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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04
freostraftdten
unoerlfrepet.
Den bctegncr ct langt Sfriot trent
40 imuO @eroensfreo.
Den nnOerifriocs / ]saris oa /
Wnibington.


6reostrnftoten meaem llnite0 5tutes
StorbritanIen % 6ranfri9 oil bloe
unoerifrebet Morgen. BariS og
@aIbington oil blipe 5fueplaoierne
for afilutningen al De perOensbe.
rsmte Trnftater.
Cen fronte 5rnftot pil 6lioe un.
oerifreoet al 9lm6asiaoer Sean 5.
Susierano, iom for 3ioen er / ga.
ris, 81 2 i @orgen eftermiooag.
. Oct pil bline 9 6ormi0oog @a.
ibington Zen britaniife 8raftot
oil life bIioe nnOerifrenet isr 81. 3
eitermio0og, 6 elmer enere.
5 0beroGrelie al 95rpiioent Gait,
Der bar inobnot oae 9totioner til
at iamorbeioe meo llniteo States
ior at uobiOe 8oIogiitsprincippet,
oil lloenriasminiiter anot un0erifri.
be baabe oen brittle oe oen fronife
&raftat ! oct biitoriifc gitoprelie I
oct Spioe Gus.
Paa Storbritoniens 9egne pil
9Im6osiaoer Snmes 9rpce un6cr.
ifriOe oen brittle 5roftot. San
oiI anfomme til @ai6ington / oen
Senii9t ! Rorgen ira Oen brittle
Gmbasiooes Sommerbolia / Seal
Sar6er.. 9laine.s .-ess...---
Elsie Eraftoter betegner oct be.
tpoeIiaite Sfriot, ser nogen Sinoe
er giort fremao imoo 2libebning og
en0elig 9er0ensfreo
Srnftatens Sil6liuclic.
Santen ON en- ianoau Graftat
eaer 5rattater fremfoIotes peo, 6DaO
man betraateoe iom en- tiliploig
9tring ai 9r9iioent 5ait peo en-
Dinner, iom .9lmerican Societp
for 5uoicinl Settlement OF Snterna-
flonnl 0lsplltes" gap Der gDen
liote IS December. geo oenne 9ei-
Iigbeo ertlpreoe Brpiioenten at ban
iaa ingen 8runo boorior Sen gam
le TRADITION ifulOe iortipttes, at
SpsrasmaaI, Der berorte Petitioners
uitale sSnteresie eQer 9Gre, life
funoe aigeres beo 9ologiit iom an.
ore internationale Wleaemoprenoer.
Zen frnnite 9lmbnsia0or til6eo eie.
bliffeli9 paa lin Regerin9s 8eine
at ino8aa et 5rnftatior6olo Den
9tetnina
Senitiaineen, Ger bleD taget ior
gIbor. iuIgtes iaa al otte 0iaone.
Oers 6narot 9(rbeioe meo at faa
S0een gioet fonfret 5orm. Gen
brittle Regerina bar life ien til
at inoie Gor6elene ne6 en- interna-
tional 0perensfomit, Der, 6ois Den
bIep uoitrnft til andre gfntioner emo
llniteo Stntes, oiloe tenoere 6eni.
moo girfeliggerelien al Drsmmen
ON uninerial sSnOifrentning al 8aa-
benrilitning og enoelig unioerial
sSre0.
Saoleoes ifete oct, at oct bIeo
9lmbosinosr Bruce, ser isrit poo lin
Regerings @egne fornelt erflpreoe
jim 8illigbe0 til at goa inO paa
PrPiibentens SenItilling, og De bri-
tiif.ameritonife llnoerbonolinaer
bIep begpn6t og fired frem npiten
til Gfilutning isr llnoerbanolinger
mellem Il. 2. oe 5ranfrig blep bel
begpnot 0iniiter anor bar imib.
lertio beitemt paa, at benne meaet
betpoenoe Gagt oirfelig buroe blioe
international I'm aarcfter, og Der.
for, meoens oct bar muligt at bope
afiluttei lln0erbanolingerne meo
englano ior flere Tiger iioen, iaa
uobaIe0e Statsoepartmentet Dem meb
6oriet, inotil De fronife llnoerbnno.
linger fiinoe blipe fremmet Soale-
oes blep bet mulist at unoerifripe
begge Eraftater iamme Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04
2larsberetnin9en.

