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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-05

doorbell of Chief Elk or any other King
Halt up.' cry some personal voice at
my shoulder-blade with National Guard
expression I drop out from bisickle,
thank you, because one Blue Soldier are
there attempting to shoot me with q
bayonut
who go there?" he require earnestly.
please. Mr.. Sir, l are a Japanese AM
bassador.' I report deceptively.
Are you Ambassador Hayashi?" he
require.
"Ah no." 1 Suggest with Samural
pride. Il are Ambassador Hashimura."
What you wish-say to Pres. Taft when
you do?" he say-out
mot sure. please I reproach. II are
less familiar with Kings. so how could
be sure what talk to say?' Maybe l shall
think of something brite during hand
clasp with this great man."
pass away" dement, this Soldier dis
gustly. So I approach to door where
Hon. Niger Butler seized my bisickle
with great chivalry and bounced me to
the Baggage Room where Hon. Taft were
holding Cabinet meeting, packing
trunks & tending to other publick bust
ness. Great rumpage confusion every
where's.
The Secs. of War & Navy, 3 Army
Officers & Hon. Frank Carpenter was
setting on the lid Of hui black trunk
which refused to shut up because it once
belong to Hon. Roosevelt and understood
his ways best Sec Philander P. Knocks
sat in a corner painting following LABEL
on cracker-box.
SPEECHES
KEEP WARM
DO NOT OPEN BEFORE SEATTLE,"
In the center of this panderoniunn, like
calm whale In a troubled sea, stood the
grandest figure in America Tightening his
belt around his magnificent chest.
promenade to him timidly making many
beautiful mods with my stomach.
30 Hon. and Serene Taft" I commute,
81 know you intimately by your toto"
II am less acquainted with yours" he
say for candied truth.
Il am not surprise by this, because
all Kings is habitually ignorant).
81 came please" I say further. ito
make you a Japanese interview. so you
might get your name in all newspapers"
Hon. Taft give me a Smile for this
That Smile. Mr. Editor. are the most
wonderful scenery 1 have seen in Amer
lea. 1t are not so broad as Mrs. Sippi
River nor so splashy as Niagars Falls.
But It are more difficult to do than either
OF them famous works.
X
Senator Aldrich got a Smile like a
furry in Wall Street; Hon. Roosevelt got
a Smile like local explosion: but Hon.
Taft got smile like a General Weather
Condition. This laughing exercise start
with his moustache and work rapidly
both ways; it work upwards till it curl
around his nose. smother his eyes and
crackle among his hair; 1t work down
wards till 1t roll over seven rows OF chin
& disappear in his collar. How few faces
could wear that smile-not because they
are unhappy. but because they got less
material to work with.
20 thanks SO many. Mr.. Sir I say
when we have finished who could help
being President with such talents?"
"A smile are almost the first thing a
Famous Man gets when he goes into
business. 1t cost nothink to keep Smile
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06

Misli 81 pa6. da je modrost $ kor-
Gem zajemal.
ko je videl, da vsled te denun-
cijacije nj avanziral, kot .ie pri-
cakoval, pobral je sila in kopita.
Maj gre kamor hoce in mai bode
kjer hoce. Nekaj ie gotovo: po-
vsod Sc bode dobil Glovek. kteri
bode dajal takim tiGkom vetra.
Kapitalisti imajo ma jedni strant
radi take neznacajneze, pc drug
pa zopet ne. Maj bode clovek Sc
TAX kapitalist, nekai .ie gotovo, da
neznatajneza in denuncijanta
vsak z%anicuje.
Pa kaj hoGemo. KakorSen il
mojSter, tax je %uGenec. kajnc mr.
konda. Der groeSSte Schuft inn
ganzen Land. isl und bleibt dci
DenunZiant.
Frank Saws.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
Oregon City. Ore.
Drag Proletarec -

