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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15
2lplsberetninoen
af |. 2lueuit.
llalminoelis itOr glebsans / Snli
Wiaanco.

@ai5ineton, .. s. 10. aug. .
9lolingsberetningen ior sluguit piier
Den iterite gtcogan9 / en- enfelt
Waaneo iiOen 1901. gtaria9en Der.
til bar bpret ueOparenhe 5erfe og
itprf Seoe. Zen { @oar al 2ano-
briioSoepnrtementet ofientliggiorte
9iopport 'oiper en- Ooerii9t ooer Den
Sfooe, iom ale S90orter 6or li0t
/ Suli MonneO, og ifal9e oenne
6liOer Der ct minore ll0bDtte pr
g(crc emo i noget Qlar oen ii6it
iorle6ne 5iaarSperio0e. 0len lam.
tioi9 bier gtopporten en- 8otaIpro.
BUTTON iom fun fem 9(ar i Can.
6ets 6iItorie bar ooereooet.
gn nprmcre llnoeri6aelie oi9lap-
porten og en- Sammenlienin9 meo
tioIi9ere Q(ars 0lapporter uobiier,
at Der ianoipnliebi8 olorig bar op-
ret en- enfelt Maaneo 9an0et5
2l9er6rn9s Siitorie, oo 3obet bar
ppret aa tort, iom oct bar lu-
Ii WaaneO bette 9lar. Snotil 0faa-
neoens iioite Del bar 3erfen no
bre0t oper belle MaiSareaIet %
!0eoen g9e0e i betp0elig @ro0 Zoe
IG9gelien. OloiSbelten er iislge
Ropporten reOuceret meo 335 Q}il-
lioner 9u. 9lolsooerilaget iorMai5
Den |. gluguIt bar nemlig 1920
22t 400 9u. Den I. Sui pnrOper-
ilaaet 2,956,000,OOO. SioIte 9lars
Seit GAP 1926, ,96S,000 9u.
5oroarsbpeoen er reouceret ira
245 Millioner 9uibeIs til en- an
ta9en ProOuftion al 209,515,000
gnlbels. Samtioig bar Der ct al
oorliot Iab / Saorebeiten, ioet Oen.
ne nu aniIoas til 818,000,000 9u.
eIler 309,000,000 9uibels minore
emo / 5ior. DesuOen bar oct noro-
oeItlige gaarbueoeitrsg liot life b.
re al 8srfe og Seoe, men ogiaa al
Iort GuIt o9 grano. 5oraarsboe.
oens 6illtano bleo iat til 59.S, MOB
1873 ior en- Wiaaneo iioen oe 81
/ iSior, oa Der bar faftiif llaar
gtoro Qofota Seaplen er bleoei
ifa6et n9iten lige iaa meget ionl
aornnplen paa @runo al 9iegn'
maneel, ioet Sperilaget ior 9luguii
er f9 WilIioner Gon moo 81 0fil-
Iioner Son / 6ior, en- gseoeang al
u Millioner Cons. giug og gpg et
oglon bleoet baarOt ifaoet, ioei
Rugbeiten antaees at ifulle bliu(
fun 30,677000 9u. MOB 33,O39'
900 gu. Sior, og 9pgbsiten an
iloas til 100000 gu. moo 1852
100000 9u. | 1910.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15
De Siberale panot.

2onOou, Il. 9tng. 9remer
g(sauitb5 gieeerine, iom esr 5or-
bring paa al ppre Storbritaniens
Iemofrati, intte I 9lftes lin Bill.
lie ioennem neo en- Qlfitennne. Der
too 13t moo ia. geo oenne
Stemmegipning bar 2oroernes $us
bnIt at gaa ino paa, boao De 81.
berale paoitaar er 6oltets Billie,
og tilItemt Discount" Morbps
5orilae life at iniiItere paa Cor.
oernes senbrinssforilas til en- Bar.
lomentspeotpet, bnna Der praftiif
Jet limiterer 2oroernes 0lagt til at
flnne iitipenoere iaaoan @eotegt
TO aar og eger vlSouie Of Com.
mons", Toririn bei @rao
Den Itore @runolopstanlp, iom
oermeo er enot, beepnote for ON.
firing to aor iioen 6a ooroernes.
.6us forfnitebe 9apio 0Iopo George,
statsfasiererens Budget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15

