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The Washington times., 1911-08-12
TIN PIECES STREWN
BEHIND HEARSE To
BALK EVIL SPIRITS
Suicide Chinaman Is Buried
With Weird Native
Rites.

Although he was a suicide. funeral
ceremonies for Lee Hip. the twenty
fokT-yeur-old Chiuaman. who shot him
self in the chest Thursday night. were
held this afternoon, and were the same
as usually characterize Chinese obse-
QTies. Temporary interment was in
CongressiJnal Cemetery. The body later
will be taken back.to China. where the
ultimate resting place of all Cinnamon,
according to Chinese belief, should be.
Speculation as to the cause of Lee s
suicide are still rife in Chinatown, but
the general consensus Of opinion, how
ever. is that he was insane. Suicides
among them are rare. this being the
third in the District.
Funeral Rites.
Funeral arrangements were made by q
Chinese merchant, Lee Do Wah. a rela-
tive of Lee Hip. The procession started
from J. William Less undertaking es-
III Adjustment. at 322 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. where most of the Chinese funeral
services are held.
On the hearse with the driver sat one
OF Lees cousins" who scattered small
pieces of thin paper along the route to
the cemetery. The tin represented
money. The evil spirits which are
thought to follow all Chinese dead until
they are ried. are supposed TO be kept
so busily engaged in picking up the al
legged money that the BODY can be hur-
ried into it's grave before the spirlts
reach the cemetery.
Sometimes, IL the funeral is particu-
larly important. small! coins are tossed
away in the same manner. Rice was
also streWn along the route.
At the cemetery the ceremonies be-
fore. the body was lowered were very
brief, a sort of chant being all that was
given. Three pairs of chopsticks, cook
ed rice, three cups of wine, one chicken,
some pork. some apples, bananas, and
oranges were placed in the grave with
the dead. This II WIS said. is to pro-
vide the spirit with sufficient food until
it enters into the land Of shades.
Paper Burned At Grave.
After the filling of the grave, pieces
Of gold and silver paper. larger than
those pieces of tin scattered after the
coffin. were burned. The smoke from
these is supposed to confuse the evil
spirits in their pursuit Of the escaping
soul
II was formerly the custom at Chinese
EuriaIs in Washington. to place cigar
ettes about the grave, but the depre-
dations Of boys, caused the abandon
ment of this part Of the ceremony.
Pallhearers were selected from among
the numerous cousins" Of Lee Hip.
There were no tom-toms or other Chi
nese musical instruments used at the
funeral.
Every five years the bodies Of Chi
nese buried in this city are disinterred
and taken back to China for the last
funeral. The last time this was done
was less than a year ago.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Northeast.

Second and Third and F and G streets north
casts. Higgins Terry to William Jasper
Clayton and Lucinda Luckett Clayton, lot
1877, square 1853, So
H street, between Sixth and seventh streeIs,
northeast-H. r. Howenstein ct Tx. to
Claudius p. Hutchison, lot g. square s0S'
Ioc4 II street northeast-George Rufus shultz
to Henry A. Shore, lot 20, square 95S, 80:
Fifth street northeast, between l and
streets-Russell A. Shores ct ux. to Charles
A. and Helen Moran, lot 52, square 3d.
K street northeast, between North Capitol
and First streets-Clare G. Addison 10
Harry A. Kite. part lot 2a and lots s3z' ~
Seventh street northeast, between and H
streets-Martin L: Gottwals ct ux: to Julia
A. O'Brien, lot 172. square S59, $40.
North Carolina avenue northeast between
Fourteenth and Fourteen-and-a-ha streets
Mary ketohum ct yir to Daniel J. sulli-
van, lot 81, square 1866, $l0
Between c and d and Tenth and Eleventh
streets, northeast-Annie c. Cunningham
ct al to Elizabeth. NJ. Lusby and Annie
Between M street and Florida avenue and
Sixth street northeast-William E. wag-
gener ell ux. TO William ]. Hoffman, lot
~. square S2s, SO.
Between K and L and Ninth and Tenth
streets northeast-T. NJ. Gale ct al to
George S. Cooper. lot Il, square 93l, 81
Florida avenue northeast between Fifth and
Sixth streets-William E. Waggener ct ux.
to William J. Hoffman. interest in lot 46,
square S2S. SO.
G street northeast, between FourteerNh and
Fifteenth streets-H. r. Howenstein ct ux.
to Thomas A Groves lots IS and So,
square 1868, So
Ninth street northeast, between and D
streets-Joseph NJ. Carmody to Annie NJ.
Crimmins, lot 49. square 93s, SO
64 Seventh street northeast-John D. Nc
Nabb 10 Susie G. Downs, lot l31, square
$50, So
Seventeenth and streets northeast-EliZa-
beth p. Reynolds to Eugene S. Caskins,
part lot 7, square 1893, $40.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Weeks Realty Transfers in the District

