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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

Captain and Mrs. Clifton Carter en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday even
Ing. Covers were arranged for eight.
Pink and green were the colors used
In the ornamentation Of the table ATT
er dinner, the evening was devoted to
bridge whist Among those present
were Captain and Mrs Clifton Carter,
Captain and Mrs. Wilbur. captain and
Mrs. Game. Miss Katherine stephens
and Lieutenant Andrews. l.. s. A,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15
Miss Cooper 5 Poi Supper.

Judge and Mrs. Henry Cooper,
chaperOned at an enjoyable poi sup
per, Thursday evening, that was Civ
en- AT their beautiful home In Manoa
Valley, In honor of their house guest,
Miss Mary Schaefier OF Dayton, Ohio.
the table WAS girlanGed with mountain
ferns, nj each one Of the twenty
places. beautiful leis were found. The
fragrant floral wreaths were worn
during the remainder Of the evening.
The table was laden with Hawaiian
delicacies, the novelty of the enter-
tainmcnt appealed to the guest OF
honor. After the feast dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour. Among
those present were Judge and Mrs.
Cooper. Captain and Mrs. Johnson,
Miss Mary Schaener Captain and
Mrs Clarke. Faymaster and Mrs,
Herbert Stevens Miss Nora Swanzy,
Miss Bertha Kopke. Miss Cooper and
Misses Irene and Isabelle Cooper.
Lieut.. Vauhn, Lieut.. Price, Lieut..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15
Nelson B. Lansing,
Representative

Johnson. Lieut.. Pardee. Lieut.. An
drews and Mr.. Alfred Cooper "
Captain and Mrs. Edwards Dinner.
Captain and Mrs. Edwards have been
giving n series OF dinners during the
past week. This evening they viii en-
-
terrain Major and Mrs Edward J. TIM
berlake and captain and Mrs. Game.
II
Captain and Mrs. Edward.;' Dinn.r.
The flowers from the Indian Flame
tree made IN effective decoration AT
the dinner party over which Captain
and Mrs. Edwards presided TUESDAY
evening, After dinner the host. hos
tess and their guests. General and
Mrs. Montgomery Macomb and Ma
jor and Mrs. Rooster mo,orel to the
Colonial Hotel aud participated In the
Naval hall. ~.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

Cooper, Miss Mary Schacffcr of Ohio,
Miss Katherine Stephens, Miss Lydia
Nc Stocker. Miss Isabelle Cooper
Lieutenant Waugh and Lieutenant
Price of Fort Ruger, Mr.. George
Schaeffer of Leilehua, Lieutenant
Johnson, Mr.. George Maceldowney
Lieutenant Harold Parsons, Lieuten-
ant Blair, Mr.. Walter Kendall, Lieu
tenant Burrell and others.
4 X
Captain Spurr's Dinner.
Captain Spur, the guartermaster
captain of the transport Sherman, en-
tertained at an enjoyable dinner
Thursday evening at the Moana
Hotel. Covers were laid for ten.
Among the Captains guests were the
Misses Swift ttwo), Miss Kitson. Miss
Litelle, Lieutenant and Mrs. Taintor.
Lieutenant Green, U. S. ~, Lieutenant
Keck, y. s. A., and Lieutenant Lightle.
U. s. N. After dinner the host and
his guests participated in the army
hop that was given on that evening
at the Moana.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15
SOCIETY EVENT AT
THE COUNTRY CLUB
LADY GOLFERS TO PLAY FOR CUP PRESENTED BY
MISS WILHELMlNA CHARACTERIZATION PROM
Uses TO BE KEEN-vARI GUS AFFAIRS FOR ELITE.


