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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
RESOLUTIONS
FOR Y. NJ. c. A.
Norwegian-Danish Ministers
in Session Endorse Plan
for One Here.
SERMONS OF INTEREST
New Member Taken in
Automobile Trip Is Post
poned Owing to Weather.

Resolutions encouraging the es-
Enlistment of a Young Mems Chris
tian Association in this city we're
adopted at the session this morning
Of the Norwegi egian-Danish Preachers
meeting that is being held III the
Danish Methodist Episcopal church,
this city.
The morning session today began
cises led by Rev. B. E. Carlson, Of
Boston. Following this business
session was held. Rev Mr.. Carlson
read an essay on "Americanism and
its influence on the Church" " which
was afterward debated by all pres
ent. At this time William Jorgensen,
of Evanston, Illinois, a student in a
theological seminary at that place,
was taken in as a member.
To Translate Hymn Books.
A committee of three, composed
of Rev. Andrew Hanson, Rev. H C.
Munson and Rev. c. W. Hanson,
was named to translate hymn books
for Sunday school purposes. A reso-
luton thanking the press for it's
courtesy and space it has accorded
the meetings since they have been
in session here, was passed.
At the sessions yesterday after
noon and evening excellent talks and
were given. Rev. Albert
NJ. Hanson led the devotional service
in the afternoon, after which Rev.
DR.. W. A. Layton, district superin-
tendent Of the Brooklyn South I s.
trict, gave talk. Rev. H. C. Nj o.
son, of Brooklyn, followed with IN
address on the Christian Churq 80
A debate on the subject was taken
up in which many took part. Miss
Ester Nelson, of Chicago, sang a.
solo.
Session Last Night.
At the session last nislt- Rev.
Alfred NJ. Hanson made the opening
prayer and preached the sermon.
Rev. H. c. Nun on assisted in the
service
Much regret was expressed this
when 1t was announced by
Rev. Andrew Hanson that he was
called home to Brooklyn on import-
ant business. He viii Leave II:
aItsr1oon-------------- lasss--.suauarAS.1
will not be taken on account OF thas
weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
TERMINAL SITE
DEAL REPORTED
Rumor Standard Oil Secures
Sea Breeze Property.

New York, Sept. 15.-It was re-
ported yesterday the Standard Oil
Company had purchased the Leland
property, $50 acres, at Tottenville,
S. l., as site for new terminal for
it's export trade. The purchase price
is said to have been 100000.
The present export terminal is at
Bayonne, N. j., and the company is
said to have been attracted to the
Leland sites because it fronts both
on Raritan Bay and on Staten ISL
and Sound, with the surrounding
waters fifty feet deep. This depth
would facilitate the landing of oil
tank steamers which have deep
draught and would obviate the nee
essity of taking them through shall
low waters between the lower bay
and Bayonne terminal.
j. l. c. Clark, press representa-
tive Of the company, said last night
he had not heard of the reported
purchase.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
WALLIN WILL
CASE CALLED
Witness Says Testator Didn't
See Her Sign.
suec,al TO The EEENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Sept. 15.-Mrs.
Daisy Curry, before her marriage a
stenographer in the law Offices of
Perth A Peterson, of Perth Amboy,
went on the stand today and testi-
fed that she did not sign the will
Of the late Lars Wallin, of FOrds,
in the presence of the testator. She
said the will was given to her by
Mr.. Peterson, written by him in long
hand, and after she had made type
written copies, signed the instru-
ment as a witness.
Lawyer Peterson was the other
witness and now has filed a caVlet
to the will AS he was not in court
this morning, Judge DAILY adjourned
the case until the lawyer could be
procured to give testimony.
Mr.. Wallin left an estate of $500
to Mrs Gunder Johanson, who cared
for him during his last years. Re
corder Henry W. Kehoe appeared for
the estate and showed an affidavit
that a subpoena had been served on
Lawyer Peterson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
ANOTHER FERRY.
PROJECT HERE.
State Street Business Men
Interested in PIan--Meet-
ing Held Last Night.
DECIDE TO INCORPORATE
Report Option on Land at
FottenviIIe and on Boat
Raising Funds.