@cnigbeoer og GreIter, Ser emo
M life bar inoienot 9eitiIIiug paa
aarSberetningen 1911, beoes ino.
ienoe ioaoan inareit muligt-
Dan. 2utb. Bubl. Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

! oni9ad euer tro0le Oeltemmellen,
er BUN uOiat for at bline arrelte-
ret. Get iiges, at Statens aoin0er
5aooe traolt Man0ags meo at
bringe 0eres &ooeopDnt / 0oerens.
itemmelie meO Oen npe COP.
@n at De ienere gi0ner for 60
rimerfomiteen 8aibington bar
9aprence 9. 'Stringer, oemofratiif
aanoi0nt ne0 SenotoroaIget Sn.
1909. San uOtolte lom i'm Opiot.
telie al Sagen, at Der bleb brugt
forr1pte W1ioler oe0 2orimers 8alg,
o8 at Speofer Sburtleff og 0ino.
ritetsle0er See O'geeil 9rotpne bar
9ooe6mpnoene / aorrlrptionen.
Sra San 5ronciSco, Sal, meo.
0eIes un6er 2. oS., at fSortbern
Bnciiic 5ernbane bar beltemt, at
ingen aninoe 6erefter ifal anipttes
iom Sontoriit eller Stenograf / 9o-
mems FasioQerof0elinq. Com @run0
for 0enne 9eitemrnelie angibes, at
8igerne gaor ben og aifter Jig, net
op naor be fun0e ppre til IterIt
]1ptte, ionlt Oeres fpiiife Mongler,
Der gor Dem uififfeoe til 5orfrem.
melie
8e0 2la6nin9en af Eoitiporebnnf
/ @6ica8o bar Oen ferIte SnoifpOer
en- aOntororeng paa "A 9Ior., 0li-
cbael P6elon, men set iiges ogiaa,
at ban baooe taget GlaOs oeo Ge-
ren aQere0e Gl. 2 ON WorQenen.
San inoiatte So. Den npIte bar en-
@ige pao y glor, g(oeline O'@ro-
0p. Sun mente, o01ife" buroe oe.
ret gallant nof til at pige BloOen
for 6enoe, men nei - 0fife nil0e
bore Sen ferite = 46t Sn0ifp0ere
inoiatte tiliomnen S9,42t oen for.
ite Dag.
5atti9e Settlere. Sra Minnenpo-
lis meloes, at fattiqe Settlere. iom
Dor 8eit for N1isiouriflooen
Sout6 9nfotn, og iom life bar no-
let tort De iioIte TO 9(or paa@runo
al Ssrfe, bborfor Be er mot til at
iaa Tooeritoffer enot lonqoeis ira,
Dil 6lioe ri Tor at betale iSrogt,
ioet G6i & Wfilnoufe 9anen 6or
looet at iroate 6ooeritoffer frit til
Dem, oq man mener, at andre @o-
ner bill folge gfSemplet Wange
ipnes Oo9 at bobe tobt Q3ooet, ina
6e nil iorlooe oeres Slams.
Sra Sopln @fo, berettes, at EN-
nng W3inearbeioer Soiep5 Glarp /
Sen6ag8 pe0 ct 5oroIfreo 6leD in-
oeipprret en- @rube IS 500 un-
Der Sor6ens Operflaoe. Get Ipffe-
0es at iaa 6oret Sui neo til 6am
/ 5irsOagS, ioa ban fitnOe fon friif
2uft o9 NfoO. "a ban 6ao0e faaet
Ell apllin9iteg, om bar iGnfet ne0
til bam, ipogte BON me0 Dem oOen-
ior. Sans O,o0er, iom bar BELT ial-
ben iommen ooer lllpffen fom Jig,
0n bum bsrte at Sennen bar Iepen.
De. Man bente0e at naa neo til
bam me0 Ell 9te0ningsifaft beOOfiO-
0o9stio / Ons0ags.
ltn0er >. IS. meloes, at Soiepb
Glarp bleo reooet.
eSor0ifploet | llngarn. @n eoe.
laat 9p. 9pen aecifemet / llngarn
iom after oen Il. SuIi biemiogtes
al ct SoroifpIo, par allere6e gaaet
iaa goot iom soelaqt uO al oe Soro.
rpitelier, iom FOR noaen Sio ii0en
biemi69te llngarn.
SnobDegerne, iom mprfelig nof
alle er illipne meo 9iuet, bar for.
laot oeres ruinereoe 9pgninger og
fomperer unoer aoben Sinimel |
Omegnen.
Wlen @rlnoen til, at 9eboerne
ale Hap meo 2ipet, er Sen mprfeli-
ge, at Soroif9lpet inotrnf ON gtat.
ten, oa 9e6oerne / ben Itprfe @or.
~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04
9nrnen rnnnt.