family
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Mrs, n. n, ReldiOrd's Luncheon.
Trailing nasturtiums ornamented
the luncheon table Mt which Mrs. II.
II. Reidford presided as hostess
Thursday afternoon, Later in the
ofternoon several friends dropped in
for tea, Among Mrs. Rejdford's
guests were Mrs. Raymond Brown,
Mrs. Marston Campbell. Mrs. w. w.
North. Mrs. John Trenholm Warren
and Mrs. Olson.
4 4 4
Mrs. Jamieson,s Luucheon.
,oryo .i,yar an.ry,e ho,d,ny ve,-
low coreonsis adorned the center of
the oval luncheon table when Mrs
Jameson entertained at the Country
Club Thursday afternoon. On each
end OF the table were placed silver
vases containing coreopsis: tulle in
the same shade was artistically fes-
TONED over the damask cloth. The
place cards were also I'm yellow. Or
namented with the same variety of
flowers. The luncheon was given in
Helen Uough of stockton. California.
who will leave tomorrow on the Man
churia for home. The luncheon was
given in the mauka dining room of
the clubhouse, where an elaborate re-
past was served. Among those seated
nj the flower bedecked table were
Mrs. Jameson, Mrs. James Hough,
Miss Helen Hough, Miss Jameson of
New Zealand. Mrs. c. NJ. v. Forster,
Mrs. Won Damn, Mrs. Alfred Castle
Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. LANCE.
~
Mrs. RObertsOn's Luncheon.
Mrs. Alexander Robertson enter.
tanned Thursday afternoon ut q
F, dainty luncheon party. Graceful
sprays Of pink begonias and maiden.
| hair fern graced the exquisitely ap.
pointed table. Among Mrs. A. G. NJ
R0bertson's guests were Mrs. James
Boyd, Mrs. CleghOrn, Miss O'Donnell
!
MISS nerh'ce COOKE MISS Helen BOYD
anu o'hers'
|
Mrs. IuIt'es bridge farty.
| MIS-. futile, wife or DR.. futile oil
ro,' ne i."ssy' ID entertaining at nVe
$50, " D"ee 'n'' ai'e'hoo" Mrs
ha.,ss -. -, :" "'"o' vi "e'
e"'''' ',.s' 1'''s'''
. y" ,o"'u wv ,"erm"".
" spur Vi Tue ooast Arui'
a,s. 49,. w , "as 'eoen',y oeeh appointed
49,. s,,, .ap'"' VI 'ne trans
was. ~" ""' sa'e u "e''shou' dahct
a.a, a,' o,e","e )" "o"o' vi the
mr." , p"''e"ee's oh MS snip
.r.,, T., va" e,," o.,o'e 'he sh'i
a.. on. u Tue aecks Oh
than nn ,ha - ~" mo'e oo'''n,ou'ouS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