9lnartiet Beriien ct. 9eterS-
borg, 26. sui. Eli st. 8eterS.
borg Selegr. Bur" melOeS ira Sc.
beran: Ser u0rliiteS @fspeOitioner
moo 03ubame0 PHI og Salor 60
0auleb. 9ac6tiarerne ifal babe 10.
pct itrnfS at pile u0ienOe 30009fpt-
tere. Woi3es Saltane6, Ell 8iIb9n.
ger al Saltar oa 9ogir, Oil bliOe
uonGpnt til 6srer ior GfSpe0itio.
men og tiIIi9e til @uoerner ober
9lSteroboO oa 0'ainn0eran.
Otter iSorlpoen0e bar 9legeringen
til 0eniiat at ieqe Siplp boS Ben
berpgteoe faofaiiife 8erroriit Sbei-
oar a6on. Ger er u0iot en- gri8
poa 0tubameo 9lliS SooeO, o9 Ser
6oerneS Qtor0ere. aermanIbab oen-
tes ira 5ime iii 8ime erobret al
SaIor go 0auleb. 5 Soma6ou er
Mpnoig6e0erne ilpgtet. SnObp99er-
ne bar beot grinien rpffe ino
9peu. 3 Meic6eo 6ar @eiitIio5e0en
uotalt Jig imo0 5orfatuinsen. 9ln-
tollet al O2ubame0 glliS Silbenge-
re ipnes at nofie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15
Slorl Regnlalo.
Nesncn itnnOicr 5ernbanctraiif og
epr anOen Staoe.
Zen egr ooe i sllminoelisbeO langt
mere Nnun.

G1ica9o, 13. 2lug. - StorneL
ionl bar nnret alminOelige De
ileite al Sauoets Ggne, bar ueret
baaroeit ! Oiisiisiippi-GaIeu. 5ern-
banerne bar bait 8ep9r meo at
bOlOe oeres log goaenOe 9bicago
burlington on0 Guincp Yanen bar
bait fIere llouaitninger 9t9rbeoen
al SaOauna, Sis. 9feenen, DER ialOt
Strsmme, ltDrte0e neO 40 Batter.
ne langs glisiisippi-Dalen, % 20.
gene blep poa @runo oerai ioriin.
teOe og arrioere0e til Gbicago og
onOre 9per ilere Elmer eiter oen
betemte Iio. 9tortbmeitern 9anen,
Der life oor bleoen 6eifaOi9et, maat.
te gioe gin0s ior 8urlin9tontoe.
G6icogo, Ulilmaufee % ct. goul
Sanen par oelaa uaifet no ilere
Steoer, eet Steo / Sapanna, ST.,
og ilere Ste0er / gterbeOen al Ou.
buque, Sa Misiisiippi.6Io0en iteg
tre 800, oo fIere SteOer bIeo 9ao.
lanoet lan9s 6looen oueripsmmet.
6lere 91gninBer er ogloa neo-
br9not, aut9note al SDn; men oeo
SiOen Der Al bar 9iegnen 9iort
uberegneii8 me9et goOt, iGrlig ior
@taiien o9 @resgangene, ogiaa ior
ieue aartoiler.
9lngaaelroe 9egnitormen i Gbico.
go / Ssnoaos ifrioes @aar:
ogoraplp par fun ringe 9eifpt.
teIie ior en- 9bicaeo.9oreer, Der
BAR uoe un6er 9ieenen lent @aar
(Ssnooe) 6ormio0oe.
Qreoen of en- 8ino, ser nRiten
bar iom en- 0rfan, foroanoleoe Neg
nen mango al 6ortooene til imaa
6IoOer, og lang SiO eiter, at Neg.
nen itanoie6e, too ganOet / go.
Oerne og ejor6e Dem rriten nfar.
bare ieIp for 9(utomobiler. 9inoen
brso Erene al Irperne og 6eitree.
Sc @a0er o0 @rpSplpner meo Dem.
81 II b.eo SimmeIen pluoielig
iaa msrf. At set ina u0, JON oct
par 9lften i SteSet for 8ormi0ooa.
Sgs tanotcs. % Ser bar @}enneifer.
iom poaitob, at oe fllnOe ic stier.
ner.
o0}in 6ooe funO 6ape taalt en-
Gel Reon@, iooOe en- iom Dor /
en- 6oritao, yenooe eiter set, oi fit
@aar, men Den 6eb6oeOe iiffert
life nnr iaa meget, iom Sen fif i
Dag"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15
StOr Srnno ct. Saul, Minn.

