left
the Capital on a similar mission. The
outing Is designed to aid this move
ment. Many performers of note will be
present on that occasion, and several
novelties of the highest order are
promised for those who delight IN whole,
some entertainment
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
TENOR VOICE CALLED
DISEASE OF THROAT

PARIS. Sept. 15.-"There are no more
tenors." cry the musical critics, and ask
why this IS so. Some doctors reply that
the tenor voice is due to disease Of
the throat just as the pearl is disease
Cf the oyster. Others say that indul-
gence in violent exercise destroys the
tenor voice among young men; others
attribute the scarcity of tenors 10 the
prevalence of tuberculosis.
The musicians themselves say their
vocal cords are sacrificed to the overuse
Of brass instruments in the orchestra of
modern operas. They say they can no
longer sing their parts that they have
TO shout them in order TO dominate the
orchestra.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
GETS EXTRA SENTENCE
FOR UkTRUTHFULNESS

A gang Of crap shooters were having
little private game on B street, near
Tenth street. yesterday evening. when
Policeman Lee, of the First precinct
sprung a surprise and brought the round
Of fun to q sudden end. James Hunter
was caught with the dice and was hailed
into Police Court yesterday on a charge
Of gambling
Judge MulIowny imposed fine Of
$50 or its equivelant in jail. The court
added that If Hunter had told the truth
he would have been let down lightly
with a fine Of s.. Not having any ready
cash Hunter must repent 10 the extent
Of sixty days behind the bars.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
RADlUM BATHS NOW
IN AUSTRIAN SPRINGS

VIENNA. Sept. 15.-Radium IS now
used as curative agency. and Joach-
imstal, where the precious substance is
found. viii soon be a radium cure re-
SOFT
The springs which contain about L. 900
volts Of Tadium are being utilized for
medicinal bBths and water cure. The
Austrian ministry of agriculture has
established at JoachimstaI q laboratory
for the production Of radium salts.
The Vienna academy of science has
received from the government p 800
pounds Of uranium ore. from which
10000 worth OF radium has been ex-
tracted.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
ROOSEVELT GARRISON
SHOWS RENEWED LIFE

Increased attendance and pronounced
enthusiasm marked the meeting OF col
theodore Roosevelt Garrison, No. a.
Army and Navy Union, Monday night
giving promise that with the return of
cool weather the activity of the mem
bers viii enable the garrison ID retain
the position and prestige which it has
attained by hard and harmonious work
during its brief existence. The meeting
was adjourned at an early hour, owing
TO the sudden illness OF its presiding Of
fcer. Senior Vice Commander r. c..
Longstreet.
The applications OF sam T. Jackson.
formerly OF Troop NJ. First United
States Cavalry. and Daniel J. Byrne. "a
member Of the Thirty-hfth Infantry.
Massachusetts. during the civil war,
We're read and they were elected 20
membership.
Short and interesting talks for the
good of the order were made by Com
rades Ricketts,. BroacIer, Tryan, Lar
combie. Judge. GaIbraith, Zahn, Long
street Johnson. Bomar, and Won Der
Miller.
An incomplete report Of the excursion
committee was heard, showing that the
garrison would make a little money out
of the affair
Comrade s. Z. Bomar was unanimous
ly selected TO serve in the capacity OF
official newspaper correspondent for the
garrison.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
FOR L00TING A STORE

Harry Divers and John Reagan were
arraigned Jointly in the United States
branch Of Police Court yesterday
charged with having looted the store of
Samuel Brown. at Sixth and NJ streets
northeast, several nights ago, robbing
the place of valuable merchandise and
rihiug the cash drawer Of its contents.
HIousebreak king was the charge against
the two men. who waived examination
and were held in $500 for the October
grand Jury. Divers was represented by
Attorney Darlington. while Reagan was
defended by Attorney Sillers.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
JOINT IMITATION
FOR MACCABEES
Ladies' Branch Busy Pre-
pairing for Supreme
Commander.

A large joint initiation IN connection
with the coming visit Of the supreme
commander o. the Ladies OF the Mac
cabees Of the World is now assured, as
was shown BY the several reports sub
mitted at q meeting of commanders and
record keepers Of the District at the
home of Lady MeIva J. CaswelI. State
commander, last week Basing their
action upon the encouraging reports e
ceived. a central committee was formed
with Lady CaswelI as chairman, Lady
Mary A. Van Ness as vice chairman.
and Lady Lulu s. Hammond as secre-
tary.
The following officers. selected from
the several hives Of the District. were
appointed By the committee TO conduct
the public joint initiation early In Oc-
tobeT;
Past commander, Mary A. Cosgrove;
commander. Mary A Van Ness. lieut.
enant commander. Lola ". Julian: rec
ord keeper. Lula 8. Hammond; finance
keeper, Sarah Warner; chaplain. Sallie
Y. Bradley; mistress-at-arus. Mary L.
Pierce; sergeant. Mary Galloway; SEN
tinel. Catherine Cartner; picket Clara
Carson; banner bearers, Theresa McAr-
die, Ada L. Hartman, Mary +. Blank
enship.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
BEING G00D-NATURED
COSTS 4 DUKE $4,000

BERLIN. Sept. 15-For being good
natured, Duke Ludwig Wilhelm, of Ba-
Varia who is bv no means wealthy. has
had 10 paw $40 600 to clear of the habili-
ties of a brother officer whose debts he
had guaranteed.
Duke Ludwig's father, Duke TheOdor,
has q large family 10 support, and very
limited means. He is famous as an
ccuIist. but derives only a small income
from his practice, as he usually gives
his services free.