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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
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llnoer ioaoanne geiriorbolO er
9iersningen meget lot fremaO, oa
ioeliae it9rfe R~egnbpger lager Sol
fene al Marfeu, % iamtiOig blioer
SorOen mer og me opbleot; | De
iioite Gage al 8eretningsugen bar
9iemferiIen o9ret iaa 9oot JON
umulig paa io9re Iereoe Soroer.
SeIo ON Der fun lesies ballot 29s,
it9rer SiuIene Dog belt op til Sa.
oct. Soroen 6liper oesuoen 0erneo
iaa iammenfsrt % iammentrampet,
at ben life bIiner til at plsie e.
mere. Eli De tioligere NeOoelelier
ON llobptte fan fsies en- uotalelie
ira ueeifriftets ipositipoife aOrre.
iponOent, %ganenoe no poa, at me.
0ens Aunfelroerne giper ret til
ireosltiaenoe, er u0bDttet al 8aol.
roerne ca. 100 Cor. minore pr. 70.
90. emo normoIt; og bette, tilisier
Rorreiponoenten, er iaa meget ubel-
Oieere, iom De iioite 4ors sunitiee
6orbol0 for aaalroerne % ben BE.
bageligbeo, at De fnn tages op meO
Naifine, mango Steoer bar me0.
fert, at Arealerne meo annlroer er
uooioet poa &untelroernes gefoit.
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
Ss!am
On Sroens TrsDeiten.

On eribenoe Sfilorine al Ru.
bommeoanismens Gprinoelie oello.
breoeIie jamt SiIitanoen | ben MI.
parenoe mubamme0anife geroen, og
ct fraftigt Opraab ON DeltaeeIie |
arbeioet for gpangeliets llobreoeI.
ie blanot Ssloms Willioner. af
Wisiionnr Samue[ ~. 3nemer.
OperIat og forfortet Of Sosneprrit
anton Yeoerien, aalborg.
On ny BOG Of fsrite Ranss Sn.
teresie for enbper Wisiionspen.
f06 Sioer. Bris 40 Cts.
Dan. 9utb. Publ. Sou e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
notwithstanding.
vlleeifr. for 9anom.~)

Gen forlebne uge, ifriues Der ben
10. os. oil lpnge blioe min0et pan
@runo al line mere END urolige
Beirforbolo. Get bugeOe, Itormful.
De 8eir, Der fenoetegneOe be fleIte
Gage, naaeoe i'm Ssioe Ratten MEL
lem SsnOng oe Nonoag, bnor Der
ouer belle 2nnoet raieoe en- Srfan
of ganife nieopanlig Stprfe; I man.
ge ggne par Orfanen leoiaget az
Gpn og Eoroen, og begge Dele bar
runot ON iorpoloet megen Sfaoe
ara aae Steoer meloes Der ON belt
euer oelpis p9Iteoe Staffe, nlnor-
Tia Sfaoe paa Sagene oip., oes-
pprre meloes Der ogloa ON belt
omblpite g~Dgninger, bporpeo aoifile
IiQe areatnrer er blepne enten orpb-
te eler iaareoe. 5 Hibeegnen bar
Crfonen meofsrt, at ganoet lteg
ca. is CONNER bsiere emo peo
Stormflooen i Decbr. 1903. 5 ale
MorTfbper ligger Hoofrugterne ipIit-
tef enfeltpis % / gunfer rnnot
emfrina poa Morferne, aornitaffe-
ne e. bIepne beifaoieeoe Of gano, og
bette bar enopioere upret inoe !
monqfoloige &arie, inotil cen Allen
% mere oper @uIuet-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
SbilmisiiOnen