ct. 9aul 0}inn., -. Mug. =
@iinneiotn Dor ano 2unber so.
pea @inneiota og @6itaII Sts.
bar Oeret 5ienipgt al en- 9ran0,
Der eoelogoe 9penineerne poa et
9treal itort 3 9lcreS. Gabet an.
ilaaS til minoIt $4,000, -8re.
lait for $4,000, @aifineri for
$50, og $4,000 for Sfa0e
paa aontorbpgnin9er. 9lsiurancen
bar life ober $4,000. so Gano
er bIeoen arbeio8leie oeo 8ranoen.
@on beo fife. bpaS ser bar opret
9lariag til 9ranoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15
9ampifibsnptitier.

Oscar II er afieilet ira Gbri.
itianiano meo 643 @asiaeerer og
pentes til 9iep Dorf oen %. 0s
Bill after aiieile oerfra ben 81. oS.
og pentes oa til Gbriitianiano ben
8. Sept. 1911.
pSeaie OIao" bill afieile ira 9sem
Dorf ben II. glug. og oentes at
naa til Sfanoinobien oen 27.
sluenit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15

gerneplioten I 9(uitralien bar
meofsrt, at 100000 unee Mpno
glIberen 14-17 g(ar er in6Ifrep-
ne Nullerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15
2larsberetninoen.

Meniebeoer og Greiter, Der eno.
M life bor inoienbt 9eitilling poo
9[arsberetningen 1911, beoes ino.
Ienoe iaaoan inareit miiIiet:
Da n. 9utb. BubI. 6oute
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15
9nrnett runnt.


5 Moroffo er to fronife 6orret-
nin9sfolf blepen plpn0re0e, bl. a.
for 10000 6rcs. aontauter.
aeiier g8ilbelm bar telegraferet
til Suatanen al 8Drfiet, at ban bill
ifpnte 10000 Marf til oe 8ron0.
Ii0te aonitontinopeI.
grinsregent 2eopolo al 9elgien,
Der for nogle MoaneOer iiOen ipl0te
80 glar, er i oen ienere Gio oftere
faloen 9eioimelie.
Sultunen al 9prfiet ii9es at ua.
re aIoorlig ip9 ioa BANS GilItonO
9iper 29gerne 9lnle0ning til Be-
fDnrit9. San lioer al en- gapre-
ip8oom og 9(areforfolfning
Gemt 9eegerplager. 9riiSiel, 81.
Suli. 96itnant 9lrnolo er pao
@runo al @ruion6eoer, ban bor
beoaaet aongo, 6leoen i0ent t2
2(arS Straiarbei0e.
Ge franife @in0prfere. 8aris,
y. 3uIi. 0a Oroenen er npIten
6elt genoprettet Qfarne- og 9tu-
be-9iitriftet, er 0e BERTH uOfom-
nNsnoereoe Sropper oenot tiIbage
til oereS @arniioner.
9e franife 2lnorfiIter. Der er
6lebet foretaget Suiunoerisgelier /
9laoet ga 9uerre iocioles" 2ofa.
Ter iamt 6os 10 9(norfiiter. 9lnar-
fiiterne @ol0scbil0 oq 0feo blep
orreitereOe, og oeSuoen beilueIag.
oes Ser en- M9ne0e Bopirer.
Sabotage. 8oris, %. 5uli. 5
SABRE er ionttli9e 10 8elegraffab-
FER, ser forbinoer 8ronfrig og @no-
lan0, bleben oberifnoret paa ct
Ste6 mellem 8elegrafitationen og
8piten. 8oIitiet bar foretaget en-
g(n6oloelie.
Sra @ortugal Gen fonititueren-
Sc 5oriamling @ortugal bar ior-
faitet Oen @oragrni i5orfatnings.
foriloget, ifoloe 6oilfen 9fepubIif.
fen ifo( Oroee Omiora for, at apin.
6erne faar en- iaa6an OpOra9elie,
at 0e fan u0ene 0ereS periontge
og politiife 9iettia6e6er og 9ligter.
QfprOe0e @r9fere. Cen efono-
miifegatrifarf aonItontinope0 bar
iaaet @ieO0elelie ON, at ire @refere
er blenen npr0et beo Sen tprfiife
9onosbp aisipo giloiettet Otona.
itir. 8atriarfen bar M oner for
gorten giort 5oreitilIinger 9ln-
Ie0ning al Sc talriee 0aoro @aa-
feoonien.
0e0en @ien. @ien, 20. Suli.
Is @aar er "a 8erioner bIeuen
rant al SeOeiIag. Set al SiIf9loe-
ne bar meof6rt 9G0en.
Seoen, ser bar onret II Gage
og itaOig p9ret ltieenoe og iaa
It9rf, at Sen bar fremfalOt mango
9oosiaI0 og SpeoomstilfeIoe al
Seoeilag, er MI aftaget noget, ioet
Ser / gitermiooog er falOen it9rt
Soroenreen, 6lanbet meo Sagl.
aoleroen. Berlin, 81. Suli. I'll
0forgenblaoene telegraieres ira
7an5ig: Sil Soipitalet Maren-
! burg, er ser t @aur brost TO apin'
ser ira areoien Strbhi. lioenoe al
aolera. Gre 8erioner er itilIet nm
ser Obierpation. Ger er truffei
onlfattenoe Soriietisbeosreeler.
aonitantinopeI, 81. Suli. S @aai
et ser Der foreialoet Is Silfplot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15
20. Marg..