/
->>~>>>@=-
Den internotionale 8u6erfuloie.
fongreS, Der ifuloe boIoes / &om /
] September, er 6Ieoen uoiot til ne.
/ ite 9lar.
6lpoeulpffe. SSip.Ies.Mouline.
aur, 5ranfrig, II. SuIi. 5lpperen
9rin0eione De DfouIinais er itDr-
tet ne0 ira en- Seioe al 30 Meter.
Sans 8ilitanO er baabl6s.
Den bortf6rte Sngeni6r 9tic6ters
6eOere er ganet in0 ober oen grP.
fe @rpnie, bborfor Oen tDife &ege.
ring bar Iat Jig 5orbin0elie me0
Gegeringen gltben.
M}ontenegro trues. 2on0on, 1.
auguit. = SoIonifi-aorreiponoen.
ten for v9ailD 0}ail" Tiger, at Spr-
fiet bill ien0e ct l1ltimatum til Mon.
tenegro, bbori oenne Stat trues
me0 ct SnOfol0, me0min0re Sen
Ilutter meO at gioe ol6oniife SSn.
Itrgenter IiIflugt.
5 Rom er ser bleoen bp9get ct
3om6uS. Oct bar onilonet at billie
foIte 8 DILL. 2ire, men set bar
foItet 40 Vtill. 2ire, 9ft oil enGon.
mission lln6eri69e Sagen. Mon me.
ner, at Ser er 6egnaet 9eioi9elier
for ca. t5 MiIl. Sire.
8alfqnbalosen. &onitontinopel,
Is. Sui. ga. 1000 mubome0anife
9ll6aneiere bar Stom6ul 6eiluttet
at neolpgge en- 4roteit moo 0e al
baneiiife ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Ssmael aemalS Optreoen. Meoet
lfal 1aOe opret organiieret al oen
llngtprfiife aomite.
SociaIiIt uobiit. Berlin, I. 9[ug.-
Gen franife antimiIitariItiife 9(gi-
tator Qf 9Oetot optraaote forIe0en
oeO ct fronif-tpif .SocioliItmeoe og
5olot en- Gale ON W}uli96eoen al
at 6e franife og tpife Sore I Sil-
fplOe al en- arig8erflpring pil0c
oen0e Jig moo oeres eone Jlege-
ringer Ste0et FOR at iloaS me6
6inanoen. San bIeb ielbfolgeIig u6.
pit al 1piflnno.
@oa gei til Ie5eran. Ie5cran,
Gerien, 1. 9(u9llit. - Zen tiOli.
9ere S6a6 Wlu6anmeo gIi W2ir8a
af9if 26roogs ira 9GItrubao me0
en- itor 6roppeitDrfe og mori6erer
MT moo 6e6eran. Der npres Itor
,5rpgt for, at 6anS 6oriog paa at
aenDin0e jim ta6te 5rone bill lDffeS.
9iegeringen er life / Stono til at
nnOertrpffe oe oprerfe Gilitan0e,
iom 6erifer gennem 9liget.
Stul0oriften paa Spit5bergen be-
gDnoer M, oa rotionelle 9riftsmes
tooer mere og mere blioer inofert,
at antoge betpoeli9e 0inieniioner.
: folge MeoOelelier til uSi0ens
5egn" er ser iaoleoes iio1te Bin
ter lobllnoet omfrng 10000 Cons
aul, alle al uomerfet abafitet, og
&lllle1erne ltllores lonl ifle9et rig
bol0ige.
@ulo 6inmarfen. Stoct6olu,
1S. Suli. 9il vSpenifa 3ogblaoet"
telegruieres ira Gbriitionia: gn
@uloerooer, Der er onfomnen ber-
til fra ipenif linmorfen, boor ban
bor grobet @ulo meo ct @enneln.
initsitobptte al 1 @ram pr. DAG,
bar meobelt, at ct Solo 5inlpnoere
bar 9ropet @ulo oeroppe neo ct
llobptte al ca. 5000 Ser. om @oret
tSor ct gor Doge ii6en fit @uIo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