Misiion9r u. 8. 6ronflin og Su-
itru, iom orbeioer blanot 8bilerne,
tnlte begge ben 10 0s. iflg. rar.
Ggbl." oeo ct Meoe paa &. u. as
M~isiionsifole / asbenbaon.
5ru 5rantlin ifiIOreOe Snoien
iom Mooi9tningernes 2ano = boa-
be boao Rlima, Rlante- og 0preoer-
benen ioapel JON 6nao 5orboloene
! WenneiteIiuet angaar.
9un ilutteoe meo at iige: 8i er
i en- p9loig 89lo til Seoningerne
babe poa @runo Of oeres itore
Gso, men iier forOi Seius bungrer
eiter at fna Dem ~frelite.
NisiionRr 5ronflin u0tnlte i'm
@l9oe ooer efter 6 4nrs 5orlsb of
ter at filnne n9re / agbenbapn og
oper oct pei Snmorbei0e, Der
/ 9bilmisiionen, bar fommen /
Stono melIem 0onife og Soenife.
6rf. Sugeborg 2nrien -a. 90. as
offending, Der / 0eres 6raoer
boooe le0et 4rbefoet, par til Itor
geliignelie. Sun bon0e ifrepet til
bam poo lit Oraitiife Sprog: oaom
til6oge me6 en- 9unfe Misiion9.
rer."
5or 8 4nr iioen begpnote 6ronf.
lin alene, M par De II; I'll at be.
gpnoe meo boe0e ban | en- @res-
bDtte, M bop0e De flere eo0e Vais-
fionsItotioner. Og ArbeiOet banOe
baaret oeliignet 5rugt. 6%orbeno9-
renoe Afgu0soprfere ier ri leoe ct
mt Sip / ariitug oe orbeiOe pna at
fsre ANDRE til ariitus. gtu er 0sren
noben, men ri peo life bnor lPnge,
oerior g9IOer BET ON at BRUCE Iii
ben, og at SUBS gsrn itaar iammen
fom eet 5oIf, ct SUBS 6oIf, ct mis-.
iionerenoe 5olf.
OaisiionRr 6ranflin og 6uitru
bor boIot 5erie biemme / Sperris
og er M paa 8ei til oeres Ar6eios-
mart blanot 9bilerne.
&. 5. II. ~. paa Sfasen bar /
oisle Gage ifrioer ~ar. 9gbl." al
II. os. ferret 20 4ars SubilPum.
Zen 8. 0ooember for % aor il
ben begpnote noele foa unga @9n0
at inmles | oap9renoe Sogneprrit
poa Sfagen, Gnitor be Bloces Stu
oerepPrelie, for UNDER greitens8ei-
koning at tale ON ben belIigeS frift.
Dette bar gegpnoelien til q. =.
II. W. paa Sfagen. 5orenin9en meo
2oue og geitprelie fenote mo life
enonu; ferit / aaret 1889 eneoes
mar ON at inomelOe liz / uSn-
ore Wislions llOpalg for friitelige
gnglinge- og 8igeforeninger / 8ap-
MARI Garet efter ilntteoes Rsoerne
oper i Misiions6uiet, 6por De bolG
reg liqe til 1901. oa 5oreninoen leie-
DC lit eeet 2ofale.
Der fom oerefter MT aip og eget
ggtit I foreuingen, og oct fslgen-
De 9ar IeieOe iaa 6oreningen, og
oct f%olgenoe aor leieoe inn Sore
2ofaIer og inoretteOe Gen-
fionat I 6ens nupprenoe eienoom.
asbmnno SIR. 9ioienberg bar /
mango aor paret 6oreningens 5or-
mano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
6ns6slberife enifes.

gn qIore 9ige eaer gnfe fan
itrafs fon B1nos iom Srsboloerife
pao en- 5arm / RRrheOen al Blair.
Der iinoes ingen 8srn ! Sniet. On
goo 0en til en- opetie apin0e.
glaoets aontor nnbiier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28

