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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13
COTTON SP|NNEns
GIVE OUT PROGRAM

Continues rruu First Pagey
r. Marsh. president the New York
Cotton Exchange, New York, Y. Y.
isisenss!on.a
:. - Report Of Joint COMMITTEES on cot
ton exchanges. Mr. Lewis w. Parker.
chairman.
Discussion
Address. "Gin Compression" MFR.
", a. Gilreath, Greenvtlie, s. c.
Discussion
Address, Proper Illumination of
Mills" Mr.. J. nj. Smith, Cleveland, Q.
Discussion.
- Report Of s9,sgY44Y fttte en- -prffyffcfsy.
Mr.. X. NJ. Miller. Jr., chairman
Discussion.
Report uf COMMITTEES ON pHn-Aner-
lean Union Conference. Mr.. Andrew
T.. Moore, chairman.
Discussion.
Friday.
10 A. M.--Aadress. "The Presen.
Status OF the Cotton Ginning Indus
try the World Over" Mr.. i. II. chees-
man New York X
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13
Help Wanted--Male.

NATIONAL AUTO SCHOOL. II WEST
Main. Founded on Honesty" Pros
psrs on Merit Enter our machine
shop and become practical and up
to-date automobile. man. Pay one
half down the balance when we place
you in position paying $4,000 per
month: day or night Instruction.
RICHMOND'S ONE PRACTICAL
SCHOOL AND AVIATION DEPART
MENT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13
Situations Wanted-MaIe.

K FRxCT1c1T -Wis6RRN1N rxBTRsa
or SUPERVISING CONSTRUCTION
OF BUILDINGS WITH LARGE Ex-
TERRENCE IN GOV RIM u N r
ENcE IN HOUSE BUII.DING-REs-
lDENCES BANKS FACTORIES
CHURCHES. ETC. DESIRES A PO-
slTioN IN THE CITY OF RICH
DRESS A. p. W.. zoos rAIRMoIINT
AVE. PHONE MADISON 11as.
WANTED. POSITION AS PROCEssER
1o5 nsn Eos. tomatoes. black berries.
peAchas and spotatoes. h.ya ,har 49,.
perfsnce and can give best OF refer
ence. Apply w. M BEAUCHAMp
Hyacinth Northumberland county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13

REAL ESTATE WANTED--IF YOU
desire tenant and careful atten-
ton for your property, then list your
rentals with GARRETT 4 Co. Is n.
Seventh atrAet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13
Fl. Il. WATTS,
SAcratAry.

FURNITURE AND UIIxNA PACKING.
FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with
Sars. Estimates cheerfully given
JACob uMLAEF, 1S2e w. Broad g..
Phone Madison 3asa.
WANTED FEATHER BEDS AND OLD
time furniture. Address BEARD. Ia
W. Main. Madison 6307,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13
Miscellaneous.
WOOD AND COAL.

SLAB AND SLAB. FOR SUMMER
cooking, there 10 nothing equal to II
hot Are. / arm only getting S2.6
for one-half cord sawed. Take my
word for 1t and try one. LONG, THE.
WOOD MAN. Phone Madison 1869 and
1910
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13
THIRTY SOLDIERS
DROWN IN CONGO

ANTWERP, May is.-Dispatches
to-day from Lukandn, in the Belgian
Congo. say that thirty soldiers were
drowned ny the ovcrturning of their
two boats In a storm that swept the
Congo river near Lukandu.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13

MEN BECOME .CHAUF-
feurs; easy terms, day or night.
eOUTHuRN AUTO SCHOOL, 4l3
3yotk avenue,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13
SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

REBATE If YOU CUT OUT THIS COU.
pom and bring with shoes before May
12th; mems half soIes, T5c. related to
eoc; ladies, 6oc. related to 4bc. every
J.. pair kewed with WAX max thread. no
nails; no pegs; best leather: royal
rubber heels. 26c.; treAd-air rubber
heels. 40c., leather heels rebuilt like
new asc. No wedge shaped pieces 70
above out on edge Ind look ugly.
Heels leveied. 100: electric Rubber
FIX Rubber goods repaired: rubber
boots. over shoes. water bags, rain
coats. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. IT'S Il. Main street. Phone
Monroe 2s6T.f
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT-WE
have a large demand for renters
list yours with GARRETT 4 CO, 20
North Seventh street
REAL ESTATE FOR EALE--I.OTS,
two - feet. fronting on Tiiden St,
north OF Stuart Ave. $1,000 buys
both. Exchange. GARRETT q Co,
2S North Seventh street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-13
Golden Dividends by Many.
1t Costs Nothing to See 1t.

