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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

F,oH, aSSUy Couiu'l' ana radr RsD0rs
IoWari. q thu slender plant rcsembung corn
ADD headed ain grain something nke millrt IL
Ne Ahdals chief rror. Hc feeds the stalk 20
he camels and sats me grain himself Three
crops = year Ars produred J0NaH requires ntiie
ruiuysunn rtsepi ussiinF ahirh th- AhdaH
dnrs h. had. ard wh~n ripe he ruts N 90 rlnse
% the ground sith his huHung knife New
shOots spring ~ from ne -oots ~ hsronr ne neat
rrup FOR camel Load ~ shout rs pounds hs
receives a. Ndrn an a,saEs NJ too rupees or
So" fair yearly Yield Is twenty camel lodds
90 acre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

To rHF EDITOR ~ TVS SrN SIR hi's''
familiar Quotations gives that Inc morn var
beth A..
And damn'd be hin that Art rrirs 7o4
enough,
Nan CoNdsa Ciarkss ediilon oi Shs. 'f'
reads
- nd daun'd NJ he that hrst cries. Holi -0'
HHooELTN NAY - % n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
\ Pru.,ian Parliamentary FI1lle

II was only human for DR. Won BFtH-
MANv-HOLLwFG 70 show ms Disgust by
walking out II the PuISslan House ~
Deputies when that body threw ont his
suffrage bill u was no victory for the
social Democrats who form an infini-
teslmai portion u the Pr1isslan landtac.
nor Tor the small groups of the minority
that NAV be supposed 10 have liberal
tendencies The vote vas due IN the
ohs'!na"y 10 splitting hairs among the
conservative supporters 81 the Govern
mont over a matter that had ceased 10
interest the public.
What agitation there was over the
bill after the Rei, hskanzler, IN his quail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

In = speech delivered in the House of
Representatives May 20 and reported in
tho Congregational Record Of May p the
Hon. X. Y. THoMNs. Jr.. Of kentucky said ,
The immortal LiSCoIv declared a short time
before his death that corporations we're being en-
lbron~f. tha' IN era n rorrr puon had .et i1 and
that he feared 'o- me- 'aisty " me RepIblr
4 forged quotation Is good enough for
the Hon X Y THOMAS. Jr ui Kentucky.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

To rHE EnuoH ~ THH SUN ~r sou 'a',
asked vhai our millionaire phiiAn'aIn0.-.' .'-
do for the general welfare ha'ea s3g- '.
theS rouid build handbal courts Tor qu1.. .-.
NV AOU4. MAJ 81. p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
IN. victim in the rw-u,,..s,.n,h D,.,r,,,

the Nictim IN the iNent'-seHenth District.
To TVS rpTroH ~ rHE STN ~r Rcfrrrinv
70 raF SvS's editorial article " Nav y A
Great Wrong n NJ RlEhtri. permit me "a
,sy that me name Of Inc displaced STATE commit
lsrmAn In the rwenU seventh senate district \,
William n Rtinnier. not Rrumfre A. publi.hed
Mr. Rnnnier r. a former Ma, or Of the rlty OF Kine
sion and = prominent and slrcessflI attarne, AZ
me Colonial ciy Of the Hudson
iEE RoHERrsoN
NV BntGHroN va, m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

Lots wife looked backward.
she wanted N ses V We had tsken 10 ~ wv
plant be- e1pitined.
Thus wo SEE IRE dangsr1 Of ne SUMNER ,A'a~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
III. Is,rs..sa PrI,. Of rur..

Prom Hssiy C1HfllI, 1Hd rvads RsBous
4 f-v rSampies given by Winnipeu authority
on me subject show noW tho prices have saarei
during the lat few year The nGurrs quoted
arc NE average Tor raw Ssins sod 10 colec Tor,
b. --nnmr-.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

From ~ Eup0v1 Gusfrf
NJ, sam Folsom has went - hcr Zone % 10
lou ARR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

London once. FmnghAm HOUSE \rgntel street
Suand The daiy and sunday SvN are on sale IN
i0ndou a. the American and Colonial tAchsnge
Carlton street ReErnt street and nav steamship
Agency, u Green street ChaTing Cross Road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

