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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05
Oet anti=japanife
Sopforlla9.
Get neOitemmcs meO 48 nlOo %
Stemmer.


@ffer en- Ge6ot, Ser pareOe ira &l.
II i 6ornliOOags til ST. 6 / @fter=
uHOOqg forfaiteOe uosienblp~ mes
46 Stennler moo % q. 20. 0rems
5Orilag OH at forbp0e frellnle0e at
Gle 2anO California. 6oriIaget bar
9n0ret if6lge brGli0ent &ooIebelts
og Mtinilter 3ootS 6enItilling Ioo=
lebes, at 8eitenl1nelien QialOt aQe
frenrneOe rOen at tage IGrligt @en=
i'm til Sapanerne; men oQigeue[
rejlte 6Sr9ol05reglen en- iaQ0an
Strom al @}oOitan0, at set, Ienge
fer Scr. 9rem illttte0e 9cbatten, bar
flart, at 6orilaget piloe blipe ne0=
itetnt.
SSSlloDenoingen inloo BET por peIellt=
Iig, at oct pil0e 0ripe set nifo1te
Ell 8iQion Collars al frernneO So
pital uo al Staten og n1ltligpis
piloe bet for1tprre set ngrperenoe
penifobelige fonrmercieQe 6orbolO iii
Sapan
9e, Der it6tteoe 6orIlaget, bepoe-
oe, ct Staten par oberip6n1n1et al
briftige Sapanere, Der Qraopis op-
naat uroffelige Stillinger iom 2tnO=
ejerc og bpis 9fegering proper at
riffere California meo @enlDn til
SoDgipning.
Ser bolotes to ieniationeQe So
Ter On for, en- anOen irnoo 6or-
j / ;roltheps sienlhlDmen 95o6nion of
Sacronfstlto, tioli9ere y79rr5aez@7stlaesasss>; laeas>
tog / Sllttningen al fin Sole en- lDs-
boaret @ige paa 3 9[ar op tine
9lrme og erflere0e, at ban ofapori-
iere0e Bette 8arn / W1ooiatning til
oet iapanlfe Snoe / bore SSnItitu=
toner.
0}atbon 6. Sole al San 6runcis-
60, ser er paIgt ion 9(rbeioernes&an=
nioat, b9poe0e, at Grep5 6orllag
par / Stri0 me0 StotenS &oniti=
tuition og fjen0if imOO Screenings
arbel0et.
S tine 9(o6ningsbemerfninger !
W}orge5 iag0e 9tr. 9relu, at Der
oQereOe par 10000 SSaponere / Sta=
ten, al 6pilfe 0e fleIte 6op0e til66rt
Sen inpanife 9lrme % fltnOe I'll
fpl0e al 6ien0tli96e0er nO6iliiereS
pao ct 9je6lifS @arieG.
9fiAoro W}elroIe al 9(na6eim Ser
Gopoe iolnlet itntiItiife Splpsninger
in1o0 2open, erflereoe, at Ser tffe
bar mere ems $4,000 Sopanere /
California. 6on tole0e for @uOer=
nor 8illett, Spenfer Stanton og
anOre 2eOer begge 2egillaturenS
8ran6eS og raooe0e til fife at for
GoIte fig, ioo Stotans 9lrheiOer-&onl-
ui5i9r fltnOe bOl0e Solfet9lling
6lanDt Sapanerne. San n9gteoe
rent ub, at @rniioenten par frafal=
sen iin WfoOltan0.
Sgiua 9tepa0a er ct lignenOe on
ti=iopanif 2DDfnrllog frentme / &C.
cislatltren; men llOfal0et bill for
mooentlig 6er blipe iom @alifor-
ria. @upernpr Gicferion pilOe for
i'm perlonlige 9el gerne ie SSSapa=
nerne uoeluffeOe og OenL ber er,
neportereoe, men ban mener, Der
maa tages tilbprligt SeniDn til ben
feberale Staggering, og at ben Dil
raretage SSnteresierne | iaa Senieen=
&c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05
100 gSinombQcr neOalnit.

