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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04


tan boloe op : % Der ian blioe
Rum for Oroet. Site ems eget, life
neutrality-suspicious. % alt Ilisi.
lUasn .un for aorfets OrO. oct enc
tic frelisnoe.
Oe = SUB lie 9op 4 mdngen
Sang blioer Der Rum = og Der fan
blioe sanlte title. mar set Oro IN
Ser / ct file @iones6pro poa oct
oanite MoOersmadl.
Del bar en- Dag. ieg baOoe flo
oct I9nge oppe unoer oen breoe
'Solpdraiol pad en- Jrugtpogn. Der
holoer benne peO ct at De meit. Be
.feroeoe observation-disclosures =.
5~rdgtmanoen inntes. je9 mddtte
|tlipe tr9t at at itdd oerneoe og tds
le op til BAN. Sdd BOO ban mig
|oerop til fig unoer paraioaen. Oa
Ioi bapOs en- goo Stuno iammen.
.@n oanif Yropit eler Iddoan en-
fuloe Blot 6dbe Jet Dem ffoOe Der.
oppe." N1io, BET gil pei enooa.
.6ormerne faloer 10 Dog / pore Dage.
Men De- falOt mig inc pud !6iems
pejen. at Utah meo i'm grtennotur
Dog er ct f~orunoerligt 5oriGttelies
lono.
sc nu aft bette 6tep. Del ier
no. iom oct bare fine IoItsrreos
Sdno. Og iau itul Der bog Biol
9ano til. Og iaa oiI StsOet oife ia
Iat p9re frugtbar Mul0.
8i mangler Blot 9ano beruoe.
San oere, Der o9iad ftaI rommes
onbt ne0 / Soro efter ailoefprinset.
men bare ri ian faa gano, ida ifal
oct not gro, BET. Der bliOer iadet.
Og iaa er Der iuu oel0ia en- 9rs-
Sc / oct, ndar Oct fsrit tommer. Del
ll9efrem oaloer op al Soroen.
Oct er 10 nsjagtigt fom GOriat-
telie oDer 8uos egst Orb, oct OeI.
iianeoe.
Sad er oct od enDelig goot, al
Den leoenoe ariitentirte / Ounmuri
M er begpnot at brinss n&orfeta
Oro." oct foriatteliesrise, til bore
Ganosm9no beroore.
@uo ifal 10 nof itaa beo 1T: Al
ftaos Sroet ipire. Men ser ftal in.
oerli9e Bonner til, Osiuu ben Sluss
Der brboer frem Iom aiIoer at De.
obbe Smerte oOer grsores og 81.
TRES 5oroiloelfe.
Der er life Ben %ioltsrre Stebple.
i lltdb, uosn at ben tun sioe afs
tQieoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04
5 S~altiefaoen.
of
pftOr 5arafo Senfsn.
".
Salt Cafe gitb, utas
q Rnn 1Q0R

".
Salt Cafe gitb, lltas
5 y1oD. 1906.
Mormonismen er neot til at DO.
SeIp om man life biofte oct no fra
bette, at Den er en- igrgelig 2g9n og
berfor maa os 2sgnens Ogo, /
'Sanobe0ens eOigs Stir, faa er De.
Deg tpoeligt NOT | 5glge De 5jenoer,
Wormonismen bar faaet netop | De Ii
a meritanffe Regeringse
Mlan fan life Iamtioig bore u m e.
rifdner og Mormon. Mmeris
tds Qan0 - meo Reipett for Snois
ufrenfelige 9fet og for Cam
pittigbeosfribeoen n BIZ ODermdnos
rem mormonfe Mdn6, Der fr9s
per Refpsft for en- Gneboloss
m a 9 profeten eIer pr9fioentsn
FAINT bans 6irarti. Oenns Gneuoloss
magt FAR inotil for faa Qdr fioen
belt beberifet Utah, sjsr Rapitalen Der
ps binorst ameritanff 2apitdl ! at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