So you, as a business woman--kaenly alive
you afford fail this property when our saesns
ready carry you and show it to youo
Easy termslow pricesno interest taxes save on
See it!
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
Insurance Company
Wins License Fight

Fidelity and casualty insurance COM
panies organized outside Of the District
may write many kinds of insurance In
Washington without having their capt.
:al stock paid up. according to a de-
cision by Justice Stafford in the Dis
trict Supreme Court.
This decision is made in an order d.
recting, by mandamus proceedings, Is
suance of a license by George w, Ing
ham, District superintendent Of insur-
ance, to the Southwestern Insurance
Company, of Durant, Okla. Justice
Stafford says the Oklahoma company
must be licensed to write insurance In
Washington, although 1t is chartered
to write fidelity, burglary. plate-glass.
accident and health insurance. and has
only $477,OOO paid in of its S1,0OO,o0o capt.
taization.
Attorney Frank Hogan won the case
for the Oklahoma company yesterday
afternoon. he charging discrimination
by the District insurance office against
his clients. AS an example. he said not
one OF the District title Insurance COM
panies has paid-up capital required OF
companies Incorporated in the District,
they going tc Virginia to incorporate
and avoid compliance with more strict
District laws.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
Printing Office Trying
To Forget Ice Water

Having contracted the "ice-water hab-
it." the hundreds Of employees Of the
Government Printing Office are now
trying to become accustomed to the
plain distilled and mechanically cooled
water supplied by the refrigeratins
plant OF the big printery.
The water supplied by the plant has a
temperature Of from As to IS degrees,
while ice water is very much colder.
Since the plant at the printing office
went on a strike the first of July and
refused to furnish even 55-degree water
in sufficient quantities, 1t became neces-
sary to install ice coolers.
Now, since the plant is able to supply
enough cool water, such as was used
before the July heat wave, the him.
dreds of men and women in the build
irg are recultivating a taste or, at least,
trying to for the warmer quality.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
Another Farewell
Dinner for Bone

Another farewell dinner was last night
rendered Scott c. Bone. who leaves the
Capital to become editor OF the Seattle
Pcst-Intelligencer. Milton Allies was the
host. and the feast was spread at the
Commercial Club. Several speeches were
made. Besides the toasts there were
songs by John H. Nolan, with accom-
panimept by d. G. Pfeiffer.
Those present were Milton z. Allies.
Scott c. Bone, Chaplin Brown, Senator
Carter, ]. II. Cunningham, James A.
CahiI, ]. H., Crawford, George e. Hamil-
ton, w. D. Hoover, d. J. Kaufman, r.
w. Lee, Clarence F. Norment, ]. H.
Nolan. D. s. Porter, d. g. ePfeiffer, c.
H. Rudolph. ]. H Small, T. w. Smith,
H. c. c. Stiles, J. L. Weaver, ]. ].
Wilbur, and Eugene Allies.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
Funeral Services to Be
Held for w. o. Berry

Funeral services for Washington o.
Berry, the octogenarian. who died at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. Charles
7. Yoder. 1887 Twenty-second street
northwest. will be held at the residence
Monday afternoon at o'colck. The ar
rangements will &c made bv the Oldest
Inhabitants. of whom Mr.. Berry had for
years been moruber. Interment will
be in Glenwood Cemetery. .....
Mr.. Kerry had been actively identi-
fed with business interests in WASH
ington for the last three-quarters Of a
century. and was we'll known. He
retired from business three years ago
at the ago of eighty-two.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19

s14.o5 to Rochester, N. Y, and Return.
Baltimore & Ohio Route, August Is to
q, valid for return until Aug. 80 and
may be extended to Sept. 30. Account
G. A R. National Encampment. Of
fetal train leaves via Baltimore & Ohio
7.10 a. m. Aug. 20.-Advt..-
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Buy Here
And Save
$500