Wilhelmina Tenney, Will be
contested for in handicap
match play tournament, to be
held on the Oahu Country
Club links on the second, ninth ana
sixteenth of August. Nine holes viii
be played each day. The losers VIII
drop out and the victorious ones VIII
keep on playing until the grand finale,
on August 10th, when the victor VIII
hep resented with the beautiful tro-
phy. Much interest and enthusiasm
are being evinced. Wednesday after
noon, when the committee on arrange
ments met at the Country Club, 1t
was decided that this would be an
"open tournament'--that not only the
ladies' Of the Oahu Golf Club were
entitled to play, but any one paying
fifty-cent entrance fee would have
an opportunity to test her skill at
the game. Those wishing to play
in the tournament are requested to
send in their names to Mrs. G. Mon
tague Cooke. the captain of the ladies'
golf club; Mr. Alexander Bell. at the
Country Club, or Mr.. Frank Halstead.
A delicious luncheon will be served
on the three days of the tournament,
for the spectators and players, for the
nominal sum OF fifty cents. The fol-
lowing women played in the last
match: Mrs. c. Montague Cooke. Mrs.
Bernice Walbridge, Miss Jessie Ken
nedy, Miss Muriel Howatt, Miss Hew-
lings, Mrs. Southgate. Mrs. Reid, Mrs.
Mamie Phillips, Miss Alice Cooke,
Mrs. Sutton, Miss Bernice Hartwell,
Miss Helen Achilles, Mrs. George Car
ter, Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs. George
Potter, Mrs Gill, Miss Beatrice Castle.
II is to be hoped that they and many
others will decide to play In this COM
ing event.
General and Mrs. Mac0mBs Bridge
Party.
General and Mrs. Macomb enter
tanned Informally at bridge" Thurs
day evening In honor OF Mrs. Swift.
wife of Colonel Swift of the U. s.
Cavalry. After a pleasant evening de-
'o'eu u ."'s pas'''he' oeicious
,n'n"s us" supper was ser'eu III 'he
dining room. Among those who en-
joyed General and Mrs. Macomb's
hospitality were Admiral and Mrs.
SoW,es' mrs' ow'it, MAYOR ana Mrs'
Ne'",s, oap'a'n anu M,s' .''i'oh Gar.
,' "is. na"'e' manu- .ap'i,h ana
WIS, arthur Mar,A' maior anu MIS-
e',pa,' oa''ppe''' oap'a'h anu MIS-
""" ~ ''"a''' anu '''e'S'
WI. """ MIN i""H "u"oer Dh"ce'
o"e VI ue must "e''s"t'ui ma
YeeN iesu'i''eS was Tue supper dance
that was given thursday evening by
ney p''oe ~ N",aw"'' me eht're
Ia ou " '',s pie'y nome III
~ 'uppe'' supper
""a" p"i"'.',e ''up i"rhiSned
w." ~ ""u p'a'e' '..ei :" 'ne evening
"n,.s e o"s muse VINO
hos,.aa, ,,,.' "os' anu
No. Tsp.a" were mr anu
$1,000 c "ee W. anu ",S' Az
eN"""er Sahppen' MAJOR ana MRS.
ee WIS "e"ly Maciar-
Mrs Rrune Mr. md Mr. Er,nI p,oh
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kle-
balm. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Widemann.
Mrs. Berger, Miss Agnes Walker.
Miss Cordelia Walker, Miss Alice Mac
farlane, Miss Fitzgerald and Miss
Pearn of San Francisco. Miss Nina
Berger. Miss Mott, Mr.. Harry Whit
ney. Mr.. Frank Armstrong. Mr.. Chill
ford Whitney, Mr.. Robert McCorris-
ton, Mr.. C. Stillman, Mr.. Ed. Hede-
mann. Mr.. Herbert Dowsett and 9TH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

Picnic Party ut Kahala.
Monday an Informal basket picnic
party was given at Kahala. Mrs.
Wilcox. wife OF Lieutenant Wilcox;
MISS Julie McStocker, Miss Cooper,
Miss Lydia McStocker. Miss Irene and
Miss Isabelle Cooper. Miss Helen
North and Miss Mary Schaeffer of
DAYTON. Ohio. were some of the pic
nickers"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

Mrs. RObertsOn's Luncheon.
p Mrs. Alexander Robertson enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at a
dainty luncheon party. Graceful
sprays Of pink begonias and maiden
hair fern graced the exquisitely APP
pointed table. Among Mrs. A. G. NJ.
Robertson's guests were Mrs. James
Boyd. Mrs. CleghOrn, Miss O'Donnell.
Miss Bernice Cooke. Miss Helen Boyd
and others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

Mr.. Dondero will be host at a
luncheon party that will be given to-
day at O'Clock at Haleiwa. The
affair will be served In the private
dining room, and the party will motor
to this pretty place by the sea in
time for luncheon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