l6portil oeotommenoe er nIat" eIsr
rbsifittet4 4. Vim. 2. 7; 2. 5im. l,
-; tbi inaen fan 9srs fig ielO til
l9erolo.
q 9Grpsfein fn0es braist
mangfOloiss @unee / gab 5sit., altio
Il 9etpouingen r~uoraabs. lafe. for
lfpnoe ofenttis". Def er brugt ON
lSpb. Dsberep (Ift. 3. 1 og pardlels
ler) ON Seius (Uat. 4. II Il. o. f.p.)
lem apoitlene pad Seiu 5io (Uet.
no. 0. D. os Omapoitlene efier
Seiu 9immelfurt (Dlurt. 1919, ia,
lin0til 9er0ens gnOe.
4ltio / Rp 9et. er ypr9Oiten"
lig: ofentligt 8ionesbnro ifslss
5ulomagt fra Rigets 8on8e ON
Riget os for Riset. 8i finoer Der
|for, at a0e. Iom bar predict, bar
oiIt ben til. at De er ienote, u%oienott,
.. {. bar Gulomogt.
Oct gsr Sob. Dsberen: Sob. 3.
Us; l, 80. Oct ssr SeTus: Sob. 5,
l36, 81 SO, 43, "a; 6, %, 80, Al, 81
.. I. b. Oct gsr apoitIene: PIP. Ger.
L. 50; 3. 10; 4, 10; 5. 80; 10, 80;
Al, AZ.
Def gpr gauIus: 1. Scr. 1, II;
Gal. IL f. o. I. b., og De l9rer meo
gsitemtbeo, at insen tan praoite,
.. {. aflagge offentlist @i6nesbpro.
uoen uoienoelie, 5. E. QutOriidticn.
lee Rom. 10, 10.
ga9. 5 8ibelen er oct life at Oas
re ienOt", .. e. fdloet. oct idmme JON
at Oare en- fqlft profet. &c Ser.
I23. 81; %. Is; 20, 81 o. b.
GD 5eIt.: Sal. 2, a; Up. g. 10,
Ia; 2. 5im. 3. 60 o. I.p.)
2. Gn maarpts", preoifant, Se>
rolo. er ultiua en- Gtnbeosmano, en-
l%pffentlig Meteorological. y .5ans
9ionesbpro er bans, Der bar fenSt
BAN Gut. 10, Is; 1. 56es. 2, 10;
Dip. g. 10, 32-33). p San Itoar
Ii @uOs SteO e. aor. 5, 20; Mut.
IS, IS 0. I. b.) 3 Sun itaar UNDER
SUBS 8eifDttelie (Mattb. %, 20).
4) 6an sr Subs @abe til Mlenies
feoen Isl. 4. 1 H. 81 Dan ffal Dare
fro i fit Gmbeoe q. get. A. ID. 81
San itaar SUD til RegnIfa6 q. aor.
al H.
3. Som 5slae al oct uooitleoe sr
~,29gmanOs : pr9oiten" en- Selp>
mOofgelis. 5bi Nn, Tom praoitsr.
D. e. dflesger oHentligt 9~ionesbDro,
er life lengere nOgen priOat Man6.
men forretter ct offentligt Gmbeoe
n99gmdnos 9raoifen" er pua I'll
Omraaoe oct famine Iom yMenigs
lStatsrado" pad tit, 3. E. ielOmooiis
genoe. 9ouo biloe mar Iige ON en-
friput 9orgmeiter? Dog, Der er tios
ligere Diff, at 99gmdno life Blot or
priDatmdno. mooiat Gmbeosmdno,
men at oette ll0trDt ogIaa betegner
een ru~inOoieoe". altiad for at tale /
pore 0ages Sprog, Oen .~uItuOereoe"
l8i bar Jet, at Der life egentlig fan
rare Yale ON npr10tten" al .aags
m9n0". Wien fan Der life not D9rc
l5ale ON preOiten al en- .uituoeret"2
IngaaenOe oenne Sag mda Ri ligs,
at gStuOium" rg nituoeret" er messt
heoegelige gegreber. Og ifslge gip
8eIt. mao in9en pr9oite, ser life
ler | Stdno til at ylere anore", for
name peo ben Iun0e 29rOom" 0. f.. b.
gerfor mdd ser for l~oienoefIen 9od
lea preOelie og meo ~noienoslien fsl.
&c ct QnfOar, tbi al bile uoienoe
meo Ret til at pr9oite men uoen
teitemt Qnf0ar. er ubibelif, ufirfes
| I'll - ..I.lL.-l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

