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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-08-17

AN druggists sell Dr. Coz's Bnrbed
Wire Eminent. Csc. soc and sl.oO
bottles. Guaranteed TO heal without
leaving q blem!sh or money refund
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-08-17

Alaska Probe to Go On.
Congressman Graham of Illinois.
chairman of the committee probing
the Controller Bay scandal, denied
today that the investigation has ceas-
ed and that the committee would ac-
cept Taft's explanation as sent to
congress. He said the probe would go
on as planned.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-08-17

eastern iowa. Which occurred Sa,ur-
day, AT points between Caimar and
the east state line 1t Is reported
that from ) To 10 inches OF water fell.
~inundatins the country and putting
all the railroads in that section ont
of business for the time being. The
rain came in four different showers
and thus gave the water "A chance 20
Il on before the other deiuges toll
lowed. The Milwaukee passenger
from the east is scheduled as being
six hours late today as a result Of
the storm
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-08-17

Judge of County Court.
Attest: S. Cattrcll, Clerk.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16
Sl unoerretning.

% Der bar oeret SpsrgSmanl
ON, boor mango Setter nit paabe-
gpnote 9ibelarbeioe: ySpoo Itaor
Der Ifreoet?" pilOe uOgere, og ON
5noboloets art, oiIoe ieg gerne
9entage, at DER, nnar arbeioet er
fuIoenot, Oil blioe tire Bigger no al
oct: y @n Eros. oo SeoeIpre for
N~enigbeoen (ganife pitt nfait 5soe"
(Sebr. 8, t4), Dog lagt til Gette
/ lao i9on en- Sorm iom muIigt);
, en- fort Ooeriiet ooer Dor 9ibels
5nobolo (ruor 9ibel % oens Ser
ligbeoer") iamt 81 en- bibelif 4n.
oagtsbog (oueo @rp og oeo ao9lo")
meo to ret forte Stpffer til bper
Dag (oet enc fra oct eamle, oct an.
oct fra oct npe Seltamente, fnptteoe
vBaitor q. Seperinien er en- itor
Renoer Of Dor lutberife SalmeIfat,
5oorom ban bar ifrepet en- Del,
Der bar giort BAN foroelagtiet be.
tenot. Ru bebuoer n6orlagsmaea.
iinet" ct itsrre arbeioe al BAN:
,Ntartin 2utbers 2ip og Sopeop9r.
Ter. Oct er ret oriitigt, oct fan
life negtes. Der foreligger 10 inn
meget ON idmme gmne baaoe pi6en.
ifobeliet og popul9rt. Nanr iee al
ligepeI, efter at babe leit tiIienote
fsrite Spfte, tror, at Driitigbeben
oil beIsnnes = at 89rtet liffert
oil faa mango 99iere, iaa er bet
irrlig, foroi oct paa @runo at 5or.
iatterens 9esapelie paa bette Om-
roaoe er noeet for iis. Oct pioen.
ifobelise, Der foreligeer ON 2utber.
.r 10 melt fun for be 29rbe, oe bet
populGre er tiot baaoe tsrt og fe-
Seliet. g. Seoeriniens BOG er ioo
at iise baaoe pioenifabeIis ,os po.
DANISH LU
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16
CORD-HERAL
ID
A Wonderful News Service.