~ -,
Dragi Proletarec:
Gotovo je .da ina vsak narod
svoje delavske Juleze. pinkerton-
&c. in Skabe. toda mogoGe nj nj
kjer t0liko te vrste zalege, kakor
ravno med naSim narodom. To
nam zopet potrjuje sledeci stu
caj.
Pri mas imamo nekega fanta.
kteri hi ne bill sploh nikdar videl
Amerike, ko hi he bill incl JAZZ do
brcga srca. NZdrZaval sem ga Sc,
kc je bill Ze Y Ameriki. Inan pa
lc dotiGni FAINT. da ina H. cd ne
kdaj tisto bolezen. ktero tako po-
gosto najdemo pri beracih. Potem
Je prlSel ma zapad in je vedno zdi-
hoval. tako. da sen mu zopct ne
kaj popuStil. Dokler je bill lacen,
Je bill all right. ko Sc je pa malo
preobjedel. je pa ze za6el dclavce
d|enuncirati pri tovarniSkih bosih.
Ma Ia nacin je sprawl wee DELAY
ccv oh kruh. kar lahko potrdiio
bratje Struznik. Toda nobenega
bl ne bill tako rad sprawl oh
kruh. kakor mene-menda Zato.
ker sen mu toliko pomagal. Ker
pa Sc ie tovarniSki nadzornik Mr..
>. [. Polanc samo Smejal njego-
vim proSnjam. mai me kvitajo. nj
Seveda mic opravil. Xato 81 ie H.
miSlil novo sredStvo. Navezal ie
nekaj Stevilk Proletarca in haidi
/ mimi do prvega nadzornika w.
II. Shinna, ceS. da 81 upam V Pro-
letarcu napadati gospode kapita-
liste. Cd imenovanega gospoda
Je sci do ravnatelia y. r. Langa.
kteri je zajedno tudi podpredsed-
mix te kompanijc in ktcri ie bill
tedaj has tukaj.
ker je pa znano. da Una imeno-
vana rojaska zgaga lie par besedij
anglescine. Sc ne We. kaj je vse
nakvasil. Gotovo ie lie to. da je
priSel ukaz ma Pollanca. mai Sc o.
sebno prepriGa, &c jc res V tovar-
nj neka organizovana banda. kite
IA hi napadla bose V sluGaiu
strajka. Dobil sem cd tovarniSkih
gospodov tudi ukaz. da cc hoGem
Sc pri Nth ostati, da ne smem no.
bene crke wee napisati niti go
voriti V saloonu VI. Justina.
Ampak S tenn predlogom ne bo-
dc mic. JAZZ 81 ne pustim cd nobe-
mega kapitalista ukazovati. kai
smem pisati in govoriti. RajSi po-
berem sila in kopita. pa grem-sai
Je svet velik. RevGek me ie de-
nunciral in kOmaj We, kai della.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06