Vtptllt StI III C0It1IoltIl, ItlulJ
~pteOes, uoTenoes pso Bon oa 6ddnAss
p~adleggelie og inof9ttes | beitemt.
Salo Il. 3im. 3. 2-15; 2. 9im.
y, 2; Git. I, 5-13; 1. Sim. 4, IA
ZIP. y. Is. 81; men osnne 8ei fe=
reilaar Reglerns life. 0eo SioenI
beraf bar Batter AnoerIen % lei.
bart ct Wfeaemn9renoe, ioet ban bar.
~ftreoet Here 4rtitlsr, bpori ban bar
lsqt at bRpoe ct mooiat Stdn0puntt,
loa ieg bar iegt at tmeOegaa BAN.
l(Der bar ogIda b9ret andre, iom
lite bar bolOt Jig itrenst til 6asen,
men rettet 4ngreb pad min rin9e
perIon, Dem bar jeg ogIaa isst
idd rolig og fdttet. iom oct bar mig
muligt, at Iodre; ON Der MI foms
nler mere al ben Sldgs. ida das
tier iee lite at ipare paa oct, meos
minore jeg ifuloe anIe oct for
tpinsenoe nsOoenoisD. pditor On
Oerien fremi9tter iad | lin ufiIuts
tenoe 4rtifel ben, Iom oct foretoms
mer mig, meget ubolobure Qars:
lat l~loieroelien al 39gpreoifanter
life er imoo SUBS Orb; men 0uo
pclbebdgeIigt. Seq er langt FRA
Ieni9 meO Dam beri % biloe oerfor
Der til Glutning eerne BABE 2ob til
lat gioe mine 8runoe for ben lie
ni9beo og iadleoes fsrit frembepe.
bodo Y. 3eit., iom jeg = % peI
ale - mener, er BEN beoite 9futboz
Mritet. Tiger ON 2egmano og pres
oitdnter, 'oern9it bill jeg ~efterfe De
9eoiier, Tom paltor 4noerien
fremferer ION 9runOe for fin Care.
~ 0a q. Seit. er ffrebet pda
oct gr9ite Sprog. otl oct bore al
getponing at u0finoe, bpilfen 9e.
tponing De OrO, iom u. 5eit. bruz
ger for at betegne Q99mano %
Br9oitdnt 0. /. o., bar paa bette
Sprog og oern9it, ON n9onte Oro
bar en- fra ben a~lminoeligs afpis
genoe 8etponing / q. 9eit., iaale
oes ION oct ofte er 5ilf9loet meo
ANDRE Sro af bette Sprog.
Qao os gda til oenne l1noeries
gelie.
% 2egmano be60er paa @reit:
is oiotas, % 9etponingen At
bette Orb er: Al pripatmano =
mooidt Stdtsmdno, &onee, Rados=
6erre. GmbeOsmano. b Den entelz
Il W2dn6 - mooidt Staten. q Den
iimple WaanO moofat Den mag
tige. D Den menige Soloaf -
mooidt Geltberren. q Den limb
pieoe, uOioenoe. utDnoise = moo
fiat I. SIS. Diateren, 29gen, Den
tunitforitdnoige. D st raut, u0i=
Senos Menneife. % Den, en- Stat
tilbereHoe 8orger moofat oen
fremmeoe. zee gerg's gr9Ite Orb
bog UNDER ibiot9s).
81 ~Preoitant." q. 9. De- gre
lie Oro, iOm q. 5eft. iIer asr
grug al for .praoite" er .tarbs.
iein" (t~arpsfOO). Ser BIZ oerfor
oere at unoerisge, boao 0et graifs
lSprog f%oritaar peo en- ,,aerDts."
getponin9en at bette Orb / profan
l@r9if er fslgenOe: Al 6erolo, llos
rdnber. ct 9refulot Gmbeoe, 6pis
Snoebaosr I%ammental6ts 5oltefors
iamlingen os bolot Oroen; Tom 5egn
poa oeres g9roigbe0 bar De ct
lSepter. 5or al blioe 6erolo modtte
man bare en- it9rt Stemme. Sc
roloerne y too unoer .3eus fqrz
lige geIfpttelie, p par Tom 5elge
oeruF bsli8s Us utrGntelige, 81 le6s
If1geos afTsnoinge fra 5jenoerne,
oeres eeolaseIie gap p~erionlig Git
ferbeo, a oe bar ogfaa OHerfieners.
IuoOslte REQ 5eIterne Din til Gas
a9rnr.
b Den, iOm melber noget. (. SIS.
9anen. Zee gergs Orobos amber
peerbr.)
@fter 0snne llnoerieselie BENDER
ri os nu til Oisie Oros grua /
9D Seit.
30. ~r29gmanO" er brugt pda fgls
gsuOs Ste0sr / 0b SeI.: Up. q. A..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