9pOsfalO. Get patte Sors / nan.
ge 9iem, Oa oct / Seroags rDsteoes,
at S9ge CHARLES Mourier par al.
gaaet neO 0soen. 6or ao9Ie Gage
lIoen req ban Jig UNDER ct SDgebe.
log paa ct rultent Sem, Oeltog jam.
me 4iten i 20 Aors Stuoenteriubi.
leet, men 0agen eiter tonitatere0es
9lo0forglftning.
9an par lsot 1867 % alOite
Sen al 9slelteretsasiesior 0tourier.
Otter ! 1893 at baoe taget meoicinlt
@mbeosefsamen, par ban ct 4ar
stnnoi0at paa 0iatonisieitiiteIien,
5ooreiter ban foretog en- S~tuoierelie
og neoiatte lig iaa JON prattiieren.
De Sege paa 5re0erifsberg. ) ilere
anr par ban Reieruel9ge paa St.
Soiefs Soipitals aioeling ior
aUinOeipgOOmme, oe iioen 1906 vi.
OelingsIpge oeo 6reoerifsberg 80.
liflinit.
gan par en- / bsi @rao iamuit.
tigbeosfn!o og opgtig S9ge.
9an uar en- BARN Zen al llng.
oomsar6eiOet % ell fortreiielig 6or-
mano for 5reoerifsberg ). 3. g.:
OeO iiOite 9eitpreIiesmeoe / oct fs.
benbaOni lie airfeionO 6leD ban oalgt
mo JON Neolem.
ae6manO 5obs. aai9, en- al
steges itBrite 6orretningsorioenOe,
er Iorleoen aignaet Deo Deoen / lit
9iem / aebenbapn, omtrent 50 aar
CANNED. Otter Ell balO Snes Aars
9irfIombeo JON 9anoelsreiienoe OPP
retteoe aaih en- Manufafturiorret-
ming / jim 5eoebD Guofsbing, men
ilDtteoe life I9nge eiter til asge.
boor ban ifeige ogitiiall. 5olfebl.
burtigt iamleoe en- itor aunOefreOs,
iom ban ioritoo at iaitboIOe, itent
ban / mango aar bnr p9ret 6oiat /
ae6enbapn, 5oorfra ban OagIig reiite
til asge. 5orretningen oDertages
III al Den afoBoes Sgn.
Scrip. 6oritanOer gtiels Be
oerien, 2ooeluno ganobrues ifole, er
iorleoen aiganet peo 0eoen / lit
Stem peo Sfolen, 90 2lar gammeI.
geOen inotraoOte ~pluoielig; ben al.
osoe banoe bolOt 5oreorog for Gle.
perne paa Sfolen lamme Gngs
i5ormioong.
On al Aal6orgs Dngre 6orret.
ben 33aarige @rosierer
Deeenfolu, er forleoen aigaaet Oeo
Dsoen paa aommune6oipitolet. Zen
afosoe, Der fun bopoe boet / gDen
/ 4 Aar, Oeltog meget | Belgeren-
beOsarbeioet og ifilores iom en-
nobel anrafter og en- intelligent og
e%nergiif 5orretningsmano. San Ell.
terlaoer iig SuItru og to imaa
ggrn.
8eosanringen bar en- 2ammelie,
Ser begpnote / llnoerlipet og iii.
itoit angreb Siertet, og Der er iflg.
r4alb. Stiftst." fremfommen 6or-
mooning ON, at BET bar gsrnelnm.
beo; men 09gerne itiaer iig bog !
oenne Senieenoe tninlenoe.
Stormifaben paa 9ibeegnen. =
Otter 6pao entreprener 6offmann
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28
Marinaer Snbn.

