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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15
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Og M meo 9enipn til Wortin
ielp, gooe @uol bpilfen faoerIig Sem
giDenbeos Gieneite bar hi foriemt, el-
Ter lnot ugiort, eller forbigaaet, for
at brinee bam tilbage ira fine Bib
forelier2 3bi oa pi enifeoe at gna
frem meo flor Milobeo, tiIiagoe Ri
bonf, inobeo BAN, ~formaneoe BAN
baaoe peo flere Snmtaler meo bore
2egater og BED greue, at ban maat-
te aftaoe fra be n9pnte BiI6fareI-
Ter - eaer at fomme til os uoen
ssrpat eIer Wistanfe, ioet pi tilbso
bnm De fornebne l1oeifter og ct Git
ferbeosbepis, og ifsnt bet bopoe ppret
| Sperensitemmelie meo %fulofommen
at babe fajtet BAN bort,
reotieaeoe hi bam til at b%enpenoe
Ia til os, efter Dor Greliers og apo.
telen gaulus' Gfsempel, life BENT
men aabent, anIigt til an
lat. Sap6e ban giort bette, piloe ban
iffert, tror pi, bare fommct til fig
eIp og inoremmet fine 8ilofarelier;
ibeaer pilce ban peo oct romcrife !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15
Mano og araft.

Oct beooer ON Diafonen Stefo.
nus at zoe fl1noe life imooitaa ben
8isoom og ben 4ano, iom ban tale
be af." (gp. Or. 6, 10).
Og BauIi uoiagn 1. aor. 2, 4
at bans ORB os Br9oifen bar life
| menneIfelig gisooms opertalenoe
ORD, men | aanos og &rafts geuis-
ming = er 10 bel fenote.
ORD og pr1oifen - 4ano og
&raft = gisoom og aano = iom
be life funoe imooitaa.
Oct bar iee tanft paa iaa tiot, oe
mi er bet ben foreitaaenoe Heforma-
tionsfeit = ianlmen meo en- Ople.
belle fornDIig - DER otter bringer
bet frem for min 9nnfe, bet ON
gano og aroft, iom man life fan
ftna imoo.
Oct ipnes mig, iom ariitenoom-
men MI til Dags mangler ben @ano
og araft, iom Mpngoen ubiIfaarli9t
bsier fig for. Ogfaa pi maneler ben.
0g alogen oner iaaoon Mangel
paa Qfano og aroft en- nGiten aImin-
belig inoen for cen friitne Strife. Sir
Ten er for aanesfattie til at Iaie fin
Spgape | geroen.
Misforitaa mig life. Seq metler
bisielig, at pi ibIon6t os bar oct
gpangeIium, Der er zen Cubs 9raft
til GreIIe for bDer ben, iom tror"
(g1om. /, 16).
Di bar, Sub bore loDet, SUBS
Orb forfpnot rent og purt" iblnnot
os. Oct mongler life paa gejleo-
ming for Dem, Der ipbrger ON geien
til GreIie.
D2en Masierne | Solicit ipnes noe
item ubererte of Cubs Oros 5orfpn.
belle. Mau ian tale ON Sefus
ben fore 6 m ei Ter og ON
Rrfftenoommen iom Ell
I~6eI8mogtiW eroen. Meu Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

Baa SIDE 2 / bette ytumrner be-
spnoer en- fort 5ortaGing, uSu-
f%truen", at ben Dnoe0e 6orfatter
@aibington Srping. Den er operiat
for y0aniferen", les Den. Den er
goo, og naar De fommer oper Sno-
leoningen, bill 0e finoe ben IpRnoen-
be interesiant, fnneilenoe, iaa De
Ipnges efter at ie gnoen poo ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

ut ben prib1te Berger er reoe til
at tiliioeiptte perionlige Snteresier
at 9enipn til oct aImene Gel, oct
er ct iiffert 9egn paa poIitiif 5uno.
beo. ut offentIige gnibeosmpn0 er
re0e til OF benDtte gublifums Glib
til perionIig 9inoirg er ct Iige ioo
fiffert Segn paa SpeOom.
Sofiab Strong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