al aolera, bOorof 9 en0te meo d.
oen.
| 9iuitninger 4rgentino 9uenos
2lires, 80 5uIi. @eo ct Gag Of
| fentIi9giort 8efret opproberes en-
aontraft ON 8pgning al Ell til
9reo0nou9bt-Sfi6e beitemt Dot og
anOre 9(r6ei0er OrIo9s6aonen
| 9a6ia-9lanco. 9Irbeioerne foite 7
WiIl geos. aontraften er ofilut-
| tet me0 ct tpif 6irma.
| Gn ll0oisnng. Berlin, 27. Sult.
8aa ct iffe.offentligt iocialOemofra.
tiff Me0e bar oen franife. SociaIiIt
| 2)petot life blot angrebet Den tpiffe
| fegering, men ogiaa 6irefte opfor-
bret 0p tpife Oprnepligtige til /
5ilf9l0e al arig at Denoegaabnene
moo 0eres egne 6oreiatte. 5 Den
| 9lnle6ning er Ser itrots uoIteot TO-
| oiSnin9s0efret moo bon, o9 ban
| far 0ereiter forlaOt EpifIonO.
| Sra BET omoOerne 8Drfi. Yolitiet
| aonitantinopel bar orreIteret en-
| 6unftioner pe0 set greife aoniu.
lat, iom pooItoOes at babe iolgt
2otterilo00er til 8eoite for oen
| gr9lfe 6loaOe, og pint 6am paa en-
I barbariif Moa0e 6or at ofpresie
bam 9faonene paa Dem, Ser olgte
9oO0er, itaf man tilipioe0e 5ier 6
op un0er bans gtegle Den gr9ife
! 9fegering bar onmoOet oe oprige
0fogters @eianoter ON en- f9aes
| Yroteit moo BET tprfiife Golitis
GoloSbanblineer.
llrolig6e0er / Bortugal. Berlin,
26. SuIi. 8il Mor9pnblooene mel.
oe8 ira 9isiabon: S airfen 90.
bri9o / 9enrbe0en al 9tagoa er BET
fommet til ct alDorligt Somnen.
itoo mellem 9iopaliiter og 9fepu6li-
fanerne. Hepublifanernes 5erer,
Gotta, beb 0r9bt pe0 ct anioItif
ba9fra. Set font til en- Scamp, 6bor
man brngte anioe og 9iepoloere.
QfilitGr maatte genOprette Or0enen.
5fol9e 0Seculo" ct 1 9erioner
ore6t, Il aaret baar0t og 30 Iette-
re. ~~.R 2
Oprpret / 2(l6anien. 0fficielt
mel0eS, at ny greife Sfarer er
ouffe0e op ggnene omfrin9 5ia.
tiita o9 grobcna, % 6urti0t ora.
get ino oct inore al 2an0et. 0e
tprfiife 3ropper, ser itoor til9laa.
0igbeo, erflpres ior at ppre ltil.
| itr9ffelige til at tage 5orfelgeIien
op 5 Gage er ser alt bIeuen
Jet gr9ife Sfarer al ell StDrfe
paa % til 40 Man0. Oct meO0e.
les, at ser er bIeoen Jet greife 81.
ficerer me0 Orlop I oiSie Sfarer.
@n 90 Man0 itGrf bulgarif Stare
unoer Gomman0o al 8amaoiem bar
peo 0omirfapu til Sroos for9agt.
poiterne operifre0et @orOarflooen
| % 9anelinien, boorpaa Den er ora.
get bioere til &oprplp for at naa
| @illaietet 0fonaitir.
Sorgbut Sbelpfet 9aibo er al.
reilt til aonitnntinopel, % @siao
! Boiba far opertaget aommonooen.
Sfopbrano / Sberig. 9ogands,
30. Sui. st al Sfobbrono bpreet
| Omraaoe omfatter omfring 10 5or.
2ano, booraf 10 SOr. 2ano ung, ,
9taaIeifop oe &eiten 2png. Sloen,
ser bar beereniet ueo 31l-Eioen
Sproa9 gttermlo0ag, Deobleo at Ill.
me / 2pnoen og blusieoe op Here
Gang | 2e6et al gtatten, men iIltf.
feoes al oe uoitilleoe Granddaughter.
Mon beo life, bporleoes Sloen
er opitnaet, men SanoipnligbeOen
toler for, at oet er ifet peo Gi1ar.
rpening 8obafrpenine er forbuot
peo GpiIag / Sfopene paa 9ierget,
men Sorbuoet oberboloes fun
rinee Grab. Oct er ben 6. Sfop.
brand paa sullaberg | De iioite 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15