IL the pans Ol certain oldJ6 street
business men materialize another
ferry will soon be established be-
tween this city and Tottenville Steps
for promoting the project were made
at meeting of business men held
in Burke & Bolger's Office, in State
street, last night.
1t Is proposed to run the ferry
from either, Buckingham avenue or
Washington street, to Main street,
Tottenville, where facilities for land
Ing have already been negotiated for.
That the business men intend to be-
gin operations at once was signified
when Thomas Brown was instructed
to draw up articles of incorporation
not only for this state, but also in
New York.
According to reports a number Of
business men of this city and Totem
vile are interested in the project and
have promised suff1cien5 funds to
float the scheme. Another ferry has
been talked of in this city for several
years past, but no definite action
was taken until last night.
Jacob Goldberger, Herman Philo,
Max Letchtman, Hugh REILLY,
Thomas Brown and others are back
Of the scheme. Thomas Brown has
already sent notice of the intentions
of the proposed company with maps
and drawings to the War Depart
ment. He expects their decision In
few days
In Tottenville, s. l., the Main
street property owned by F. o. w.
Schmitz, of Prince Bay, has been
negotiated for. Mr.. Schmitz pur-
chased this property several years
ago when the rumor was on its first
rounds and has held on to 1t now for
ferry purposes. In Tottenville there
Is feeling for another ferry and many
stockholders want the affair rushed.
The company as yet has not decid-
ed from what point in this city they
will place their dock and ferryhouse,
but Washington street and Bucking-
ham avenue are favorite spots for
the scheme according to statements
of the men who are backing the pro-
ject.
A committee from the business
York to purchase a boat suitable for
this line of work Only several days
ago the committee inspected several
of the large ferryboats that piled be-
tween New York and New Jersey
previous to the establishing of the
tunnel service. One boat in particu-
lar was inspected and the local men
have an option on it. The boat IS
modern in every respect, capable Of
handling many autos and other We
hicles, and at the same time accom-
modate the passenger traffic. The
boat can be purchased for about
$4,000. 1t seems likely that the
hackers of the movement will pur-
chase this craft.
Another meeting will be held
shortly in the same place as last
nights session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
MONTH PASSES.
WITHOUT FIRE.
Last Time .Firemen Were
Called Was Aug. IL.

This is the first time in the his
tory of the local fire department
that the f1remen have been granted
vacation of one month, according
to the statement made by William
P. = Hara, first assistant of the de-
partment. The last time the depart
ment was called out was on August
IN the rear OF Public school Ne. 2.
This is the longest space of time
according to Mr.. O'Hara that Perth
Amboy has suffered from fire loss.
The fremen are congratulating
themselves and some IN g joking
manner remark that the bell can't
ring any more. Several weeks have
passed on former occasions without
a fire, but over month as in this
case, is a record breaker for the
local department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
WARD IS HELD UP
BY THE RAIN TODAY
Special By United Press Wire.

Calicoon, N. Y, Sept. 15:-The
well known Jimmy Ward hoodoo ap-
peared in the role of cold Colonel ].
Pluvius" today. The aviator was up
bright and early, hoping to get an
early start on the third day Of his
attempt to fly from New York to the
Pacific coast, but one look out Of
doors convinced him that he could
not take to the air for several hours.
1t was raining steadily and while
waiting for the skies to clear Ward
spent the morning in going over his
machine At noon it was still rain
ing and Ward decided that he would
probably have to call off all flights
for today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
YOUNG GYPSY
GETS 9 YEARS
Judge Daily Says Case Was
One of Worst.
spectal to the FvBNING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Sept. 15:-Ths
famous Gypsy case of Perth Amboy
ended this morning when Judge DAILY
sentenced Julius Czskora, of Keas-
bey, to nine years in state prison.
Before sentence was pronounced
Lawyer Cowenhoven, for the defense
made a strong plea for his client.
Judge Daily explained the case, say
ing it was one of the worst of its
class ever brought to light in this
part of Jersey.
Czskora was found guilty of as
saulting Elizabeth Daku, of Perth
Amboy. AS soon as Mrs. CZskora
was informed of the sentence she
tainted and had to be carried from
the court room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
SALUTE FLAG TODAY

All students of the high school be-
ginning today, had TO salute the flag
and swear allegiance TO the United
States. Small silk flags have been
provided for each classroom in the
building and the saluting of the flag
and the reciting of the allegiance
will hereafter be q part of chapel
exercises.
All the members of the faculty
were informed of the new custom
yesterday morning and the pupils
were also notified later in the day.
After or while saluting the fag the
pupils must say, Il pledge allegance
to my flag and to the republic Tor
which il stands, one nation indivist-
Bile with liberty and justice for all"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
Accused Boy Pleads Not Guilty.
[nsotnI TO n, EYENINO NRTfH