TubHshei by me sun Printing and Publishing
Association ~ ~ Nassau street 20 TIE horonsh
Of Mania itan. New y ORR President OF me Asso
eiatinn. EDWARD = Mitchell 10 Nassau street.
rr,a.urrr Of ne Association. N o lAran. no
NASSAU street secretary Of the Association. u ".
Quinn. 100 Nassau street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

Paris once - Rue Louis L. Grand The daily and
sunday editions are sale a. kiosluc y, near me
Grand Holsl KlosQus = Boulevard des tapucine,
corner Place Do rOpera. and Mosque 70, Boulevard
des ItAueus. corner Rue Louis Il Grand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

wv MiNNu VIVIAN NAANNsa
that 10 Of great advantage TO their futurs
in the workaday world.
The palace Of the Hohenzollerns stands
with dark walls like unto castle. and the
great stone paved court surrounded by
the wsatherbeaten stone walls Is a. grim
az that Of fortress. except that a touch Of
color Ia given by the bright uniforms u the
guard on duty below the apartment occtI-
pied by the Kaiser. In the midst Of the
guard was a cOntTivanoe that awakened
my curiosity. Il looked somewhat like
the picture II the Ark oS tho Covenant in
an old pictorial family Bible. AZ the tip
a shining brass rod was shown by shifting
Rlinis Of sunlight 60 he in continual motion.
Although the thing. whatever Il was. stood
in the midst Of the guard no one OF the
dozen or fifteen soldiers was paying the
slightest attention % il; the brass rod just
kept a-going. There was no time 90 in
quire. az the guide was ready to take the
coteris that had gathered through the
palace. Through apartment after apart
ment rich in color We were conducted.
After a time the guide began TO glance
out Of the windows az we moved from one
apartment TO another in apparent expec-
fancy. Il was ina very large room az the
osntre Of thu facade that he drew ma tu
the window saying that II would look out
into the court would see something. In
a minute or two there was blarO Of the
brass hand which led a company Of smartly
uniformed soldiers into the court. around
which they marched several times az the
goose step. The company came to rest;
the hand in the centre of the court played
patriotic strains and the Imperial eagles
were alternately lifted and lowered Then
two men stepped out Of the COM
pany and were joined by two men from
the guard that was being relieved. The
four marched back and forth. and then
fell in with the relieving company, which
the band led around the courtyard
again AZ the procession proceeded
the old guard fell in and the new
guard fell out, taking the stand below
the Kaissr's windows. Band and SOL
uFNH UNIV aANaAAA NNAlN NtNE NiNAN
and then file out, leaving the scene n a.
the beginning. All throughout this elab-
crate and impressive ceremony that Ark
NJ the Covenant stood UNDECIDED with it's
brass rod continually in motion. The de-
sire 10 know what il vas impelled mo On
reaching the ground hoor n cross the
court IN a nearer view. II was in my m nd
n discover perhaps that the kaiser, VINO
IL Interested IN all sorts of things. was try-
ing out a rev electrical invention. As !
approached ! perceived hose extending
from m" Ark Il tho Covenant 10 tho
KRisers window ard for en- instant sup
posed this surmise n bc correct But
in another second the mystery was solved
II was a vacuum house cleaner and kept
right 81 it' job. obliyious ~ the Hftirs
and IN" dropping ~ tho eagles. Die
Wacht am Rhein' and tho changing II
IN" guard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

On leaving the ri,y for the summer YOU NAY
have THN SrN sent 20 you hy mail A. the regular
subscription rates. addresses hying changed -
nften A. desired Orders may be sent through
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01

tuality and obsdisnCs % authority, ana
arr given certain practical instruction
that 10 Of great advantage TO their futur'
in the Workaday world.
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21
New High Price for Hogs.

St. Joseph, Mo, Jan. 20 Hogs sold at $8.65 a hundred pounds here today the highest in the history of the Missouri river packing centers. This is five centsshigher than the record of last December and 263 cents high CT than the next highest.
 Taft Plans Alaskan Trip.
 Washington, Jan. 20 President Taft is sti1l looking forward to a trip to Alaska late in tn coming spring. He plans to go to the far northwest territory immedia- tely after the adjournment of con- gress:
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21