v. Gusack and Samuel l. Cohen. trustees,
lot 80, square 5222 $40.
Eckington-Joseph NJ. Camody to Harry R
sheppard lot %, block 4, so.
Brightwood Park-Edward McAleer ct ux. to
N. Roy White, lot IS, block II, so.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l. Carr ct ux. to John T.
snd and Maggie M. Jones. lot 5. square ssal'
Chevy chaseAFuton R, Gordon ct ux. to
Isabel r. Taylor, lot Is. square 175o,
National Hishlands-w. w. BIN ct ux. to
yocelyn 2. Yoder, Phoebe E. Yoder. Bessie
and I, square 142. 80
Chesy Chase HeIghts-Edward J. Stellwagen
ct ux. to William A. Smith, lot II and
Northwest HIghlands-Frederic L. Huideko-
per ct al, trustees, TO Virginia C. Huide-
koper, Frederic L. Huldekoper, and Regi-
Chevy Chase. D. C.-John Simpson ct ux.
tSso 70 Pearl w. Richardson. lot Sc. square
Fsirlawn-oscar c. Brothers. jr., to Henry
, squares $500 and 5605. SO
connecticut Avenue Terrace-Samuel-R r. Rose
ct ct. ux to William r. Rose. lot Sc. square
Richmond Park and Cleveland Park-Louis
=. Wilson ct ux. to Northwest Washing
ton. ION Improvement & Company. lots So and 81.
Richmond Par and Cleveland Park-EIIza,
beth @. Smith to Northwest Washington
Improvement Company, lot sc, square 1857.
Chevy Chase Terrace-Allan z. Walker ct
\ iH1, T1; to Ralph M. Rogers. lot %, square
villa Park-Clara A. Marden ct vir to Erwin
L. Kolb, lot is. square 42s4, $397. 80 Same
70 David ]. Walker. lot II, square 4294.
Si2S Same to William B. Bischotf, lot %,
square 1923 1915. Same TO same, lot 13.
square 1927, so
Addition to Anacostia-M. 1. Weller ct ux. to
waiter w. Tolson, lots % and q, square
Chevy Chase-Charles J. Happier ct ux. to
James X. Jones. half interest In lots 81
and 80. square 1867, $40
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-Sallie z. AS
bury ct al. to Edwin C. Graham, lot T.
square 1850 $40
The Washington times., 1911-08-12