New Brunswick, Sept. 16.-Aleck
Merkowittz, of Perth Amboy, enter
ed a plea of not guilty before Judge
Daily today on charge of stealing
pads and pencils from Perth Am
boy five and ten cent store. The boy
was remanded for trial, with George
Burton, OF this city, as counsel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
MISS MARTHA M0SER
IS CALLED BY DEATH

Miss Martha E. Moser, eighteen
years old, daughter of Mrs. Marcos
Moser, of ia Pearl place, died at s
o'clock last night. The funeral will
be held Monday morning from her
late residence, followed by a mass in
st. Mary's R. c. church. Interment
will follow in St. Mary's cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
Hurt Alighting from Train.

bptctuI 20 IIIs q ' q y N . y = " D
New Brunswick, Sept. 15:-Wil-
liam Pryor. colored. of Baltimore,
While alighting from a train at
Princeton Junction late yesterday af-
ternoon, fell to the platform and
was injured. Pryor was brought to
the Wells Hospital here, from where
he will be discharged today. At tirst
it was thought that the man was in
jured internally, but Investigation
disclosed he was suffering from
shock and numerous bruises.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
WANTS CHILD PRODUCED
TO DETERMINE CUSTODY
snsoin1 10 the ETEYINe NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Trenton, Sept. 15:-Charging his
wife with denying him the oppor-
tunity of seeing his child, and his
father-in-law with threatening him
if he attempted to see it, David VIII
liam Scammell, a well known trav-
cling salesman of this city, today
obtained from the Court Of Chan
Gerry a writ of habeas corpus, com
pelling the wife to produce the child
before Vice Chancellor Warker to-
morrow morning to determine the
question of the custody Of it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
R0RVATH GETS THREE
YEARS FOR ASSAULT
Special to the EVENING NEWs.

Special to the EVENING NEWz
New Brunswick, Sept 15:-KalI-
man Horyath, Of Perth Amboy. was
today sentenced by Judge DAILY to
three years in state prison, having
been found guilty Of assauIting Pa
trolman Joseph GutowskI, Of Perth
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
NEW YORK RESTAURANT.

Are you looking for first class din
ner. Clean and cool dining ROOM Ev-
erything In the homemade way. A call
will convince you that our RESTAU-
RANT is up-to- date. Chef for U. s. S.
Admiral Dewey, fI three years, who
can recommend my work.
226 Smith st. M. Mikami, Prop.
tues&fri-6 emo"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
SKATING TONIGHT and TOMOR-
ROW AFTERNOON at AUDITOR
IUM. 4S4-9-1 sit

Wanted-Nice driving horse and car
riage In exchange for an automo-
bila. c. A. Sexton, 20 Smith street.
Phone lS1. 3659-1 2-1 Ats
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15

AUTOMOBILES rOl- RENT.
Parties taken anywhere day or
night. G. A. Sexton, 70 Smith St.
Phone ISL.
225S6-7-10-tf"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15

SKATING TONIGHT and TOMOR-
ROW AFTERNOON at AUDITOR
1UM. 4S4-9-15-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
SIX FIREMEN HURT
WHEN PLANT EXPLODED
Special bu United Press Wire.

st. Louis, Sept. 15:-Six firemen
were badly injured today when a
terrific explosion at the burning
plant of the Mallinckrodt Chemical
Company, which had been on fire for
an hour, blew out the walls of the
mill plant. Six hundred employees,
mostly women and girls, had march
ed out of the building when the fire
was first announced All of them
escaped without injury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15

SKATING TONIGHT and TOMOR-
ROW AFTERNOON at AUDITOR
TN 4S4-9-l 5-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15

AUTOMOBILES for hire, Phone
l1sl or see c. A. Sexton, 10 smith
-traat 266-9-12-t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15

SKATING TONIGHT and TOMOR-
ROW AFTERNOON at AUDITOR
nm 4S4-9-15-lt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15

You'll ard it in the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-15
DECISION IN FAMOUS
CARPENTER UNION CASE
spso,al to the EVENING NEWS.

