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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

Merfet ifnI uoferes / TO 6orpcr
o9 booe Ell StereIie al l By ~
3omme. Segningen maa inoleoeres
to @fiemplorer, 6noraf bet enc maj
pere Of StgrreIie 4 By 8 Eommer,
% oct on0et Mprfets epentueae
StsrreIie = oltioa | By ~ 5om-
me. 9eg9e man neiagtiet pie De
paotGnfte 8aroer.
Beo Sn0ienOelier al 8egninger
MAJ fslgenoe geitemmelier itrengi
ia9toges:- Eeo1ineerne moa Of
ien6es / Gioe, ioa oe fan o9re
aomiteens g%eiio0elie ieneit ben 10.
Moi 1911. Der Mao obiolut life
pere noget Raon, Wono9ram e0er
anoet Qenoemprfe pno 8egningen.
men 3cgnerens 0aun og aoresie
mao ongioes i en- oregIei
aonooIut, JON l9gges inoen
Ben aonnolnt, Der omilutter ielDe
5egningen.
Som Yremie uoiPtter Gomiteer
Ell Gum paa $50 (monife ldngt-
ira itor nof for oct forlangte arbei-
De, men olt, bpa0 pi for Chen me.
ner at bope Rooo til ct ofre).
Sc $50. pil blioe ior6elt Jon
ielger:- lite Brpmie $500; 2oer
GrGmie $500; 3oie gr9mie $40.
Sneen enfeIt 8egner oil btiOt
tilfenot mere END cen Bremie.
aomiteen forbeboloer Jig Het til
at forfaite aae 8egnin9er.
ale 9reoe bsr a~ore$ieres til Sc
fretpren, Sermon 5. aorea, SUI
2icf Building, Gan 5ranciscc, oa
/ ne0erite p~enitre Sisrne paa Son
ooliltens 6oriihe maa merfes q. Z
aomiteen ifal ira 8io til anoeu
tlarIpgee ior 2eierne line BIaner
% boloe Dem a jour meo Arbeioet.
iou BET ifri0er irenl. 8or npro9.
renoe ifol ri fun onbefole Sogen til
9anosmpnos geIuilie og baabe, al
De liee ira ferit at oil omiatte Der
me0 Snteresie og 8orme.
Meo lonosmnnospenlig &ilien.
Sanmnrfs- ggsninsS -aomitecn,
9ermon 5. aorea, Sefretpr.
302 9icf Building,
San 5rnncisco, Sal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
@einnoten / California.
@reu Carl Woltfe tiliiger Gan.
Observation-Disclosures Spm-
pat og Ststte.

Gan 5ronciscoS oonife aoloni bar
nplig bait 9eieg al en- @eit, Der
Del nof fnn 9sre Strap pna 8itlen
prominent, nemli9 Den oanife Sc
ionot / @oibington, @reu 3arl
Moltfe. st @eionot-9 eisg er 10 IT.
fe noget u~ieOoanIigt / DC ltsrre
6anife Gentrer i Eit - og Wellem-
itoterne, men for Gan 5ronciscos
Beofommenoe bsrer oct til De ltsr-
tie Sieloenbeoer - noget, iom fun
bar b9not TO @onge tiolieere
9Dens 9iItorie.
% man gennem aoninl 5. 8.
9eggil0 bauoe facet NpS ON Sc
ion0tens ioreitaaenoe glnfomit, oan'
neoe Der Jig itrofs Ell aomite til
at gioe ben ceIebre 89It Ell Woota-
gelie, Der fnnOe o9re bots beie
Stilling o9roig, o9 oct bellittte-
oes at afboIoe en- 9nnfet paa gpens
flotteite &otel, n8be 6airmont"
bpilfen @eianoten pr. Telegram I'll
aoni1tlen baooe lobet at oeltnge.
Smiolertio fom Der en- Nano / Bel
en- meo en- Sl9oe teller mnaife ret.
tere en- 2e) tbi paa geien BERTH
iii @reo Moltfe tele9raiiit Weeo-
oelelie ON, at bans Snigerfaoer
DIR. u 3baper | Bolton par afaaoei
oeo Dsoen, og geisget til San
5rancisco Cog ielofslgelig ganfet'
tenn bleo ailpit.
st gor 0agie ienere fom oel
iaa Weooelelie ON, at @eianoter
aligeDel piIoe fomme til Galifor-
mia paa en- flpoenbe giiit, mer
unoer be inotrufne Smitpnoigbeoei
funoe ban life oeItaee | no9en 5eIt.
ligbeoer. @repen banbe M en@nnf
iat iie for at ie California, mer
melt snifeoe ban at ie til iin'
QanosmGno | bet fierne geiten
ON bois @sren oe 2aben ban baoo'
bsrt ian meset. s sanife iprlif
@rao snifeoe ban at ie o9 tale mel
oens BIaner, tbi maaife ! lang
3anmarfs 81 enines.aomiteen Of
gere JIG nprmere befenot meo
6siere Grab END nogen al bans
5orgpngere / WiniIterpoiter
bar @rep Moltfe lagt fol
Doeen lin Snteresie for all'
oanif-amerifanife gepGeeIier Of
cg 6oretagenoer, os oct bar oerfo'
ret n%oturIist, at Danmarfs-g pg
nings.aomiteens 6oretagenoe baoo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
&0rreiponoante
&Olfs ga.