THE first payment of a few hundred dollars makes
i you the sole owner of one of these homes,
whose handsome interior we illustrate by actual photo
graphic reproduction After that you pay s3S per
month"; just like paying rent, only in few years you
will have home of your own unencumbered with debt
instead of merely bunch of rent receipts-records
of your landlords profits.
We do not believe that you could come within
500 of the price of home like this if you built it
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
TEACHERS NAMED TO
FILL VACANCIES IN
MARYLAND SCHOOLS
Montgomery County OFF,
Gals Make Announcement
Of the List.

ROCKVILLE. Aug. 19-The public
school commissioners have appointed
the following teachers to I'LL vacancies:
Miss Myrtle Sponseller. assistant at
Germantown school; Miss Helen Rigs,
principal at Avery school: Miss Mar
garet GLAND, principal Of Oakland
school. near Seneca; Miss Griffith Chis-
we'll. principal at Birdette: Miss Viola
Gilliss, principal at Woodfleld; Miss
Margaret Watkins. principal at Cedar
Grove: Miss Courtney Burdctte, prin-
! cipal at Oakdale; Miss Estelle Batson,
assistant at Burtonsville: Miss Anna
Hurley. principal at Jacksonville: Miss
Isabel Parsley. principal at Goshen;
Mrs. Estelle Thomas. principal at
Beane; Miss Landella Etchison. prin-
cipal at Derwood: Miss Katherine
Hughes, principal at Middlebrooke; MISS
ley; Miss Ellen jackson, assistant At
Sandy spring: Mrs. Henrietta Rich'
principal at Olney.
In addition to the regular program OF
races for the annual Rockville fair 10
be held here August 20, 80, and 81, ana
Septcmber ], the race committee has
announced a roadster race, open 70
norses owned in Montgomery county
sixty davs prior TO the day of race. and
which have net been trained for racing
before this year The horses must bs
driven by owners. mile heats. best in
3. Silver cups will be the prizes.
The various camps Of the Modern
woodmen of America of Montgomery
county. Of which there are number
are arranging for big time at Wheat
on next Thursday, when log rolling,
dance. and contests Of various kinds
Will be held. The log rolling will be
between camps Of Montgomery county
and the District of COlunbi for cash
oriZe There will also be exhibition
drills. and a baseball game.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
Find Junk in Shark.

LEwES, Del, Aug. l9.-An umbrella,
several yards Of oil cloth, and more than
a hundred pounds of iron and steel junk
were found inside a seventeen-foot
shark caught yesterday.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
Baltimore & Ohio to New York-Mad

mum service in minimum time to the
downtown section of the metropolis:
Trains leave washington every odd
hour. No change of cars into Jersey
City The Royal Special at 8 a. m.
and the Royal Limited" at p. m.
make the run in five hours. Magnificent
ly equipped trains with steel-framed
coaches, Pullman parlor cars, observa-
ton cars, and dining cars.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19

Pullman Accommodations on Baltimore
& Ohio to Chicago, st. Louis, Cincin-
natl, Pittsburg and Cleveland can be
quickly obtained and reservations to all
points West secured upon application at
Offices, 1417 G street and 619 Pennsyl-
Vania ayenue.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19