Trenton, Sept. 15:-Vice Chancel-
lor Walker, in an opinion filed in the
court Of chancery today, dissolved
the temporary restraint placed by
Vice Chancellor Howell last July up
on the United Brotherhood of Car
penters and Joiners of America and
affiliated organizations in Newark.
Vice Chancellor Walker also refused
to allow preliminary injunction
against the defendants.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
0hrii iitiania llniperli litets
Punoreo ocars- Selt.

Sislge telegroiiif Meooelelie til
0Sfano." iejreOe gtorges llniperii-
tet ben 2. 0s. og ielgenoe Gage lit
SunOreoaorinbilGum. Get 6leb
nemlig oen ,. 5ept. 1911 oeo fon.
gelia 9ieiolution beiluttet, at Nor.
ge ifnloe baoe lit e1et llniperiitet
Noraes SopeoitaO bar nGunte 9ln.
leOning I 9srOogs iiert 6eitiOs.
ifrlo, % @a0erne mploreOe oct al
ieltflGote Qienneifer. llniperiitetetS
egentlige @nn0reOaarsieit, peo bpil.
fen 9eftor groiesior 9regger bar
Sooeotnleren, bolOtes al. 10 6or.
miooag, be0 boilfen 2ejlig6eo en- nD
,Seltial blen in0niet. al. 1 Otter.
mi06ag ioretoges Smmotrifulerin.
gen al nDe Stuoenter meO en- Gale
al 9rof. Mor9enItierne. - 5 Sen.
bags par Der 6eitgnostieneite Dor
5reliers Strife. boor Shloenter.
Sanaiorenin9en uoisrte en- Gel al
oct muiifolife Iroarom. : Nan.
oaas par Der Rcception 6eitialeu.
Sirs0ag Cpisrelie Nationarteate-
rer al 9isrnions % ya's.ors., ..ee..,,l.5
2-~.ate ,<@,n.at" idm.. S(Nresier n
'remmeoo Gaiea.reOe. ;5elaenoe Gag
Fromation al 9Gresooftorer. )
@aar ilutteOe NeitIinheSOrne NOS
NOT Ell 81 ore'!..,inp Rational.
teateret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
9pommer oper Ranalen.
DIR. ". Z. Snrseis ipBmmer uper
/ %. elmer % 80 Minntter.

Zeal, England, 6. Sept. = Otter
36 9lar bIep aoptain Bebbs 9e.
Oriit n at iosmme oper aonnIen
mellem England o9 6rantria - |
Tag eitergiort al @iaiam {. Bur.
gels. Oct par bans 16. 5orieg.
5srite 5orieg gioroe ban 1904.
gurgeiS iatte no ira Soutb Sore.
lano, Dooer, Sl. t1,15 IirsOag
6ormio6ag. 6an lan0e0e peo &c
Gbotelelet, en- liGe 2anosbD to MiI
2it ior Gape @ris g}e5, al. $50
/ Morges; ban boooe iaaleoes brugt
% elmer o. 30 Diiniitter til Iu.
ren. @n 0iotorbaao gioroe Sosm.
meren 5slgeifab. Mnn beregner, at
9uraeis pna @runo al oen 3iggo3.
aurs. ban moatte tage, toungen nf
Eioeoano % Str6m, ibsmmeoe 60
~ ~ :. noo ooer ben 20 Mil
6re0e SINAI.
Sort eisar Starten InJoe ser ii9
en- tpt 8aage oper aontien, aa
;ii;a1a1 r.,e a5iiaa ;il1ar ;i;aSs5ret.
nina .r:os - -. sc:.te6as 20
o. a'oN sssznmerer. 5sri, oa ~
8nra. .aroe>5. 'ie nan ltnherrpt.
nina llnoer bee Furen ~ ban
oeonniIiget al roll1 Cd.
Nen Sanitremninger oeie,e CON
meaet me6 90 ct Rnr @orse
80 80 sad ~ ioq. Ear 9a. sas sua
peo SpbrSeGa al ii i'm 9iaieitprte
og giIrnob fra Dem 5aaOen, at
ban 6olNt Is. Snn forbIeo life paa
iranIf @rino lpugere, emo mems
ban telearofereoe til i'm Suitri, at
bans georift bar Ibffebes. og ina
inotog 5orfrilfnino. Saa returne.
reOe ban til ENGLAND me0 Wotor.
6onoen for at bpile og iope. Do ban
fom tilbo9r til Geal, fun0e ban
npppe trGnge iia ieennem Starer'
ne. iom applouoereoe bnm, og
irem til lit Sotel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
~07~~-"|"~@~'-0~-(-(S@-@-
DlanOf0r Meooelflffr.

