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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

ooerrafte 9s. Niaieitet en- flnitae.
rift nO1ert Aoresie, bpis 3efit CT
prentet meo iort, rgot og @lllo / en-
Jtar1ne al tegneOe % ~farOelagte
Sa1oltenaornamenter efter QeotIOer
ira gGrSbDgningens gore. 5er %
efter &efiten finoes en- AtporeI, 6en-
9oloSois al 8grien og Oferfurtigu-
ren paa g6rsrampen. 01oppen be-
ltaar al ct DtaroquiubinO me0 groa
Ornomenter pao merfergo 9un0
lornt aongenS gtapnetrpf, arone %
Nen9Slanceornamenter, 0reoet % ci.
%leleret / SgIu, ofSp0eret og oelois
forgplot. 9inOets Sn0eriiOe er foret
meo 9raat Silfetei. gip0 og BLADE
boloeS iommen al graa Silfeinore
meo aoalter. Qiappen ligger / en-
groo RuffinO8eife meo Jtapnetrpf
og aarstol / @ul0trDf.
@rosierer aIit9oar0 opGeite aOres-
len.
Son0elsitonoen bringer Den nDe
&on8e jim 6pl0ning % 2pfenifnin9
og uotaIer Sao6et ON, of 9anoet
UNDER bans Gegering moa gaa Ell
fps og l0ffelig 3i6 / Mb0e.
aonoen tafteoe for De gooe On
FER o9 bo0 Qeputotionens Weolem-
mer brinoe oereS StanoSfpller
bans SiIien, iomt uotule 2nifet
ONT at Dor SanoeIsitono fremoeles
mootte or6ei0e til 2ere for bort
5eorelou0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
aOrsOr 3ernitp6eri neObrGnOt.
6n6riffen 6cifGftigeSe ca. 70
Arbejoere.

aorser 3ernits6eri Oa Noifinfo.
BRIT er y. SUM, ifriper SIR. Dgb.,
nGiten hllOitnnOig n%e0brRnot. 81
ben opoo9e0es peO 5.SiOen ON 01or.
eenen, 0a 2lerne log no gennem
9oget / ct 3errefommer / Sernits.
beriet.
9ronopeienet bIep itraf8 allor-
meret oa bar aI. ~ 9erre ooer
SI6en, men 0o Dor o9ioo St66eriet
oa 0toifirfobriffen fuIOitenoig
SOelogt. a1tn 9ontorbDgningen, Ell
9agerbp9ning, en- 9eiteital0 % Den
enc @n0e al Ell 9pgnine, bpori Der
bar aolonioI. % SienframbahOeI,
er reOoet. Gn meget foitbor Mooel.
inmling er bren0t.
fu6riffen beifeitigeoe ca. 70 Pr.
bei6ere.
Woifiner oa Snuentor bar f%oriif.
ret / Guardian" for 10000 ar.
oo 9panineerne i asbIteoernes al
minoelige 9runOforiifring for g..
$40 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
CT Deroens. Spro9
iOm ale fan lerc.

De 5i0til f%onltruereoe 8eroens.
lprog iom Esperanto o9 bets Ifar-
ter og Gipaler li0er oIe al Den Sell,
at oct foiter ct Iengere StuOium
at l9re Oem; % oenne Moagel bar
gipet en- ironif Spro9mono, Der
oirfer iom %eoiooren 3ronslot6r peo
AppeQationsretten / Yari5, Den
Sanfe at u~oorbei0e ct Sptenl, Der
mlIi9ggr 9reOoerling meaem 8olf
al ale gfationer, u0en at man /
6oroeien bebGoer at onoenoe nogen
Sio paa OF I9tte Jig mo / SDitemet.