Oct er pitt lpnge iioen, at ri gen.
mem a0oniferen" bor bsrt noget
ira 6iSie @gne. @run6en er Dog
life Den, at Der irt9en Onnifere Dor,
men Der mao Del ingen Sfri6enter
ppre iblonot Dem. Sfent Neoifrioe-
rem al oisie 2inier fun itoor / De
6nnrlige Sfribenters alosie, oil ieg
aaieeoel forisge at ifrioe liot Der
ira, oo ingen onben pil toge fat
paa Bennen.
Ser er en- 0nnit lutb. Nenig-
be6, iom tiIberer oen i%oreneoe Sir
fe. Wenigbeoen bar en- ifen life
Strife og YrPitebus / 9pen Rolie.
Rpiten oae WenigbeoSmeolemmer-
ne er 5armere, iom Dor runot ON
gpen. Bnit. 5ritS anoerien er Dor
Rr9lt. Soer anoen Sen0og boloer
ban @uostieneIte Der / Holfe, og
bper an0en Ssnoog / CALENDER,
bpor Der ogloa er en- MenigbeG.
Holie, er en- ppn lille 9n meo liot
ooer tuiinoe SnObb9gere. Ser er goo
MISUNDERSTANDING, ioet baaoe g.
u. So" 9anen o9 30. lnO ct.
6" 8anen gaar Der igennem. Car
oct beromtring er eoot o9 oerior
beller life billigt; oct er 10 EN- Gel
al Soipa's rige 5ormlan0. Dog
life mere berom; tbi iee er life
! 2~anoagent.
Ssnbag ben 8. april bar en- Ssi-
tioS0ag for DIR. og Rrs. Riels
Srlelien. Get bar nemlia oercs
Sslobrpllup. S oenne anleoning
/ baooe De inobiot oeres talrige ga
Mile og enfeIte andre 8enner til
eiter Observation-Disclosures al
ipiie til Mioone POS Dem / oeres
bpeaeIiee Stem, iom lieger ca. A
Wil Norb for gDen Holfe. al. 2
inmleoeS ri iaa ON be riet b9ffeoe
goroe. Otter at Wiooa9smnoen par
%inotaget, bleu fIere Sange afiung.
ne. InIt. gnoerien Iebeoe % | Sal
oe 8sn til Serrer, ole gooe 90
pers @iper, boorefter ban talte ei
lille Orc, iom Ierlig bar rettet til
Sslpbruoeporret. Sans Sefit oar
1 Sam. 7, IL: nSioinotil bar Ser.
rem binlpet o." DIR. % Wrs.
9rueIien blep eeteoiet for % @ai
iioen al MI afosbe BaItor al. Sen.
fen. De bar boet Der peo Holfe T.
ben ben lib, % De bar ounoet Iil
mango Benner ber omfrina. De bar
tire pofSne gern - cen Ssn ol
to Detrc. NieIS 8ruelien er en- al
Menigbeoens Diafoner, os ban bai
| mango aar p9ret Dor Degn ol
Ssnonesifoleleoer. Mr. % Wrs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