par n9ppe en- anelie OH Den
alarbeo, Ser bIep aabenbnret / Sri.
Iten0ommens poiitioe % altomfatten-
be S%9tninger. geroensiolfenes tpe-
% f~orifellige Woral. iom op.
fattet af &eoenifabets iterlte Bis.
meno, fan beoit Iignes oeo ct Gage
nlllrn, Der nsopenoi9tois moatte ipre.
oes og opleies peo ben flare 2ips.
iols Opeone | ariitenoommen. Ger
for er ariitenoommen goaet ieirenoe
frem | oct enfeIte 9ierte og | Sol
fene; oerfor bar Den forriee MoraI
90 De forrige fiIoiofiife SDitemer
maattet la0e iig eenfeoe og beaige at
ariitenoommen eler o9iaa forininoe
for oen alarbeo og aroft, JON Der
Tom til Spne. ariitenbommens Slto-
flnoelie bar pitt Jig ian belobringen.
De, iaa l%iGlerenienoe og fornpenoe,
at insen Menneifenen M oil til
roooe Ell Sporagelie. bois Sooe0ino-
boIo life boiler paa ariIten0ommerts
Sonobeoer. Sroroiot oisie Son0be-
Der er taget me0 iilo / ben llltberife
airfes Salfe- og 29reiat, oil 0ot-
for aiprbpe maaife beet pare /
Stano til at erfpnoiae iia OH ueO Ell
Itiae % for6omsfri 9etrogtning al
oenne airfes gurf I Darmarf iiOett
Gefcrmationell.
Gen 2ipsgIeoe. JON 9oftoren til
.iieter, peo at uloerfeaoe ariitenoom
oa hit6erif Strife, Iigner fife iaa Ii0t
ben 2iosglGOe, JON @oloer 9rocb-
mann ioa meget bar iIaaet til 2pO
for. sos begge er 0et 9e9nets 2ibs-
ala6e, Der brm0er / aeoeli9beo og
oiteit eiloer / 5ortoinlelie. Nien buao
anoet fan man pente al Ell WRanO,
Der, iom Or. ai9rbDe, %oifentlig for
fDn0er, at bet e~rotiife 6eleliesliu
er 8oppumftet al 9ipet oe oiuer Den
rigeite 2iosglGoe@ - CANINE Sore.
bragg. Scr forores life aenoifab til
oa Gro paa @uo og gibel; meo llO-
oiflingen al Oe fpiiife 0reaner fom-
mer Den beieite 2ipsgI9oe af fig
ielb. bocrtiI gegDnoeIien er 1oet rent
fpiiife 8eIpGre".
0e. Der bar lepet / oenne 2ins.
gIGoe, faar berfor ogiao 0oftor
aiarbpes 6oriifrine for, at De bar
lofert oeres geitemmelie / oenne
@erOen, oe at dor fore 2prer bill
iige til Dem: Bel giort, on t~rofaite
I9iener~.
Oct er rene Sro for 9engene. Gu
fan 10 ina bDer iiGr nnIae = asoets
gDangeIiunl, meo Or. aiqrbne, bois
ban bill; men bnis ban life tror 40
grotiffens Sci Of funne tioo set beie.
tie Soeol, iaa bar ban, tro0s Den
lproe 0oftor, 9iet til at n9lge Sir
fers, ariitenoommens, 2utberoom.
mems Bel. 089lger / Dag, boem j
pile tiene". ariitenoommen uoellif.
fer life - iom Or. aiprbpe ipnes at
anta9e = oct ifenne | 2ioet. Sp9rt
imool Den pirfeIieeer oe foreoIer
BET. ManeeIen poa grfenoelie j bette
Bunft ger Goftorens 5iloiofi eniioig
og uiano.
Der er | bore Oage altfor mango.
iom, uoen Brincipfaitbeo og alarbeb
/ 9egreberne, filler fig op iom Sore.
6r~aesboIoere for Solicit. 5 alminoe-
Iigbeo ger bisie umpnbige f9les Saq
meo Sorn9eteIien oe faiter @roe paa
51orenes Gro os Soealer. De er
8ioenifabsm9n6 uoen gioen, S9nfere
lioen 2ogif, iom | oeres Spbl9itbeo
fun isger oeres eset. en- Sperm al
Iaaoanne bar uobreot fig ooer Sor.
ben oe orager De ubefnfteoe til fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