.R5otleIHHl9t u9 IHuIle, pco 59Jnlp u
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fra Oct gootroz
enoe 5Olf, r6eOninge"s 8Onturrencsn
og r0e frafdlone."
Msn oct 9dar life iaa let for
oenne gneoolosmagt l9ngere. Sfriot
for Striot bar Ben ! Oct dleriioie
9drstio mdattet bige Miarten. utdb
aemrler idd tore Rigoomme
nobnlig / MineraIier, = at oct itte
'fadr Cop al li9ge ben, foroi en-
t~engegrioif Yrofet oil leoe oct peo
line foregione Ndbenbarinser.
4merifdrerne tr2nger frem ooerz
alt / lltabs 9anoelss os SnouItr;s
'reroen. Os MormOnerne mud pige.
9runoen til airtens itdoige Vii
~basepigen / oenne 9enieenoe maa
blanot dnOet isges /, at Mormos
nismen = sftsr felipe fit Spitem =
boloer fine 5ilb9ngere neOe | llpis
oenbeo.
Den dnSen Magt, ser pil tnuie
Wtormonismen. iom ben MI sr. oct
bliper Splnsning. Qlereoe nu
fan man treFe aoitiaige MOrmOner,
iom / 4raft al Oplnsning forl9n8it
bar opgipet ale 9runol9roommene
= DC bar fun eet enefte Silfugtss
punt: set er oet gamle 9enoFs
4nore boloer trampdgtig fat beO
Mtlligbshsn al 90 ell g
aabenbdring / bore Dd9e.
~6porfor itutoe BET life pare nut
ligt?" 90 6e forbapies ober. at
man no fra gibelen fan beOiie Dem,
lat Ssnnens Qabenbdrins er oen
fi0ite og afluttenoe. De TENDER life
I8ibelen / 0ens biitoriife 3ruuo. aun
I5ra8menter, Pluffsrier og Ssnoers
~hu9gerier bar 0e faaet.
Men Der ! 9nen / boert Sab er
Wormonerne ofte en0nu mere lunfns
coerfor oeres eger aelision. Seq oil
life tale ON, at H, til Sro6s FOR,
al oe life mda iIigt, inoremmer
|baaoe aufe % 5be en- betpoeli9
SnofDSelie pad Maaltioet. MuuOen,
6oorpad Sc DEFENDER oeres SDnoer,
lpioner tpoeIig not ON, at De er liges
IgIaoe.
Wen BET er dubsnbart, al De |
l0eres 5dnter ON Mormonismen er
lanet forbi ben gdmle Mormonisme
DE er e9enlig en- Dirt 5ritnntere.
De t9nter frit ON 6immel, Soro o9
6slpeoe, gom De bill, = og regner
life Wormonbsaernes 91re 0erom
len iur SLID Daro. 6bao Be | Suno=
beo better life CT.
Dstte r5ritanferi". ser IefDfslsss
lio intet bar at gre meo biosnifu=
beli9t 5rit9nteri, er opitauet UNDER
loen amerifanife 0sroens beIfdnbile
laritit at Mormcaismen. Oens Soc
loa 0sns prafsis.
2do mig n9one ct Gtssmpel p>
bette 5rit9nferi: Def bar en- Morz
mon. en- 9anIfer. jsg tulie meo. 9an
imutteOe mango Steoer inO og 10.
l5iliioft fun0t ban fig iilfreos meO.
lat al Religion gap oct iamms 3ss
%iultat. p9i sr 10 ale SUBS 8srn",-
log ban bleo meget ~forbdDiet, Oa jeJ
lgioroe 5oritel paa, at Ri ale sr
Cubs Stabninger, men life alls
SUBS Bern. ga. men 6eoningerns
0prter o8iaa 9uo 5doer, nadr De
lofrer tit Osres 4fsuoer Of gra %
ISten." mente ban. San bfeO after
|forbaOist. ga jeg f%ortdite BAN. a!
|9ibelen flyer. 5sOningsrns Oprftr
|DjeOelsn.
Den Siags MOrmOner er ber
mango at % i9rIig bfanot Sc
0unife.
of, De bar in9en 5reo. 5or life
at tale ON Be mango. Ser 6lsb far
|oige meo WOrmOnismen, iauinart
De baooe oaret Der en- fort lib. og
let oens 8anreat opsrfor gootroen6s
|Sjele, Der bar tpeOe til bette .53ion".
2ao faa bare, at Der er ogIdl
mango MormOner, Der er BET at
ODerbepisnin9. Oct sr Den Slugs,
Der flyer til en-, naar mar bar TAFT
meo Dem en- Stuuo: ga, K, fdaz
fopnao ~ f,t, l,fta ~, Gxooo cCraNs-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