Mariager 5nbn. 5 6orbin0eIie
me0 lloopbnineen Of Mnrioger
5ioro pil Der bline ioretoget en- 10.
oiOelie al Saonen | Wariager poa
Brun0la8 al ct al 5ngenisr @nuot5.
mann u~oarbei0et 5orilag. 9proooet
bar iflg. STAND. q. Ap." oeota.
get at garantere for ct 9oon pao
10000 ar. til u0niOeIien. Zen npe
Sapn ifal Ii89e Belt for ben M.
n9ren0e % oil fao Ell 9oln9rfs.
Ipngoe paa ca. $50 SOB.
SaIife sOfrOner. 6or ct 9or Gage
iiOen. ifrioeS Der ben 10. 0s. bIep
Der i Belle nogipet en- iolit 90.
frone. Renten bar iflg. Belle q.
aO.~ goot efteraiort, men peffer
bog @istanfe, foroi Den er Ionst
msrfere emo banIig. Zen er laoet
al Sern. 5 aarbus bar Der ligele.
0es ! 0isie Gage cirfuleret iaIife
5otroneitpfter. Der er altioa @runo
til at paste eoot paa, oa De to 9iI-
fqIoe nntogeIis Itanr / 6orbinoeIie
meO binanoen.
st V%iinbesmGrfe for Oen oi0s0e
9itteratiirfritifer og 5iIoiof $. Q.
9oOifoo ~afilsreOes Den u. os. / al
StiIbeo poo 8eitre 9irfegaar0, SO.
benbann. 5orfatteren aIir. Spien
ifiI0reoe | en- fort Gale oen oios0es
9io os girfiombeo % en- S%lpgtnine
Den afosoe mootog Min0esmer.
meo Gaf pon 5amiliens gegne.
Q2in0esmnrfet bprer Ell Weoaiqon
al Sen of0s0e.
Gn farlig SituatiOn. 8aa Ser.
ningpeien peo S%iIfeborg par for
fort 5iO iiOen en- SeIefonorbeioer
beitGftiget oe0 2eoningsnGttet. vi
greb ban iflg. oSilfeb. ao."
ON Sifrin9en paa en- eleftriif Geo.
ming, bporpeO ban rnmtes al ct eIef-
triif Stso og life fln0e fomme los
Ssrit noget efter lpffeoes oct
BAN al ioa Sifringen reoet It'll, og
Oa Sirsmmen oerpeo %ofbrs6es, par
ban after ri GIeftriciteten iom bop.
Dc en- SpGnoin9 al 400 BOLT, ior.
brGnote bans 6Gnoer ret LENT; ell
lers slap ban beIoiot ira oen far.
Iigt Situation.
Gar !6nrbupre trnct meo timber.
gang. ST Bar Siifere ira &arboere
bar ooer for uRorss 5olfebl.~ no.
at Situaiionen unoer Storm.
oeiret en- Sio / Sarbosre pnr meget
gonoet ite9 op til 3an.
zen al BET gige. Der omgiper 2ano.
,mraaoet. @or @inSen iprungen
I'M iforo, oiloe Sapet pare 6Iepen
,reuen inO ooer Diget, bois Rano
/ 6eiOe me0 Sagifpget pan
Iere al Suiene / 6arbosre, og Gar
nilOe p9re blepen orufnet /
5aoet % en- irpgtelig antaItrOfe inO-
ranote. Qn aif ginSen b~eI6iguis
Steoet mos Spo. og Sarbosre
fsiiterer oerfor en6nu.
Bot pr. GntomobiI. Mems S9rn- /
,aneforbin0elien menem esbierg og
sramminae iom 6eIge al GGm.
l~inasifreoet PED 5neum 9ro par
libruot, bleD 8oitea meGem De to
e1pr beisraet pr. automobil, %
gs6iergp." meo0eler, at grpeoitio-
zen rnoogina foregif burtigere, enc
Iaar Sprnbonen er / Sr6en
5ribauucn bolot Torsoag, Den g.
y. g6soielsoag", og oenne Tag be.
Observation-Disclosures til /
geItibulen til Seiifabets asntorbpg-
ling at ~aiilsre en- Butte al i'm man
rarige 5ormnn6. @ebeimeetatsrono
IS. 8liicfitoOt. .gtotsrnob Sam
nerid 6oIot 4fiIsringstolen.
S~usfpfnerife suifeS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28