onaOllul NCWS ocl NlCc,
Have you ever paused to think
what IA marvellous organization
must be necessary to lay before
you each day an accurate ac-
count of the happenings of yes
terday in Europe, Asia, Africa
South America, Australia, the
islands af the sea and the whole
expanse of our own continent,
all in a single newspaper The
intricate network Of cables and
telegraph lines, the complicated
chain of news-gathering agen-
cies stretching across continents
and oceans, the innumerable re-
porters working daily for you
under tropic suns and over arc
tic snows-haye you ever felt the
romantic newspaper such as
The Chicago Record-H Herald? w
mention this paper especially be-
cause of the completeness of its
domestic and foreign news SER
vice. 1t has a correspondent in
every town or city of importan-
ce in the United States, a veri-
table army Of them in all. In ad-
dition it has the benefit Of the
foreign news service of the New
York Herald, famous for its
worldwide cable system and for
the reliability of its foreign
news; also that of the New York
World and the New York Jour
nal of Commerce, besides that
of the great cooperative news
gathering organization, the AS
ISOLATED Press. With such a
vast and complete news service
it is not strange that The Re-
cord Herald so easily holds it's
own as one of the great news
papers of the world.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4finit / 9ibelen
o9 ligtenoe paa at fsre 8iemmets
laa bel Iom ben enfeltes ooglige
anoagt iaa meget iom muligt mo
/ 5ortroligbeo meo ielpe 9ibelterp-
ten / Sammenb9ng.
Sefternes Sal tenfes efter BIa-
men at bliue omfring oeo balotreoS
Get Sefte maaneoIiet / ca. A aar),
men bpert Sefte blioer fun paa is
itore Sioer, og Den maoneolige no.
gift 10 fun ganife lille. SaoIeoes
ooerfommes bet lettere al ale Bar
ter.
n.
unoertesneoe m~ootager Subifrip-
tion pan opennpnnte Bert.
BriIen er 6 Gts. per Sefte. n
pul9r paa cen Sang. Oct er pioen.
Ifabeligt, for iaa blot, iom oct er
Ioliot biltoriif u~noerbpeeet. 5or-
fatteren bar iaa grun6ie iat Jig mo
/ lit @mne, at ban beberifer oct nr-
item iom noget ieIuopIepet. Dern9it
fort9aer ban iRpnt og lige til ON
oae olSie mango enfeltbeoer. Der
fniter 2ps ooer Dor itore airtefa-
oers 2iu og Samtio, BERTH fritz
og forasielig, ofte meo ct Stenf
al imittenoe 2une, iom man eIlers
life er pant til at msoe | bans
Sfrifter. Oct er aabenbart, at Gor-
fatteren | iaooanne popuIer-biitori-
lie Sfrifter bar funoet ct Omrnaoe,
iom ban farIis beberiter, oe bpor
bans gorer ret tan u6foIoe fig.
6pis De ielgenoe Softer boI6er,
bpab be fsrite loper, bIiper bet ct
gRrf, Der oil IRies meo Snteresfe
baabe Of Breiter og 29gfolf.
q. 4. f@ a6fen."
PUBL. HOUSE, Blair, Nebr. I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

w T beginning to hear
about Chautauqua. Chautauqua
advertising is beginning to come
an it wont be long before the big
tent comes and the program
starts.
The Chautauqua is in every
sense a public enterprise and de-
serves public support.
Plan to help support it. Get
a season ticket. You'll enjoy
every day of the Chautauqua-
50 will the entire family.
There is a boys and girls de-
partment which promises this
year to be most interesting to
the boys and girls.
Let them get into this, and
boosting and working together
we can make this Chautauqua a
benefit to everyone in the COM
munity.
Get a Chautauqua ticket-then
begin to talk Chautauqua.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16
BiIligt men godt.

0eoenitaoenoe Bigger er o9ientligft Retoploe, opfebt til meea
laoe Briier, boorfor ri Ter os Stano til at bpoe bore aun6er benne
f1lone &nIeonfng. gseerne er ale EmiIns, men rem 90 COB
Stan6.
Dr.. 8. Nartenen: ~Br9oifener". I, 8. os A. Canning, ~benboIbs-
us 263, 1922 Os 32 Siber; GmiIae, boer % Cts.
8afer &ans Smnbiem: rSefu ai9neIer, u0Iust os fortIare Bibd.
lesnineer", 926 Sioer; SmiIog 30 Cts.
N 9Seu ire gefps gebania" ,8ibeIpsnineer. 42s siber;
SmIoe 40 gs.
~ ~Seiu 9riti 8eron oe 2io". On 8pffe Stabir 1. o. 2 De,
ut 1860 Si6er; OmfIae $500.
eutbers HeformatOrHfe sfrifter llSOnls oeb 8. Roper oe Gr. 8r.
9ieuen. 1928 Si6er, So @ts.
Gbp. Slanmpasr: &efIie Sor6. &eHebileor fra galrftina.
345 store Sioer me6 mango uomarfeb. 8iIe6er 8. 26.
5r. Sanmericb: Den triitneairfes Siftorie. 36e Bfxt,
@pti6sfirfen, 72t Sioer, 500.
Gen aIsinoeige goef1oepris pnn ollie 6isie 8see. Nert
@ange io flor. 9enpt anleontneen MI.
9aH. entt. SnbI. Sssfe.
Blair, 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