Mr.. DOndero will be host at q
luncheon party that will be given to-
| day ut | o'clock at Haleiwa. The
affair will be served in the private
dining room, and the party will motor
to this pretty place by the sea in
! time for luncheon.
4 4 x
Dinner Mt University Club.
A stag dinner for twelve was given
Thursday evening at the University
Club in honor OF Lieutenant Gillum
and Lieutenant vestal, both of the
Twelfth Infantry. Lieutenant Vestal
is the son of Colonel Vestal. Both
of the young officers will Join their
regiment in the Philippines.
| 4 4
! Miss Ruth Richards Entertains.
! Miss Juliette Anterior and Miss
&, Laura Atherton were the compliment
ed guests at a large dinner that was
given Thursday evening by their
cousin, Miss Ruth Richards. Covers
were laid for twenty-six. The setting
~ .e o"'' ."''"'e"' was Mrs' 10
seph a'nertons mountain home, "Lua-
kaha." This beautiful mountain home
Is famed for its flowers The long
r,.a. a,,h.roa go, A., nr,
,o,nu $50 "e eauo"
Thoo5or. p,ohar,,s ns,.p, ' ,
soo,udod .nn, 49,. a.. N, !" ,"'
After eninv,no da,,.,om" ill.,,
moot NJ ,ha ,e,na na.,,a e,'
,ho had =, A.. ~ W
pail hv moor,,ah, 49,. Nj, ~
ards, guos,s uero M,s.a. ,.,,s..
laura A,h.r,.n AL -, 49,, ~, ""u
: M,., M,r,or,,, C,,,,,,, ,
deli, Gilman Me-, NIL. S"n'
Mis-. Hazel p,oL,.n, ~ a"'
Uo,t Mic, Eonn,,, L.. -, ~ w."
Mel e.n MI. pa,,o n,oC..,a
Harold Gear Mr. w,,,,.u t,s ~.
Cvril uooys Mr. BE- ms. s' l'
n 90, ~, '.'ase' MI
Robert Cation Mr. p,o,ou, 60,
Mr.. Vincent Genoyes NJ raa 60"
Mr.. Donald Ross, Mr.. Anterior Rich
ards and Mr.. c. McWayne and others.
r
Ji.,,.,,.. -,
Covers were arranged for ten for
the elaborate dinner that was given
Thursday evening by Lieutenant and
Mrs. Boswell. U. s. A. American
Beauty roses formed a handsome dec.
Grafton for the table. The dinner was
given in honor of Mrs. Pearly of Ho.
hoiuiu' VINO mas recently become q
resident OF TINS city. After dinner
the party motored to the Moana Hotel
ana enjoyed the hop that was being
RlVeh III honor OF the army folk
inose present at the dinner were
lieutenant ana Mrs. boswell, Mrs
reariey' captain ana Mrs. Armistead
Vi 'he I"ehty-hrst infantry. Mrs
iu't oi LOS angeles, Mr.. Seabree and
o'"ers'
Paper Chase mt Leiiehna.
| N nj.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15
Mrs. william Wilder Entertained.

Wednesday evening Mrs. william
Wilder entertained at birthday din
ner that was given in honor of her
two sons, Mr. Charlie and Mr.. Chan
Wilder, who are twin brothers. The
cnssia dosia was chosen for a table
decoration. These beautiful flowers.
that resemble apple blossoms some
what in appearance, were so artistic
ally arranged that the table decora-
tons were beautiful. Airships with
the name attached formed the guest
cards. Those present were Mrs. VIII
liam Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas V.
King. Mrs. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Wilder, Miss Margaret Lisb-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. George Angus.
Miss Henderson and the two guests
OF honor. Mr.. Charlie Wilder aud Mr.,
Chan Wilder.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15
Mrs. humburs's Luncheon.

Mrs. humburs's Luncheon.
Mrs. John Hamburg has issued invi-
tations for II luncheon that viii be
given for forty guests. This delight
ful affair will he given at the Moana
Hotel and Ii In the nature of fare
WELL as Mrs. Hamburg leaves shortly
for the mainland.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15
Mrs. r. W. Breokons' Luncheon.

mrS. N. w. orockonS Iuncnoon.
Mrs. r. w. Breckons gave u beauti-
full luncheon yesterday at the Hotel Co
lonial. Purple and green were the col
ors used to decorate the beautiful cir
cular table. The place cards were in
scribed In gold. with the word "Co-
lonial' In the left hand corner. Among
the friends invited to meet Miss Coapes.
who was the guest of honor on this
occasion, We're Mrs Alexander q. Rob
ertson. wife of Chief Justice Robert
son; Mrs. Robert Single. Mrs. Pratt,
Mrs. Bon. Miss Gault and Miss Sackett.
4 4 4
Or. and Mrs. Frear's Dinner.
DIR. and Mrs. Frear were host and
hostess at pretty dinner that was
given at the Hotel CORTLAND. The
bridge dinner was greatly enjoyed by
their dozen guests. At o'clock de-
licious dinner was served In the CEN
ter of the table was basket contain
ing yellow and white marguerites. The
handle of the basket was tied with yell
low tulie. The place cards were hand
painted and were ornamented with
marguertes. After dinner. the host and
hostess and their guests played bridge
until late hour. The following guests
enjoyed the affair: Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Pennington. Mr., and Mrs. C. p.
Morse, Mr., and Mrs, Linderman, Mr.. and
Nyv= Inh ArS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-15