o @S -
til 6relie.
0e penoer ri os til ben unge
SIegt, Der er feot, oo6t oe oporaeet
inoen for pore lutberife Meni9beoer,
bpao Ter pi ioo?
@uo ife SOB for De leoenoe, tro-
euoe rilge Menneifer, Der finoes bit
og Der. Men oct er aItfor mango,
Der BRACES iterfere til @eroen os
oens bitle og tomme 8Ipoer emo til
@nos Iige.
9por mango al De gamles ariiten-
bonn oiier Zig aa%nosfpIot nof til at
npre apleODgtig2
Oct er neppe 8raft9 ernin9er
eaer llnOergerninger, 8auIus f.gtel
til poa set onfgrte Steo beo llotrpf-
fet Il Qanos og arofts g%eoisning".
Sommenbeneen giner life Sore
fitting ON llnoergernin9er iomgepis
for 9altli 6orfpnoelIe5 8roueroigbeo.
Oct Sro, Der paa CAN'T er oneriat
oe6 ,geDisring~ (Reroam u9euis"),
er pao gngelif gen9ibet PED uDemon-
Itration~, og BET funoe paa 9anif
gengiDes peo 6rembisning.
Scr tpnfes alIiaa life poa en- Be-
oisferelie for 6orfpnoeIien, men paa
lOro og 6orfpn6elie Zig S~tefonus'
6pis gisoom og araft EiIbprerne
life funoe imooitaa.
9oget Iignen0e bar oisielig Gil
faloet meo Cutters Orb oa 8rG-
oifen. @anoe 6olf % 5Driter beie-
be Tia, iaff / Sine for ben 4anO, Der
taleoe igennem Cutler.
Og ser bar, SUB ife COB, til au-
ore 8ioer pitt fig lionenoe aanO og
aroft eaer a~anosfpIoe / airfen, ioo
6olf bar bgiet Jig oerfor / BOB,
og mouge bar funoet 5reoen og @lG-
ben / @uos 3ige.
9qiaa Dor airfe 6%erbiemme, bells
oQiaa Der, bar fenot Cher, Oa Ser
oiite fig 9Iano og araft / iterre MaaI
en0 alminOelig.
81 fan oisieIig life ielo beitemme
oct MoaI al aano % araft, Der
ifal titles til Dor 9nnoigbeo ener
9ieneIte. 81 fan life taee mere,
emo Ser bliner gibet os.
Men ri fan nof aIigepel ielp Oe-
re SfDIO /, at Ri bar iaa lioen Strait.
Oct er De bompge. @erren giner
0aaoe, oeiaa Ben gfaaoe. iom Der
er Gale ON.
Maaife Oi ifal Dompges mere, op-
bere neo / Grfenoelie af Dor egeu
ltoueligbeo og Mfniogt, iao Di meo
bog nogen Sanobeo fan iiee: DSffe
os. life os, Serre, men oit 0aun
ggre.~
Men Lao os, fare grosigifenoe, /
anIeOnino af og beo ben foreitaoenoe
GeformationsfeIt for 4lpor tpnfc
oper, ON oi ogioa iom 4rutagere -
life aIene Of Oct rene Orb og Git
Tiers 2pre", men ogfna al bans
aano = fan feire Minoet ON BAN
og Cubs B9rf peo BAN.
Sg Lao os ina | grfenoeIie af Dor
Opeabes Storbeo beoe Cub ON at
gibe os iaaoant Moal af aano og
araft, at Ri fon bore blan6t bort
Soft | bette 2an6, bpao ban bar be-
itemt os til at bore.
". M. anoerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