SrllelIen mo6tog / 0ogens @nleo-
ming mango 2pfsnifninger og imuf-
fe @aoer. Sa, IeIo fra fierntboenoe
Slp9tninge par Ser ienOt 2pfsnif-
Ringer og @ooer. Serren peIiiene
eoer, fore genner, me6 i'm 0ao0e
og 2pffe, oo oer fremoeIes en- Bel
Iignelie ibIon0t os. Oct gnifes al
en-, iom por me0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

Oct er mn ooer ct 4or iioen, at
Der blep oloorlig 8nle om afbol-
belle Of en- itor 8eroensltoItiaing |
Gan 6roncisco 1915 / anleoning
al Observation-Disclosures @ennelnierelie,
og nGppe oar So9en 6roet poa
9one, isr Oaniferne / San 5ron-
cisco beilntteoe at oirfe ben til 9feiS-
ninaen Of en- oDanmnrfs. 9pgnin9"
poa ll0itiain98pIaoie len. @n 59l-
lesfomite ior gpens ire itore 0on-
ife 5oreninger 6leo iomneniat al
islgen6e N9no: =
ReprPientanter for Donmnrf, 2f.
being 3r. 2 al 0onio: = Or. 5.
Mslannrb, Sacob Beterien %
Sames Maoiion; for SeI9a, afoe-
ling Nr. 3 al Oonio: = 6. B.
Sanien, giggo asnig o9 81. SoIm;
for @oloen @ote 9r. 40. Donif
9rooeriomiun0: - Sobn grnmien,
Sobn 2orien o9 Sermon 5. aoreQ.
Oct fan Der bemprfes. at Sogen
Den Sang par @enitnno for inb-
enoenoe Omtnle / ben oanif-nme-
rifanIfe 9resie oe iDntes at finoe
Son9buno / ale 2eire.
Som befcnot ipeoeoe belle 10
itiuinesproieftet / l9ngere Sio /
Oct uuisie, og ben oanife aomite
moatte lo6e Sa9en ftoa / gero; men
mi, oa Snn 5rnncisco oiiicielt er
bIeoen foaret til lloitiqingsbp, bar
Domarfs. gpeningsfomiteet paanp
optaget @irfiombeoen.
Bore glaner meo Senipn til en-
7onmarfs 8pgning poo lloitiaings-
plaoien er enonu life ion foit for
me6e. at ri fan iorelpgge Dem for
SfientIigbeoen, og De pil 10 o9ioo
eonTfe ~notirligt pPre ofb9ngige Of
De Regler. ll0itiaingens '6ooeono'
oola iaitiptter, og nGiteh enonu
mere al. bpor Itor en- aopi.al, Der
fan ifaiies %tiloeie. at lfaiie Wio-
lerne ui( oerior pore aomiteens ito.
re Opeaoe.
Meoens en- p~eientlig Gel al Gr1
beioet gonife notiirli8t oil fomme
til at boile paa 9oIifornios Danlfe,
err Def port Soab, at ri ON bette 80
retaqenoe mao funne iamle alt, booo
Der er 1anif / amerifa boer
6anif Samiuno. Oct ifal itaa iom
ct Nonument for Oirteligt oanlf-
omerifnnif Samorbeioe - og eoen'
tuelt ct Monument, iom fan blioe
til 9Gre for port 5p0relan0 iaa pei
iom for os ielu.
Men, JONI iaat, bet fsrIte, Der TO-
reliaaer, er at iamle Wiioler, o9 for
of ale 8nnife | amerifa fan faa
9eiligbeo til at poe lin Sferu, bar
aomiteen beiliittet at nolteoe ct
aorreiponoance.W erfe (eaer gi-
Nerfe, / 9igbeb meo SulemGrfer-
81
ne), iom for en- Bris al 1 Gent oil
blipe til SaIgs oper belle De %forene-
De Stater. 30 benne Bel, og uoen
at poal9eee nogen io9re gproer,
oenter pi of reiie en- gnnife o9ient'
fla Del al ben neopenoige Gum,
iom ri ioreIsbie bar iat i'll $4,000.
Ser jfal | Sanobeo De mango gpffe
imoa gre ben itore aa.
Do aomiteen bar beiluttet, al
2onosmqno runot omfrine | belle
2anoet ifol bnoe SntereSie oe Del
Soretogenoet liee ira 8espnoelier
al, inobpoes berpeo til 3
aonfnrreneetesnins
al ct pasienOe aorreiponoorcemqr'
fe. aonfurrencen itoar aaben fei
emboer Of glaoets 2eiere, 90 ae9'
neren tiIooes at BRUCE lin eaen6an'
tail | uioeIte llOitrefning; DOG bsl
Werfet iDmboliiere 5oretagenoet
enopioere mener aomiteetn at bur
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
Weooelelier ira
9%anmarfs=S Dgningss
&omiteep.