gtatnren oeruoe. st itranlenoeS mit
ipille0e ON ben6es 2nber og set 10
ira De Opbe, bloo Zine, iom mg0te
Setter aarI5 gIif. Sorg og Mo0-
gang bap0e enonu life m9rfet 6ett-
oe5 Qniigt; Wiin0ernes 8emoo 6ao.
De enOnn life trutfet. line 2inier
ON 0en iine MunO.
q@oOmorgen = 9boroan bar oil
iooet2"
9en6es Stemme bar flor iom
Sommermorgenen og rift iomD1ig-
gen, Der / Nottens 2e6 6oo6e ipnfet
Jig oocr Morfer og gnge og leiret
iig paa gIomiter og Blade oeruoe,
6Uor Den MI loo iom Millioner at
glinienOe Berler, blinfenOe og gift.
ren0e / SommermorgenenS flimrenoe
Sollps.
Eat = u0mprfet", iooreoe ban.
SCANS Stemme ifploeOe let, og Ell
Imerteful0 (refning 9leO iom en-
Sfgg9e oner bans 9lnii9t. Ser oar
noqet / Singers Stemme, iom min.
Oe0e bom ON ben6e, ser 6ob0e
DGret @enitono for bans llngOomS
f6rite &prli9beo San 6oooe
6oa6et o9 or6mt ON, at ben tiaige
ifuIoe bIioe bans 2io8 eneite
@n0nu 9a00e ban life 9lemt 6en0e.
]toar ban oar / oen gIaOeite Stem-
nin9, funoe oct bGn6e, at 6en0es
Sfiffelie ite9 irem for bans 8anfe,
% at ban ligeiom fun0e bore alon-
gen al 6enoe5 Stemme. "a BRIO
Soaret op poo m og fog til at
6lsoe. 8iloc BET Del nogen Sinoe
lp9es, BET onbe. imertenoe &ier-
teiaat2
(Sluttes paa SIDE g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16
SnbifrtpttOms= Smbbpoelie.

30 ppperli9e itsrre 89rfer er be-
gpnot at u0fomme / Softer / Gam
mart.
|. Wartin Cutters Gin % So
seoOGrfer oe0 g. Seoerinfen.
ga. 40 Setter q 10 Gts.
2. D6Oao itaar Der ifrepet?" gi.
5elarbeioe / 3 DeIe al Bait. Asiden.
ielot. 9anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

1 Gel: eros o0 Se0el9re for
Weniqbeoen.
2. Gel: Speriigt ouer 9ibeIens
Snobolo.
3. Gel: 9ibeIit anooetsbog Deb
@rp o9 oeo aoel6".
ga. 30 Setter q 6 Cts.
Subifription er bin6enoe for belle
89rfet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