bragg minoit $4,000 ar., % Sfaoen
pna aammeriluien, iom faloer pan
gntreprensr gtonberg, oil torment.
! Zig blipe enonu iterre.
Gn foriDnnoen 9nsmano. Der an.
titles nu UNDER StatspoIitiets Sc.
belle, ifrioes Der Den 10. os. iprige
@iterforitninger %angaaenoe en- for.
ipun0en Susmono ira Storup. SITE
minore emo 90 Mono eennemiseer
gsnen, Iigeiom oaiaa YoIitibunoen
er i irfiombeo, boiIfet Dog anita
geIig life ioor nogen 8etDonine, oa
Der er bengaaet iaa mango Doee
iioen lllpffen. en Murer, Der iflg.
! y8enoi. 5io." pnsiereoe Steoet
lllpffes. Morgenen, pnnItaar beItemt,
at 8ognen life bar ser ben Gang.
Oct ontageS almin0eligt, at 9iget
tiIiiOit oil fin0es | ct al De toIrige
: 8anobuaer / Noien. 9aurits Mif.
feIien bar 80 SIR. paa Jig, oo ban
toe biemmefra. @%rnnoen til, at So
men life itrafs meI0te bans 5or.
inin0en. par ben, at ban noeIe
@ange tioligere, noar ban bonoe
Oruffet for meget, par bIepen borte
belle Rotten.
Senere meooeIes, at Wan0en er
funoen. b9ngenoe / en- 2aoe, og Der
bol0es 5orbsr ON 0Bosaariagen.
6n 16aaris 9iec fOriunnSen. =
en una Gige, iom forri9e SnsOag,
lfrioes Der Den 10. os., tog meo Co.
get ira @sbierg til 9aroe for Der.
ira at reiie Oioere til Storlp, er
iporleit i%oriounoen. SUN ifuIoe iilg.
ggeiti. Soc..3em.~ / 9Iaos hos
Sneofer Reibiere, boor BUN tioli-
gere bar tient. Oct mna betragtes
JON ofgiort, at BUN er itaaet no /
8aroe, oo giaetten life gial0t Ipn.
gere. Zen unge Bi9e par 1872 aor
CANNED, oa 6enoes 6OripinOen er
meIot til 4oIitiet i esbierg og
Goroe.
Gamt al spnet. lirsOae aiten b.
I. os. oeO S.Ei0en Jog Spnet neo i
Suiet Dos CIR. Gbriitenien / Np-
minoegab, bOor oct iiIg. vgaroe
6olfebl.@ ramte @ierens .9uitruy
Der bleo iuIoitpnOis beospet. Den
tiIfalote Sege fonitotereoe en- it9rf
Understanding. men Der er goot
9aab ON 6%elbre0elie.
Stamp meo drgbifbtter. Sngtos.
0aIs9aaro og auif Rielien
paa Serreeaaroen 4itrup msote
iorleoen Jfat i Sfopen ct Bar
arpbsitptter.
Zen enc al Dem IagOe an % ip-
re0e paa 1alsgaarO ooe uoen at
romme. 0al5goarO og auifen gif
III los paa argHfgtterne meo De.
res @geipir, men arpbifptterne ior.
ipore0e Zig meO @eDartolbernc, og
0alsguaro If ct Bar a~oIbeilag /
6oneoet, Ser bleo itprft ln0eret. Zen
arpbifptte ifso oereiter pao
og ranlre gam I giaffen. Der.
maatte 8aIsgaaro og auifen
tr9ffe zig no al aampen.
4olitiet ieger efter arp6if1tterne
SirfeinbDielie. giifop Oitenfelo
BAR ben II 0s. inooiet Sen npe
airfe PED Solomon ,6ilaoelfia~ beO
1ionaIuno. al. 10 began en- Bro.
beitaaenOe al giifop Often.
ielO, amtmano 4mmentorp, sol.
bGf, Brobit Sert5. 6innernp, og en-
Gel al 9gnens greiter iamt SO.
loniens 5orman0, Or. Sea, fig til
airfen, Der fan riirlnie CO. 500 iii
bsrere.
9iifop Oitenfelo bolOt Sn0oielies-
o. inOintte oerefter aoIoniens
eano. thepf. g. 0isbn Iom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28

&amt al epnet. lirsoog aiten D..
I. os. peO 8.Sioen Jog Spnet neO i
Suiet Dos CIR. Gbriitenien / 0p-
minoegab, boor oct iilg. v9nroe
5oIfebl.4 ramte 9ierens 6uitru,
Der bIeo iuIoitnnoie beosuet. Den
tiItalote Seae fonitotereoe en- it9rf
9noforbr9noing. men Der er goot
6oab ON 9elbre0elie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-28

bar meooeIt .3ibe Stiftst." oil Sfa-
Den poa 9apoiget fornme til at an.
bragg minoit $4,000 ar., o9 Sfaoen
pna aammeriluien, JON fal0er poa
gntreprensr gfonberg, oil torment.
Zig blipe en0nu iterre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-13
SENSATIONAL ELOPEMENT.