Get belle gaor nemlig Iom 500 /
Sole % er nGlten Tom aolum6us
9Gg, roet 0~piinoeren = 6oiS 0opn
er Soiepb SrOot - eanife iimpelt
benptter iig al Joaene. 6or boert
Sprog agter Oroat at ~uharbei0e en-
Or0bog, Der 6eitaar al to Dele. SCR.
ite Gel bringer ale De / 5orret-
ningslipet almin0eligt onpenote Orb
og bpert lt0trpf er an6rdgt ct Sal.
s onoen Gel finoes 9aaene / oeres
R9ffefslge og bag boert 5al oct
Oro, oct betpOer. 5 fgrite Del al
Den ebentuele oanife Or0bog oil
man i. @fs. fin0e; i I, 6aoe
~ s, ni far 10, | bar - 20,
Foffen 30, fao - $50, fnoet =
1871. % mi Orob6gerne for De FOR.
ifeai9e Sprog ooeraIt bringer iom.
me 9etp6ning for De iamme Sol,
6eb6oer man oltiaa fun lit eget
9onos Or06og og bill bog bore bis
poa 6oritaaelie, i0et MoOtageren /
ct an6et 2nn0 fun bebeoer at ilno
De 5al, man ifrioer til BAN, op / i'm
egeu Or0bog og Der timber Oeres
9etp0ning / lit eoet 9an0s Spro9.
gil Ell DonIfer, ser life fan
Stalienif, I. gfs. ifrioe til en- ito
Iienif 5orretningspen: 81 bar faoet
@offen", ilonr ban bpert Orb op /
i'm Or0bog o9 %ifrioer; ut9-331-
So. StoIieneren iIoor op / i'm Or0.
bog og ioritaor itrafs Menineen;
enbeor 6eiltogelie er uOeluffet.
Spitemet er ogian meget praf-
tiff til SeIegrommer, 90 Der er
%eaentlig finn Sen Sage berneo, at
noor man ifal bnpe oae ct Oros
Sormer meo e. efs. 5orm, 5orms,
5ormen, 6ormens, 5ormer, 6or-
mers. 6ormerne, Sormernes), bli.
Der Orobg9erne ieIp ON mon
boGOer ite til De alminoeligite Sor-
retningsit6trpf = meget omfnngs-
rige, og bet bliper itore Sol, Der
ifa( a~npen6es. Get bliper better life
nogen let Opgnne at ~uourbeioe De
forifeaige 2onoes Or6beger iaole.
6es, at De fonmer til at femme mi.
ngti9t ionmen meo Senipn til Sol.
Iene o9 oeres @etnoning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

Sl0tioen for @u0en 9olOer. Blo0.
len er belig9en0e OPP moo en- al oe
6eie 9offer, Der ifp0er Jig no ira
@gnen5 beieite gunft, 0ielIe6ier9
OPS M, og banner en- pIotiormet
Stumbling, boorpaa 9ror froOigt @res
% g%regneppfit, meOens Ste0et Der
omfrilg elers fun er beoofIet me0
9Dng.
@e0 en- ltogrooning iorleoen fon-
itotereoes, at Sopoen aaben6art er
pnofert, ioet ben, ioa Ia1gt man
fom neO, bar al en- an0en og beOre
geifaffenbe0 roo, Ianoet Ger.
iorO - eno De tiliporenoe Sag uoen
ON.
Blo0ien falOes al G9nens gefolf.
ming ugoG0ers Offerite0"; Den b9rer
gTOne ON Ell t%i0ligere ltOgroDning,
men no ooer oct a%rfsrte er intet at
ie. @nmle fSolf iort9Qer imi0lerti0,
at man fan minoe5, boorle0es Der /
elOre 6io oeO 9offens 6o0 loo
6enilpngt en- Del itore Stem, Der oeo
Op6pgningen al Stue6uiet til Bal.
6erS6aoe~ blep brltgt iom @rnirO og
Srappeiten. Disie Stel, mener man,
for ben6srt til OfferIte6et % er /
i'm 5i0 ne0ltDrtet 0erfra, maaife al.
fere0e ne0 ariiten0ommenS Sn0ierel.
lie; tbi 0o bar oct almin0eligt OF zoe.
l9g9e alt Oct, iom funoe min0e ON
Be gofnle Sfiffe og Sn6ooner.
ut @enen / tiolig III bar upret
6efoIfet, les af ben OmitGnoigbeO,
at Der / ~9ter6eoen af oct omtalte
Steo ofte er funoet Otoioger, iipr
itommen0e ira Stenaloeren. Man
bar ogioa bit oe Der | Soroen Jun.
bet it6rre og minore Sten, iom ne0
6eres f%orbrenOte lt0ieen6e og 9e.
liggenbeO flnOe tDoe paa at 6ope
b9ret brugt til SORTED.