DER 0et Il9nt, nddr SHgeC lgHBeI
Senoes Stemme er flar = Iiot If9l.
penoe BOG = og meo Demooig
Slang. "a 9arI8 Stemme, oDb %.
oarn, blanoer Jig me0 ben0es. %
Den ieliomne, oemo0ige Stemnin9
/ Or0 % Gone 9ri6er BAN og gri-
Der ben0e, iom iiooer oe0 alaoeret.
De gnar 6elt op | Sanger, alt iom
De iDnger ben, Bers for 8er5.
Brpitens Stemme blioer bOrte; bans
Suitrus Stemme 6ereS better fife
mere. Get er / 8run0en De TO I'M
ge, Der iDnger:
airfefloffel naor til iioit on lpOer
for nit St6o, ifont oct big 6prer Ell,
melo 0n mine fore, ina oct frpOer:
ban iop BEN, iomSol i6eit gaar ne0.
Sna bleo Ser iagt @oonnt %
Singer tog Ell tpnot 2ompe og elf
foron Setter aorl CD 40 5rappen
og mo pna oct aoiituprelie, 6oor
ban ifulOe DO. Ser intte bun Gam.
pen ira Jig paa 9or0et og uenote
Jig ON. San a gaaet Iige begef-
ter ben0e, i0et bun pen0te Jig. San
greb benOes Soano til @o0nat. st
Eieblif - ct Bar Setunoer lpngere
emo n%sOoen0igt - bolOt ban 6enOes
lille, fine SaanO / i'm og oeres 9Iif
msotes. - Saa ilap ban 6enoeS
0oano.
o@oOnat - og ioo oell"
Eat Singer = / lioe Maaoe!~
Sum bar noe al Gpreliet og Cd
rem bar Iltffet. Men ban 6erte
5en0es lette Grin, Oa bun lob neo
40 5rappen. San eff ben til Del
aa6%enitoaen0e 9in0ue og toa ct Gor
op6e 3ra9 al ben f6lige aftenluft.
Gideoet al Singers Iette SfiffeIie
iuGoe0e enonu for bans Die, 6enoeS
rene, islDflare Stemme flong en0nn
/ bans Gre. - 6Dor par bun 0og
pn0igl - Oct BAR BET 6e6ite Sn6.
trgf, ban 6aDOe iaoet al 6e10e / Big.
ie iprite elmer al 0ereS SamoGr.
Singer itoo ior bans Ionfc, iom cit
ioo noel Sfiffelie. iaa Den npIten
life furoe til69re 0ennc 8er0en,
ian0t ban. Og oct Snotrpf, bun
baU0e iaaet al 6om - 5oorIe6es
par oct? - &llroe ban life fro, at
ban beGer life bar 6en0e gonife
ligcgplOi9? - Oite 6nDoe 6en0es
0pbe. nOtrpfsiuloe Zine ppret ret
teOe moo 9am, naar ban pluoielig
Samtnlen8 2e6 6oo6e oenot 9lif.
fet BEN imo0 6en0e.
2pn9e itoo ban og iaa 10 /
9tatten 9in0en iuieoe ioa iagte I
Dc beie Greer uoen for 9ironet.
2an0et lna merft oa title 0eruoe,
men / 9a9grrnoen bre0te Der iig
en- mG9tia, 6lonf og ifinnenoe 5lo.
De. Oct oor Saoet; oct alorig 6oi-
len0e @a0. d meoens bans 9lit
iegte no moo Sapet, ile0e bans
Ganfer Dioen ON, al o. til ipitnen
De li9 Ueo Ell 9eaioen6eo / bans III,
ior ioa igen at ioge uioere irenl.
90 Sanferre 1le0 mos 0iemmet
ocro0re - oDer moo Sen0eriDllon0.
&c 9olaer, ser blinfeoe iom Spl0
Der borte / Naaneitpret, oct par 10
De iammr 9plaer. iom ifoulpe6e
moo 0iemlnnoets Strono. %
oeroure et Steo bag oet ifiGenoe
Sau 8if bun 10 - bun, 6uem ban
6aooe elifet 6oooc clifet, gioroe
ban oct 0o life enOnn2 giloe ban
noaen Sinoe funnc rioc Sen 1slelie
no al lit 6ierte? @iloe ban uogel
Sin0e lGre oen STUNT at glemme2
Viloe ben Gag pei noaen Sin0e tom
me, ga ban. tllroe be0e Ell nn0en
aoinoe ON at blipe oct ior BAN, iom
ban bauoe baabet. at bun ifnlOe pp.
re bleDen2 Sans 9rpit iitgreoe iig
iammen / Smerte. San par una.
ban funoe life. ilippe Eroen RIA,
at ogian til bam laa Der GENT noget
al ben 2ipslpffe, iom oct er at eIife
os at oioe iis eIifet. opnae itoo
ha,, a, foa1 IS i. n~ll.. g. -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