ktere je odslovila, lahko V druga
diva rova, kjer St Sc della - A
ker delavci MISC organizovani. Sc
della Z mimi kot sc poljubi delo-
dajalcem. Tako bodo zdai brez
della stikali in Gakali. kdaj Jill 10
pet vzprejme kapital da Jill bode
izzemal. Xato ne svetujem roja-
kom. da hi sen hodili IA delom.
Naznanjam tudi. da imamo tn
kaj diva druStva BratStvo ST. q
SNIP. in pa hralno druStvo Mia
di Nrh. ktero je zajedno tudi pew
Sko druStvo. lmeli Smo seie pri
br. .Juliju Lesjaku in vse smo j.
nell Y %najlepSem redu. Toda ne
sreca nikdar ne poGiva. PriSel je
pozar in zgorelo nam je vse. ST.
Ger Smo bill zavarovani, II imamo
ySejedno doSti Skodc. Igorel nam
je tudi %glaSovir, tako, la smo lao
rail- prenehati "a nekaj casa : pew
Skimi vajami.
Porocati imam tuIi Sc boil Ia
loStne veSti. Dnc II. marca smo
pokopali Frank GaliGica. Star je
bill ~ let. NraGal Sc je cd svojih
p%rijateljev domov. kjer ie padel
in Sc tako poSkodoval. Prepeljali
SO ga Y bolnico. Il "a zdravniki
MISC mogli wee reSiti. Pokojnik je
bill dober elan druStva ST. g..
Drug zaloSten dogodek. Premi-
null je MANFRED IA vedno Frank
Dermota dine %. marca, V StaroSti
30 let. Pokojnik jc bill tajnik dru-
silva Bratstvo 81. i in tudi bral-
mega druStva Mladi vrh. Bill je
vnet IA napredck in SploSno pri-
.ljubljen. PreSkrbeli Smo jima lep
pogreb. kterega Sc je udelezilo
DruStvo BratStvo st. Is SNP.J. pol
n%oStevilno in pa Sc diva druga
druStva IL Federal, Pa. in pa IL
Burdine, Pa. l. zaStavami. Pevci
80 Lapell V Laun1e Slo\o pou Nou-
Stvom Adolfa PleterSeka. Ia obc-
ma pogrebama je Slo toliko liu-
dill - da niSmo IL dolgo videli
takega vzporeda. Bod jima zem-
ljica lahka.
Frank Galicic zapuSca tukai
diva brata. Y Starem kraju pa je-
dino SeStro. Frank Dermota zapuS-
ca tukaj mater in Stir bratc. Y
Starem kraju pa jeduo ScStro.
PriporoGam rojakom. da Sc o.
klenejo SlovenSke Narodne pod
porne Jednote. kaiti ona Skrbi V
vSeh slucajih IA Svoje brate. Tebi.
PrOletarec. pa zelim. da bi kmalu
izhajal ma ; Straneh. j. II.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
Morgan. Pa.

Morgan. Pa.
.Cenjeno uredniStvo Proletarca. -
Dovolite mi malo prostora. sal
Sc lie poredkoma kaj sliSi il ma
Sc naselbine. Veselega nj seveda
mic. Il delom gre zelo slabo. Res
Je Steer, da je tukaj veliko pre-
mogovih rovov, toda veCina cd
ten so zaprti IA nedoloGen cas-. A
tudi pr tistih. k.jer Sc della. nj We
hko zasluzka, ker Sc della le DO
par dnij V tednu. Kdor ina dru-
Zinc, niti shajati ne more. pa mai
Sc tako skromnO zivi. V nekem -
seveda ne delavskem listu sem 6i-
tai, da so tukaj bOljSi 6asi. a kot
sprevidite IL moth vrstic, nj res
MICA. Ravno proficient teden so
zopet odslovili tristo delavcev. ker
so row zaprli. Tista druzba ina V
listen kraju Sc tri rove. izmed kite
rib je jeden re zaprt. Vendar pa
bi bila druzba pOslala delavce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
Listu v podporo.