West Holmead Manor-owen H. Fowler and
w. H. Holloway, trustees, to William II.
Henderson. lot 142. square 2s7. $3, il0
West Holmead Manor-Hary maTdman et
lot lis, square south Of 2sz7. so.
Woodley Park-George G. Humphrey ct ux.
to Edward o. Leech, lot g; block IL. 80.
Esther Sherman, lot 1os. square 1886. $40.
scheutzen Park-Daniel c. Leahy ct ux. to
Albert and Frances Gianoly, lot 161. block
Meridian HiI-John f. Mccarron ct ux. to
Allan McLane Albert, lot 30, block II. 80.
Petworth-Howard B. Wsldron ct ux. to d.
Darby Thompson. lots II and ID, square
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Bessie NJ.
Linger ct vir to William c. Mcnamara and
Mamie p. Mcnamara, lot "a. block 13, SO.
LIE Droit Park-Elva A. Paul ct vir TO H.
r. Howenstein. lots 12s to 132, square 3o9s,
Trinidad-Joseph D. Band ct ux to James
L Garrick. lots a. ss. and 81 to 80, block
Washington Heights-A. p. Farden to Made
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Harry
Wardmanset al to James G. and Sara T.
Matthews, lot n. block 9, SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Harry
Wardman ct al. to James z. Jones. lot 7s
block 3, $40
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-H.
WardHan ct al to Steward L. and James
l. Minor. lot 80 block 9. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains and
Columbia Heights-John w. Morris ct ux.
to Clarence F. Norment lots I0 and 108.
block 16. Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Plains; lot 2 and part lots 9, l. and 8,
block %. Columbia Heights: lots 20, q. %,
and part lot q. block g. Columbia Heights.
SO.
Columbia Heights-Charles r. Benjamin.
trustee. to Henry e. Espey. trustee, lot s2S,
square 2s4S $500
Meridian Hill-william E. Richardson ct ux.
to John Simpson. lot %, block 20. SO.
Estate Of William Holmead-Clarence F.
Norment ct ux. to John W. Morris. lots
a 10 a, $40.
Petworth-Charles J. Walker ct ux. TO
George E. Robertson, lot rs. square 81. SO.
Petwortb-Harry Wardman ct al. to Samuel
Howard Fleming and Mae Leviee Fleming.
lot 49, block 36, SO.
lie Droit Park-Margaret z. Kennedy to
William W. and Hannah J. Cohran. lot
49, block s, $40.
Whitney-Walter p. Piunley ef ux to
Edith II. Gottwals, lot T. block II. SO.
Observation-Disclosures & Shannon to Ptckens
Neagle. lot SS, block II. $40.
Indolence-Harry Wardman ct al to Sam
uel B. Allie K. and Mary NJ. Chaplin, lot
25. square 2704. SO.
LIE Droit Park-Richard E Pairo ct al, trus-
tees, to Florida Dulany. lot %. block 5. sS25.
Washington Heights-A. P. Pardon to
Thomas v. Sullivan, part lot 8. block 3.
$40.
Kalorama Heights-charIes c. Glover ct ux
to Margaret q. Stewart, part lot 80, block
3, so.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Woman Uses a Jimmy
Robbing Bankers Home

STANFORD, Conn, Aug. ia
woman of middle age, stout with gray
hair, is said by the police to have rob-
bed the home of Charles H. Louns-
bury, president of the Stamford Saw
ings Bank, in the absence of the fam
fly. Entrance was gained by use of a
Jimmy on a rear door. A neighbor
saw the woman, carrying a bag, leav-
ing the house. Previously a man at
tired as a clergyman, had been can
vassing the neighborhood. The police
are seeking him.
Mr.. LoUnsburys family is in the
mountains and until they return the
extent of the loss cannot be deter
mined. The house was ransacked
from top to bottom.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Suburban.