ON. 9dns 9lerfe log Ill al 0anIe
liot burtigere. inntes ban. Der bar
10 ogioo npiten lot al @Dentpret
ooer bet belle. Ser Onffe0e ban MI
pluOieIig op, ltoen at Br9ltens oi0-
ite Oct minoite OH oct. Der 1too
9aue!nngen noben maoife ban
gonife ubem9rfet funOe gaa oengei.
San gif oerinO. 6Oilfen pr9gtig,
ifpggeiuIO Sapel - Op 40 Crap.
pen til @eranOaen gift ban. Geren
itoO ooben mo til 6aoeituen. San
intte i'm Cafe ira JIG paa gernn.
6aen % traaOte foriietig inO 40
3eren. Sffe ct Menneife Dor Der.
moe. Suoo nu2 Stuloe ban isge
lpnaere in0 / Sriet? Ger oar en-
1sr til oenitre; ifuIOe ban prspe
meO 0en? sam banfeoe - intet
Spor. On Sang til - intet SOnr.
Saa a6neoe ban oen iorii9tig %
ioo' oerino. Ooiao bette gerelie
par tomt. SfilIoe ban 9aa oerinO2
- 1ei. San lnffeoe 0sren igen
% oenote JIG ON.
"a nobneoes plu0ieIig Ell Tor
~Iigeooerior, og Ell un9 3ige paa
intten-ottea Qar itoo 9gren.
Sum itanoie6e meo ct lille Gpf, og
ben0es imuffe, blaa Zine retteoe Jig
ipsraen0e imoO BAN. st Bar &c.
flnoer too De iaoleoes 6per paa
i'm Si0e al &9reliet uoen at tole.
st life, lint emil ipiGeoe ON benz
ocs2gber, % ogioa 5an imile6e Iiot.
6nH itoO 6etoget al benOeS rnnfe
Sfitfelie, al 6enoe5 SoIoningS 2)n.
De, al oct fploige, merfe Saar, De
itrnolenOe og Dog ioo alporIiqe, bIoa
Zine % Smilet, iom enonu Ion ON
Sen inc Q2unO. Roget ioa font.
noget iaa lint, 6ab6e ban oIorig Jet
i9r.
Get bleo iaaIeoe5 Grriten5 Cat.
ter - t5i benoe oar oct, ban 5nUoe
moot = Der tom til at bpoe bam oct
iorite SeItommen oen fDnife Bra.
itegaarO. 6n bal0 Cine ienere lao
man req 1e6orOet. SpsrgSmaal OF
Guar frDOieoe ouer 9oroet. Soften
ira :nOeripaan0 blep ipurgt I'D
on mangt og meget anaaaeu0e 6or.
boIoene oerneOe, % ban gop go0e
% opluieu6e Guar. Man oar go0t
meo oct 6iem me0 6eniDn til Den
ienoeripoife Gag. Freiten par Ell
interesinnt Qtano at tate meo; bans
puitril oar en- int oannet spin0e,
meo ct bierteligt % ninOenoe Gn.
zen. 0atteren - Singer - lao ior
oct meite tnDs % lptte0e til 5nmta-
len. On Sang imelem Tom ser
Dog oaioa ct Spergsmaal ira betoe.
9enoes Stemme bar flanginl0 %
imuf % 100 iom Wuiit / Setter
Starts" Gre. Nj og til ioa set.
ter aorl" ooer moo Singer o. mSote
GA gerne 5enoeS oremmenoe 9lif.
"a man 6opoe oruffet &c, un0-
ifplote @rgiten ia; oor 9eroag
Aiten, o9 ban 6a0oe enonu no9et at
orone meo 0enipn til @uoStieneiten
Sen0ag 6ormi00ag. 0giaa 5ru-
en- 5apoe ct % onoet, iom bun full
De 1ape ira Snanoen, o9 oerfor bIeo
BET Singer, Der mantte u~noer6oIoe
@giten linens.
0e gif EN- Iur neo gennem0ouen
oct ffnOe en0nu nnas at ie Den ueO
SfGret al oct ~ipinoen6e 0agslps.
gteo gennem ben gr9gtige gteooe-
gang git De. 6or 6noen al @an-
aen par Der en- life, Inn 2epbptte,
/ boilfen Der too en- genf. Gaa
Den latte De Jig % talte en- Stuno
meO b%inanoen, ionoan iom to llnge
meO beilGatet 6%anteoeroen % ST.
IeIieslio fan tale innlmen. Sum
beunoreoe bans ranfe Sfitfelie, oen
bsie Banoe, bet iifre 9lif, bans
Stemmes gelp6 og bans rolige
Com ON cling % 5orbolo. 90
ban - ia, ban bar betaget al ben.
Oes fine, pnoefuloe Sfiffelie. 90
iaa moOen, iom bun par trooS jim
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