S ct 6oreorag oper .2ipsgIqoe"
gengiDet | Nr. 6 at nugIen", Get
oanif Maaneosifrift, uogiDet | @Ia-
me0a, gaI.), opparter Or. aiprbpe
fra 5resno, California, meo felgenoe:
IS fan lore eoers 9grn 9ibel6i-
%itorie og oporage Dem til at ie OBJ til
ben itore 8ernepen og 2prer, Sc.
ius 9riitus, men s bar life Het iii
at oporage Dem til @etobiIter, gap-
litter, 2rtberaner, e1er bbo0 aae oe
Sunoreoer afifpenineer of ariiten-
oommen fables"
Oct er aItiaa Or. aiprbpes Spn
paa oenne Gag, oe beitemmer bans
SDnspiobe og Stanopunft ODER for
ariitenoommen og Dor airfe. Oct er
ieIpfeIgeligt bans pripiIegium at op.
fatte Seius Griitus Blot iom ben
nitore @srnepen og 2Rrer", og life
fsrit og f~ornemmeIigit fom Slrgtens
Grelier. Der er better life noget
fornuftigt Menneffe, Der oil paoftaa,
at ben rreoe Doftor life bar Be
itemmeIiesret til at forfoite ariiter.
| ole bens nMfifpeninger"
= ia Ielo ! 6ens bele gnien - bpis
ban enifer bet.
Naor bet oerimoo fonlrner til at be-
femme andre Menneifers get til at
ioa bIiDer bet en- beI anoen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

Den eneite praftiife 9psning at
acknowledgements er - tlgen ga.
loom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

Siaao os at berleoe SpmprfIom.
beoen poa bort li6erale Brnmie e
tilbu0 til npe SolOere og abon-
nentiamlere gi enifer bore 2pieres
Meoorbeioe, oo oi er Oiaige til at
~panifgnne BET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

8 9ilfpl6e at llrsaeImesfebeber peb
Niooiagel en- beoes man tIose til BET iieolige
4DIib0ien. SfuI6e BET life biGlpe. beoes
man tenpsnbs fig til oGoufteren"s
&untor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

Roor gaierne bsnOeuOsr Jig til 6olt. Der
aberterert sIaOet. suteu tor at fgbe Dos BEN
elIer OF At foa Eplpsnin9 ON BET opertsrebe,
beoes Dc altis omtaIe, at Ee ioa apertisies
mentet bette BlaO. Set nil pGrs til gen.
fioie Jeptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15
attefte
q. % ifonefius.
aIbergatns.

2ao mig tiIf6ie, at oct Iangtfro er
nogen let Sag at operiatte ct jao
oaiit miooelaloerliet Dofument meo
De utrolig LANCE og inopifleoe S9t.
Ringer og meo ben bpppige anpen.
Belle af gnife. os @poemaaoen, Der
10 nu omtrent fan betragtes Iom en-
ifenot 2ing | bort Sprog. Oct bar
nGiten %nsopen6igt at bibeboIoe oct
pompeie | 2eos GtiI = bpormeo bet
blep maaoeIiet Gonif, men
iaa ogiaa maaife giper ct Ionoere
giaeoe at, bpao guaen pirfeIig bar.
Dog er fun bet opienIige mebtaeet.
2eos SnoifqrpeIie mob at for.
bdane og forbinore gunen toges fun
ilet til GGlge.
SoDan Get - Qutbers gomle Sem
bling fra Giiputatien | 2eipiie - par
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-15
Sra viuets Setter.