Sra @ortu9al. Zen fonititueren.
0e 6oriamling 9ortugal bar for-
faiiet Oen @araarui 5orfatnin9S-
foriloget, ifoI9e 6oilfen 9iepubIif.
fen ifol Oroge Omiora ior, at apin-
0erne faar en- iaaoan Op0ra9eIie,
at 0e fan u0poe 0ereS periontige
o9 poIitiife 0lettia6e6er oo 9Iiater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15

0}pr0e0e @rpfere. Zen efono-
miife8atrifarf aonitantinopeO Bar
iaaet MeO6elelie ON, at tire @refere
er blepen mprOet oeb sen tprfiife
9anosbp aisioo gilaiettet Utona-
itir. 8atriarfen bar M ooer ior
gorten giort 5oreitilIinaer 9ln-
Ge0ning al Sc talrige Wforo @ta-
feoonien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15

Sabotage. 9}oris, %. 5uli. 5
SABRE er iomtli9e 10 8elegraffab-
Ter, ser forbin0er 8ranfri9 og @no-
lano, bleben oOerifnoret paa ct
Ste6 mellem 8elegrafitationen og
apIten 8oIitiet bar foretaget en-
gfn6oIoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-15

9e franife 2tnarfiiter. Der er
6lepet foretaget SuiunoerisgeIier /
9laoet ga 9uerre iocioles" 2ofa-
Ter iamt 6os 10 9(norfiIter. 9(nar.
fiIterne @oIoscbilo og 0ieo bIep
arreitereoe, og oesuoen beiln1lag-
6es Ser en- M9ne0e Bopirer.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
NOT TYRANNIC4J.