Listu v podporo.
Y Clevelandu 50 darovali: Ce-
leStin BcrSnjak - ct, Matija De
belak p ct. Mrs. karmina Korce
% ct, John SAFE 10 ct, Aug. Kuz-
mix 10 ct. Frank Peterca 10 ct.
Peter PikS > ct. Nevemkdo IL
ct, Neimenovan p ct. John la
letel- ker sem dobil zc tretjega
Sina - ct. +. G.. - da hi dobil
drugo leto zazelieno hGerko ! ct.
~. Levar - ker ic vesela druz-
ba 25ct.. Kcr SO Y Krvavi noel
naStopile najboliSe moci > ct. ker
je l.. Zupan Il. p. Aiej! ) ct, ker
je bill Same 5. r. widen drugo pa
ne > ct. ker Jill drazi Sokol i'm
Triglav > ct. V. X. ker Smo imeli
priliko Width prvega ucenjaka >
ct. Polka Y. Falba L dolgim ime-
nom 10 ct. Da Sc kupi chicaSke-
mu beracu piSker. kadar pride 10
pet solze pretakat sem - p ct.
j. X. agent bcracenia IA NJ. X.
preostanek p ct. j. VI. ker X. ne
ruje prot .Jednoti ampak ina
Svoio ZVeZo 30 ct. Cd NJ. Nelikon-
da imenovan n~eizveIban predsed-
mix Nadzornega odbora druStva
Naprej - ct. r. Prevo - ker
sem Sc podpisal ma protestno listo
: ne vedoc zakaj 10 ct. Fran
ce L ccmentno kuto 10: John Err
zen 10 ct. p%reostanek cd $4,000.
p ct.
Po Sodr. Leo Junku il Calume-
Ia %poSlanih: Leo Junko 40 ct. A:
JOS. klemcnc - ct: Frank Sche-
ringer - ct. Jos. Sunich Bal
tie % ct: Frank Rus - ct; Pc
ter Fugina ~ ct: Jakob Straus
% ct; Anton Lukanic 30 ct: An
ton NerScaj - ct. John Madusi
- ct. Stef. Nertin 81. - John
Dajchman p ct; Miha Barich -
ct. Geo. krall - ct; Egidii Sal
mich p ct: John Krall - Ct;
John Popovich - ct. Jos. Hoce-
var % ct. Adolf Hocevar - ct. I.
Frank Japic 30 ct: Neimenovan
p ct. Frank LeSar p ct.
SlovcnSki SociialiSticni klub 81.
10. = Aurori. ILL.,. $l10.
Pc Jos. Pajku IL Morgan. Pa.
Darovano: Jos. Pajk 80 Ct:
Louis Glazar 30 ct: Andrei DR.
mota p ct. Frank MiklavGic 10
ct. John Jan - ct: Frank Rap
sci % ct. Anton Haupman % ct;
Anton Hauptman - ct: Lovro
kavcic - ct: Jakob Drmota 10
ct. -
Po sodr. Frank SavSu IL Ore
gon City Ore: Ivan Iakelj. ker
Sc ma G.. :. ne bodem veG %naroGil
pa ce Sc ma glavo p~oStavijo -
% ct. Frank Saws, ker ie ohio
kani liberalizcm Y Oregon City
propadel 30 ct: in Frank Saws -
cc hi hotel biti X. moi vodiIteli-
goSpod bodite no, sal bonn prideml
80 ct.
Ne moreno 81 kai. da hi ST. ne.
zahvalili pozrtvovalnim nabiral-
Gem i'm darovalcem. Dokler bono
lmeli tako zavedne liudi Y nash
vrstah, jc tudi .napredek zagotov-
Lien. Iiveli darovalci - da hi
dobili dosti poSnemovalccv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
Listnica ~urednistva.

Josip NJ. Newark. y. j.. Ne re
cemo. da nj vaSa miSel dobra. in le
Skoda, da bode najbrze ostalo Sa-
me pri lepi miSli. Nj ne izrecemo
Ia sedaj naSega mncnja, ker nam
niste povedali ne nacrta ne oseb.
ktere sodelujejo pri ustanovitvi
druzbe "a naSelnike. Tudi ne We
mo, ce gre ia miscl IL pravih rok,
ker jo rodi zveza. ktera goji naci-
Jonalizem. kteri gre pri mas V IT,
sto vrsto kot klerikalizem.
kadar zvcmo vSe podrobnoSti,
potem re povemo svoje mnenje.
PriporoGali pa hi IA tiste kraje
pred vSem SocijalistiGne klube.
kteri maj bi vzgoievali zavedne So
cijaliste da hi ne bib Indie enkrat
tako. drugiG tako.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06
DOPISI.