men JONI M life mer DIN 9oano
fan trpffe,
men Dog I Sanfen iteOie er Dig n9r.
gu Ell min Sang for anOet toee mao
emo @enoOstoner, fsOte / ct 9ierte,
iom oaanOer Jig / a9rligbeoens
Smertc,
forOi iea Glitter en-, ieg Ell tan faa.
Iog Oisie Ioner iom ct N~fifeosorO,
JON ct 9eOpeI til big, iom leg maa
mfite;
tag nit 6orpeG, mnaifs ser er oct
ii6ite,
moaite ri olOrig msOes mer' paa
Sor0.
9(tter lao Dan Ipnse o. itirreOe
irem for Jig - BAR BET M rigtigt,
oct, ban qior0e2 @auoe ban 2oo
Ill at ifribe ioooon til ben0e - M,
bun bar en- an0ens? SenOe uolote
set monife Sorg at lpie SET. %
BAN = bOoo %gouneoe oct pei 6am q.
0ei, bun ifaloc Inlet murfe. intet
oi0e. 9on tog set beifreone gapir,
JON ior at ripe oct / StDffer, men
iaa bstqnfte ban Jig % lagOe oct /
9ommebogen. iom ban 9entte / i'm
9rpitIomme - : Brun0en bar oe
@ers 10 ifreone mcO bans eget
Siertebloo, oerfor oil0e 5on oaiaa
be6oIoe oem Tor liz ielp. Sod
fog ban ct bDiOt, 9~ul0ranoet sort
frem. Boo bette oilOe 6an ieuoe
benoe en- 9pf6nifning. Sans
Saon0 rDiteoe liot meoens ban
ifreo, men ban aiorOe iig Image
for at ppre rolia; intet iflloe bun
mPrte - BET bar 10 M fun Ben
men, Der ien6te 6en0e Ell QDfenif.
ming.
st Dor Cage Off. men set par
lige ipGrt for bom. 0nn tumleoe
ita0iq meo oct, Der par ifet 0e0
Gag o. beo 0ot par BET / bans
9onfer. Get er ioa ioprt at Hippo
Snaet ina ioGrt at eipe inc unoer
ToriDnet8 itprenOe Saan6, naor man
fsler oa tror, at oct er 9iosInffen,
Ser er peO at GLIDE fra Ell. Set er
iaa iuGrt BET - life minoit, mar
nan CT um9; o1 ban par 10 fun
ire % tp0e aar. San islte, at ifuloe
ban fomme oper bette, iaa moatte
ban bort berird - for Ell 5i0 / alt
Sab = bort til andre @gne, for at
moOtaae me Sn6trnf, ion ser igen
funOe fomme 6ort I bans 9anfe.
iluat.
0ore paa 5Dn 5oe0e Der en-
4rrit iom Uor longt noe 6eilpgtet
meo hons Nor. Get 6au6e oite
Ugret 6eiteilt. at ban ifuloe beisqe
Slpqtninpene Oeroore / SEN fpnife
9rpiteaaoro. men al0rig bar set
bleOet til Aluor. Ru par 8iOen
fommen - ipnteS ban = M ffuIoe
BET orre.
90 iaa iao ban en- Gag iioit /
@oi ! Co0et % fsrte noropoa, op
oDer @rpnien oeO a~onaeaaen.
Snart itoo han ON 9or0 pua ellie.
bPItsiqr1en % inoann0eoe Sen rifle
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
POTNDED OUT.