T believer our victory is in
 sight" said MT. Cameron today
 ''and by this I mean we will get Arizona into the union as a se- parate state. Iregret very much the erroneous impression which has gotten into a few of the public prints that 1 am now or ever have been in favor of joint statehood. Ever since I entered politics I have been fighting for separate statehood. That is the thing the people want and it is the thing they voted for when the matter was referred to them.
 Moreover. the plank in the republican national platform pro mises U s Separate statehood and the ad ministration is determined that We shall have it. '
 According to those who are fan Iiliar with the situation the SC, late opposition to the statehood b i'll is becoming weaker. Senator Beveridge has changed his mind and &s he was the most powerful opponent of either separate or joint statehood MT. Cameron and the friends of the movement be- lieve that his conversion to se- parate statehood spells victory in the senate almost as emphatic as the victory in the house. .-Ex
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21
House Almost, Unaninl- Ous in Favor of State- hood
 Bill Providing for Admission of New Mexico and Arizona Goes Through Practically Without Opposition.
Easy Sailing Predicted For Measure in Senate.

Washington, Jan. IT. For the third time the house of represen- tatives passed bill today giving separate statehood to the territor- ies of New Mexico and Arizona. The vote was taken amid applause The absence of opposition was the most striking feature of the debate. G
 The bill provides. that limita- tions that are to prevail in the power of that states to legislate, restricts the sale of liquor among Indians and provides methods for state organization. Friends of the measure declare they have encouraging assurances of It's passage by the senate. .-Ex.
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21
Prospects Good For
Measure in Senate.

Washington, D. C., Jan. IT. = That the Taft plan for statehood for the territories of New Mexico and Arizona will succeed in chm mating opposition in the senate and turning indifference into CO., operation is becoming evident. Political development in Indiana, where Beveridge is said to be facting the fight Of his life are believed to have something to do with the changed attitude of the Hoosier senator towards the pre- sent statehood bill as an adminis- tration measure.
 The support of Mr. Aldrich is believed to be assured for the bill in view of his close relations with the administration in connection with certain important measures in which the president and the senator from Rhode Island are equally interested.
 The statehood bill, presented this session as a conservative measure particularly desired and advocated by the president, is believed to be a different proposi- ton from any previous effort for the admission of New Mexico and Arizona into the union. The proposal of Taft to eliminate the possibility of another Oklahoma incident; his cautious plan for the holding of constitutional conven- tions and other strictly administr- ation featuresof the new bill have done away with much of the op- positiod which has heretofore been based on the fear of radical developments in connection with the entry of two new states into the union, With the objection able phases of the proposition cut out, political circumstances it is believed, were never more pecul- iarly favorable for the successful outcome of the long fight for stateshood made by the south western territories. -Ex.
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21
Arizona Delegate
Sees Victory In Grasp
Washington, D. C., Jan. 1.

Washington, D. C., Jan. 1,
 Separate statekccd for the ter ritories of Arizona and Ne Y Mexico is the program which he administration intends to nut through this session of con yress and for which careful p cenara- tions have been accompl' shed.
 On high authority it was said today that Senator B Averidge, of Indiana, who fouP Int the joint statehood bill wit all his mower. will within fe- W days introduce in the senate ? bill for separate statehood fo, the two territories.
 Ralph H. Cameron, delegate in congress rom Arizona, has been one ol ' le hardest and most eff ectiVe workers in connection Witn the fight for separate state hoptL.
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate ofsCyrus M. Jennings. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Cyrus M. Jennings, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claimsagainst the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at Taylor Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Navajo:
 Henry Jennings,
 Administrator of Cyrus M. Jennings, deceased. Dated Taylor, A. T., this 18th day of December, 1909.
 First publication Dec 91 1909.
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21

IN THE PROBATE COURT Or THE COUNTY OF NAVAJO. AND TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Helen Breed, deceased.
 Notice of Continuance.
 Notice is hereby given that the hearing of the petition of W. H. Burbage praying for letters of administration of the estate of Helen Breed, deceased, has been continued from December 23rd, 1909, to the April 4th, 1910 term of said Court; and that the same will be heard at 10 o'clock a. p. said day day, at the Courtroom of said Court Court, in Holbrook, County of Navajo, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interest ed in said estate are notified then there to appear.
 R. c. Smith. Clerk.
 First publication Dec 31 1909.
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21

Dr. D. C. Brown has recently the appointment as local Surgeon by the Hospital Association of the Atchison, Topeka 6 Santa Fe Railroad company's coast lines.
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21

Lost an over coat, finder will please return to the News office and get reward.
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21