SOo @rope, Sa. ben 2. San. -
l(nOer SneItormen blGIte 100 Gin0=
mpller neO SOa County, og flere
Spejlglasrl0er / 8utiffer SSOa
@rope og 9lrtbur 6leO iprGngt ino.
&6bnlpnOene fif 0eres &are6e6ol0>
ninger ilemt 6eifaOiget al Sne.
s Grelton, Sa. anretteoe 8lelten
itor 20elGggelie. Sen Del al Oe
galnle SofomotiDremiie, lom bar
6lepet ltaaenOe, 0a Sc npe blep
bpgget, blGlte ne0, og 9ofontoti=
rerne, lom ltoO Oerinoe, ligger be-
gropet 9iuinerne. Saornet pou
Union GollntD Goltrt6us fal0t ne0,
os bet bapoe nGr pOelagt en- Del
al GonntpfGngllet. 8oGrnet paa
GDriltlan G6ltr6 ble1te ne0 % lig=
ger I'LL | Smaaitpffer. 5oget bleIts
al en- Del al Burlington 8unens
&GrflteOer. 9(Ge @prfIteberne moatte
lnffes en- Dag, 0a man life funoe
faa Sinlene til at gaa. Sefferion
fit lin Gel al 9Oelaggelien unoer
Sneltormen. Se itore Speilglos-
ruoer WtcGuGp Srotbers Sutif
blep iprengt in0, og 5neen feg ino
Spgningen. Sefferion See Cos
Spgning 6lep ltGrft beIfooiget; bele
Fooet blGIte of. Gen baqerIte Gel
At @rigbts 2eieTtaIo 6leo repet
Stpffer. Sraer bGeIte neo np1ten
ober belle Spen. Mange GSug(e fr6s
iRiel- Ofnn fonot Dem Giggenoe So
De poo @a6en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05

get 100000 6rc5.
G5aren bar 6enaa0et 73 %erloner,
Der Dnr 0pnlte til 0g0en eIer til
EDangsarbeiOe, me0 niloere Straffe.
G3oren 6nr gipet fit 5anttDffe til
at oo6ne Ell offentlig 5n0iomling til
2(nIfoffelie al Ell rusiiif 2uftifibs-
fioaOe.
6olife &oito1biSninger er op0o-
get @aris. Ge er forfer0ige0e al
npgle Gerioner, iom ct fnpttet til
9la0et go guerre iociale", og iont
/ Oerfor er an6ol0t.
G5orli1t. Wlel6ourne, 2. fSe6r. -
Gen britiife Ganper Glan Genal0
fprIi1te / @oar / 9tprbe0en al @0it6s-
burg og blep totnlt @rag. &optoinen
% 46 al @tanOIfobet omfont. Ge
fleite af 8eietningen bar 9[Iiater,
is al 8eietningen 6Geb re0oet.
S5orOifGto. Aferico gitp, 1. 6e6r.
- So lette S5or0rplteller for peret
frIt fer 266et al Sc ii01te 48 elmer
1 Here 8pgtinger ilog Wflirene 9feb=
FER, og onOre 8poninger If lette Se-
Ifo0igelier. W1onee Wfenneifer for
loO 8pen for at i6ge 5ifferbeo anoet
sleos.
| 9futi-Apilllas Ronfsrellse.
Ddt 2. 7yF>r->--.2 2eseess-----<qildRireoes
aonference, Der boloes poa lta:r- 8
Snitiotip, fanlnteltroa6te beru' /
Gog. W}an baaber, 0en bill no
fnroige en- &lon til &ontrol al Ser
nens Spiums6an0el. ltriteo States,
England, 6ronfrig, Spiflono, &ino,
&oQnn0, Sapan % SDrfiet 0eltager
/ &onferencen. 9e amerifanife De-
legater er 9t. 9fep. s. 5. 8rent,
epiIfopalif 8iifpp pea &6ilippil1erne;
81. 8. 8. Sellnep, Sefretpr be0
ser amerifonIfe 2egution / &efin
pg 9r. @rigbt ira @aIhington.
Tonana &anal / 8rug. Gonamn,
?. 6e6r. - Yacifif= 8oItOomperen
93elpport 6enptteOe Dag for f6rite
ngStille9opsin6Ieilingen til9ono=
len, ser ct uoD6et til 35 SOB. Sun
faa WfenneIfer oberpere0e 8aa0ens
9lfieiling. 9en fosloO 9offen, Oon=
peOe b6ire ON gtoa0en og plpjeOe
igennem Oen nDe &anal. Der gior=
0eS ingen Sta0s af nogen Slags beo
nenne forlte 8enpttel1e al &onalen.
9iamant=SpinOel. 6roaifmanOen
@enri sc Wfoine, hpis 8aaItanO, ON
at ban fltn0e lape 9tannanter, un0er=
faIteOes 9letsfor66r &ari5 ii0lte
Sonlner, er Ill 0pnlt til ii 9lars
Gugt6us. sc Wfnine unoflpeoe lige
fpr bet en0elige Sorb9r / bans Sag.
Sagen innp0 bam par balsret paa en-
9lnflage tn1oo 9am for at babe til
benOt Jig 8enge fra en- engelif 9ia-
mant-Wfine @ier un0er falif Sore
Gipen0e, iOet ban erflpreoe, at ban
flnOs fo6rifere 9iamanter.
Sperensfomit opnaaet. &onltan=
tinople, 2. 6eb. - Gen iiOIte bull
goriif=rltsitlfe &rigsifp forioanot /
Sag, oo @orten officielt fltnogior-
Sc, at Sen bapbe mootaget Huslanos
8il6uo ON at eftergipe $25,000,0O0
al 5prfiets gontle &rig5gelO til
&nslono moe 8ulgoriens Sfaoes=
erItatning til Sprfiet for Sa6et al
Sen 61trlr1neIiIfe Sern6one. 8uGgorien
pil ioa betale 9fuslonO Oe $16,400,-
600, iomt set tilb6b Sprfiet / Sfo-
oeSerItotning. GusGano taber $8,-
100000 pes 6enne Sronsdftion
ltn0er 8. Gebr. nel6es otter fra
aonTtal1tinopeL at gTtrig bar BE-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05
18. Mar0.