NeGkrat sem ze kaj mislil ma
pisati IA mas list ''Proletarec" in
mislim, da imam tudi dobre misli,
ampak roka je preokorna. vajena
tezkega della. ne pa pereSa. Pred
vsem povem. da mi Sc cudno vidi,
kako je to. da je med naSimi
liudmi tako malo zavesti, da ne
podpirajo dovolj list. kteri Sc bori
Ia njihove koristi in kteri je yes
MIN poSvecen. Ravno zadnie me-
Sece Sc le zapazilo. da bi bill
kmalu oh naSega Proletarca ko bi
lie bilo pOzrtvovalnih sodrugov V
Chicago. kteri storijo vse. da
ohranijo list. I.judje pc Ameriki
berejo to pa 81 misliio k veciem :
to je pa res lepo. Ampak to ie
tudi vse, kar ~napraviio raven ma
lih izjem. Da hi pa kdo napravil
kak korak ali pomagal ; par ma
rocniki, tegd pa ne.
Sodrugi pc Ameriki. ali res spi-
te! Ali res hocete. da lei vse bre-
me ma ramah nekterih oseb. ktere
Sc bore IA mas, "a bodoGnost naSih
otrok, da ne bodo tako brezpravni
kot IN mi?
Nj je Masculine. kjer hi ne bilo
zavednega sodruga. Tczko delajo.
kot delam tezko JAZZ ampak vsei-
Jedno Jim ostane nekaj casa. KITE
rega maj bi porabili IA agitaciio.
Cd hiSe do hiSe. cd cloveka do clo-
vel.a. pOvejte mu. kdo in kai lie
Proletarec. in Ge Sc lie zaveda svo-
Jega delavSkega stanu. bode pod
plral list, kteri Sc bOri Ia niegovo
dobro. Ne mislite. da ste $ tenn ze
napravili svoio dolznost. da innate
VI list In da ga precitate i'm da
pravlte, to je pa res tako. Doll
most vsakega sodruga je. da Sri
hst IN z nJim stanovsko Zavest.
Preprican sem, ce hi Jill polovico
napravilo svojo dolznost. pa bi
list izhajal lahko dvakrat ma te-
den.
In V to moramo tudi delovati
vsak pc svojih moGeh. Zrtvujmo
vsak teden jedno uro V dober
namen - in doSezeno DO kmalu DO
cemur hrepenimo vsi. da bi list
Proletarec izhajal po dvakrat ma
teden.
&c st vse BESIDE zastoni. Sc bo-
dem oglasil in pc imenu poklical
vse tlSte, o kterih VEN. da so do
brl sodrugi. Vendar pa mislim. da
mn tega ne BIO potreba in upam.
Ola bodo te v%rstice dosegIe tisto.
kar zelim.
SocijaliStiGni pozdrav vsem So
drugom.
John Puck.
(Opomba uredniStva. UvaIo
YAM IA odkrite besede in kar ie Sc
wee vredno IA move naroGnike. Ko
bl incl nekaj tako delavnih lin-
diJ kot ste vi, pa bi Sc vase besede
spolnile. Ziveli.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-06

Podpirajte socialisticno Case
pisje! Narocajte, citajte in sirite
'Proletarca'! Priporocajte hrvat-
skim delavcem 'Radni6ko Straxo,.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
WILLIAM H. GILL
SOLVES PICTURES
Calvert Street Man Is Award
ed First Prize by
The Times.

Here are the winner IN Mrs. Browns
Puzzle Pictures, %rSnning in The Times
from August % to August %:
First prize, Sl250, awarded 70 William
II. Gill. 1925 Calvert street north west.
Second prize. $3.50. 70 Mrs. Mamie F..
Polk. Bethesda, Nd.
Third prize. 5000, to Edythe g. Hart
1862 Oak street
II was a great contest, and in round
number 1000 persons Tried to solve Mrs.
Browns mysterious pictures, each OF
which represented in Tebus form some
advertisement or pares Of advertisement
In the classified department of The
Times.
The Classified Man, to whom the solu-
tions were sent. had his hands full. and
up to the worry momen OF closing. 6
O'Clock last evening, the replies con-
tinued TO pour in upon him. Mrs.
Browns pictures proved to be the seven
mysteries OF the town. and the CLASH
fed ads were read and re-read on the
still hunt for the solution that would
bring down the prize money.
Everybody couldn't be a winner. There
are scores. however. who deserve credit
for the neatness of their solutions and
the apparent care and study given the
contest. People Of all classes were
represented in the Classified Mans mail
and the general excellence OF the puzzle
solving work Of the contestants was
gratifying.
n rivalry was ore of friepdliness
and there were instances where mem
bers OF the same family sent in difTer
ent solutions and the %neighbor across
the street sent in stll another. Mrs.
Brown had them all guessing.
I'm rather old to be reading the
closer print of the classified advertise
ments. wrote a contestant who wi
IDENTIFY had seen his three score and ten,
but this is the way ! gee IL through my
glasses And he was a pretty fair
guesser at that.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
THROWN FROM TRAIN,
SUES FOR DAMAGES
Woman Wants S20,-
600 for Alleged Injuries by
Fall From Pullman.