The Kansas City Weekly Star will be given free with every Sub scription for the Holdrook News from this date. Two good paper for tha price of one.
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21

lola Portland Cement makes a block twice as strong as other cement. Ask any Cement man. For sale by A. & 5. Schuster.
The Holbrook news., 1910-01-21

In The Probate Court of the County of Navajo, and Territory of Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Estate of
 Andrew J. Bissett, deceased.
 Notice of Hearing Petition.
 Notice is hereby given that c. W. Grouse, the administrator of the Estate of Andrew J. Bissett, deceased, has filed in this court his petition praying for the dis tribution of the residue of said estate to the heirs of said deceas- ed and that the same will zbe heard on Saturday the 18th day of January, A. D. 1910, 10o'clock a. m. of said day at the Court room of said Court at the Court house in Holbrook, County of of Navajo, and Territory of Ari- zona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated December 18th, 1909.
 R. c. Smith, Clerk.
 First publication Dec 31 1909.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

lSorltlpffet Slipper. 8ouais 6ranf-
rig, %. Oftober. aaptain Maoiot
foretoa | DAG Ell 6lponine 100
MeterS Ssioe. 0a ban efter nogIe
Minutters 6orleb niloe lanoe peo
@Iibeilnat, itprteoe Minifinen pluo-
ielie MOB Soroen og fnuites. Sap.
tain Wiaoiot fif 9rio paa Sierne-
ifnIlen og osoe fort efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

5 sori9t bebnoer 9roiesioren, at
ban on nooIe Tiger o0eutide 9le-
oneo noi6rIi9t pil bebanoIe i'm Op-
fdttelie al GeorpS 0oropolsfprS.
llnoer "a. Oft. itrioer oar. Gag.
b.:
Eroiesior glnoreos @aGe / gots.
oam bar ifarpt fritiieret 8eorps
9eretnin9 ON i'm 3oropolsipro og
b. a. pooDiit set meningslpie / ,ot
9enrD for fommcnoe 5orifere iful-
De bile beOiie jim Op0ogelie 6eo at
reiie en- Ssppramioe pan en- ON.
oriOenoe 5sflooe.
Zen tpife Broie5ior opior0rer ser.
for glotionol Geographical Socie-
tD" @aibinoton Der er gaoet /
Bergen for Bearp, til innreit mltlig
at Ia0e lin iprIiee llnOeri69elies-
fomite ofientliagere De @rlm0e, ser
bar beOpget Selifobet til at iioe goo
for 9earD.
Get er life IGngere NOT at font.
ne meo nIminoeIige Ealemao0er,
8ioenifoben bar 9fet til at forore,
at man faor 0etoiliereoe 9epiier. 5
mo0iot 5olo mon 9ioenifaben -
noen oirefte at betoiple georps Scr
Ii9be0 - proteitere MOB bans Poa-
Itanoe iom utiIItr9ffelia motipe.
reoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08
prolioent rs
Gafii ii9eliesproflamotion.

g9oi6ington, 6. gloo. Gan.
oetS Itarfe 8nfit og geIitano, iom
oct fremgoar al 6olfetallingsreiul-
taterne og S6iteh tilIigemeo Den
alminoelige internotionnle 5reOs.
tilltan0, oet er iiSlae BrGiioentens
Gofii9eliesproflanaiIon iom of
fentliggior0es / Gag fortrinsuis
@runoene for 8nfii0elie 1910.
Broflamationen lpOer iom iolger:
o9laret 1910 nGrmer iig jim Slut
ming. 5oltetallet og Soften, Der er
6renifritsmoolerne, piier Ell fraf.
tig national @Gfit iamt SunObe0
og gelpnre ooer alt / bette bort
9anO iao oel JONI pore operisiife
geiiooelier. elsie @eliignelier bar
life opret til0elt fnapt Maal, men
til OoeriloO. Ge ct @uOs Seliignel-
ier og milOe @aDer.
s8i er irem0eles paa 6reosfoo
meo Den eorige 8erOen. 9S ale betp.
oelige Eager er port 6orbolO til
ANDRE 6olf barmoniif meO Ell iteO-
ie tiltogenoe archaeological og @r.
fenOelie al geniiOig 9lfbengiabeo.
Get ber i9rlig bem9rfes, at Der /
esbet al oct ii0ite 9lor er giort itore
8remifriot 9ietnin9 al gologift og
freOelig 9lfgerelie al internationale
Mellemu9renoer.
9erfor beltemmer ieg, gBilliom
Somaro Gait, ,erGlioent al DC 6or-
eneOe Stater al gImerifa, / Ooer.
ensltenlmelle meo Den pie Sfif, Der
itnnrmer ira bette 2onoS ierlte 81.
Der, og meO oen 9iegel, iom biOrs.
rer ira 9egeringenS @run0lGggel-
ie, SorsOagen Den 81 Nob. 1910,
JONI en- national Sofiigelies- % BE.
oeOog, og opfor0rer Solicit til paa
ben Gag at ionlles oeres airfer
for at loupriie Den nlmpgti9e @uo
og oire bam biertelis Saf for al
bans @o0beO % a9rligbe0.
Eli geoionelie beraf bar iee Der
til fsiet min llnOerifriit og De 6or.
eneoe StaterS Segl.
@ipet / StG5en 8aibington 0en
3. gtouenlber / Dor 'Serres glor.
1910 og / oe 6oreneoe Staters
rloib9neigbeosaar 1876.
@illiam $. Soft."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08
pearY oe NorepoIen.
6u fsR CoerbeOispips ON, at be to
iffs bar let biuauoen-