5or 1Daniferen" = af Sobn gariem.
Or. ajrrbpe Os Dor lntberife Strife.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18
MOTHERS CLUB as GUESTS.
France. f.. willard Union Enter

Frances f.. willard Union Enter
tains Them at W. c. T. e. Hall
The Frances z. Willard Union had as
guests the Mothers Club OF the ". c.
T. L., yesterday afternoon. and the lat
ter's hall was crowded with members
and guests. who enjoyed the splendid
programme OF speechmaking and music.
Mrs. James c. Fernald. district super
intendent OF the mothers meeting OF the
W. c. T. L, presided in the absence OF
Mrs. e S. Henry. the president.
Mrs. W p. Thirkield. wife OF the rec
tor Of Howard University. made an ad-
dress on hersdity and environment, with
special application to children She said
physicians are more and more ineIining
to the belief that the real danger lies IN
contagion. and that heredity is not looked
upon as that dreadful means OF trans
planting sickness and disease. Taking
this argument as the basis for her ad-
dress. Mrs Thirkield requested the mem
beTs 10 affOrd the poorer children a place
where they could 90 in the evenings with
their parents; where there is cheer. good
surroundings, and healthfuI influences.
The speaker pleaded that centers where
this should be offered should be estab-
lished and maintained. and argued that
through these centers the home Of the
crunkard could be reached more effec-
lively than by any other means. MIS-
Olin Leech sang a SOLO and Miss Ian
terman led in devotional exercises.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18
KISSING LEADS TO EPIDEMIC
Thirty Girl Students at Wells Col
lege Suffering from Tonsilitis.
Institution Closed to Prevent Fur.
ther Spread OF Disease Due
10 Oscillation.

Ithaca, y. 2. March 1.-THE common
tendency OF college girls 70 srfectionate-
~ greet one another with kisses every
time thsy meet Is believed 70 have been
the cause OF an epidemic OF tousilitis
which closed Wells College, an institu-
ton for women located al Aurora, tTen-
" miles north OF this city on Cayuga
Lake.
Thirty young women are suffering with
tonsilitis or some form OF throat trouble
and II Is stated that the custom Of fre-
quent oscuiation among Themselves was
responsible for the spread OF the disease.
The college authorities allowed the girls
70 go home to-day on what they called
thelr spring vacation. although the regu-
lar spring recess does not begin until
next Monday. The tOnsilftis frsr made
its appearance last week. when several
girls were taken down with Il. some Of
them going to the college inlrmary. Al
hrst little attention was paid 70 H. More
cases we're reported. until finally there
was large invalid corps
Monday night the sophomore girls gave
stunt at which several OF the principal
characters were surprised They could
only W'eaSper their lines The arls then
became uneasy and some OF them left for
home The faculty then decided 20 shut
down for the recess. There are I-5 Girls
al Wells
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18
HELPER MONUMENT
WILL Be ERECTED
Friends of Diplomat to Start
Subscription Soon.
COMMITTEE TO BE APPOINTED
Movers in Project Declare the Dead
Author VIII Be Famous in His
tOry-BOdy Taken from Vault and
Buried in Grave OF Cement and
stone Especially Prepared.

With the burial OF the body Of Hinton
Rowen Helper in one Of the choicest sec
tons of Forest Lake Cemetery yesterday
afternoon. comes the announcement that
a committee is 70 be appointed in a day
or two 70 raise a subscription fund for
the erection OF a magnificent monument
70 the memory Of the diplomat, scholar,
and author.
Friends Of Mr.. Helper build their deter
minatIon to erect 2 monument to his
memory on the fact. as they claim. that
he was one OF the great men OF the time
in WHICH he lived. and that when his
torians chronicle the lives OF the men
Of to-day the name Of Mr.. Helper viii be
prominent in the list
Chief Mover I'm Plan.
One Of the chief movers in the plan 10
erect the monument is s. H. Hines. Of
this city. Mr.. Hines said last night that
the committee would be appointed short
ly. and that enough influential citizens
Of the Capital were interested in the pro-
ject 10 insure its successful termination.
He said the monument when erected
would be a credit TO those who sub
sCribed-
Mr. Helper died in this city a few days
ago by suicide. after a series Of mis-
fortunes. which had reduced rim 20 a
state bordering on poverty. His dream
OF building a railroad that would connect
the three Americas had led him into
many plans for its consummation. and
when, az last. he discovered II would not
be realized before a natural death would
overtake him he destroyed his life and
rid his mind OF its fondest expectation.
stone and Cement Grave.
The body OF Mr. Helper was taken
from the vault in the cemetery yesterday
afternoon and deposited in a stone and
cement grave that had been especially
built by the cemetery company. Friends
accompanying the body to its last resting
place were Mr. Hines, l. NJ. Tolman.
Charles J. HedricK. 5. G. Mason, George
". Brink, Mrs. J. A Faggard and
daughter, and Mrs. S. Il. Hine.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18
COURTNEY'S DEATH SAD BLOW
Former Georgetown Baseball Cap
tain Beloved by All.
Services In Chapel This Morning,
Father Fleming Officiating Mt
Requiem Mass.