@}iillbeim (9oOen), Il. 5uli.
GfSpresto9et 9aiel-6 6ronfiutt-
Berlin ser / 0}orges 81. 8 for-
loo gaiel, er ST .S12 lsbet al Spo.
ret 6er. gn 8ofbogn ialot til Soire
for Sporet og Ell 1. og 2. alasies
gogn til 8enitre for Sporet, meOens
to 3. alasies 8ogne ferte in0 /
binan0en. s 9erioner orp6tes, o9
Is bleb baor0t og mango let iaa-
ret.
(Senere): 9lntallet al Be oeO 8og.
ulDffen Omfomne er 13, al bpilfe
6iotil 3 er genfen0t. De fIeite for.
uIpffe0e er 6ienlme6Srenoe 9aiel
og Ome9n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

Den norife 2ocfout. Gbriitionia,
IS. 5uli. SEQ MpglingsiorbanOlin.
9erne angaaen0e 2octouten 6ar 2lr.
beiOSgipernes o9 9lrbeioernes Ne.
preientonter iremiut bper lit 6or.
lag til Or0nin9 al 9iergpGrfsfon.
fIitten. Ser bar life funnel opnaaes
gnigbe0 paa @runolag berof. Mag.
Ierne bar 0erefter fremiat ct 5or.
lag til en- muli9 2esnin9 al Stri-
Ben, og begge Barter 6ar erflGret
Jig pillige til at toge oette 6or.
lag moer nprmere Soeroejelie og
0il meooele 9teiuItatet 6eraf / ct
ienere 0feoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

5 Rom er ser 6leoen 6peget ct
9ombus. Oct bar anilanet at billie
foIte 8 DILL. 9ire, men set bar
foitet 40 0fiII. 9ire, 9fu oil enaom-
mission ln6eri6ge Sagen. Mon me-
ner, at Ser er begnaet 9eioi9elIer
ior ca. Is Will. Sire.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

Oprpret / 9lrabien. 2onoon, Il.
Suli. Eli 81. 9. melOes ira 0iiian
ben II. 0S. at 0}lbame0 9lli @as.
c6as gfSpeoition moo 0e oprerite
9(rabere er fnloitGnOi9 mislpffet
@ubame0 9ni @aicba er bleuet
nsot til at inolaoe JIG llnoerbano.
linger meo aoi0 Sbris. Der er ble.
ben afien0t 7 8atoilloner til 9ii-
inn. Sra 2obnio melOes, at Der /
9tGrbeoen al 9pen bar iantlet Jig
ltore orabiife Striosfrpiter, Der al.
lereoe bar bemegtiget ii9 8anOfor-
ipningen til gpen. .Qian frpgter
for, at oe pil ongribe 9pen ielo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

Jiu8lano eneraaoig. 1eberah Yer-
lien 1. 2lu9lit. = Den ruSiiife
0}iniiter, %. goflewifi-ao5ell, bar
unOerrettet Ben periiife 9te9ering
ON, at ban life oil tillaoe ruSiiite
auponer og 8oI0iatier at bliOe be.
tolt gennem Den nDe periiite @ene-
ralfaSierer glmerifaneren g8. 0tor-
gen S6uiter. Genne 9totis bleo gioet
til 8rooS for, at ben rusiiife 9anf,
iom inofrGOer 0isie 2li9iiter, bao-
oe erflaret Jig ful0t tiIfreOS me0
ben antpOeOe Or0ning
8 ru5iiife are0ie berifer Oen 0le-
ming, at 9tusIan0 bill toinge Qir.
Sbuiter til at reiignere, Oa oct fife
bill t1ole nogen amerifonif Sno.
blan0ing periiife 9en9eoiiGrer.
SfeIge en- onoen ailoe bar ben
ru5iiife 0iniiter giuet eiter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