Randle Highlands-Thomas H. Pickford ct
ux. to Malcolm W. Hill, lots 2, 8. 6, and s,
square 54s7. SO.
Randle .Highlands-United States Realty
Company to Bradley J. Peters, lot q,
square 1924, $40.
Woodridge-Henry G. vieth ct uI. to Charles
D. Holden, lot 10, square s, SO.
Deanwood Heights-John w. Gregory ct ux.
to Daniel Tibbs, 10 y. block IS, $40.
Deanwood Heghts-Daniel Tibbs. ct ux. 10
willis W. Jones. lot 2l, block 1s. 80.
DeanwoOd Heights-Wills W. Jones et uX
to Josiah S. Tyree lot 2l. block IS, so.
South Kenilworth-Bernard G. Brown ct ux
10 Sarah c. Bowser. lot 25. square 5l23. SO
South Northumberland G. Brown ct ux
to Lander Perry. lot 81. square 52c3. SO
Brookland-Bettie l. Gray ct al. TO Leopold
MoelIer, lot I. block .. so.
Massachusetts Avenue Heights-Amercan
Security and Trust Company ct al. TO
Norman A. Merritt lots and 10. square
1893, SO.
Addition to Congress HeIghts-Ralph p.
Barnard and Guy H. Johnson. trustees, to
George Y. Durity, lot ls. block g. slo.
Friendship-sarah G. Houser to q. Matt
East Deanwood-Reuhen Tolliver to Sylvia
TolIiver, lot 20. block H. SO.
West woodridge-Henry A. Vleth ct al. 10
Omar I. Night. lot 2s, square 4sSs SO.
vestment Corporation to J. Garrett White
side, lot 81, square 2737. 80.
South Brookland-Carrie E. Helm to Fred
A. Reihead and George A Redhead. lots
sos and SOC. square 3s72, so.
wisconsin Avenue Park-Capital Realty
Company to John ]. Vowles. lot l3. square
l75s. 80.
Chevy Chase-F. r. Gordon ct ux. TO James
A. Pruitt, lot 2, square 17t3 f.7lO.
sheriff Estate-Richard r. Homer ct ux. to
Cora 3 Muson, lot 20, square 52s1. so
Chevy Chase-Harry S. Young ct ux. to Clin-
ton c. Claycomb. lot 13. square l7ts. a.Tio.
East Capitol Street Extended-Edward W.
MolIohan trustee TO Charles W. Mollohan,
lots and 2. square 51s9, SO.
MarshaIrs Subdvision-Edward W. Mollo-
han TO Van Thompson. lot 2, square $3.50.
$40.
East Deanwood-Sylvia PoIliver to Samuel
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Today's Real Estate Transfers.

Meridian Hill-James A. Bailey to Lulu S.
Fluckey. lot q, block 8, SO.
GARFIELD Heights-Benjamin B. Pinn TO Julia
H. Pinn. lot 6. block L. SO.
25l Twelfth street southeast-Louis A. Everett
ct ux. TO Reuben w. Isdell, lot rs. square
$50. SO
Holmead Manor-Peter z. Chaconas ct ux. to
Junette Blackstone, lot l07. block IS. $40.
1908 Riggs street northwest-Junette Blacki-
stone to Peter E. Chaconas, lot log, square
239. so.
SO5 North Carolina avenue southeast-Reuben
W. Isdell ct ux- to Louis A. Everett, lot
81. square AS. so.
S street northwest. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-Chares o. Rice to VIII
liam 3. and Katherine L. Mcknight part
original lot s. square 23s, $40.
Eslin estate-Willlam B. Mcknight ct ux to
Charles y. Rice, lot 644, $40.
street northwest. between Thirty-second
ana ThirtyFthird streets-Benjamin N.
Needs. trustee. to Lewis Hopfenmaier, part
lot rs, square llss s..
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Hotels at War With
Souvenir Hunters

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 12-Fashion-
able hotels OF Philadelphia today post
ed notices that hereafter souvenir
hunters would be prosecuted for either
petty or grand larceny, according to
the value of the belongings carried
from the dining and bedrooms.
Among the hotels are the Bellevue
Stratford, the Walton, the Rittenhouse.
the Majestic, and the st. James.
The posting of the notices comes as
an aftermath of complaints of the
walters, who heretofore have been
forced to pay for cutlery, dishes, nap
kins. etc. which were charged to
them when they left the kitchen.
These charges became so heavy on
the walters that they refused to con-
tinue at work II longer held RESPONSE
BILE for the thefts.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
To Open Second Section
Of Virginia Highlands

After having sold over 400 lots i'm Vir-
ginia Highlands, the association of that
name has decided to open the second
section of the property. This lies Oh
slightly higher ground than the present
settlement, where many poured-cement
houses have been erected.
The lots have been sold at Z and s
cents a square foot, and the houses
from 81. 500 to $500 each.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Pays Sixty Thousand
For a Residence Site