Gn fremragenoe Nletooiitpr9it /
@tisionri, Or. 8. IS. Sobnion er
ioriounoen % ban ipne5 fun at
babe efterlaot oen itreone 5orfIa.
ring: p@uo fenOer min SplO."
81 @eo.
O3aoor Sorriion @6icago bar
i Girsoo95 aipet itrift Or0re til
8oIitiet ON 9nfning Al aae ofient-
lige 5pillebuie.
5o5n g. aenneop Al Omaha er
pnlgt til 6ormanO ior oen republic
fanife Gentralfomite gle6raifa. og
aomiteen8 Sooeofoorter er ilnttet
ira 2incoln til omaha.
st iergeIiltlllpffestilirlOe bpno-
te Omaha SirSoags. Gn li1e 8i-
pe paa 7 9(ar blep pnafert og 0rGbt
al Ell Sporoo9n lige Tor 0iooerens
Zine Barnet lsb og legeoe paaBn-
ben ioron 5orrlorenes Stem pnn
9lorO % @a0e. Soet bun aa
ipran9 ooer Sporet foran Ell iig
nprmenoe Go9n, iaa bun life en-
anOen Go9n, iom fom ira mooiat-
te Sioe, og Den tog benoe og iIGbte
ben0e meo ca % 300, ier Oen blep
itanOiet. Nan mener. gnrnet bar
0sO, ltarfs BET blep rant. Dfooeren
par noe al iig ielp al 6ortpipIelie.
aoleraen 5prfiet. aonItnntino.
pei ,. Sept. - aoleraen ipre0er
iig beiianOi9 Sprfiet. ) 6orgaars
bar ser 70 me 9ilfploe og %
06Osfalo. 9lanot Soloaterne er
0sosialoene ogiaa talrige. s ltifup,
/ Observation-Disclosures aosiopo, cr Ser
genneminitIig 80 Siliplne ON 0a-
gen, os Spgoommen er liseioa gif.
tia Wonaitir, Mafeoonien. Can't
tibig er Golero brnot no i/gonpouf.
bere, ct faitbionabelt Sonmerop-
bolositeo peo gosporus
2onoon 2. Sept. = Sra Son.
itontinopel fommer Meooelelie ON,
at Bolitipr9icften bar unoerrettet
oen jeoiife Sopeorabbi ON, at ale
isoiife Suie Soufenp bill blipe
branot, oa oisie 8peninger onies
iom aoIeraens slrneiteoer. Suiin-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
Rusiiife 2loeIsm0nos
Ronores.

Giter polif Meniter bar Den rus.
life Noel inofnlbt til en- aongreS
/ Giteraaret ior at iorbonoIe ON
ipGes efononiiife Snteresier Spor
isrgelig triit oen rusiiife Noel er
ltillet, faar man ct gribenoe Sno.
trbf al peo at leie SnoleOningen
til ct Opraab, Der for fort EiO il.
oen noienotes ira oen planlnate
aongres' gureou:
o9lSeIens 9eiiOOelie og SilppreI-
ie itaor, iom DC ii0ite 3 aarS Grfa.
ring bar belrrt os ON, uoen ior
2opene og beifpttes bpersen afStats-
mogten eller 2open.
Wan fan rsoe ooelig @runoeien-
Dom, tilintetgsre oen og beo Silin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
Jomfrufooielen.
Sersens Siifop nGster Ordination.

SorleOen brogte g9ergens 3ioen.
De" en- 9lrtifeI oen Meooelelle, at
ire teologilte aanoioater, iom iful.
De oroineres til grpiter al 9iifop.
pen 9ergens Stiit Gricbien, isr
Oroinationen 6Iep unoerfoItet en-
discrimination al 9ifoppen, ipecielt
meO 6enipn til, ON De troeoe poo
SSomirnisoielen. "a Ell al aanOioa.
terne npgte0e at gipe beitemt Spar
berpoa, uotalte 9iifoppen, at oa
piIoe ban lite orOinere bau.. Ger.
citer beiDoreoe aonoiooten Spgrgs.
manlet 6efrnitenoe.
3 9lrtiflen refer a9eraens ii.
oenoe" oct iurioiife Spsrgsmaal.
on Ell 9iifop fan np9te at oroi.
mere Ell al Staten uonGont Brett,
og BET morolifc SpsrgsmaaI, ON
oet er gaonliat at ct lligt Bres
5pes paa paa oe unae Grpiter.
Goa begge Spsrgsmaal ammo.
0es Ser ON Spar ira airfeoeparte.
mentet.
9lrtiflen bar Oprct 'ioreIoot 9i.
flop gricbieu til llotalelie, og ban
begrilnoeoe lit Stauopunft mco, at
ban pe0 Sroinationen banoler paa
Menig6eoens gegne oa iom oens
9ieprGientant, o. at oet oerior er
bans Fli9t at ioruisie iig ON, at
OroinanOerne life er ilnoamen.
tai lloperensiiemmeIie meo oen friit.
ne Sro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
Gamble er inoe for Gait.