tccntinued on Page 15)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
5ranfris % MnrOffu.

@n iranif StraiieefSpeoition. go.
ris, II. MortS. ; ct un0er 5orip0e
al Br9iioent 5ollieres afbolot Mi-
niiterrooo gaD lloenrigsniniIter
Gruppi OpIpsninger om3oer-Stom.
mems Sol0ning Wiaroffo. Oct bar
en- Gel al Oenne Stomme, iom ben
II. Sonunr operfalot 9titmeitergton.
cps aolonne. Get be0toges at afien.
De til Gaiablanca 2 gatailloner Sn.
ianteri og 2 9lioelinger giergortil.
leri til at iifre Oroenens Opretbol-
belle.
GnoDioere to9eS til @fterretning
Mulop Sofios 9efter om at bnr
ieIu oiloe itraife Opbausmpn0ene
til Sperfol0et 9iegerin9en oqter
om6pa9eligt at pnnie, at 26fterne
opiDloes itrenat og noen Spoen,
lad ltgnenoe Onerfalo tan forebDgs
aeS iremtioig.
Niniiterraaoet approbereoe emo
pioere 5innnsoperensfomiten mel
lem ben frnnife oe 6en maroffan.
ife Gegering, boorbeO iiOitnGonte
faor @iolerne til Organization al
maroffonife trooper, iaa 5ultn.
mems 9(utoritet fan opret6oIoes oper
for Stanlmerne gnopioere ifol Ell
Del af Gen9ene anoenoes til poa-
trpn9enoe oiientlioe 9lrbeioar oa til
oonoetS efonomiife llOpiflma. en-
oelia ifal Maroffo oeroeO berries
ior inc fSr 30. Srni 1909 poato9.
ne 6orpligtelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
ct morfeliet
Reoninesapparat.

8ai6ington, 3. g., 81. Mnrts-
st mGrfeligt 9lppornt, peo Sj9Ip
af boilfet oct Dil p9re mllligt at
forebpege &unore0er af DsOsfalo,
iom buert 2ldr fornnriages
peO sSn0aononina al @oS,
oeO 0rufning eder oeo eleftriif Rp-
itelic, er 6ragt bertil ira G1ifIano
al 6unftionprer oe0 De 6oreneoe
Stoters @rubebureau og uiG 6lioe
en- Del al lloitpret pao ale 9iege-
rinaens @rube-9ieoninasOOgne
Saa ian6t DER er en- @niit al
9io til6oge 2eaemet oil 0enlie
Raifine. iom fnlOes gBulmotor"
eler o2lmge .Dlotor", reboe Offeret
oeO ot irembrinae Oet haturli9e
9lnn0eOrpt % paa ianme Eio glue
2ungerne en- ombDgoelig afnaalt
5oripning al Snritoi. Cen nDe Vlo.
fine er oloeles forifellig ira etboert
al Se andre 9lppnrater, iom bar DG.
ret bellpttet 6er i 2anoet til at
aenoplioe 8olf, oa Def peetes, at
ben pil ipiIle en- pieti9 9ioIle /
gleaerineens 9lrbeine ior al fore.
bpgge @rubeillpffer.
st al De mprfeli9ite @enoplioel.
iesforisg fanot Steo eiter en- Grit
benIpffe | Ohio for fort 8io iiOen
s 0erbeoen al Snosoneen laa to
@rubearbeioere, tilipnelaoenoe liu-
lpie. De blep al SaIt baaret ppf,
og gullnotoren bleo itrafs braat |
gnbenoelie. On en- fort Stuno te-
gpnote GER at uiie Jig Segn til 2ip,
og / DAG er Wpnoene ntter glr.
beioe, friife o1 raife iom fer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Sfrioemaifine til Gigerne 9. Gta-
ee, og iiOen telefonereoe bun; men
bun lenneoes meo 2atter oeo oen
onoen @noe. st gieblif efter flpeoe
bun for at re00e Jig.
30 apinoer moatte fBres bort ira
ct Mosiene0e, ser 6olotes / 9lften
til 0inoe ON Sirene for granoen.
De 6Iep iaa bpiteriife, at man maat-
te ienoe eiter 2lmbuIance.2Gg til
at tage zig al oem oe isre Dem til
et0oipitoI. Der BAR oper 5000 Den.
neifer, melt apinoer til 5teoe, og
0eres 9eruer bar life ItGrfe nof til
at taale, bUoO enfelte Golere frem.
orog al 2sroagens Rp0sIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
paa Del til Deroensfreo.