Sanmnrfs-S Bgninsen paa
San 5ranciseo- ltoiti1insen.
Snhbpoelie til aonfurrencetegning
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
aonfnrremeetegnins

al ct pasien6e aorreiponoorcemqr-
fe. aonfurrencen itoar aaben fer
enboer al glaoets 2eiere, % Seg-
neren tidooes at BRUCE lin esen5an.
taft | uioeite llOitr9fning; Dog bsr
Wprfet ipmboliiere 5oretagenoet.
enopioere mener aomiteetn at bur
De foreifrioe fsIeenoe Geeler:-
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17

ISOLATED Press privileges, and that the
com bined papers, with Llke "a at
the head, would continue TO md
where the Tennessean had always
stood.
The late Legislature did itself the
honor to elect Mr.. Lea to the highest
office in the gift of the state-that of
United States Senator. With one eX.
cepton, they say be is the youngest
mao ever elected to that high office.
The best part of it is that he reached
that honor without having his gar
meats soiled, even in slight degree,
with the mud that so often besm1rches
the garments of politicians. He has
always stood for the best in life, social
or political. He has never advocated
anything but righteous measures, and
always sought to carry out the things
advocated. He is clean and strong and
straight and honest through and
through. He won his spurs only
through the advocacy of righteous
measures; and he leaves behind him a
clean, unspotted record.
When 1t looked for awhile as if the
coveted honor of the United States
senatorship might not be his, unless
he would modify, in some small way,
his advocacy ofour temperance laws,
did he do so? Never! But instead, o n
the day before his election, and the day
of his election, the paper came out
with as strong an editorial from his
pen as he had ever written, re- aflirm-
ing his allegiance to the temperance
cause, and his determination to stand
by it, whatever might happen.
Surely, in this day, when "the man
of character in politics" is sought to
guide the nations affairs, as never be-
fore, were good augury when such
man comes to the front, and attalns
high honors without resorting to any
of the devious methods so common to
politicians.
All honor to Luke Lea.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17
The Youth.s Companion In 1912

No other paper Is quite like The
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Among the contributors to the 1912
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the defender of Mafeking and founder
of the Boy Scouts, Walter Camp, the
celebrated football coach, Hudson
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Governor Harmon of Ohio, Percival
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Riis, Marion Harland, Harriet Pres
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17
Public Sale
Of valuable
Real Estate

BY virtue Of the authority vested in the under
signed attorney he will hsr for sale AZ public auc-
ton, on the prtHiises, on
Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1911,
commencing at 2 2. NJ. that certain lot Of ground
3.2 Acres,
situated on the east side Of the Martinsburg and
Potomac Turnpike, about miles from William
sport. Md. at j. S. Barnes store. This lot Is iG-
proved bys
Two Story Frame House,
good cellar ard all necessary ontbuildings. the
house has four clothes presses halls ~ and down
stars one good stab :, hog pen, summer kitchen,
,mok, house, buggy house and corn crib hrst class
fencing, shade trees, good garden and plenty Of
fruit IN fact all Of the buildings and fences are
new This is a opPortun ~ for someone to get
a good home or make Investment
Terms.
One. third cash on day Of sale. and the balance In
two Equal payments. OF and Two Years, the pur-
chs ser TO give his negotiable, prommssory notes,
be airing interest from date. 10 the deferred pay
ments and first deed Of trust the property TO Sc
rure the same.
D " SNYDER, Jr, Attorney for H. NJ. Cole.
Geo " Keesecker, Auct.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17
As You Go Through Life.