J5dse 1t FripatteIesram til
-Qott." ben 81. on bar Den be.
tenSte tpise slitronom. Brofesior
Gale potSoom erfI9rei. at bon.
efter 1t bape ioreioset en- inoaoaen-
be llnoerisseIIe al aommanoerpu.
rps oifentiiaaiorte iaaioIote 9epiier
fox Al bope ueret peO RoropoIen.
bar ,ioaet lin iaiie Ouerbepisnina
bsffprfet oni. al 9searp iIet life bar
erret Der. aommmOsrens Obierpa.
toner bar iniet meo gioenifnb at
asr,. hr5oer ban.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08
9tren9 7nel, T / Oh ten
3ernbaHctrafif % SrnaOforbin.
belle af6rDocs.
Wiau benter WiclSin0er ON man.
ar lllDffer paa Spen.
@oihinnton. D. 6. 8. g1op.

@aibm9ton, ,. g., 3. 9foo. ~
9neitormen iom / @nar bient.
isgte gltlonterbnpsfpiten, Dor en- al
De o9rite @fteraors Sneitorme,
mon bar fenot fIere glor Zen
ne0reo GeleoroitraoOe. foriinfeOe
5ern6anetogene % oiifor gtem
yorf, g6ilaoelpbia, Baltimore,
0nibinoton oq andre gper ira
3or6inoelie meo 9leiten al 2onOet.
Stormen rnieoe meo uiormino-
itet Seitigbe6 / 9lites og / Gag
oentes oen at bile biemi6ge g|elp
gngIano. Stormuariler er reilt
Ionss belle apiten ira Gnpe sen.
rp til eaitport. 0loine gleloin'
ger om taIrige 6orlis fan Oen-
tes.
Sele gltfpiten 93oro for 9nlti'
more oor @oor o9ffet me0 ct
tpft Gag paa0 Sne 9oaOe Belt-
ern Union og Boital telegraph
5e[ltabet melote, at oet por meo
Den iterite gnnfeIigbeo, oe bao'
De funnet efspeoere fommerciede
8elegromner, og olle bar betpoe-
ligt ioriinfet.
@oibin9ton fon fun 40 Ompeie
fomme 6orbinoelie meo Den sori'
ae Ber0en | 2ebet al 9osen ODer.
aft Iao 3elegrnftraaOene neoe. IL
peiret Iigneoe bet, iom raieoe flo
ite SnaugurationsOoe, ON oct emo
life bar fnIbt iaa itrGngt
rSneIoloet ipnes at bape o9ret
perlt Yennipluania 9lrbeioet
oeo sruberne Sbomofin moat-
te inoltiaes, oa Sneen Ian op til
ipoe CONNER bsi operolt. en
Nanb Bottespille falot oeo ON
oI Speronltrengelie PED tSorieg
paa at bare iig gei biem Sne-
itornen. Sarrisburg, SoncoIter,
gorf, 8ilIiams og andre Steoer
par oiifoaret ira al Sraooforbinoel-
ie. 5 gelnna og 5rocfoille bar Sne-
en- en- SOB 6pb og Driperne tire
500.
5ra De forifeaiee giergianatorier
H9rbeoen al g9ilfesborre, ga,
inoIsb Neloinger ON, at Der iioen
Den 'oreganenoe Gag par falOet fra
i5 til 18 Gommer Sne. Sernbone-
trafiffen og al anOen 8rafif bar
ilemt foriiDrret
GanQs Gpiten meloteS mango Sfi-
be at p9re | geo Sem 0omplfibe,
JON penteoes | aparantpne | giep
Dorf @aar Worges. bar foriinfet
mango elmer | oaben ~ al Storm
og 8slger iaa bsie iom gierge.
Gompifibet nasnigin 9uile", lom
tom ino / @oar melote, at en- lille
ameritanif Camper lan for anfer
ben pore Saun. Den iignoliiereoe
efter GiqIp for at fomme ino. en
anoen Camper bapOe faitet anter
uoenIor Sonop 0oof. Ii9eleoes noe
Of Stano til at biGlpe iig ielu. Oct
pAr bet franife Gampifib ~Sonou-
ras-. iom afeif ira Refp Orleans
ben q. Sftober eiter Sapre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08
Ronee oe Solf
| 6rQfenlano
aonaen opiororer geni5clos til at
bline. -MiniiterprGIiocnten
6Dloes.