The death OF Joe Courtney. the captain
elect Of the Georgetown University base
ball team. came as a severe shock 20
his many friends in this city Courtney
was one OF the most popular boys at the
university. and was noted for his good
nature and geniality.
Services will be held in the George
town Chapel at 9 o'clock this morning.
Father Fleming win oficiate. The body
viii be sent 10 Worcester, Mass. where
interment will be held
Early Tuesday morning the bulletin at
the Georgetown University Hospital In
dicated a change for the worse in the
condition OF the patient. and the resident
physician entertained little hope Of his
recovery. His many friends who be-
sleged the authorities OF the hospital ev-
cry hour for news from the siekroom
were so informed. and prepared for the
worst. The patient passed away al SIS
o'clock yesterday morning.
Courtney Is described as a model char
acter. a student. and an athlete He un-
dOUbtedly had a brilliant future before
him. and HIS demise IN the prime OF ufe
is sad in the extreme He was twenty
two years Of age. born and raised IN
Worcester. Mass. Before entering the
Georgetown law School in the fan OF
1907, he graduated from St Johns Pa
rochial School. OF Worcester: Mount 81.
James High School, Holy Cross Prep. and
finally earned a bachelors degree IN
Holy Cross College. While ar the college
he took an active interest in athletics
and made a record as an Outhelder on the
baseball team.
While al Georgetown Courtney devel-
oped into a wonderful athlete and fur
thered his reputation as a model student.
He was beloved by teacher and student
alike, and his loss Is a sad one.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18
LECTURES ON COPYRIGHT.
ThOrvaId SOIberg Gives Information
to Public Library Audience.

to Public Library Audience.
That the dramatist and librettist are
henceforWard 20 be protected against the
piratical CinematogTaph and the COM
poser against the mutifarious phonograph
was stated in an Interpretation Of the
new copyright law by Thorvald Sober.
register OF copyright. Library OF Con-
gress. last evening. He addressed the
District Of Columbia Library Association
in the Public Library
While the new law does not make
copyright automically follow upon pub
hcasion," said Mr.. Solberg. ~as is the
rule IN all European countries. stiH il
presents one vast Improvement IN this:
II Is no longer incumbent upon authors
and publishing houses to take out CODY
right before publication Copyright may
be taken out AT any time following. In
the case OF the foreign author. he is
given a copyright ad interim for thirty
days following the publication Of his book
In his native land. II the book is not
issued from an American press IN the
thirty days grace given him then II may
be imported from his own country. plus
the . per cent sd valorem duty. II il is
published here. the foreign copy may be
imported only for noncOmmercial pur-
poses. No collector may import more
than one copy"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18
WILL ADVERTISE CITY.
Chamber Committee Starts Cam
paign to Bring Wholesale Trade.

At meeting Of the wholesale trade
committee Of the Chamber Of Commerce
last night plans for advertising Wash
ington as wholesale and iobblng center
were discussed at considerable length.
F. P. May. chairman. laid before the
meeting a large amount OF data that had
been collected on the subject bearing
upon specific plans for giving the whole
sale trade the publicity il desires
The meeting decided that a portion OF
the appropriation made by the chamber
for the purpose should be spent in a
standing advertisement 10 be placed in
the New York Journal Of Commerce and
Commercial Bulletin. This advertisement
will set forth the advantages OF Wash
ington as a center for wholesale and
jobbing trade and viii invite such ner-
chants 10 locate here. To this end the
committee pledges its assistance and good
will
Other plans are held in abeyance until
this has been tried and opportunity given
TO test the results Of the advertising.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18
WILL OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY.
Hessen-DarmStaedte Society Plans
Celebration.