The Iegisla tllre has fifty rounded out
omissio- by ratifying the income fax
amendmg1t to the federal Constitution.
In SC doing i has not followed its own
impul es and intentions, but merely reg
iste ed q decision made for it by the
boss" 70 whom the misguided voters OF
this state last year intrusted the power
OF legislation as well as administration.
Tens Of thousands of those who sup
ported the Democratic ticket last fall
will protest against the impolicy Of turn
ing over to the federal government n
source of revenue which it would have
been far better to reserve for state uses,
and especially against grant Of power
made in language which clearly subjects
the income from state. county and mu-
nicipal securities TO federal taxation.
Yet that is only one Of the many grievous
penalties which the state is being called
upon TO pay for the political alteration
OF 1910
New York's approval Of the income
tex amendment brings up TO thirty-one
the number Of ratifying states. -Four
more assents are necessary. Three
states have rejected the amendment by
the action Of both branches Of their leg
islatures, and in twelve more states one
branch has approved and the second has
rejected. or one branch has approved and
the second failed TO vote, or neither
branch has voted No other state is ex-
pected to act this year, but next winter
the question Of ratification will again
he considered in Massachusetts, New
Jersey. Virginia and Louisiana. There
is little likelihood Of the approval Of the
amendment before the winter of 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
sTRAsBURG STUDENTS OFFENCE
Scathing Characterization by the Uni
versity Senate.

To tho Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir / greatly appreciate the evidence
of fairness you show by the publication OF
my rather lengthy letter In yesterday
Tribune. / repeat that I did not believe
you intended to pursue an anti-German
policy I'm your esteemed paper II 1 thought
so / should not have written 10 you, but
simply stopped reading your paper, as L
and other self-respecting German-Ameri-
cans have done in the case of certain OF
your contemporaries.
However as it is a question Of intellect
ual responsibility, cannot submit 10 the
implied accusation Of inaccuracy contained
in your commentary. ] have no doubt that
the sources OF information" OF your cor
respondent ARE no less copious and au-
thortatlve" than mine. but In this case
he did not use what was at his disposal
as well as everybody's. The one authorI-
tattve source I'm this case is the order or
dissolution TO which ] referred In my let
ter.
To show you how important l think II
10 remove all doubt Of my accuracy, have
made. for your benefit, n verbatim trans
lat!on OF the official decree. In spite or the
apparent contempt OF your correspondent
for "the bgwigs OF German universities
(Which wigs cover some very fine brains
by the way, you will agree that they would
not give reasons in an official decree over
their names that are not true. 80 the issue
is between your correspondent and the
senate Of Strasburg Universty-not with
yours very truly, ERNST RICHARD.
New York, July 10, 1911.
1.-THE translation which Professor Rich
ard inclosed with the foregoing letter
confirms his former account OF the in
depreciation which the rector and senate
of Strasburg University placed upon the
Pamphlet du Jour" Of the Students
Club Of that institution. as anti-German.
pornoGraphic and sacrilegious.-Ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
SUFFERING zoo ANIMALS.
be Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: To-day | happened 10 go TO the
Geological Park. where It was terrible 10
contemplate the sufferings endured by some
of the Gagged animals and birds. No birds
that saw. except those In the big cage In
the centre Of which is a pond, had any
water at all, and that pond gave appear
ance Of filthy stagnation.
The field where the storks are has a
dirty. low runlet only, or what may some
times be a runlet; just now II is mostly
dry or muddy. huge turtle has for its
whole supply a kind OF tub sunk in the
pavement, the cloudy and unhealthy con-
tents Of which should not be called water
at all. The numerous cages of small birds
had no receptacles OF water in them, and
the birds obviously were suffering in con-
sequence In fact. there was not found
anywhere by myself. or my son, who was
with me. a single bit Of running water
OF all evidences OF this outraseously in
human treatment of captive birds and ami
mails, the most pitiable is the polar bear.
Poor fellow. All alone, he was sitting
actually biting and pulling tufts Of his
white hair out of himself. Ills tank was
not more than half filed with (aleSeO
water-somethng lie evidently had not inn
mersed himself IN for a long time, he be-
ing perfectly dry and the stuff In the tank
being a miasmatic and fedd green
ALFRED LAURENS BRENNAN.
New York, July ., 1911.