Rumor of the most sensational elope-
ment in the history Of the fashionable
summer COLONY at Blue Point, Long
Island, was confirmed yesterday when
Walter L. Suydam, jr., the young mil.
lionaire whose villa on the bay front is
one OF the show places of the south
shore, admitted that his beautiful
young wife had run away with Frede-
rick Noble. the % year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Noble, OF Brooklyn.
The elopement is said to have occur
red week ago. but both families have
stubbornly denied the fact. The young
husband said yesterday that he saw that
secrecy was no longer possible, though
be still hoped that it might turn out
that his wife had only left HIM on a
harmless lark.
The missing wife is 26 years old, the
same age as her husband. They we're
married eight years ago, as the climax
to a boy and girl courtship. They have
occupied their villa at Blue Point for
five summers, and are well-Known 10
all the fashionable colonies along the
south shore.
Mrs. Suydam is the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay White, OF Wash
ington, D. c. Mr.. and Mrs. White are
prom'nantin New York and Washing
ton society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-13
iruinn and His Money.

John Hare. the English actor, said
that one Of the failings charged ia
Irving's account was that Of e1trava.
gance-that he did not know the value
Of money. IL is quite true he did not
know the value Of money for himself.
but he knew its value to others. BE
knew its value to the poor and help.
less, and to these he gave with .
lavish hand
Once, not long before his death.
playing three nights engagement in
an unpretentious midland town, his
habit was to drive nightly to the thea
Ter "a very short distance from his
hoteD in the same dilapidated fly. The
fare was a shilling. The conveyance
was shabby, the driver old, poor and
worn out. At the conclusion Of the
engagement, on entering his hotel, 1rT-
ing said to the landlord, Have you
paid the cabmanY eyes, Sir Henry.
What did you give him for himselff"
81 gave him half a crown, Sir Henry
"Give him q sovereign" was the re-
jolnder; HE drives very well, and he
doesn't drive often"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-13
The Myth of the Doones.

How largely Mr.. Blackmore drew
upon his imagination for the story of
lorna Doone" Is made clear by +.
". lakewood In his book, THE Good
Old Times" There were, in fact, no
Doones. The word was simply local
bogy, modified form Of Dane"
memory Of the faroff times when the
viking invaders BARRED the land. THE
only vestige of actually discoyerable
is a faint tradition that fugitive from
the battle Of Sedgmoor, to escape the
hangings Of Judge Jeffreys, appropriat
ed the ruins of some wretched huts II
recesses of the Badgworthy glen, now
the Doom valley finding there safe
retreat In which he reared q consider.
able family, which managed to exc out
living by committing petty depreda'
tons in the district. The last Of the
Doones,' an old man and his grand
daughter, are said to have persisted In
the snow during the winter Of 1900"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-13
POLICE COURT.

Justice Fl. B. Cation presiding. ]
The following cases were disposed oil
this morning:
Jennie Payne and Melinda LEVEL,
both colored, charged with disorderly
conduct and fighting, were fined
$5 each.
James Thomas, colored, charged
with assaulting Lorton Pierce, also
colored, was dismissed for want of
evidence.
James Hill, colcred, charged with
assaulting Julia Hill, was fined SIS.
Mary Timbers and Richard Spots
wood, both colored, charged with dis
orderly conduct, were fined S. each.
Henry Smith, colored, charged with
stealing S. from ]. Fl. Rice, was sent
to jail fer six months.
A negro who refused to give his
name, was fined IS for being drunk in
court room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-13
TEMPLARs INSPECTED |
Old Dominion Gommandery Partici.
pate in Banquet Alter
Inspection.

As previously announced in the Ga
zette, Old Dominion Commandery No.
II, knights Templar, was inspected al
Armory Hall last night by Eminent
Sir Knight James III. Price. OF Rich
mond. The commandery made an ex-
cellent showing and the inspector ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased.
After the inspection the Sir Knights
Joined the ladies who had been invited
to participate in Ladies Night" and
proceeded to the Young People Bu,ld.
ing, where tempting banquet had
been prepared by the ladies under the
direction OF Mrs. Jas. E. Alexander.
M. L. Dinwiddie, Eminent Comman-
der. OF Old Dominion Coinmandery,
presided as POSTMASTER. and speeches
were made by Sirs Jas. II. Price, Chas.
T. Lindsey, J. Johnston Green, ]. E.
W. Timberman, II. Z. Field, Rev. 81.
NJ. :Canter and ]. VIM. May.
Sir Kenneth W. Ogden, accompanied
by Miss Myers, rendered two charming
tenor solos aud every one departed at
late hour highly pleased with the event.
The commandery made an imposing
appearance ia its march from the
asylum to the Armory and subsequent
lyito the Young Peoples Building.
There we're II knights 10 line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-13
Jsfferson Davis and His Nerves.