9alfqnbaloSen. aorItontinopel,
Is. Sui. ga. 1000 mubameoanife
9ll6aneiere bar Stom6ul 6eiluttet
at neoIp9ge en- 4roteit moo 6e al
baneiiife ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS og
5Smael aemols Optre0en. O1eoet
ifaI 1ape oGret organiieret al oen
ln9tDrfiife Gomite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

Montenegro trnes oonoon L.
9luguit. = Observation-Disclosures
ten ior u9aiIp Moil" Tiger, at Gpr-
fiet bill ienOe ct l1ltimatum til Mon-
tenegro, bbori oenne Stat trues
meo ct SnOfal6, meominore Sen
Ilutter meO at 9ibe al6aniife 5n.
Ilrgenter GiIflugt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

Den internationale Su6erfuloie.
fongres, Der ifuIoe boIoeS 9tom /
September, er 6leoen uOiot til me-
ite 9lar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

Den borti6rte 5ngenisr giicbters
6eOere er gaaet mo ober oen gre-
ife @ranie, bborfor Oen tDife &ege.
ring bar iat Jig 6orbinoelie meo
&egeringen Atben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-04

6lpoeulpffe. 5sip-les.0eouIine.
aar, 5ranfriG Il Suli. 5GpOeren
9rin0eione Be MouIinois er itpr-
tet neo ira en- Sei6e af 90 Meter.
Sans 8ilItan6 er 6oablgs.
The Washington times., 1911-06-10
High School Graduation
Exercises to Occur Soon

Most of the public schools in the Dis
trict of Columbia have selected their
speakers and have their programs ar
ranged for the graduation exercises that
are to be held the latter part of the
month.
The first graduation exercises of the
season will be those of the Mckinley
High School in the Columbia Theater,
Friday afternoon, June 16, at 4:S0 o clock.
DR.. Hendrick c. Babcock will speak.
The Business and the Western dates
are next. The graduation exercises Of
these schools will be held Monday, June
10. Representative Lloyd will deliver
the address to the graduates of the
Business School on the evening of that
day. The exercises will be held in the
school auditorium. The exercises Of the
Western School will be held at the
Columbia Theater in the afternoon, and
Justice Stafford will make the address.
On Tuesday, June %, classes will be
graduated from Central High School
and the Eastern High School. The
Centrals exercises will be in the Ma
tional Theater, and those of the Eastern
in the Columbia Theater. Both will be-
gin at 4:30 o'clock.
The graduating exercises Of Normal
School No. / will be held Wednesday,
jun q, at Continental Hall. Senator
Bor n will make the address.
The Washington times., 1911-06-10
Mckinley Manual Plans
Annual Outing Trip

The Alumni Association OF the Nc
Kinley Manual Training School will
take its annual outing on Wednesday.
The party will leave at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon by the steamer st. Johns for
New River View. The committee OF
arrangements, n. NJ. McKernan and H.
B. Meyers, has prepared list Of sports
including a baseball game between the
Tech" championship team and the
Yanigans, members of the faculty and
alumni of the school. In the evening
a dance will be held, and, prizes pre-
scented to the winners in the athletic
events. A moonlight trip to Indian
Head is also planned. Tickets may be
obtained at the school building or at
1871 New York avenue.
The Washington times., 1911-06-10
WANTS COMMISSION
TO TEST EFFICIENCY
Of RAILROAD DEVICE
Resolution Provides for In
vestigation of Safety
Appliance.