Injuries she declares she received
when she was thrown through the door
Of a Pullman car which was improperly
fastened, IS made the basis or a suit
for $4,000 damages placed on file today
by Sallie Sayers, OF Pocohontas, Va,
through Attorney =. Hilton Jackson.
The woman IN bringing suit against
the Southern railroad, declares that she
boarded a Southern train at the Union
Station here May &. 1908. She says that
she was directed 70 step aboard the
Pullman car by an empinye Of the
Southern Company. who told her that
she would not have time 10 walk 20 the
Gay coaches, passage on which her
ticket allowed her.
She says that while walking through
the Pullman coaches TO get 70 the day
coach, A Iurch o; the train threw her
against the door Of the coach and she
was hurled to the bed tunuel through
which the train was passing.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
PLANS ACCEPTED (
FOR HOME OF ELKS
Wagner & Hamilton Success
full Architects of Building
in Alexandria.

Plans for the new home for the Alex
andria Lodge, No. 75S. B. Z. O. Elks.
have been awarded TO Wagner & Hamil-
ton. architects. The building will be
erected on the lot east Of the present
home Of Alexandria Lodge, on Prince
street, near Royal street.
The building Will be OF brick. two
stories in height. with stone trimmings.
In the basement Of the. building will be
q r~athskeller. 50X90 feet. Card rooms,
buffet, billiard and pool rooms. bath
rooms viii be contained in the building
On the first floor viii be located the
reception han. library. ladies' parlOr,
s~ecretary's office. and auditorium,
which win nave a, seating capacity Of
800. In the auditorium will Sc a Stage
on the second, or top. Goor OF the
building viii b. the lodge room. which
Nill be equipped with I'll the necessary
anterooms, COMMITTEES rooms. etc.
The building viii cost about so, ZOO.
The architects are ". +. Wagner. Of
Washington. n William r Hamil-
ton, of Alexandria.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

Private F. A. Waters. Fourth to the
Eleventh.
Private s, 2. K-1eiudienst, second to
the Fourth.
Private J. J.. Tamon. Fourth to the
Eleventh.
Private Ruby Downs. Fifth 70 the
Private F. ". Dudley. Eighth to the
Fifth
Private d. Crouch. Eighth to the
Fourth.
Private William J. Balster. Third 10
the Eighth.
Joseph o.. Moseby. appointed, 10 take
effect the second instant
The following were cited 10 appear be-
fore the retiring board:
Sergeant G. a. Stevens.
Private James Frank.
Private .. J. Garvey.
Private r. w. Walker.
Private F.. w. HaCkett.
Private J. c.. Dunn.
Private w. s. Wilson.
Private w. Z. Allen.
Private N. J.. Jackson.
Private r. II. Cas-
a persistent rumor in police circles for
the last few days that a captain is 20
he retired in the near future was de-
MED at headquarters this morning.
Major Sylvester could not be seen at his
office. but other officers OF the depart
ment said they understood that no more
sweeping changes are to be made at
present.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
CHARGED WITH THEFT
OF REGISTERED MAIL
Assistant Postmaster at Gallant
Green, Nd, Arrested by Pos
tai Inspectors.