bliper lsnbt til Subkibsnisr. inotil uotrpt
isl,s Opfsslie mOOtases at llosiperns, os al
0clb er betolt. / Ouerensftemmelit meo D.
Soreneos Staters BofIops.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-04

'a9rpr.
b Den, iOn mel0er noget. T. Gfs.
5anen. Zee gergs Orobog unoer
'peerDr.)
GFter oenne unoerTeselie BENDER
ri os nu til Oisie Oros grua /
.Np 5eIt.
%. r29gmanO" er brugt pda fgls
gsnos Steoer / ND 9ef.: Up. q. 4.
10; l. aor. IA, IS og "a og 2. aor.
II, 16. llnOerIsger Oi oisfe Steo.r
narmere, idd finder hi: y at Or
Oct er brngt I Up. g. A, 10 og L.
aor. IA, 16, "a | 9~etboning at pri=
Datmano, mo6iat Den, IOm itaar /
cHentligt Gmbe6e. Oct ferits @teo
moofat oRabi", oct anoet Steo moo
Iat Den, Der taller offentligt / Msz
ni8beoen. q s 2. &Or. II, 6 er Or>
Get brugt for: utbnoig. uinobiet, 5. E.
f; Den greite Rbetorifs Regler. Ser
fbnes dltIaa at bare goo Oberens
iiemmelie mfo profangraifen.
o. Oroet y .aarpfs" er brugt
felaenoe Steoer I Nb Get: /. 5im.
2, 7; 2. 9im. l, II; 2. get. 9, 5.
bDsr Sang ON ct ofentlist Gmbeoe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
WHlTTIER CELEBRATION.
New England Tonors Memory OF
Poet Of Freedom.

New England Honorz Memory OF
Poet Of Freedom.
BOSTON, Dec. 1S-The one hun
dredth anniversary OF the birth OF
John Grccnieaf Whittier. the poet lau-
reate OF freedom. one OF the most be-
loved and representative OF the New
England poets, was celebrated in New
England by many hundreds OF people
notable gatherings being held at those
places the poet had called his home
AS the birthplace OF the poet the
city of Havcrhiu made an especial OBJ
servance OF the day Hundreds visited
the old homestead. whore luncheon.
cooked in the old fireplace Of the
home was served. In the public libra
ry were ON exhibition many manu-
scripts and first editions OF the poets
writings. with pictures and helrlooms.
The schools held exercises. and the pu-
pills. townspeople and many visitors
gathered In the First Universalst
church for the centenary exercises un-
der the direction of the city govern
ment and Whittier association.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
Banker Found Dead In bath.