A joint resolution authorizing the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
investigate and report upon the avail
ability of the Andrew Safety Appli-
ance, designed to prevent derailments
on railroads, has been introduced In
the House by Representative Dent OF
Alabama.
The resolution has been referred to
the Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce, the members OF
which recently witnessed a demon
stration near Washington of the An
drew appliance. Members of both
House and Senate committees saw the
appliance in practical operation when
it prevented the derailment of for
ty-mile- an-hour train that ran into
a spread rail
report upon the number OF accidents
that have occurred on the railroads
of the country within the past five
years that were due to spreading
rails, broken flanges, loose wheel,
broken journal. broken axle, drop
ping brakebeam, or shoe. or other de-
fects causing derailments and the
number of deaths resulting therefrom.
The Andrew device is intended to pre-
vent derailments from all these
causes.
The object of the resolution is to
possibly require the use of the safety
appliance on all trains engaged in
Interstate traffic.
The sum of S25, 900 is asked for the
expenses of the investigation, and the
commission is authorized to subpoena
witnesses and compel their testimony.
as well as to obtain a demonstration
of the efficacy of the Andrew appli-
ance. This demonstration, 1t Is pro-
vided, must be had on some railroad
engaged in interstate traffic operat-
ing a train with the Andrew appli-
ance attached.
The Washington times., 1911-06-10
Eugene Battain Pleases
In Opera La Boheme

Eugene Battain sang the role Ru-
dolph, the poet in La Boheme, with the
Aborn English Grand Opera Company
at the New National Theater last night.
AS usual, when Mr.. Battain sings here,
he pleased the large audience. Last
night he was in particularly good voice,
and gave to the part of the poet Ru-
dolph, just the touch Of romance which
1t needs in the opera.
Mr.. NBattain sings tonight, and Mr..
Sciarretu this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1911-06-10
Musicians Inspect
Clark's New Organ

NEW YORK, June 10-Prominent or
ganists and musicians declare the $780,
900 pipe organ of Senator w. A. Clark of
Montana, installed IN his new home, at
Fifth avenue and ENCOURAGEMENT
street, to be one of the musical wonders
Of America.
The first concert upon the mammoth
organ was given last night, the attend
ance being confined exclusively to nlu-
sicians. The Senator received the
guests, but no other members Of his
family were present -
The Washington times., 1911-06-10
Noted Women to Speak
At Y. w. G. A. Service

Miss Tottenham, a member Of the
worlds committee of the Y. W. C. A,
and Miss Bidgrain, international secre-
tary for France, will be the speakers
at the vesper service tomorrow after
Va The service will begin at 4:30.
The Washington times., 1911-06-10
Boy Aeronaut Takes
Night Trip Over Gotham

NEW YORK, June 1o.-Frank w
Goodale, boy aeronaut, is the hero OF
his companions today, following his
third successful voyage last night in a
dirigible balloon over this city.
Dimly seen in the electric glare, Isl
feet above Broadway Goodale sailed to
park. on the Jersey shore. He travel.
ed ten miles in fifty minutes without
an accident. except slight trouble with
his engine as he was fifty feet above
the Hotel Ansonia.
The Washington times., 1911-06-10
AM l!!IHEERS
GSSuuTY9

1t is the duty of every expectant
mother to prepare her system for
the coming of her little one; to
avoid as far as possible the suffer
ing of such occasions, and endeavor
to pass through the crisis with her
health and strength unimpaired.
This she may do through the use of
Mothers Friend, a remedy that has
been so long in use, and accom-
plished so much good, that it is in
no sense an experiment, but a
preparation which always pro-
duces the best results. 1t is for
exernal application and so pene-
trating in its nature as to thor
oughly lubricate every muscle,
nerve and tendon involved during
the period before baby comes. It
aids nature by expanding the skin
and tissues, relieves tenderness and
soreness, and perfectly prepares
the system for natural and safe
motherhood. Mothers Friend has
been used and endorsed by thou
sands of mothers, and its use will
prove comfort and benefit to any
The Washington times., 1911-06-10
Cripple Yields Hammer
On a Brokers Skull

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 10.-Wil-
liam Taylor. broker, fifty wears old. is
near death in hospital here as the re-
suit OF wounds on his head inflicted by
a tackhamIfkr. George W. Sutton. an
other prokk9 welded the tackhammer
and fractured Taylor's skull in two
places.
Sutton is a cripple, with an artificial
leg. He swears he acted in self-defense.
The trouble occurred in Taylor's Office
in the Drexel building.
The Washington times., 1911-06-10
Two Bicycles Are Stolen
From Municipal Beach