NDe 6rimGrfer. Ger er 6leuen no.
fpr0iget npe 8 gres, 10 Ores og
20 2res o~Imin0elige 5rimerfer ai
benbolosDis 9rsn, r6O og blaa 6or.
be.
SnnOen Rnncitcn. 9eo 6Iptning
of oct ganle airfegoorosoige / So.
0erup fnnot man / @oor EN- Ster,
Der oe0 nprmere llnOeriBgelie piite
fig at nGre foripnet meo en- Slime.
in0ifrift. Stenen er I M. 6si % /
m. breo oe Ioo / @runoen of 9iget.
5rnoet er meo6elt NotionoGmuieet.
glbcrtis Selbreo. 5 anleoning
al De forifelIiee apgter, Der / 6en
iioite Bio bar p9ret / Oml6b ON
al6ertis 6elbre0, ffriner nSori.
gnis":
rat Alberti ieunlis ligeer til
Sengs oct meite al 0oeen, er pitt
rigtig nof, % at Dan er ipun0en me.
get iterft / 8egt, er en- a~enosger.
ming, ION pi oftere bar poapeget,
men nogen operbpngenoe 8ore for
bans 9iu er Der DOG oiit life / Die.
/, 6liffet."
6n Cpfinoelie / 2Goerinonitricn.
Otter booo ,HoSf. Sio." meoOeler,
bar 5abrifant Sergen g9intber /
Rostil0e giort en- Opfinoelie, Der
mao repoliltionere bele 2Goerinou.
itrien. Otter aOifillige 5orisg er oct
nemlig lDfteoes bom at dromimpre-
mere 9~nOeriaoler, Ser, efter boao
erfaringen piier, fol funne boloe
fire @onge ioo lGnee iom oImin0eIi-
&c Saaler. noen 6erfor at oere on.
rere.
Sanmarfs FrGitebiitorie. @n np
llogoOe eder 5orti9ttelie al Sititits.
roao elpius oOanmorfs Breitebi.
i%torie@. boortil ban bor mootaeet
llnOeritgttelie ira Miniiteriet for
airfe. og lnOeruisnineSpeienet, er
ollere0e ior Here 9lor iiOen uOorbei.
oct Otter Opfororing ira afOsoe 9i.
flop Or. Rgroam er Der foretoget en-
Eel gGnOringer / ben oprin0eliee
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
->-#s~--
DuuntnrR.


pc f0fIt JIG, al Oct ltltloe oltDe Je
i~ultntet al ct Aarbun0re0es utr9tte.
Iige 4rbeioe ira 5ritpnfer,Si0e jon
at bringe ariiti Gonngelium 10 a
8erOen. at Der mn iom alorig no.
gen Sin0e fsr ifrioes en- Bog on
a@panaeliets Seirsgnng no oUei
Sor0en".
Soo6nn be0 0en BOG, lie. teol
8. listing ltooop forite Sang ion
ca. 10 gor iioen - en- al oe beOitt
Bigger. eiter min Nening Sen beOitc
Bog, Der er uOgioet ON Se0ninge.
misiionen %6erbiemme i Donmorf.
Oe bniIfe itore 9opitoIer bar life
De forIebne 10 Ntor fSiet til p@pnn-
geIiets Se%irs9nn9", bnert eneite
9lar, mart bber eneite Dag fsjer
ct MT aopitel til.
Set aopiteI piI6e fonlme til al
5oirole ON y2egmdn0sbeo9eeIIer"
Dette er mnoife en- at 0e melt
Fredericksburg 9eoegeIier / 0en
mere 9iemmemisiions. 9iitorie. 0et
er iom iGooonlig Den ongeliofiiife
8erben. Der er eaoet / Spi0ien og
6nr gioet Smphlierne til 0enne ge.
oGgeIie, Der forboobentIig ogioo oil
brpOe frem me6 aroft berhienme.