DON'T look for the flaws as you 90
through life;
And even when you find them
] is wise and kind to be somewhat
blind,
And look for the virtues behind
them;
For the cloudiest night has hint of
light
Somewhere in the shad ows hiiing;
It's better by far to hunt for star
Than the spots on the sun abiding.
Tne current of life runs ever away
10 the bosom of God S great ocean.
DJn't set your force 'gaiust the rivers
course,
And think TO alter lis motion
Don't waste a curse on the universe
Remember 1t lived before you
Dsn't butt at the storm with your
puny form,
But bend and let II 90 DER you.
The world will never adjust Itself
To suit your whlms TO the letter,
Some things must 90 wrong your
whole life long,
And the sooner you know 1t the bet
ter;
It is folly to fight with the infinite,
And go under at last in the wrestle
The wiser inaB Shapes into Gods plan,
AS water shapes into vessel.
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17
New Orchard Company

Hagerstown, Md, Nov. 1.-The
Plttsburg Orchard Company was III
corporated here today with capital
cation of $1,000, T he lncorporalors are
j. Taliaferto Bridges and Charles W..
Myers, of Hancock; f, Wilbur Bridges
of Hagerstown, and Frederick A.
Rhodes, of Pittsburg, The principal Of
ice will be at Hancock. The company
will do general orchard business and
operate canneries and evaporatlng
plants and build barrel factories and
trans portation lines.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17

again. l don't know how to express
my thanks for the good it has done me
and hope all suffering women will
give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a trial. 1t was worth its
weight in gold. Mrs. J. 2. ENDLIcH,
X. +. ID. No. 7, Erie, Pa.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harm.
full drugs, and to-day holds the record
for the largest number of actual cures
of female diseases we know of. and
thousands of voluntary testimonials
are on file in the Pinkham laboratory
at Lynn, Mass, from women who have
been cured from almost every form of
female complaints, such as infamma-
ton, liberation, displacements, fibroid
tumors, Irregularities, periodic pains,
backache, Indigestion and nervous
prostration. Every suffering woman
owes it to herself to give Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound trial.
If you want special advice write
Mrs.P Lynn, Mass, for it.
1t is free and always helpful.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17

One hundred thousand dollars paid
for dinner servics IN New York!
Tue user Of l.. Il NJ. Paint is on the
same level as the purchaser can't
get better paint, because none better
can he made; and It's cost Is the least
because gallons OF l.. Il NJ. and three
gallons ofuil added thereto by the user
al cost OF about 81 go per gallon, will
paint a cottage.
fhirty-tive years use In N. A. and
s. A.
Our sales agents are:
Central Hardware Co..
MartiDsbnrg, w. Va.
"Wrlte postal for "MONEY SAVER
PRICE List 40. 60.n Longman a..
Martinez, p. o. Box 1879, New York.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17

w. l.. Mock, Of Mock, Ark, believes.
he has saved many lives IN his % years
Of experience in sthe drug business,
"What | always like to do" he writess
sis to recommend Or. Kings New
Discovery for weak, sore lungs, hard
colds, hoarseness, obstinate coughs, Ia
grippe, Group, asthma or ether brOnch.
ial affection, for | feel sure that a mum
Der OF my ncighbors are alive and weii
to-day because they took my advice to
use 1t. honestly believe its the best
throat and lung medicine that's made.
Easy 10 prove he's right. Get a trla
bottle free, or regular soc or 81 90 bottle.
Guaranteed by All Druggists. mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17