At a largely attended meeting Of the
Hessen-D n-Darmstaedter Sick Benefit So
ciety, held at Schwartz Hall in Seventh
street, il was unanimously resolved %
celebrate the twenty-hfth anniversary OF
the organization on Easter Monday. az
the Masonic Temple
President Louis Bauer appointed the fol-
lowing committee 10 make preparations
for the event:
Leonhardt Excl. John Neininger. War
ner Koch. Conrad Schroeder, A DiegeI-
mann. Reinhard Maui. John Ferber. ST.
George j. Bessler. Theo. Rupert. John
Schuhtrumpf. Henry Weber. Gregor
Kramm. John y. Auth. Louis Mueller.
Emil SPAIN, and Louis Bauer, ex-
oficio.
The hall committee reported that after
paying all expenses growing out Of the
ball given recently there is a surplus Of
Sl25. A vote OF thanks was extended
70 the committee.
Emil SPAIN and LeOnhardt Excl We're
appointed a committee TO make prepara-
tions for an excursion 70 Marshall Hall
Sunday. June Is. The officers Of the So
c!ety. which number over 100 members
are
Louis Bauer. president: A. Diegelmann.
vice president. J. Meinirger. secretary:
John \. Auth. treasurer, and John Fer
Der, jr.. marshal
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18
FRIENDS OFFER SYMPATHY.
Many Persons Call Out of Respect
TO Mrs. Lane.

Many persons Of prominence who had
been friends OF Mrs Elenor Nacartnev
Lane In the years she lived IN Washing
ton called at the home OF Mrs. James
Wilkinson. 1875 Q street northwest YES
terday 10 offer sympathy to DR.. Francis
r. Lane on the death OF his wife.
Funeral services Will be held this after
noon at O'Clock at the . street resi-
dence. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe will ON
ciate. Interment win be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18

Funeral services for James A. Ashley
formerly prominent patent attorney Of
this city. who died Tuesday night al the
home Of his daughter. Mrs ". ". Deane
1856 Columbia road. will be held AZ g
o'clock this afternoon from the Desne
residence, Rev. N. Ross Fishburn. pastor
Of the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. officiating. Interment viii be in
Glenwood Cemetery. His wife. who was
formerly Miss Anna Scrivener. Of Wash
ington, and two daughters, Mrs. William
W. Deane and Mrs. Franklin II Hougb
wives OF local attorneys, survive.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18
PASTOR RECEIVES CALL.
Rev. {. II. HOImeRd May Take Rec
torship in Smyrna. Del.

Rev. Charles H. Holmead. assistant rec
tor OF St Paurs Protestant Episcopal
Church. who has received a call 20 ST.
Peters Church, at Smyrna. Del. has
taken the matter under consideration.
and will give an answer 10 Bishop Kins-
man. Of Delaware, in the next ten days.
1t is expected he viii accept the new
charge.
Mr.. Holmead said yesterday he wished
to consult with Bishop Harding. who is
now in New York, before he announces
his decision. He has been assistant rec
tor of St. Pauls for nearly three wears
and has always been particularly active
IN mission work.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-18
Bingham Funeral Held To-day.

The funeral Of Rev. Benjamin T. Bing-
ham. one Of the oldest ministers OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church in this city.
who died Tuesday morning. VIII be held
at Ii o'clock this morning from the resi-
dence OF his sOn-in-iaw. Samuel T. Boss.
402 - street northwest Intermeut will he
in L0udon Park Cemetery. n Baltimore.
Rev. R. L. Wright, pastor OF McKen-
dTee II. F. Church. viii OfIiCiate. assisted
by Rev. J. Edward Amos. OF Falls
Church. Va, and Rev. R. ". H Weech.
OF the Fayette Street Church. OF Bal
timore The pallbearers win be r. Z.
Middleton. R Ferguson. Yeamon Smith.
w r. Wheat. John B. Hammond. and
Castleman Boss