Siour Sim, 6. 5ept. Ro6ert
Z. @anblc, 0en pl6re Senotor ira
Sontb 0afota, ia9oe / ct Snter.
piep 6er 3ag, at ban er inOe ior
og foruoiiger 5afts @ennomination.
@ioere iagoe ban at bans Stat
piloe itstte 1nit ior Denomination.
oSffe Ell Generation, iag0e
DIR. Gamble. bar ui bait Ell ioa
Opetig, fonitruftip % progreSiio
9e0elic. iom oen BreiiOent Snit bar
gipet Ger CT ingen Soiol ON, at
min Stnt oil gipe grpiioenten bier.
teIie llnoeritsttelie. 0enne 9lnta.
geIie er annoet paa llotolelier, om
ieg bar iamlet un0er mine 9fciier
gennem en- 9el al Soutb 8atoto,
iioen ieg fom ira @ai6inoton og
paa 9inoo, iom ieg bar mootaget.
Nin eaen StilIing itemmer me0.
bpao ieg tror at ppre mine Beige.
res 9InifueIe."
1enne Senator 8am6les Stil.
len.iia.i.2inie meo 9lominiitrotionen
islger lige | S9Iene paa South
Gafotas nnoen Senotor Graipforos
grflpring, At ban oil itstte Senator
ga 6ollette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08

tetg9relien laoe 9teformer og Om'
Oeltuinger. Ger er ben9aaet o 9lor,
og 0enne lilitano er pe0Dare10e
blcuen ancrfen0t iom 9eien til
5remifriOt.
Seln ON Statsmagtens 2etiin.
0ig6eo oa en- iorelabig 9eroligeIie
er til Steoe, bpilfe Spirer til Sao
og 9}io inoo 2l0elen ifiuler ben If
fe - ielp ON 2open beo Samfun.
bets % MGnaoens 3nmbeo bliuer
misregtet, ielo ON golitiffen tri.
umierer og letter 9ino for ginene
al 9ietten 5taten og SamfunOet,
- iaa leper Der rusiiife gloel eno-
nu og ben er liostraiti9.
0ens Opgaoe beitoar M oeri at
befpmpe Golitif, lutte Jig fait iam-
men og itprfe Jig sfonomiif 9per
Rlet 9loelsioro maa bepares.
Snao man END eaers ifol meme
om oenne llotalelie, iao bier gr.
fIGringen ON Opgaoen Slutnin-
gen, at Oen rltsiiife gloel finn bor
Spn ior Oen5 egne 5nteresier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
paitor Johan Olien 900.

S'9!sa teissr1i::;i. D}ecSelefe til
p0taa0.~ er oen mnngeaaris az
boIOte 5orman0 ior Gen nori.-
Oanife aonierence", 8ait. 5oban
oGs~ z. 2ts3sas. oa., oDo !
minneapolis om M}os9enen Den 5.
%. 9enrooe9es ;::;,,SSe zoe S:ec
/ ct. 9tnsgar @aor gftermioong
al. =. vi baober nnite llge at
fuNne meOoele n9rmere ON Bait
OGens Sip og @irfiom6eO iamt ON
bans iioite Cage og 9so.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-08
81 ulenneifer orufnet.

Gina, Bern 3. Sept - Zen
cbilinnife Camper Tucapel er for.
liit, 90 81 Menneifer er orufret.
IucapeI bar ct Sonoelsifib, DER
for mellem St9oerne pna Spoa-
merifos geitfpit. lens 3rrgtig.
9eo par 1912 Cons. Sfibet Tom.
manoereoes al aaptain Marrom.
Oct iorliiie no for Mollenoo, Bern,
og aaptainen er blanot De orutne.
be.