A feature Of the stay at Piney Point
Of the Anacostia Ffshermen's Club, the
members OF which have just returned,
was a minstrel performance for the
benefit of the Valley Lee Episcopal
Church in that place. The entertain
ment was similar to the one held in
Anacostia recently.
Julius w. Tolson was the interlocutor,
with Warren Tolson and James w.
BARLEY as end men. Charles A. Stevens
managed the show.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19

sI.aS to Baltimore and Return,
Saturdays and SUNDAYS via PennsyI.
vania Railroad. Tickets good to return
until Sunday night. All regular trains
except the Congressional Limited"
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19

eI.oo to Frederick and Return, Aug. 40.
Baltimore & Ohio. Train leaves Union
Station 9:l5 a m.-Advt
The Washington times., 1911-08-19

home and precuding any shutin atmosphere.
The interiors contain six conveniently arranged
roons bath and pantry, porcheS electric and gas light
ing, sanitary pottery in bathroom, parquery floors
throughout
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
To Visit Our National Guardsmeu In

Camp at Frederick tomorrow take Bal
timore & Ohio special leaving Union
station at s:15 a. m. Returning leave
Frederick 100 p. m. $1.00 round trip.
Ample train accommodation for all
Advt.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
POLICE ASKED TO
AID IN SEARCH FOR
ANACOSTIA PARROT
Polly Says "Good-by, Nam
ma, Good-by," and Flies
to Woods. %

AN|ANOo44fA, ~. - hN1. ~
The police have been asked to To-
cate a parrot owned by Mrs. James
O'Connell, 2225 Chester street. which
took its departure Wednesday. The
parrot is a small, green bird, and an
excellent conversationalist. Leaving
its cage for a stroll about the yard;
the parrot few to a branch Of
tree and gravely spoke its adieu to
its owner. "Good-by, mamma, good
by" was its farewell, spoken three
times to Mrs. O'Connell, after which
1t few to the woods:
The owner has offered IS for it's
return.
The Rev. Frank L. Bardens, pastor
Of the Anacostia Baptist Church, has
gone to Pittsburg to spend his va
cation. He will not return until
early in September. The morning
service in his church tomorrow will
be conducted by the Rev. Prentice,
of Washington. In the evening the
have q song and praise service. The
Rev. Prentice also will officiate a
week from Sunday.
rian Church tomorrow the Rev. VIII
liam L. Moore, pastor of the Car
michael Presbyterian Church, of
Philadelphia, will offciate in the
absence OF the heV. george NJ. cum
mings, who is with his family in New
Park, Pa. Mr.. Moore has been visit
ing in Anacostia several weeks as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
b. Garden.
The work of improving Fourteenth
street between Good Hope road and
V street, which includes the public
space known as Logan Park, is in
progress today. The contract was
awarded to the Crawford Paving
Company. an appropriation of $1,000
having been made by Congress for
the Improvement
The Anacostia Citizens Association
has requested the Commissioners to
hasten this work, as 1t Is planned to
hold public hag-raising ceremonies
In this park on the afternoon of Sep
tember 80. The street will be treated
with bituminous asphalt and grano-
lithic sidewalks will be laid.
Theodore P. Hamilton, 1921 y street
who took his family to Virginia beaches
and ports on the James river in a motor
boat, passing a number of weeks in this
way, has returned.
The barn Of William Rambey, at Sill
yer Hill, Prince George county, Md,
was totally destroyed by fire last night
II is believed the blaze was of incen-
diary origin.
feature Of the stay at Piney Point
Of the Anacostia Ffshermen's Club, the
members OF which have just returned
was a minstrel performance for the
benefit of the Valley Lee Episcopal
The Washington times., 1911-08-19

NOTE--We have eight-room (on two hOors) houses
here, being completed, and some nine-room and
twO-bath styles having hOt-water heat
and all modern up-to-date improvement.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
A $500 Home For $4,000


also
The Washington times., 1911-08-19

The barn Of William Rambey, at Sill
yer Hill. Prince George county, Md,
was totally destroyed by fire last night.
II is believed the blaze was of incen-
diary origin.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19

Theodore P. Hamilton, 1921 y street
who took his family to Virginia beaches
and ports on the James river in a motor
boat, passing a number of weeks in this
way, has returned.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19


building deducted selling
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
Rolera / 11ep l9orf.
10 Yatieuter / ct Soipital.