/ pltHllY2Hlllllller IeDTI Pd1d]d --
bperfen tOntnle frem paa 9eDiitons-
fonferencen eQer blipe forban0let
meQem Sprfiet % GrufenlanO.
SerOenSuOitiIlingen 8rpsIel
1910. Oct Oanife Sn0enrig8mini-
iteriltm bar 6eifitfet S5nnu1trifore-
ningenS llOpalg for frenlnle0e l10-
ltiQinger, O'@rr. Gireftgr Q. 9es-
jan, 6ormonO, @of-0eforQtionsma-
ler Gilb &onien, @of-Bionoforte-
fabrifont 9(rel 81. GtpQer og 0iref=
TOR Carl 9fa6en til &ommisIerer
tGr 9anmarf5 8e0fon11nen0e pe0
&er0enSlOItiQingen / 8rDsIel 1910.
&nmniSiariatet5 9ontor ct / SSSn-
n1lItrtforeningen, boor ale Splps=
ninger peOrgren0e ll0ltillinqen fuas
/ Sefretoriatet.
Stocf6olnts 8orgnleIter i10mel-
Ter Jig Soctaloemofratiet. - Stocf-
bolnt 80. Sonuar. - 9orgn1eIter
| Stocfbolm 8. 81. 2ino6agen, Ser
er WfeOlem al 9figS0agens 2. Sam
n1er fra Stocfboln1s 2. &ulqfre0s,
bar if6lge uSociuI0entofraten~ in0-
melOt Jig / uStocfboIni5 9lrbeioer-
frmnll1ne" og oeltog 9lfes / Sen
Iccialoemofratiffe 9figsoogsgrgppes
D}6Oe, bbor ban hlep bnot Gelfpm-
men af @rltppens Sornano, 93eogf-
tor @i 8rqilting. xa uv.s
l-eas a,1iie5d aoOa soraere halos iornrlen,
S"ltNS
2l'elOing 5liciHol Oiu Bort of
Spain bar Sn0enrIgstninliter Senor
9llcalttara inltrueret @eneralaOo9-
tCten til at anlegae Sag ben fp-
perole 5tet iHloO forbenpe. noe Pre-
1lrent @altro paa 9lnflaJe for at
Dape iagt Blaner til at inign1pr0e
%rGii0ent Sole .. @ome5.
W}inilter 9llcontaras Wie00elelle
til @eneralaODototen leOiageOes al
Ell itor 8unfe Oofumentariite 8e-
Oiier. 0tiniiteren flyer:
u0Ofltmenterne Diier, at Oenne,
iorte SanunenipergelIe, ner lDfte-
ligpis forpurreOes peO ben oper-
legne @}agiltrats 9lan0snprperelie,
bar en- '6plge al Stlifpn0elIer, 9faao
% Sr0er fra Yr9ii0ent Goitro.
S @enbol0 til &onltitutionens
9lrt. 95, Ser gioer SEN f6oerale 9fet
S9Surisoiftion oper for 0enne 9ln-
tlage, forOrer bette @fil1iiteriltr1 at
Ser tages SfriOt til no0penoig Gets-
unOerlggelie."
@inar 9RitfeIiens @loner. - Sra
0mmnrf me0oeles ON ,&aptoin 81
nar 0}itfeliells gfspeOition til Sui
nea, at @lanen enonu life er fait-
iiaaet Gnfeltbe0erne. W}iffellen, Ser
| nogen SiO bar opbolOt iig / SOL
JonO / 9lnleOning al 9ieiien, pil faa
al ntlllig 8iitunO ira 0e bouan0lfe
lfpn0igbeOer. S 2pbet al nog[e
fda Gage afreher W1iftelien poa en-
'6Gnif Camper fra 9lntnerpen til
9otapia. Den @gn, ban bill n0for-
lfe, er life beboet al 6pioe, men Ser
u9ienOes al % til 0filitprsfspe6i-
tirner fra 9atapia 0ertil for at lis
/, rife zen. @leo ierlig SillaoelIe
al ben bol(onOIfe 9iegeri!1J pil Sap
tnjn Whffelien oeltage en- al oisie
Gf3pe0itioner og bill iaa mart lom
lnuligt ufgau til SpOfpIter nj boil
IanOit 9}p Guineo 9et egentIige
Gornool neo @fSpeoitionen er at
uHforIfe ben norOlige Del af oenne
Ggn, men WtiffeIien bil fsr1t OBJ
EplOe Zig nogen Sio paa 5pofpIten.
Otter 9lfilutningen of bette ino,
GeOenbe 9lrbeioe, Ser bentes at bile
pare ct 9lar, bill @tiffeGIen ltoar6ei0e
en- @lon for ltnoeri6geGIelt al oen
tnrbliqs 0el. @sIe gf; 3e0itionen
7 lHoi0rligpis pnre ca. , 9lar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05
Sra 5tormen.
ltOejret uar iGrlig ilem SOlua,
st SOg paa Milluanfcc-Sanem
lp6cr al Spurct.