A good deal Of nonsense is being
talked about clash between the Sulli-
van law and other similar laws forbid
ding the carrying of concealed weapons
and the constitutional right of an Amer.
lean citizen ''to bear arms" In most of
the states the right of citizens 10 bear
arms is fully recognized. and in the
earlier days of the Republic bearing arms
was so common and so necessary n habit
that the states insisted or the adoption
of the Second Amendment 10 the federal
Constitution. which reaGs: "A well
regulated militia being necessary 20
the security of a free state. the right
"of the people 10 bear arms shall not
"be infringed."
Bearing arms in those days meant
offence and defence. whether i'm organ
ized associations as militia or as indi-
vidualS facing the perilS of rough from
Tier life. In that sense the bearing of
arms is theoretically as unrestricted now
rs il ever was. although the necessity
work has disappeared except i'm few
isoiated spots 1t would he violent
anachronism for New Workers 10 carry
blunderbuSseS 10 church. as the Puritan
fathers used 10 do. or TO take the sub
way up TO the wilds Of Harlem or The
Bronx equipped 10 deal with bush
whacking abOrigines Yet if anybody
wants TO carry rifle or shotgun
through the streets Of New York the
Sullivan law will not interfere with him.
nor will IL interfere with his fitting out
his apartment not only with burglar
alarm but with an assortment of Spring
fields or MauSers.
The only restriction put ON going
about armed or being armed mt home
is that the weapons shall not be such
rs are carried concealed. That is Il legiti-
mate distinction which the slate may
draw under its general police power.
The open weapon carrier is not serious
peril. He gives notice of his possession
of implements used 10 Kill and thus
puts the public and the police on guard.
II is the person with the concealed
weapon who commits vast majority
Of the present day crimes Of violence
and who facilitates his operations and
covers his tracks by pretending 10 he
nrarmed. For the privilege Of pos
,essipg or carrying a weapon capable 0l
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
"4NGLO.SAXON TNLON."