NORTH ATTLEBORO. Mass, Dec.
lS.-Frederick +. Sergeant, cashier
and vice president OF the jewelers. Ma
uonal bank OF this town and promi-
nently identified with Providence Or.
L. and North Attleboro business firms.
was found dead in the bathtub Of his
home in the bank building last night.
The medical examiner has not yet re.
ported the cause of death. The presi-
dent Of the jewelers. National bank is
Albert II. Wiggin Of the Chase Nation
al bank, New York.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

When President Roosevelt an-
uouuced his intention not CD Doe q
candidate to succeed himself and
emphasized &c. by declaring that be
would not accept O nomination 81 it
were rendered him. Dee not only a-
Weakened the admiration of the poo-
pile oft this country. but he attracted
thc attention or the civilized world.
The effect of this far-soeDg ate
uude was immediately ueumlized
by his openly admitted attempt to-
name his own successor. instead of
nermittng Che people of This coun-
try Co do &c. ~ his policies have
been or are to Doe endangered by Che
candidates now aspiring to the oi-
uce. it would have been far better
to have pursued q policy OF climina-
uon rather than by adhcring 20 q
rule OF designation.
The able Secretary of War. Judge
William H. Taft is now finding the
support of the administration more
OF "a handicap than q benefit lie
has the field against him and he is
pointed out in tones of dcrision ass
the man who wears the Roosevelt
collar. Tie might wel ascertain the
enoct OF such q campaign hy confcrr-
ing with Congressman Burton of Oh
io. who ass yet bears upon his polit-
ical person. the scars of the recent
political conflict
President Roosevelt is now in the
embarrassing predicament of ospous-
ing the cause of candidate from
Ohio while antagonizing the candi-
dacy of a man from his own State.
Gov Hughes following seems deter
mined 90 force matters and every
man of prominence, whether he be
with the administration or anti add
ministration will be forced to de-
clare himself upon this all-impor-
tant question.
10 may DE we'll 20 state that as
the last recourse the Taft people in
New York can be the Cortelyou peo-
pie until the Republican National
Convention is reached and then they
will show their true colors. We
have always been Of the opinion that
President Roosevelt understood Sec
rotary Cortelyou and Secretary Cor
telyou understood the President.
If we were mistaken a very few
months will demonstrate the error
i'm this position.
Secretary Taft is the moon of the
Roosevelt sun. His light is bor-
rowed and his success can only be
assured by the ability of the distin-
guished occupant of the White
House to check the tide of popular
disapproval that has set in against
both Of them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

Celebrated Scientist and Inventor of
Inducements For Navigation.

Celebrated Scientist and Inventor of
Inducements FOR Navigation.
GLASGOW. Dec 1S.-I.ord Kelvin
the noted scientist. is dead here.
William Thomson. first Lord Kelvin.
was horn at Belfast. Ireland. June 26
1921. He WAS celebrated mathema-
tician and physicist and occupied the
chair of natural phil~ phy i'm Glasgow
university from 1856 to 1899 He was
knighted in 1866 and was created Bar
on Kelvin en- 1852
In the domains OF heat. electricity
and magnetism he was one of the
great Investigators of the century. He
invented number oC Instruments
used I'm navigation and deep sea ex-
ploration and took prominent part i'm
the laying of the first submarine cables
in the Atlantic.
For his efforts in behaf OF science
Lord Kelvin had been decorated many
times. having been grand officer OF
the Legion or Honor of France. "a
member of the rrussian order Pour le
Merite and commander of the order
OF King Leopold of Belgium He re-
ceived houors ALSO frol the Japanese
and other governments
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

IEHERAN. Dec. U.s.. The outbreak
against the shah here grows. The rc-
dictionaries have aseu possession of
and are now hoia.us the gun square
aud open places Boa thc Vicinity of the
palace, while the con~ututionaliStS to
the number of about 10000 have erect
ed barricades extending for miles
around She parliament buildings. The
latter are acting solely ou the deren-
sive aud iu an orderly manner The
rough elements are aiding the reac-
uonaries. and several murders and
some lootiug have occurred.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
REAR ADMIRAL EVANS.