@inona, 0tinn. Sen 2. 6e6r. -
%a5iogertog gar. % pau Soltt6ern
0}inneiOta 2lfOelingen ii @iilmaufee
8unet iom bap0e pGrst laDnet /
pper tire Gage, blcp en0eliq fun0et.
Otter at set 6op0e ltartet @aor ST.
termi0Oig gif set al Sporet paa en-
<rOe peO YeGom 9altfS. ire W}il
ira N1tibfor0. st 2ofomotip, Sag
gogeoognen &oItDognen % Gognene
me0 9fa9efltpeerne fal0t ne0 / 9}oot
HiDer, bppr Gon0et ct 10 sos 0D6t.
10 W}enneifer fom til Sfo0e. Set
fol0e 8o0 9}oot 9lioer 6Quoe eli
ifo0elig &irfning poa eli beG Gel
al Dem, iom foI0t / 5lo0en. @n Del
af Oe &n5iagerer, ion 6oo6e ii00et
| Eoget li0en' 6reoog bIeo Ien0t til
OcreS @eItennelieS1te0er nle0 ct ON
0et Sog. 9(Qe bar inli0Gerti0 eniqe
en- at Sc bap0e bnft nof at IpiIe
rg 6np0e boft Set go6t og burnt.
GoQfoIfene 6erin1o0 6ob0e or6eioet
GO Siner u0en W1o6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05
Tlere SUg iaumes,