@oibington, .. g., 80. Wfarts.
ll0arbeioelien al Ell 8ologifts.
troftat melIem De 5orene0e Stater
og Storbritonnien er allereoe ion
lnngt fremifreoen, at Brpiioent
Gait @oor uotnlte oct 5aob, at
ban niloe oere / Stono til at ouer-
ienoe 0ofilmentet til Senatet Ben
foreItaoenoe @fstrolesiion. 9lrbeioet
n0iereS al lloenrigsminiiter anor
og ben brittle glmbosio6er, 9rDce
9e boa6er at fllnne gore Srnftaten
til ct Msniter for olle lignenoe
6rnftater 5remti0en. Gen piI in.
oe6ol0e 9eItemmeller om Bol0giit
al iaaeootiom ale 3piitemaal, iom
mnotte funne opItoo, oeri inobe.
fattet Spsr9smaal peOrerenoe Can.
oenes gGre og 2anoomroaoe.
8reiioent Saft glp6er Jig I bsi
@rao oeo llOiigten til 8goftotens
StoofGitelie oe nerer itGrft 6oob
ON, at 6ranfrig og anore europpi-
lie Moater meo Gioen oil 9aa meo
paa lignenoe OeprensfomIter me0
9e 5oreneoe Stater og inofeoes
prattiif tnlt umuliegsre arig me0
bette 2ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
6n onnbreOaarsfcit.

5 Slutninaen uf Oenne @aoane0
og 9egpnOelien al naite oil man
/ England feire t00.aors .0aoen
for ben @tanos 0eo, Der iom be.
tenot re9nes ior Spn0a95ifoIenS
Stiiter, gio6ert 9ioifes.
@tan agter til Gels at fejre ben.
ne / 5orbinoelie meo 300-9lars.
5eiten lor ben autoriiereoe 9ibel.
ooeriettelie - gibeIen bar 10 o9.
ion opret SsnongsifolenS uaoifil-
leliae 2e0inoer og bGrenoe araft
Zen 5. Qlpril, IeIue 0sosOagen
oil Der blipe bolot ct tort 5riluits-
meOe peo 86enlien / 0prbe0en al
Aoifes' Statue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
On Jl(iQiOIl=Brano.
Sleen bGrscr Nep Yorfs Stats-
fapitulinnl.
gssnineen ifaoet for $5,0O0,000
og pGrbifnloe 9ofnmentcr
ta6t.