9ieip Dorf, 16. 5uli. - Sfgnt
aolera-S ituationen / aarantpnen al
SunO6eosbeien / gtem gorfs Sopn,
Or. 9Iloo6 $. 9otp, betragtes iom
bel UNDER aontrol 2Iften, iaa l9g-
ger bon life Sfiul paa i'm 6rpet for,
at glem Dorf trlies al en- SnOtrpn-
gen al aolero. 8ioere erflPreoe Or.
9otp, at Siorantpne- 0epartementet
enbner Sonn / bette 2ano itaar
ouer ior Ell aloorli9 Opeaoe ben.
ne CONNER, og oct CT life uian0ipn.
ligt, at mango Sfi6e, iom anfom.
mer ira StnIien De nprmeite fnu
Tiger, Oil brin9e eet eaer ilere Sil.
iGIoe al 0enne SD9oom.
Zen oiiicieIle 9iapport ON Situu-
tionen / Gag bier, at Der er Is
SilfplOe al 9Iogen / 6oipitalet paa
Spinburne.gen og 4 Iilfploe, boor
Spmptomerne peger iamme 9iet-
ming. s oe iioIte 2l elmer er ser
800 cen al aolera. 0onpifibet Be
rugio er blepen Itanoiet, % sen me.
oicinife Stab forbereoer iig paa
bafterioIogiif at efsominere De 248
Berioner ira 0nmpitibet MoItfe, iom
M er unoer O6iernotion. - 0et er
mltIigt, man bill onmo0e @uoernsr
Cir ON at tage iig al aarontpnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
6upernor Oeneens
Oione5byro.

,5ffe minore en- ire Gage bar
Sainois' 8uoerner 9eneen / @ione.
itolen for 2orimer.aomiteen 8oib.
ington. 2orimers Sa9forer @lbriOoe
Senecb oioroe iig oeo arpoSfOr6sr
al @iOnet poerite 5lio for at faa be.
bit, at @uberneren baooe ipilIet
en- 9iolle / Ell meget omiattcnoeaom.
plot for at Itprte Senatoren, men
forgpoes.
0erimOo ipnes oet, iom @uOer.
nsren bar foripnet llnoerisgelies.
fomiteen meo uonlits6elige 9eOiier
for oen meget omtaIte oSSacf.Bot"
Mon faar 10 ie, bba0 aomiteen iaar
no al gepismaterialet; men / bpert
6alo ipnes @ubernsren ot BABE le.
neret flare geniier for, at Der inoen
ior SGinois' 9eaiilatnr beito6 en-
y6ipartiian" aom6inotion, iom me0
2et6eO tontrollere6e aae 8oIg Deo
ben 6iO, oa 9orimer bleo oalgt.
8pientIig oe inmme M9n0. Der item.
te for Sburtleii til Speafer I'm
oerbuiet, itemte for 9orimer til &c.
nator, oe paa fon ltnotagelier n9r
uonGbntes aoniteiormGnoene / SUI
let blanot oisie, iaa S6urtleff.Or.
ganiiationen bapoe let peO at fon.
trollere oct bele.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
StOr J(ol0S | Oulut6.
8boleiale 0iitriftet trnet.
Sabet 100000.

0ulut6, @inn., 10. Suli. : On
Sloles, iom en- Stuno true0e bele
8ulut6s 86oIeiole Diitrift, blen
en0elig iluffet al 9ranOnpienet og
tire 9ron0baaoe. @n Stuno trueoes
9ooeobpgningen / @oman 9epton
Gong0ons gp9ningsfonlplefser, oa
9orebuiet beo SiOen al 6egDnote at
brpnoe.
Oian oeo life 6paO glariagen til
9ranOens Opfomlt bar. Zen be.
9pnote mellem Barebulet, Der tilber.
te 8omon Bepton GongOon Gompa.
M og j. u Batricf Gonpanp peo
2f5.5i0en om Uforgenen oen f3.
Suli. granOfolfene moatte arbeioe
ale Hetninger, poa @rlm0 Of at
oct bar iaa tsrt.
De 9ronoliote er @onan Bepton
6ongoon & 60, 8arebns, $4,000.
). q. Gatricf & 60, 8are6u8 og
Eager. $1,000. QuIutbMarine&5up.
pip Co. 9pgning og Eager, $4,000.
aruidfe Confectionery 2a9er$2, 900.
Cafe Carriers 2lsiociation, 9l8iem.
BIN Goom $1,000. Sfaoe pna
6iit6 9loe. 2ocf, $4,000. Sfaoe
poa eienoon, tilbsren0e Carnegie
5Suel Company, $4,000. SfaOe paa
2offen poa sen anOen SioeSlippen,
$1,000.
2lae Cab er 0pffet pe0 assurance.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
DlanOe0c Mc00elflfrr.