John r. Harrison, inspector in charge
Of the washington division Of the Post
office Department, his morning re-
ceived a telegram from Inspectors J. B.
Robertson and J.. c. Rooms. in which he
was advised OF the arrest Of George W.
Carroll. jr., assistant postmaster at Cal
liant Green, Nd, on the charge Of hay
ing rified registered mail in transit.
The department recently has been in
formed that registers TO and from
B~rya3town, a postOfhce close 70 Gallant
Green. ave been rided-
Carroll was taken 10 Baltimore for q
preliminary hearing before the United
states Commissioner.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
BURNED STEAMER
BEING ~OVERHAULED

LONDON. Sept. 1.-The Atlantic
| Transport Line steamer Minneapolis f.
undergoing a thorough ~overhauling to
dav to ascertain tho extent OF a four
days FIRE at sea In the forward bay Of
the vessel
II was a s~moldering fire and many OF
the passengers did not learn Of II until
the vessels arrival at Tilbury For
twelve hours the steamer Vaderland
stood by the Minneapolis TO render aid
in case Of necessity.
The Vaderland was appTised OF the
Minneapolis condition by wireless mes
sage.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

The congregation of IuIr1anueI Euth-
eran Church has elected the Rev. MT.
Ruhling. of Buffalo. N. Y, to the pas
torate.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
Officers and Privates Are
Transferred by Major
Sylvester.
LIST INCLUDES
SIX SERGEANTS
Pawn Inspector M. R. Muller Is
Relieved From Post at
Headquarters.

A general transfer and change of Of
hcers and privates IN every police pre-
.cinct IN the District was made this
morning by Major Sylvester.
The shake-up is the biggest that has
been made In the department for years.
and while no reason is assigned for
eny Of the changes. Il is said Major
Sylvester believes the transfers will
have a tendency 70 promote the efhci-
ency Of the force.
Six sergeants are transferred TO other
precincts, but no higher officers are
affected by the order. Sergt. c.. A.
Stevens and min privates are cited By
the order 70 appear before the retiring
board tomorrow. and a number OF
changes are made IN the mounted and
bicycle squads.
Muller Relieved.
Michael r. Muller. formerly a Central
Office detective and later detailed as
pawn inspector, is relieved from duty
~ headquarters, where ne has been
for the last thirteen years, 10 patrol "A
beat ia the Second precinct Bicycle
Policeman o. H Coffin is made pawn
~inspector.
The office OF pawn inspector is re-
ENt0fN a. UAlt U AANt iANhA important III
the department. and the fact That
Muller had been relieved Of the work
came as a big surprise 10 the other men
81 headquarters. POLICEMAN Cofin has
one OF the best records of any private
made purely on merit.
Following is a complete list OF the
Transfers and changes. which bCcame
effective at s O'Clock this morning:
The Changes.
Sergt. J. A. Boyce from the Second to
fhe Tenth precinct.
Second.
station Clerk F. H. Holmes. Fourth
20 the Eighth.
station Clerk G. ". Sellers. Eighth to
sergt, /. J.. ston. Eighth to the Tenth.
Sergt. j. H. Luton, Tenth to the
sergt. J. NJ. Walsh. Ninth to the
sergt. James Kramer, Eighth to the
sergt. D. T. DUNCAN. Eighth to the
sergt. ]. j. whaien. Second to the
Eighth.
Private J. c. Bum. First to the Fifth
Private D. c. Hayes, Fifth to he
Private Robert Morris. detailed 10 the
Washington Asylum, d~lsmounted from
Bicycle.
Private J.. r. narrower Eleventh ,-a
rinct. mounted on bicycle. vice Morris,
and transferred TO the Tenth precinct.
Acting Sergeant T.. s. Lake. relieved
1rom duty as night Inspector. dismount-
ed from bicycle and assigned TO the
Fourth precinct.
Sergt. Walter Emerson, mounted on
bicycle and assigned to duty as night
Inspector.
Private J. J. Branzeli. Eleventh pre-
rtnct- dismounted from horse and as
signed TO duty in the Third precinct
Private J. A. Donovan, Fourth Dre-
cinct, mounted on horse. vice BranzeII.
end assigned TO the Eleventh precinct.
Eighth. NV
Private r. W. Jukes. Eighth 70 the
Fourth. ~ NV
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

The hunting season in Virginia opened
today and several local sportsmen took
advantage OF it. Birds are very plenti-
full around Alexandra.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

The teachers and scholars OF the
Methodist Protestant Sunday school are
giving an excursion TO Marshall Hall
today