The police of the Third precinct are
today looking for the thieves who yes
terday succeeded in stealing two bicy-
cles from the Municipal Bathing Beach.
Charles Latterner, Of s07 Eighteenth
street northwest, and William Bittner,
OF 1216 Sixth street northwest, were the
two losers yesterday. Lack OF precau-
ton on the part OF the owners il re-
sponsible for the thefts, the police say.
The Washington times., 1911-06-10

II you ever have anything you
don't need, get money for it through
the 3For Sale-Misc' ads in Ths
1lmeS,
Graham guardian., 1911-07-07

Another mans meanness is about
the weakest excuse for your own
Graham guardian., 1911-07-07
THE TOUCHING SMILE

The Rev. DR.. Jowett, at dinner
in New York, said, apropos of his
much-discussed salary:
The cost of living is so high over
here that / have decided, after all,
to accept the generous salary that
first declined. Il hope that this ac-
ceptance won't call to my congrega-
tons minds, however, the story of
the sheep. A minister was once ad-
dressing a Sunday school Of little
children, and the minister in his ad-
dress desired to compare himself to
sheperd, and his congregation to
the sheperd's flocks.
What are these beautiful ami
mals?' he said, pointing to draw
ing on the blackboard.
Sheep! Sheep!' chorused the
children.
And the cloaked figure in the
foreground-what is he?'
"A shepherd the children cried.
Exactly, agreed the minister.
beaming with satisfaction. And
now, dear children, can you tell me
what it is the shepherd does for the
Sheep
A score of little mouths opened
wide, and a score of treble voices
cried shrilly:
He shears 'em!'"
Graham guardian., 1911-07-07
THE RULE OF REASON

Judge Adams, of the St. Louis
Federal Court of Appeals, has ruled
that the merger of the Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific is not a COM
bination in restraint of trade. He
applied the Supreme Courts rule of
reason, although the decision APP
pears to be as to facts rather than
as to law. 1t is undeniably strong
opinion and it gave great joy to
Wall street. 1t is the first of many
such decisions for the combinations
or trusts will be able through their
able lawyers. to make such showing
of facts as will let them out under
the law. The opinion shows that
the Trusts really have nothing to
fear under the Supreme Court de.
cision. Even Standard Oil and To-
bacco are permitted to reorganize.
Big Business will find a way to make
combinations seem reasonable. Bust
ness is such god in, this country
that the courts may be relied upon
to do nothing to interfere with it
very seriously. Already the organs
of Big Business are congratulating
the country that the courts are not
going mad against mergers and
trusts. The Mirror.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-07
NEWS
Items Gathered by the Ari-
IONA Development Board
from Over Territory

Senate Committee agrees on fav.
orable report on statehood for Ari.
IONA.
Single shipment of 1000 head OF
cattle reported from Florence in
June. "
Santa Cruz county shows an in.
crease of 1924, 262.9S over assess.
ment Of 1910.
The Department of the Interior
has deferred decision on San Carlos
reservoir site until September LIST.
| Automobile speedway at Tucson
is being extended, making one of
the finest thirty-mile drives in the
Southwest.
The Department of the Interior
has approved location of damsite
near Wickenburg. Water can be
stored for several thousand acres.
Tucson public school enrolment
for 1911 is 1924 more than 1910,
showing substantial increase in pop
ulation.
Yuma is working for Arizona for
Arizonans. Summer vacations in
Arizona mountains and among Ari-
zona's natural wonders are un-
equa!ed.
The Frisco" railroad has made
arrangements for handling through
trains, St. Louis to Pacific coast
points. over Santa Fe lines in Ari-
iona.
Arizona takes first place in copper
production in 1910. Additional
mines opened up in Arizona will give
Territory a bigger lead than ever.
Valuation of railroad property in
Arizona increased from $1O,7l6,-
5000 to SIG, 633, 68l.l5, an increase
of $5,9l7.059.95 in one year.
Arizona cities, Phoenix, Tucson
and Yuma are in long distance tele-
phone touch with Los Angeles and
Ell Paso. f Wires to San Francisco
ready in July.
Douglas reports plan for establish
ment of pumping plants in Sulphur
Springs valley. Over $4,000 acre
feet of water can readily be OBJ
tanned.
University of Arizona has added
a course in electrical engineering.
Also complete course in agriculture
from plant culture and soil physics
to pomology, poultry and animal
industry.