Jefferson Davis shrank from the
sight Of every form Of suffering, even
In imagination. When the Babes In
the Wood" was first read to him,
grown man, in time Of illness, he
would not endure the horror Of 1t.
His sympathy with the oppressed was
almost abnormal, $50 that" says Mrs.
Davis, ut was a difficult matter to
keep order with children and serv-
ants" All this shows that he was
nervous, sensitive, which Is terrible
handicap to leader Of men. He suf
.fered always from nervous dyspepsia
and neuralgia and "came home from
his Office fasting, a mere mass Of
throbbing nerves and perfectly ex-
hausted." He was keenly susceptible
to the atmosphere about him, especial
" TO the moods Of people, "abnormas
" sensitive to disapproval. Even
childs disapproval discomposed him."
And Mrs. Davis admits that this sen
sitiveness ard acute feeling Of being
misjudged made him reserved and un-
approachable. 1t made him touchy as
TO his dignity also. and there are sto-
ries of his cberishing a grudge for
some Insignificant or imagined slight
and Furnishing the author of it.-Gama-
liel Bradford. Jr., in Atlantic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-13
APPEAL IS ALLOWED.
Supreme. Court Grants Right to De-
positors of Lovingston
Branch.

Vigorous protest against being sent
70 isil for contempt Of court because
Of failure to return deposits Withdrawn
from bank just before it closed its
doors, is contained in the petition to
the Supreme Court of E. L. Kidd and
Mrs. F. II. Kidd. An appeal Was al
lowed yesterday.
The bank involved was the Loving
ston branch of the Virginia Safe De-
post and Trust Corporation, OF Alex
andria. According to Kidd's story, he
overhead a telephone message in
transmission between r. L. Camden,
cashier of the branch, and one
Roberts, station agent. The latter had
heard of the impendingItrouble through
the telegraph message sent to Cam
den by the receivers, iinstructing him
to close the bank. Roberts was plead
ing to be allowed to cash some checks.
Kidd says he heard Roberts asking
Camden to honor check from Stuart
Whitehead, the Commemorative At
torney Of Nelson county, and knowing
that Whitehead's check was good, he
concluded that something was wrong
with the bank. He then went to
Camden, who agreed to allow him
to cash two certificates of deposit
in the name OF Mrs Kidd, amount
ing to $2,199.33. Camden was
equally kind to others, although he
had been instructed to close the bank,
with the result that he sent to the re-
ceivers only $I14.
Suit was brought TO compel the re-
fund Of these amounts, aud the court
ordered the Kidds to reimburse the
bank and its creditors within thirty days
or be placed in jail until it was paid.
The appeal stops this part OF the pro-
ceeding.
In the petition the Kidds claim that
they are entitled to trial by jury in
Nelson for recovery OF the money, in
stead of through contempt proceedings
in Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-13
j, In GO, For Some One.

Amo@s IT, advertisements In o
monthly nasa.:iae we find this:
For Sale or Exchangc.-A fne young
male bobcat and female coyote; also o
mandolin and pair Of heldglasses.
Such opportunities as this are not
often offered The feldglasses most
Of us could manage to do without, but
the male bobcat, the female coyote
and the mandolin would go far tc
make life happy for any reasonable in
diyidual. All these are productive OF
music, and music gives Joy to all right
~ constituted persons There are, OF
course, some people who cannot play
upon a mandolin, but anybody can
play upon Il bobcat or a coyote. This
fine chance to get varied and inter
esting collection Of musical instru
meuts will undoubtedly bring many
eplies.-Rochester Union and Adver.
tiser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-13
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.

A negro named Lorton Pierce ap-
peared in the Police Court this mora
ing with bis left eye closed and bis face
bruised as complainant against another
negro named James Thomas, who had
been arrested on suspicion OF as
saulting and rotbing him Of 1915
and some articles which were in
his pockets on Monday night.
According to Pierce's statement, he
had visited several saloons in the west
ern section of the city and was on his
way to his boarding house when he
was knocked senseless and while in
that condition his pockets were rifled.
He failed to identify Thomas as his
assailant, and said the man who COM
mitted the crime wore blue coat and
a derby hat. Thomas was dismissed.