Mart Ipain eiterloo oeo iin0po
Ell 5ormue paa $471,136. Get belle
teltamentereOe ban til lit eneite gen.
leuenoe Barn, Mrs.. @abriloluitd
9ei9g ira 2uften. S 5reoags lit
greIioent Eoft lit isrlte geip8 ira
2uiten. Son itoo / Oct boioe Sus's
6agerite Sgilegang, oa Senrp %.
9ltpooo ira Bolton itpreoe / Hetning
al Get bnioe Sus og oaleoe neo paa
@resplPnen - efter at baoe FREQ
let omfring @aibington-W2 n-W2ounumen.
ret. 9lomooo ipaoiereoe op til Seile-
qengen, bpor Breiioenten operraf.
tie bam ell @nlOmeoolje ira @aibin'
ton Aeroflub.
He9n iluffer Sfopbrano. Dlel.
oinger ira norore Wticbigan i5re'
bags alftes foriifrer, at Der life
lrnsere er 5are for aIoorlig 9oe.
Ieeeelie ira Sfopbranoene, iom / De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
Gn nng ganosmano plgnorct,

Siour Gitp, Sa., 10. Suli. =
9fobert Senien 21 aar gammel,
bleb operfal0et og plpnoret for 10
Dollars ber Sionr Gitp al TO
M9no. Gpperiet blep eie6liftelig
melbt; men 9sberne bar foriounOet.
Senien tiIIi9emeo to 4ammera.
ter, 2ouis Yeorion oe gbris anOer.
Jon, fom ira Omaha og nilOe for.
Iege at fomme pna ct Sog til 9l6er.
been, 9. g., boor oe bil0e ioriege at
faa SeItarbeioe. Seniens aammera.
ter fom pon, men ban bar Ell tung
Ga0iGf og tliroe life foris9e at
lpring poa. Son gif 0n tilbage til
Sernbaneitotionen og bleb operialoet
paa 8eien. Senien bnpoe arbeioet
paa en- Weierifarm oeo Omaba og
bapoe tient ioo goot at ban / flere
slar baooe ienot genge biem til line
gamle 6orplore 8annlarf. Men
iaa bsrte ban, at ser bar Iaa bsie
2snninger at ioa Soften 2. Daf.,
og reiIte al Steo meo alt, ban baooe
tiIbaee, $40. Senien op9op Ssitar.
beioet og bill isge glrbejoe / Siour
Gitp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

ior at baue tiIla0t 2snnin9er imoO
Sooen, og baaoe aomiteen Og St.
ititsminilteren onbefoler, at Gait be.
Der bam reiionere. 8icferibnm be-
itplOes for Me0oeIo9tigbeO / 9IIa.
ifa'@uegeubeimer Sfon0alen. Gre.
ii0entcn pil imiolertio gibe @ilen
anleoning til 6oribar, og @icfer-
ibam 6lper iiffert life let at itprte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

Sra Cos 9lneeles, Galif, meIoes
nnoer "A. os., at Wcgtamara 9rs.
6renes 6or6sr er uoiat til #. Of.
tober. Zen 5orbrpoelie, De er an.
flaget for - Sprengnine al Cos
9lneeIes Zines 9pgnins og oermeS
isleenoe 9rob ai flere Wenneifer-
forefolot oen I. Oftober 1910.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
20. Marg.