George H. Myers has purchased a
plot Of ground. containing about 10000
square feet, on the south side of
street, between Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth streets northwest, for
50 a square foot. He is planning the
erection Of a residence on the site. The
sale was made through the office of
Poe & Hill.
The property lies between the resi-
dences of Thomas Sale and Mrs Sam
uel Hill, with a frontage OF seventy
five feet on street.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Southeast.

e street southeast, between Second and
Third streets-H. Wardman ct al to George
NJ. Humphries and Frieda R. Humphries,
lot 81, square 765, SO.
D street southeast, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets-Leo A. Rover to George
Nesline and Anna Nesline, part lots and
6, square 1914. $40
d street southeast, between Third and
Fourth streets-Carrie Lppincott ct vir to
j. Wilson Clarke and Matilda, lot "a,
square 1872, $40.
Kentucky avenue southeast, between D and
Z streets-Laban G. Kelly to Wilford II
Dunno, lot 81, square 1852. $40.
street southeast, between Second and
Third streets-H Wardman ct al TO
William E. Norris and Agnes G. Norris, lot
81, square 765, $40.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Two Dwellings Sold
For Charles w. King

The new dwelling at the southeast
corner of Thirteenth and Fairmont
streets northwest. built by Charles W.
King, jr., has been sold by Stone &
Fairfax for $500. They also report
the sale Of the two-story dwelling at
Fairmont street for Mr.. King.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Two Bungalows Sold in
Cleveland Park Realty

Moore & Hill report the sales of two
Cleveland Park bungalows. Lloyd W.
Stephenson bought the house at 2s4l
Macomb street from Harry A. Kite
for $3.50, and z. @. Woodruff bought
the house at 2751 Macomb street from
John L. Warren for $3.50 ...,-
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Willett & Reinecke Co.
Report Eleven Sales

The sales of eleven houses and one
lot for a total Of over $4,000 are re-
ported today as the sum Of business
covering the last two weeks by the
Willett G. Reinecke Co., Inc.
The houses are in various sections Of
the citY
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Henry S. Mott Acquires
Eleven FairlaWn Lots

Henry S. Mott, vice president Of the
United States Storage Company, has
purchased eleven lots on Harrison and
Thirteenth streets, Fairlawn, from Os-
car c. Brothers, jr. Mr. Mott will soon
commence the construction OF several
houses upon the property.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Deaths.
WHITE.

Jacob Sager, 6 years. 626 H street north
east.
J. Harry Tydings, rs years. Georgetown
University Hospital
Harry T. Burton, q years, Freedmen's
Hospital.
Gretchen NJ Garrett, / day. 3601 Ma
comb street northwest.
COLORED.
Ed F. Butler. IS years, Providence Hos
pital.
Cyani Smith, Is years, 43 L street north
west.
Louise Ashton, q years. 171S Seaton
street northwest
Harriet johnson. so years, "a z street
northwest.
Sterling Washington. 1 month II days,
$50 Delaware avenue soEthweTt
Nelly Goodwin, month, 22s5 iTintH
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
W.. S. Hance Buys House
Near Rock Creek Park

w. 8. Hance has purchased IA house
on Twentieth street, facing Rock Creek
Park. from Middaugh & Shannon. The
house has ten rooms and three baths,
and has just been completed. The price
was $3.50 The sale was made through
the office OF Shannon & Luchs.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Storm-ToSSed Yacht
ToWed to Safe Harbor

ST. JOSEPH. Mich, Aug. 12.-The
racing yacht Shark early today was
towed to safety here after drifting for
hours at the mercy of a gale that tore
away part Of the sails and Uttered the
decks with wreckage.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
The Vital Records.
Births.