San6orn, Wtinn. sen 2. 6ebr. -
Sneen ligger otte 500 paa 9tortb
@eItern 8anen. Spor Der peO 5an-
born. SelefonIinierne ct faloen ne0
meO cen llnOtagelie, og 0erpeO BIZ
her mani forbinOret pep Stationerne
/ ct FIRE fra oo iabHes.c Sos. 6enr
Sog iabnes paa gtort6 @eItern 9a-
nen mellem @otertown og @arp.
Gre al Be iapne0e Sog Ifal pere
&osIogertog; men 0a Gasiogertra-
fiffen er ubetpOelig paa otllne 9lars=
tio, trpr man, at 0et 6liuer nutligt
at ifoffe @oslogererne 0}aO nof 6os
6ormerne lnngS 2inien.
W}an bar ogioa fer faaet ltn0er-
refining onL at ct &a5iagertog og to
GioOstog pna @}ilmaufae @anen iap-
mes.
@ele @ejen Lungs 9}ort6 @e7tern
9onens 2inie anretteoe ben itprfe
Stornt JON fulgte nso 9nefoloet,
itor 5faOe. 6lere 8pgninoer 6GaIte
neO, Speilgla5ruOer 8utifs6pgnin-
ger tnllite5 og @inontpQer blp7te
ne6. @}on ontager, at Ell 6sl Del
&renttrrr pr n111fnn1n1et
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05
Joroen rnnot.

&il Sc n6oltOenoe / S5talien bar
6rantrigs 9eputeretfonlmer bepil-
Get 100000 6rcs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05

SSSSorOifa(o. @}erico Gitp, 1. 8e6r.
- So lette S5orOrpIteGier for peret
frIt fer / 266et al Sc Ii01te 48 elmer
. Here 8pgninger ilog M}lirene 9feo-
FER, og un0re 8poninger if lette Se-
IfoOigelier 9]2onee @tenneifer for
lo0 8pen for at i6ge 5ifferbeo anoet
gleos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-05

6orGiIt. @}elbourne, ?. 6ebr. =
Gen britiife Camper GGm gfenulO
fprlifte / Goor / 93ar6e0en of goitbs-
burg og bleo totoGt @rag. aoptainen
% 46 af @tanoifa6et onrfom. Ge
fleIte af 8eiatningen bar 9liiater,
is al 8eiGtuingen 6leb reooet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18
What Grander Gift Could You Give to Your Family Than the
Ability to Personally Produce the Music of Their Choice?

With one OF our Playcr-Pianos
in your home. any member of the
family could select any composition
from music's vast library and play
it al once, even though he has had
no previous musical education or
experience.
The fact that any one, that You
could do this, makes ii worth your
while to call to see and hear these
wonderful instruments.
We sell the A. h. Chase Arts
tano, Conover Inner-Player. Car
ola Inner-Player, Kingsbury Inner
Player, Euphona, Estey, Ludwig,
Sohmer Cecilian, Farrand Cecilian,
Cecilian Piano, Kurtzmann.
Silent pianos taken as part pay
ment. EASY TERMS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

r HE satisfaction of
the customer is
the first purpose
OF our business plan.
For that reason we
aim to help every buy
er to choose the best
piano suited to his spe-
cial needs.
Following is the list
OF makes we sell, each
the recognized stand
ard in its grade:
Steinway Everett,
A. B. Chase, Conover,
Ludwig, Packard, Es-
tey, Kurtzmann, En-
erson, Kingsbury, Ca
bic, Wellington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

1hIE have a number
" q good used
pianos taken in
as part payment on
Steinway pianos and
player pianos. They
have been put into
good shape in our
shops and our guar
antee goes with every
instrument we sell.
If you are thinking
of an instrument of
this kind, it will GER
tainly pay you to in
vestigate these. Easy
terms if desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