Sir Wilfrid Laurier must he his own
interpreter, as presumably he can be 10
the satisfaction of himself and his con-
stituents. 1t will he prudent therefore.
to take with all possible reserve his re-
ported utteranceS at Digby. Nova Scotia,
on the subject Of AnglO-SaXOn union,
ard TO make for them certain allow
ance which will be readily suggested by
review of his political record. sir
Nilfrid illustrates. as we have often
observed before. something of the tradi-
tiOnal zeal of the convert Time was
when he was looked upon as the leader
of the anti-prOtectionist and anti-im-
periaist party, and there was common
expectation that when he became Prime
Minister the Dominion would be led into
ar era of low tariffs and almost of
alienation from Great Britain. Instead
Sir Wilfrid gave it protectionist sys-
TEN intensified far beyond that of his
.prOtectiOnist predecessors and estab-
lished an imperial policy much more
marked than that of the sO-callcd i'm
peralisS themselves.
1t is. therefore. natural that his mind
should dwell upon the moral solidarity
oG the Anglo-SaXon peoples. lie is him
self strongly and inseparably associated
with several acts of high Importance
which make directly for such solidarity.
one of these is the settlement of the
fisheries and boundaries disputes and
indeed of all existing disputes between
America and Canada. Another is The
reciprocity arrangement of which he is
the chief Canadian prOtagOniSt A third
iS the general arbitration treaty now
pending between America and Great
Britain. in which special provision is
made for Canada'S participation i'm any
negotiations arising under it by which
her interests might be affected. These
AID other associated things may well
appeal strongly TO his sensitive and
Imaginative mind and inspire him 10 see
visions of further attainments in the
same direction.
We should be greatly surprised. how
ever. if he were correctly TO be inter
Preted as meaning 10 predict an organic
union or even an alliance among the
Anglo-SaXon nations. 1t must be re-
membered that his political adversaries
are using the threat of such union be-
tween Canada and the United States as
their chief argument against him and
his policy. We cannot suppose that he
has now pleaded guilty 10 their charges
against him by admitting that reel
procity means annexation in any form.
He knows. also. the difficulty which he
has himself encountered i'm trying. tlnS
far in vain. 10 secure greater solidarity
among the Anglo-SaXons who are under
the one British flag and we can scarcely
suppose him 10 he lightly assuming the
Infinitely harder task Of effecting not
only thlt bur also solidarity of the Brit
ish ard non British nations. Again. we
must suppose Sir Wilfrid to understand
American policies and sentiments too
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
AssAILs SULLIVAN PISTOL BILL.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The first of the month the Suiil-
van pistol bill becomes law. On that
day the protection Is removed from the
honest, law-abiding citizen and trans
ferred To the burglar and the thug.
The habitual criminal will have as
much respect for this new law as he mas
for the average New York Police Depart
ment. which Is very little if any. while the
citizen who keeps the law is left to the
mercy of any armed feon who chooses TO
invade his home.
As matter Of fact this part of the Dill
IS Unconstitutional, for the right TO bear
arms" granted to the American people from
time immemoria cannot be snatched away
from them in high handed manner by any
bill passed at Albany as a political and
sensational sop TO cover the traces or
ether dsgraceful exhibitions Of so-called
legislation.
That the pistol bill is step In the right
direction as regards the effect on the sale
OF dangerous weapons any right minded
citizen will admit, but the restriction on
keeping a flrearm in the home for defen-
sive purposes is an outrage upon the rights
OF all American citizens.
VERMONTER.
New York, Aug. 20. 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
TALKING IN THE THEATRE
Movement to Stop Abuse by Force of
Public Sentiment Urged.
e Edltor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: VIII you aid in movement TO com
pei, by force of public sentiment, all per-
sons in the audience at serious dramatic
performances TO remain silent while the
curtain is up?
We are developing playwrights who think
in terms OF life-not of theatre conven-
tions-and every month OF the dramatic
season more Americans are learning of the
Joy of real plays. But what man can en-
Joy even THE Twelve-Pound Look" or The
second act of THE Concert with inane
chattering or whispering going on behind
him? (And, by the way. did you personally
ever hear any one who talked or whis-
pered while the curtain was up say any
thing worthy of the attention OF man, de-
fined as "a reasoning anilnal"?j
| do not think / am Crouch" or of
an over-nervous temperament, or of the
prim and severe habit OF the extinct type
of Puritan. But my very ego-me-self,
does revolt at being Obliged to take my
Shakespeare. or Ibsen, or Thomas. or Shaw,
or Barrie diluted by driyel from before,
behind and at the sides
And-I should not be writing this other
wise--it can be stopped
Individuals can-as | have proved-stop
il In their vicinity by making tho offenders
against decency realize the measure of
their offending But this always involves
a highly Unpleasant task Of rebuke and the
exercise OF a militant protection Of one s
rights distsBteful 10 any man or woman
And no individual ought 10 be Obliged to
protect himself In this way Tha manage
ment Of Ihe theatre ought to see that no
patron is, annoyed by the gable OF his
New-York tribune., 1911-09-01
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Newport. Aug. Sit has been raining
here for seven successive DAYS and the
members of the summer colony are be-
coming thoroughly disgUsted with the
weather. Besides the postponement Of the
national tennis tournament, polo matches
and golf. the weather has been the undoing
of many out-of-door parties that had been
planned.
The rain of to-day caused Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Clews 10 make hurried changes In
their plans for the dinner and dance
which they had arranged for this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clews originally planned 30
make their entertainment as much of An
out-of-door affair as possible. The rain
prevented this The verandas however
were made waterproof and decorated with
pink roses and growing vines. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clews had twenty-four guests to din
ner and many others came in for the dane
ing that followed.
Mrs Emile a. Bruguere entertained a
party of twenty-four at dinner this even
ing at her villa on Coddington Point. Yell
low and blue flowers were used for the
ta BILE decorations. Mrs James Lowell Put
nam, Mrs Pembroke Jones and Mrs. Rich
ard Gambrill were also dinner entertainers,
and luncheon parties were given to-day
by Mrs. Clarence w. Dolan and Mrs. J.
Fred Pierson, jr.
Mrs. William Grosvenor has planned a
large dinner at her summer home for Satur-
day evening. Mrs Grosvenor is to stay
here this year until the middle of No
Yember.
Robert Chanler arrived this evening to
be the guest of Henry Clews. jr
William s. Patten returned from New
York this evening and Miss Susan Thayer,
of Lancaster, Mass, arrived 10 be the guest
OF Mrs. Patten.
Willing Spencer left this evening for
Washington.
Registered at the Newport Golf Club are
f.. James and il. A. James of New York,
guests of Arthur Curtiss James; Miss NJ T.