WHITE.
William o. and Rose NJ. Pollard, girl.
Sanford and ADELAIDE Hunt, girl.
Hollis A. and Annie Elizabeth Seymour
girl
John H. and Ludie Crawford, girl.
Richard A. and Mary A. Fitzgerald, girl
John L. and Alice Hargrieves, boy.
Harry S. and Nellie Wilson, boy.
Robert L. and Carry NJ. Wagner, girl.
Clarence and Myrtle Shifflett, boy.
Garrett c. and Louisa NJ. Rush, boy.
Edward and Gretchen NJ. Garrett, girl.
GustaVe and Alice A. Geilich, girl.
Frederick B. and Mary B. Fisher, boy.
John c. ard Alphonsa Merkling, boy.
Charles E. and Myra B. Belts, boy.
Arthur L. and Evelyn L. Sullivan, boy.
James o. and Ella V. Henderson, girl.
Joseph NJ. NJ. and Elizabeth Gray, girl.
Rutherford B. H. and Camille Lyon
boy.
Josiah w. and Margaret E. Jones, girl.
COLORED.
George and Lenah Butler. girl.
Edward and Rebecca Ford. girl.
George and Bertha Smith, boy.
James and Annie Campbell, girl.
Harvey and Emma Rheinhardt, girl.
George L. and Margaret Goodloe, boy.
Alexander and Fannie d. Moore, boy.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
Marriage Licenses.

WHITE.
John J. Donovan and Edna NJ. Copper,
both of Washington.
James E. Bond and Rose NJ. Haller,
both of Washington.
John H. Devres, of Washington, and
Cora L. Payne, of Ashland, Va.
Luther Z. Walker and Emma L. Troup,
both Of Washington.
COLORED
Charles Blake and Bessie Ford, both of
Washington.
Rufus Mitchell, of Washington, and Lii
Iian Carter, of St. Mary's county, Nd.
The Washington times., 1911-08-12
CONTINUED from Fourth Pags.)

Stellwagen ct ux. to William r. Rose iot
A, square 23S, $40.
1907 Sixth street STANDARDIZATION A. Shee-
han to Felix Forella, lot Al, square 41S, SlO
Sixteenth street northwest, between l. and ID
streets-Martln L. Kohler to Mitchell Har-
rison, lot 81, square 1856, 81.
Twelfth street northwest, between and Q
streets-James s. Fraser ct uX. to Albert
w. Davis, part lot 10, square 2s, so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23

TheBOnhamS Studio
Cora B. Bonham

Our new portraits OF men ana
women on the new paper are recetv-
Ing very favorable comment. Ths
matter of detail In the shadows--ths
fine graduation in the h~alftonss-
tho depth and softnass Of tone vaiuss
that go to make the perfect carbon
portrait are all found In these beau~
tifui ~prints-and the sx1o portraita
at 40. and cabinets at ~ are not
surpassed by New York studio $40
and $14 carbon work. Miss Bonham
Is still making the exquisite child
and adult piotures on beautiful
astura at the lesser prices.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
Sra 6rllbeulvffen

Deo 9ricebiae, Genn, fortales oi.
oere un0er 12. os., at Der er irem.
oraset 30 Sig, og at man boooe
illnoet TO al Oe inoeiperre0e / 2ibe,
men De bar 6leben pannittige of
oeres Sioelier, og De flpgteoe iom
oilOe og unogif beitonOig Dem, Ger
reooe oen. Der fan0tes Spor al
at nogle boooe p9ret / 9ipe eiter
Gfsploiionen oa De bnpoe ifrepet
SrOene: o8i er gaaet til %" paa
geggen | Sfaften. Men Ger opoa.
ge0es fun De TO, iom 9feonin9s.
mPnoene life fim0e fna Iat paa.
0ogen isr bar Der iunoet 5 / 9ioe.
On oct bar anOre, Der bnpoe fire.
pet npbnte SrO, iao antn9er man,
at 0e iioen er omfommen af @os.
5or eorigt n9res Der life mere
Soab ON at reOoe nogen al De in.
oeipprreoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
Kronineen / Delhi.