Str. Dogbl." al 25. Oft. ifriper
5 9lnleoning al Den Sitliation, Ser
ifabtes paa Observation-Disclosures
We0e giatten meGem 2eroog Den
%. og Senoag oen 90. Oft, bar
aone @eorg oper for 8eni5eIes err
fl9ret, at oct, at gtationalioriamlin-
gen nennte gfat life bar beilut-
ningsopstia, paa ingen 0looOe be-
teo Wiongel poa Sillio, % itoo faIt
poa, at Stabinettet after n9Ite Dag
ifuloe gipe Wieoe gtationalioriom.
lingen.
Gn grocesiion pna 10000 Del
togere operrofte | aongens 3rape-
relie en- gloresie, Der mobtoges al
en- aammerberre paa aongens Seg-
ne. 5 9loresien opforores aongen
Ill at poe geni5elos' 9ieiormorbeioe
jim Stette.
aon9en teleionereoe Iom Spor
ira 8atoi, at oct bar bans gnife;
at Seni5elos iful0e be9oloe i'm Stil-
ling.
Broceslionen moridereoe 0erpaa
forbi geni5eIos' Sus og bpl6eOe
BAN. 8eni5elos bolOt ira galfonen
Ell Gale, bpilfen ban bl. a. iogoe,
at 9ieaftionenS sSntriger bar giort
magtesleie oeo Samarbeioe mel.
lem aonge og 5olt
9t9Ite Dag ifriues Der pioere:
MISUNDERSTANDING oplsit. Dii.
nilterpreiioent geni5elos itilleOe
tSorgoars i Den gr9ife giationalior-
iamIina 5orlongenoe ON ct nblolut
5illiosuotllm for iaa lang lio, iom
niloe o9re nsopenoig til 9efnitelie
of Sroenen 9iiget og til Hepiiio.
men af 5orfatningen. Suis ban life
fif bette Siaiospotiim. piloe ban
raaoe aongen til at oplsic RotionaI.
foriomlingen.
Dette 5orlangenoe beipdreoes al
Oppoiitioncn. siballis oe Diapra.
mid,alis Vartier og nogle 5ilbet.
sere oi 1beitetis parti meo en- gen.
iioia Mftnle om finn at iinoeriistte
en- Aegeriue. Der oaunes al ..ee.
te areife goraere" al ale Yortier.
en- Seiliitning. Der bar rettei moo
geniselos. iom bcitpIoes for at bile
fortrrnaeo DC imoisote errfere fra
2eoeIien al Ssoiens sInIiagenoer.
Otter at Riniiterid,eien Oereiier
banoe bait Ell aonierence meO stona
@eora. bIep Observation-Disclosures
Den 25. Of. opIsii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

y1anifsrrn" uoaaor to ganae
ON llaen oe foiter fim Si.50 yer
aarnana prspeniimmer ienoes frN
poa 5crIangenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

De nDe gal9 ifaI i'll. 81. 9. fiu0e
SteO Den 2S. 9}opcm6er, oo giatio-
nalforiamlin9en ifal Oereiter treOe
iammen igen Den s. Sanuor.