Always willing, always in trim,
equal 10 every demand and every
occasion.
With Vicirola in your home
you can command the perpetual
services OF the worlds greatest
singers. the best orchestras, mill
tary bands-in fact. the whole
realm Of music is yours 10 investi-
gate At your pleasure.
Come and hear the living,
breathing voices OF Caruso and
Media.
If YOU are in doubt as TO the gift,
buy a Victor certificate and let him
select his own instrument and
records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-18

vertegrand fbonixed Case S575
II you consider quality and per-
maneney OF tone, superior materials
and workmanship and proven dur
ability. then the recorded judgment
Of the worlds most eminent must
cal and scientific experts declares
THE STEINWAY THE STAND
ARD OF THE WORLD.
II it is a question OF price. then.
all things considered, the Steinway
is the greatest piano value for the
money paid, for experience has
proven that a Steinway piano de-
preciates less, both in intrinsic and
market value, than any other make.
Sherman, Clay & Co. are the ex-
elusive Steinway representatives for
the Pacific coast.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-16
Any question concerning Social.
ism answered. Address all com.
munications to x. S. HiIliarj,
436 Hcrrlck Avenue.
LAND Hol
Florens Folsom

Columbus knew. His sailors Joyous
cries
Awoke in him no echoing surprise;
They had no more thal hoped his
land 10 see;
He had expected 1t for him would he.
Always tbs thus; to every Promised
Land
One leads and beckons,-one none
understand,
One whom all pity. blame. deridc. and
jeer;-
Yet what cares he? The Vision shis
sure, clear
Positive certainty informs his ear.
And, shaking from broad shoulders
meanneSs thrown,
He sets his feet more firmly. stronger
grown,
And. claspinG the cold world to his
warm breast.
Heaves it God-neaber, and receives
his rest
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-16

protect foreigners in case it is nee
essary.
The revolutionary forces are con-
siderably disheaTtened by their COM
plete rout at Shahbad Had they been
successful here there is little doubt
but that the present Shah of Persia
would now be either executed or eX-
He'd. There is strong sentiment in
favor Of q constitutional government
and those closely in touch with the
forces at the capital maintain it IS
only a matter of time before the peo-
pic will gain their rights. just as they
have in Turkey
Thus will another absolute mon
archy pass from the world The
Land of the Lion and the Sun" is
ruled over in the most despotic fash
ion known TO modern government
The Shah, whose official dtle is real
" shahiushah, king of kings is the
master of the lives and goods OF all
his subjects and his will Is the ac-
l,nowledeed law OF the state The
only restriction is that no law may
contravene the doctrine OF the Mo-
hamedan religion The shah Is aid
ed by a responsible ministry fash
toned after the European model The
present shan Muzaffer-ed-dln, sue
ceeded to the throne on the assassina-
tion of his father. May /, 1896. The
heir apparent is still a young boy and
It is very doubtful II he will ever
come to the throne.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-16
KOREAN CODE OF LAWS
PUZZLES THE JAPANESE

TOXIC. July 17-In the ap-
preaching change in the judicial
administration of Korea, Japan does
not contemplate the abolishment OF
extra territorial authority The ques-
ton of the future administration OF
the law in Korea has puzzled the
Japanese authorities for a long time
Although the Korean code was com
piled by the Japanese. who established
courts Of justice, the Koreans have
heretofore produced no lawyers who
were educated In modern law or com
potent to act as judges or plead causes.
The hrst class OF Koreans educated
In law graduated last year They are,
however, comparatively inexperienced
and too few in comparison with the
large number needed for the admins
tration of the law Ia the empire
Among the last acts OF Prince Ito.
the Japanese resident general In
Korea was the establishment Of u
central bank of Korea the abolish
ment OF the Korean ministry of Justice
made unnecessary by Japanese jUris-
dictlon. and the abolishment of the
Korean ministry Of war because the
entire army cf Korea numbers less
than 900 men
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orarv alumnus OF the institution hay-
Ing been given the degree Of doctor
of science In 1908. From 1898 to 1903
he was at the head of the department
of physics of Dartmouth. His work
as q member of the faculty brought
distinction to tne college and to him
self During his work at Dartmouth ne
made the first measurements of hea.
received from several OF the brlehtl
stars and planets by using his own ra-
diometer These experiments are al
mittedly the most sensitive and dell
cate measurements of heat which have
ever been made,
Prof Nichols, working with Prof
Gordon F Hull, in 1901 discovered the
pressure of n beam OF light This dis
coyery and the difficult and accurate
measurements of the new force wol
worldwide recognition for both men.
In 1903 Prof Nichols was called TO
the chair OF experimental physics in
Columbia university, where he has
since remained.
The selection of Prof. Nichols as the
tenth president OF Dartmouth was the
result OF more than two years of as
siduous effort on the part OF the jrus-
tees to find n man to succeed Pr2si-
dent Tucker. who would be acceptable
To the alumni and undergraduates aud
at the same time fulfill the traditional
requirements of the institution.
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THE TWO STREAMS MET.