Socfouten / gtorge. @9riitiania, 1.
Suli. Observation-Disclosures Sen.
traIbeitprelie bar / Dag ienOt pr.
bei0ernes faglige 2nnosorganiia.
tions Sefretoriat Weooelelie ON ben
tiOIi9ere bebuOe0e lt0pioelie al 2oct.
oIten meo $1,000 Wono. Opiigel-
len omiatter 135 girflom6eoer in.
Oenfor 5ernin0uitrien og 8apir.
fo6riffer.
Song @eor9 taffer. 2onOon 1.
Suli. &ongen bar rettet en- Sfripel.
ie til Init Soft, boori ban bierte.
lig taffer for De Spmpotibeoiier, Der
er tilegnet bam ira ale Gele al vi.
get, og iom 6ar fplot bum meo
Glib og 3iltro. Sfrioelien ilut.
ter iaaIeOes: uSoilfe 6oroiflineer os
Ganifelig6eoer Ser emo maatte Zig.
ge foron mig og nit 6olt, pil nt
bol0e iait be6 binanOen og rolig
forene oS 3illi0 til, at UNDER SUBS
6sreIie bill set enoelige 9ieiultot bli.
be til bort @nnn".
Soenif 2ocfout. Stocfbolm, 1.
Suli. Qa 6orbnffblingerne inNen.
for 8p9gefa9ene life bar f6rt til
noget 9feiultat, o9 6a De nuOprenOe
Strifer life er bpoeOe, meOOeIte
Gentralarbei08g giOerforbunoets 9te.
preientont beo 0feoet 9lftes 6os
6orligSman0en, at 6or6unOet for at
forioare oe MeoIemmer, POS buem
Der er Strife, ier Jig npOiaget til
at erflere alminoeli9 2ocfout 6os
Ianttlige 6orbunoets MeOlemmer ira
og meO Sen 10. SuIi. yter p
>.,-ss,... esf - -.
5Sorliit Ssbobsfartei. @6riitiania.
2. SuIi. 9Sfolge acknowledgement til
oMOrgen6la0et" ira 9folfisbaun ueo
&ommerieit me06eler en- ira Sslano
tilbagepen0t antter, at oet norife
HSSbaoSfartei oGclipie" al Gbriitia.
MIA ne0 56 Wan0 ON 8or0 ifal
bGre gaaet unoer en- Storm no
ior 2auganes peo SslanOs 9sorO.
fpit. Gutteren 6aooe @fterretningen
ira 6angitifibet uSoalroSien", 6oor.
ira lllpffen ia9ttooes, og 6oilfet
Sfi6 ielD n9r 6ao0e oeIt Sf9bne
me0 oGclipe".
Den engelife 6oriotningsfonflift.
2onoon, %. SUM. Ooerbuet poa.
6egpnote / 8oar 0e6atten ongaaen.
oe &etoretten. Ter er onmelot en-
Gpffe pigtige 9gnoring8forilag,
0eri6lan6t flere af 2or0 9onOsOoiu.
ne. S mango are0ie er man al Sen
2lnifltelie, at OOer6uiet bill oioe ef.
ter, noar oet bar fortiat lin @oO.
itouo til ct pit 9nnft 90 tounget
Hegerinaen til at true meo llOn9o-
nelien al npe 8eer8, o9 at Oet life
bill iait6oloe g@n0rin9Sforilngene,
naor 0iSie forfaiteS al ltnOer6uiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

iioite 4 Da9e babOe 6arget itore
2lreaIer af 6smmerifop. Der er faI-
oct 9iegn Gait Eouos, 2tu So6le
% 9Ilpena og onore SteOer, boor
5lOen raieOe. 0eSu0en baoOe 8in0en
Iagt Jig. 2lfiioes6oenoe 9tp6p9gere
menes Oerfor nu at opre / Siffer-
be0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
9ampifibs.Wptitie

e. :. 9ietaen" er aiieilet ira
Gbriitianiano meo i61 gasiaeerer
og bentes til g2ep gorf oen %. os.,
6porfra oct after, oil afieile Den 30.
Os, Og Dentes oa til gbriitianiano
ben 8. slug.