0eIbi Snoien. ~. Dec. = Song
@eorae ben 5emte al england oe
bans 8ronning 0iarp blep / Dag
uornabt til Seller og aeiierinoe ooer
SSnoien. Ienne aiiluttenoe glft | bet
engeIife aonge. og aeiierpars Sron-
tiltrp0elie oner De inoiife geiio-
oelier fanOt Steo unoer Omgipelier,
iom bpao 8nrperieoom og oefora.
tip Gragt angoar. opergaor alt,
bpaO Der bar ppret Jet Den mere
Gio. aeiierenS aroning blen eiter.
fill1t al en- r6eImooig Sonoling
ira O'oieitptens Sioe. @ennem gi.
cefoneen Ioo ban funNasre, at en-
Itor Gum Genee piloe blipe 'fpn-
fet Of aeiieren iii 0plpsningens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15

aompagnierne, aulminerne, ianlt
8ele9rai- o9 6eIefonielfaberne. Dis
ie Bubble Utilities" iful0e life,
mener 0ir. Berger, nere S9nOer-
ne paa pribate aorporationer. 0es-
uoen oil ban frenliette ct 5orilog
til s@nOrine of @run0looen iaa
aDin0erne fan faa Stenmeret. Da
ban tror, at QlrbeioI6s6eo er ct af
oe oanifeligite Broblemer, Dor Sio
bar at lee, biI ban ogian 6enitille
til aongresien at oeOtage aooe, iom
pil gore oct muligt for Dem, ser
er pilIige o9 0pgtige til at arbeioe,
men er uOen geifeftigelie, at fan
9Ir6eiOe. 2oo ON 9lrpeifat og fs-
oerale 0ommeres @aI9 al Solicit
oil blioe foreilaaet al bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
Sprenoninoen uoaufr4.

6po0 Der aentagenoc 6ar prrct
omtaIt iom ianoipnli1t, iiges mn
FOR iiffert, ioet oen i6militpre aon-
mission, Der unoer aontreoomiral
greeIan08 6oripoe bar unoeri6gt
6oaO Ser bar aariagen til Slag.
tibet NaineS Sprangning SABA
mas 6ann 8ebruor 1898, oeo bpil.
fen Sprnn1nin9 260 9lmerifanere
orGbtes, j lin 9lopport til Marine-
miniiter Q}eper iiaer iom ofaiort,
at Spr9ngningen foroaringe0es al
Ell Wiine ubenira un0er Sfibets
9uno. 0enne Sprpn9ning ontpno.
te ina sSuo6ol0et / et SefStommers
2feieroemaqaiin bbor en- Qtpngoe
aruot fanotes. Sprpn9ninnen al
oenne 0iaooiin % andre Mn9aiiner
soelaooe Sfibet 9inpporten er en-
Itemmig tiltrna0t al oae aommis-
iionens Weolemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-15
6n Siltorie ON Wiaincs
SprGnsnins,

Mr. u. 6. grice, ge0foro, So,
/ i'm 8iO uOnaont al 8reiiOent
@lepelanO til aoniul 0fatan5as,
au6a, fortolte 3irsOags goun-
Gil 9ltfis, ga, at ban TO 9lftener,
fsr 0Waine" 6leO ipr9n9t / 2uf.
ten, oe0 Wiionatstio blen fal0t til
0eren | i'm 2eiligbe0, 6oor ban boe-
De alene. Snn un0re0es, bnem oct
fun0e npre ser faIOte ioo lent
D'an0en, Ser life bar g(merifaner,
tog 2efte al 9rice ON olorig at
r66e bans 9taon bpao grice 0prt
looeoe. San iortoIte oerpoa, at
~Qiaine~ oilOe 6line iprengt, oe ser
bar inoen SiO at ipilOe. 9rice rel.
ite til SaDana o9 a6pare6e beofom.
men0e, men bIeo life troet. Otter
at 9lor'ogen til Moines Spr9ng.
ming MI er gootgiort, mente 9rice,
at ban funOe fomme frem me0 jim
S5iIt6rie.