The ranks Of the proletariat are be-
ing steadily swollen by smoked-out
middle class men. These become US
ually unskllled labor In the mean
time the improved machine ellmln-
ates skill The two stTeamg meet TIE
consequence is The utter impotence Of
craft Unionism. and the necessity of
Industrial Unionism Craft Ualonism
refuses to organize any but the num-
her 1t can gel jobs for The above
sketched development pronounces the
doom of craft Unionism. Industrial
Unionism necessarily organizes ALL
the wOrkers.-W. 7.
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WHAT'S THE uSE2

We often hear the remark: What's
the use2' And we are often wont to
say: What is the use? The labor
question is yeXed question. and one
that is difficult Of solution: not so
much as TO what should be done rel
atiye to industrial problems and or.
ganized wealth but as to labor Itself
Judging from years Of experience, we
know that all labor should organize
and must organize in order TO protect
Itself, or suffer the consequences; and
those who are not organized. and viii
not organize are not only lbetraying
Themselves. but are greatly hinderlng
the progress Of those who are organ
lied. But that. however, is contingent
only upon the ignorance and selfish.
ness of the wilfully Indifferent. or the
grossly malicious. But what Of rs who
have been taught the lessons of fdol.
ity and energetic consistency-us who
have given our solemn word Of honor
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appear that the fight is declared of.
This is done for the purpose OF stop
ping any donations which we may re-
ceiye from the members of Organized
Labor. The twenty-one factories
which are about to open will not be
under way FOR several weeks, and viii
not he able to render any financial as
sistance TO those who are atln out, and
in the meantime our members who
are still continuing the fight are badly
in need OF help
Thanking you for Your generous do
nations. which have made II possible
for us TO secure this partial victory
and assuring you that If you will do
your part. the United Hatters Of North
America will be able TO report a com
plete victory in the very near future.
/ am,
Respectfully yours,
MARTIN LAWLOR,
General Secretary.
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Columbus. o. July Congress-
man w. a. Ashbrook of the Seventh
Ohio district, while on a hurry-up trip
home during the tariff debate on the
tariff schedules, exploded a well or
ganized boom for Judson Harmon,
Democratic nominee for president in
1912. Mr.. Ashbrook is quoted as say
ing.
Just before leaving Washington I
had a conference with a. P. Ross. ed
itor of the new national party organ
of the Democrats at Washington. and
he informed me That he had polled 125
OF the l61 Democrats in that body on
their presidential preferences and ey-
cry man polled stated that his first
choice was Harmon Of Ohio"
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How happy the non-union man ought
to feel when he realizes that there are
100000 little children running ma
chimes which ought TO be run by men
that convicts and little children are
earning millions OF dollars of the So
called captains of industry" while
100000 men are looking for work
roaming the country, "tramps" What
splendid picture these men present.
tramp, tramp. tramp. the boys are
marching" looking for work. begging.
stealing, going to jail. getting harden
ed to sin and crime and filing felons
graves; while society is relieved of the
burdens of the frolics of innocent
childhood the stern nobility of man
hood and the calm repose of old age
And this in the face OF all that organ
lied labor has accomplished in com
batting these evils. Who, then. would
not shudder in contemplation OF what
the conditions would have been, had
not these efforts been put forth o.
you husbands and fathers, get wis
dom; and organize for your and their
protection, and help TO put these 5000
0o0 little children in school, while you
and your fellow workmen run the ma
chimes