Into the salt cellars put three tea
spoonfuls of corn starch to cupful of
fine salt, mixing thoroughly, and it
will not clog or lump.
To remove rusty screw, apply a
pointed piece of metal heated red net
to the screw head; when the screw is
well heated it will move readily with
tle screw driver.
The best buster is damp cloth (not
moist or vet passed lightly over the
surface, and changed often for clean
one A feather buster only stirs up the
dust, which settles ther back on the
surface just brushed or somewhere else.
When sweeping or busting. if there
is much dust (anc there generally isl :,
always have windows or doors open I,
ard begin sweeping on the side of the
room into which the wind comes, and
the dust will be carried ahead OF the
broom out of the house,
For decdorizing or disinfecting, So
luton of chic "ide of zine used IN pro-
portion of one PITT of the zinc to four
gallons Of water, is ole Of The most eff
ticient agents. This will promptly
neutralize noXious effuvia and arrest
animal decay and vegetable rotting.
For sink pipes, water closets, aud Ike
out-houses, This is invaluable.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17
A FATHERS VENGEANCE

would have fallen on any one VINO at
tackled the son Of Peter Bondy, Of South
lockwood, Mich, but he was power
doctors could not help him. he
wrote, $50 at last we gave him Electric
Bitters and he improved wonderfully
from taking six bottles. It's the best
Kidney medicine ever saw" Back
ache, fired feeling, Nervousness, Loss
Of Appetite, warn OF Kinney trouble
that may end III dropsy, diabetes or
Bright's disease. Beware: Take Electric
Bitters and be safe. Every bottle
guaranteed. soc at All Druggists. ! mo.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17

Quick climatic changes try strong
constitutions and cause, among othef
evils, nasal catarrh, troublesome and
offensive disease Sneezing and snuf-
fling, coughing and difficult breathing,
and the drip, drip of the foul discharge
into the throat--all are ended by Ely
G. ream Balm, This honest remedy CON
tains no cocaine, mercury, nor other
harmful ingredient. The worst cases
WELD to treatment in a short time. All
druggists, Soc, or mailed by
Ely Bros,
56 Warren St. n. Y.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-11-17

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On The date that this issue of The
companion bears, the King ana Queen
Oh Great Britain are 10 embark At
southampton on their voyage to India
where, on December IL tn. the great
ceremonial of the durbaf is 10 l,e en-.
a ted
Dsfosr "a modification of The
rers'sn wordt darbar, which means n
count OF sudience-has two sisnfica.
'''a "a meeting OF council; and an
a,sen bly, where the ruling princes of
alts or provinces make their submis-
s'n 10 the sovereign. The latter is
me serse In hich the word is here Ia
ne understood.
The event is expected to be one of
great Importance. No reigning soy
reign Of Great Britain has ever visited
oia, and although it will moi he
NJ Georges first visit there, vet his
gong as sovereign. implies com
p'iihentsand tribute to the greatness
OF the Indian Empire that will not be
Isl upon the inhabitants. No doubt
the visit is intended-an intention that
can onIysbe inferred, for it is not ayow.
Gu To aiiay as mach as possible the un-
resi- and the hostility to the British
rule that have lately manifested them
selves.
People of Oriental rsces-in fact,
almost all human beings are for of
pomp and display, and the durbar will
give the'lndians surfeit. Before and
after the great day, in all the cities Of
the empire, there will be receptions,
professions, military parades, pageants
races, games, banquets and other festi-
Nities and two days during their
majesties' stay in India will be public
holidays throughout the country.
But the grand day is December 18th.
On that day, within an immense
double ampbitheater at Delhi, the
King and Queen will receive the hon.
age of all the native princes. Then,
while the King and Queen sit in a
pavilion in the center of the arena, the
royal proclamation will be read in the
presence of one hundred thousand per-
sons. On the same day the royal pro-
clamation will be read also in every
town and village, and the portrait Of
the King Emperor VIII be displayed
on all public buildings, which will be
Illuminated Ia the evening. At every
military station royal salute will he
fired
The royal visitors will proIong their
stay in India to January 18th, and they
are due at Southampton on their re-
turn on the 29th Of the month
The coming durbar will be the third.
The first was held by the Earl of
Iytton, as governor-gereral, in 1877,
when Queen Victoria was proclaimed,
Empress of India. The second was
that of 1903, following the succession
and coronation of Edward VII, and
was held by Lord Curzen of Kedleston
who was then viceroy. 1t was attend
ed by the Duke of Connaught, the
kings brother. The third, like the
second will be supplementary to a
coronation. 1t will undoubly surpass
the others in splendor and in the dis
play of loyalty to the sovereign who
tant possession as to journey with his
queen more than six thousand miles to
receive itshomage. Compan-
on.