Albann, 20. Dtorts .-gfen Dorfs
neloige Stats.aapitolinm, Der bar
foitet $27000,000, b9rgeoes DAG
ai Get raienoe Clement Der no
brso 2lo / oct oiientlige 9iblioief
tiOlig / Tag Oforges; ben ipreote
Jig oDer nnIten belle 9pgnin9en %
poelogoe n9roifuloe 0oflmenter.
Sele 9ranooeportementet falotes no
for at bef9mpe Sloen. Omfring 81.
s oar Den unoer aontroI.
SIOen innOt brpnO6art 5toi nof
! Jiefor0er og 3ofumenter, ian 9e-
6liotefet bar en- ipoenee SSl0oon oa
granomonoifnbet onfom ST. 2,46.
Der uor 8G9geprpoelier % Meb-
Ter al Mabognitrp 9ibliotetet, ser
ogioa brugteS iom aomitep9relie,
% otto foitbare SnObo moatte og.
ioa tiene til at mere Sl0en, %
9ranompnoene ian6t mart no, at
De bap6e Ell baoro aamp for Snan-
ben, om oct ifuloe lpffes Dem at req.
De Den mn5iiue gp9ning.
Der fempeoes 6oorot for at REQ.
De 5tatsbibliotitet, men iorgepes.
2igeloa ior at beuore en- Million-
8rappe, Der aniaas ior at ppre
8eroeus iinelte Murp9rf, lige.
ina ior9Gues.
eS oct oiientliae 9i6liotef, buor
Sloen itarteoe, soelog0es alle 9ofll-
menter og gopirer, nogle al boiIfe
ootereoe tilbnge til t776. Gisie er
ueritotteIige. 0ette gi6liotef moe.
bolot ogino Den nprpnrenoe Jiets
fomitees 9ofumenter, oeri6lan0t
apinoeitemmerets. p Bills.
vi ifnl lutte Oenne 9eretnina
meo Ell fort 9ieiume al 9obet.
st eienoomstnb al ira $5.000,000
til sS,000,000 = ifelge oct ieriie
lsie Operilae, Geforoer og Do
fllmenter, bpis 9eroi life fan be-
regnes, Stansnina al Stotens
5orretning pna ubi5 8io.
Statsbibliotefet inoebolot 100000
gino. 0ette gprelie meO Snobolo,
tilIioe me6 ilere aontorer, icm ON.
sao oct. bleo fuloItGnoig soelaat.
9lnore 9eIe af 9pgningen, oeri-
bIouot senat0areIiet oa aSicmblp.
aommeret, ifooeoes itorliat al 9ono
Nan mener, at Get Nfenneife ont.
fom; Samuel Qf6bolt. en- 0atooat,
iaone5. % man frDgter, at ban er
6leOen ct 9loo for 6lammerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
9en ritsiiifc G5ar

bar ifsI9e @eloing ira ct. @eters-
borg lit iioite feiierlige 9ieifript
toget oct Iengite SfriOt frema6,
iom = maaife nogen 9iegent
I 2onOet bar taget. Oct er en- Sort
iettelie al ct 9leformarbeioe, iom
ban beapn6te for nogle 9Ior iiOen
G5aren erflqrer, at ban bar iat Jig
6en 0pgaue at iulofsre oct 9lr6ei-
De, bans 9eoItefaoer begonote at
ggre gonoeitonoen til life olene frie,
men sfonomiit Itprfe Seloeiere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

s Il. Q. Senat 6iiper 9emofro.
terne snonn / Minoritet, og oerior
raaoer @. 5. grpan Dem til al
ppre foriiotiee oa oorionlme. 0e
bar @nlaet al De oemofrotiife Meo.
lemmer paa oe forifelli9e aomi-
teer, .og nanr De iaa arbeiber 6or.
itnoelie meo oe progressive 9fepubli-
fanere oa laoer Dem rage SfaItoni.
erne al Sloen", fan De nof faa 6e-
res 9eorier iot igennem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

0elnofraterne g8oi6ington bar
traDlt. gaaar oe M paa 8irsOag
fonlmer til Mngten / 9ieprpientant.
buiet bliper Der mango @mbeoer
at ilooele; men, efter 6poo Der mel
oes fra SooeoitaOen. er Der life
0ianael paa 9lnisgere. 8anifelig-
beoen er pao mooiatte SIDE -
80 glniegere til bpert Gm6eoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
OinslanO % aina forliet.

8efine, 80. Warts. = Gen rus.
fife Sieaerina bar formeIt unoer.
rettet aina, at ben er ti(fre0s meo
oets enoelige Spnr paa 9lnslonos
llltimatum.