came from Washington on the May
mower so that the president I'm his
capacity as commander I'm chief OF the
United States navy could review the
fleet and give the word of command
which has sent out the American ar
mazda on its cruise 10 the Pacific. As
the ships passed out 20 sea their last
farewells We're given them by the pres
ident. ON the deck OF the Navfloyver
he led the ships through the Virginia
capes. Then giving way TO the hagship
Connecticut as the double line OF six
teen ironclads set their course TO sea.
be viewed their departure Thus be-
gan what the president planned as
the supreme test OF the American M
w. The announced destination OF the
feet is San Francisco. but when and
where the cruise will ultimately end
seems as yet An unmatured plan for
the future.
When the yacht Mayhower steamed
into the midst of the anchored feet
early this morning she was saluted
from every side and found every shin
dressed in its gayest array Of bunting.
As soon as the presidential yacht drop
ped anchor Admiral Evans repaired
on board her, followed immediately
by all Dag and commanding officers, in
full dress uniform, to pay their fare
well respects to the president.
AT the reception on the quarterback
Of the Mayhower President Roosevelt
warmly greeted the four rear admirals
and the sixteen commanding officers OF
the feet as they climbed from dancing
launches up the starbOard gangway of
the yacht. He had a word of conf
dence and well wishing for all but
made no formal address.
The president felt the occasion did
not call for any such remarks. as the
cruise just undertaken is officially re-
Sarded as but detail OF naval train
ing.
To the secretary OF the navy the
president in rare good spirits. excIaim-
ing upon the beauty and grandeur of
the surrounding scene, said:
Did you ever see such n fleet and
such day2 Isn't it magnifcent4
Oughtn't we all TO feel proudY7 And
then the president had things TO saw
OF the enlisted men. "I tell Won our
enlisted men are everything. They are
perfectly bully, and they are up to
everything required OF them. This IS
indeed a great fleet and great dav"
After the officers left the Mavaover
and returned to their ships the feet
Immediately got under way in single
column. preceded by the Mayhower to
the horseshoe of Chesapeake bay. mid
way between the capes and Fort Mon
roe. where the review took place.
Rear Admirai Evans. who. next ia
Admiral Dewey, is the senior officer Of
the navy is commander ia chief OF the
heet ana also Is nomlnaily ia command
Of the first squadron AID first division
The four ships Of this division are the
Connecticut flagship. the Kansas, the
Vermont and the Louisiana.
The second division of the first
squadron consists OF four vessels. The
commander. Rear ADMIRAL William Ii.
Emory, HES his dag from the Georgia
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

Rev L. c. Jordan, D. D. Secre-
tary OF the Foreign Mission Board Of
the National Baptist Convention has
permitted himself 10 be drawn in a
discussion with the veteran editor
and publisher Rev. w. ]. White. d.
d. of the Augusta. Ga. Baptist He
publishes his defense" in a recent
issue of the National Baptist Union.
In our opinion, he needed no de-
Tense All he should nave said was
that neither he nor the board had
any money 10 pay for the publica-
lions in question and that would or
should have ended the matter Rev.
DR. Jordan knows Of the troubles of
the average newspaper man. He can
suspect DR.. Whites trouble. for Dr.
Jordan is a newspaper man himself
When 80 comes 10 hustling Rev. DR.
Jordan is a wonder and when it
comes 10 getting something for moth
ing he is past master at the bust
ness. Let us have peace.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Actuated by
a mysterious motive which the police
are endeavoring TO solve, Bernard Wal
lace, twenty-four years old. Of 769 JEFF
ferson avenue, Brooklyn, last evening
shot and killed Miss Elsie Kerlels,
twenty years old. a telephone operator.
whose home was in 1477 Bushwick
avenue. Then Wallace put the muzzle
OF the pistol in his own mouth and
sent a bullet into his brain. The dou-
bic crime was committed in a taxime-
ter cab at Fulton street and Eastern
parkway, Brooklyn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

Upon this S,a,c..-1.it I ann entirely con-
tent TO leave the people 10 draw thei.
own conclusions Regarding such ru-
mors as those 10 which Z have re-
ferred III i'm The future 1 shall decide
TO Doe candidate for any o1ice I shall
be prepared To- say SO frau6ly and
state the grounds upon which / ask
FOR support. Ia the meantime / shall
try. as I have tried in The past. to CON
duct the treasury department for the
benefit of the people OF The whole
country and absolutely without regard
60 whether amy action / may take i'm
the line of my duty may adversely
affect my personal or political wei
fare -