Str. D"
6briitians6Org. Si0en aTilutnin.
gen al Sor0- % acknowledgement
fen er oct eoaet raft fremdo meo
! arbeioet poo set nDe G6riitinns6org,
~noOnIi8 Tor RigSoagSfiaiens SEQ.
fommenoe.
6or 3ioen arbei6er man me0
acknowledged til 2. SoI, poa 6oil.
fen 9flirerar6eioet Here Steoer er
begpn6t.
SaaoeI Opgongene til begge Higs.
oogsIalene, ben itore SOL, Der isrer
ira Soliciting til ~2onOsting, iom De
forfeIIige 2ofoler / aongeileien, ia.
ger fig meget imponerenoe no.
5 ct al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil
BET Colt, Der fonotes / 5reoerif 5.
3.s 9GreIie paa oct sanIe 9ibIio.
tef blioe nnbragt.
6Olfetingsmrnocnes Seltalenbe6.
Zen M feroigtrpfte oRigs0agsti.
oe:iOe~ for iioite Canning piier en-
M GeforO for neutrality-suspicious.
8eltaIenbeO. 5olfetingets 6orbanO.
linger fplOte nemlig 1852 SpoIter.
1ette er ca. 1000 SpoIter mere emo
i forrige Samling,o Der eQers bite
oct bi0til iterite Spalteantol.
st intercsiaut Snno. llnoer 9eeo.
brpOninq al oct iaofalote y&olgerS.
bus" lige ooer for a9mnerfontoret
| Rpfs6ine, W. bor man i'll. oMorss
ap.~ funoet en- 3 glen bsi Grant.
ten, boor pao bl. a. iinOes for
ifellige Ornnmenter, iomt ct 4norea-
fors. Stenen menes at itamme ira
Selligaanos6uiet, iom tilliee meo
Selligoanosfirfen og Bropitegoar0en
neobrnnote / 1860. Oct interes ante
og piitnof nleget pprOiful6e 6ln6
er ifenfet til Oct biitoriife Nttie-
um.
st ijGloent 5nnb. On Sasielsnog
oeo 5lon6ersg. arabbesbolm 6ei.
ifoles Seminoriiteleoer iangeoe Poo
en- botanfif ef%sfuriion / ggnen peH
6lpnoerss iorleOen ct 0pr, iom
man itrafs ontoe for at opre en-
Sugorm.
8eo nGrmere efteripn bar Oei
irriOlertio pitt iie, at 0pret life Ell
en- Siieorni, men 6erimo6 Den 6er
eonOet iaa iipIone 6asielinog, Der
berer til SnoeeiomiIien. Sasielino'
gen er o%iitnof finn en- enfeIt Sang
tioIiaere bleoen fanget Der / 2onoet
og for ion piot er oct Der omtaItt
6un0 10 o~oerorOentlig iirloent.
Sosielinoeeu er ganife ufarlie.
6a Den life er giftig. 8 MoOi9tninQ
til Suaormen bar 6osielinoeen gIat.
te Sfpl, % Guerifoen al 0pret Ell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

go ar.
Snore 0fisiions SommermGoe /
Sfiern
in0leOeoeS meo @uostieneite / Sir.
fen, bpor Boitor 8. Noe, Cor. 9iert,
preoifeoe.
Somti0ig bar 0er WsOe i Br9ite.
eaaroens &ape, 6nor SnoreNisiio.
npr $. 9br. Beef tolte. Der par i'll.
o9ern. ap." 800 M}enneifer til
Steoe.
geO acknowledgements bIep Der
toIt al De iamme SaIere, iom ON
6ormiOooaen.
Snnmnrfs rloite GrGit er eiter
ben bun0reOnorige BON Rrangens
$50 8oitor z. 8. 9roiel, Ser i'll.
Roll. Salt. Stfftst." ipIote SO
anr 0en 81. Saini. San or emritns
OF Dor / 1ofifoo.
Zen intcrnatiOnnle SnllOnfnmp
pe6 aarbns. 4eronnutiif Selifab
bar mi beiIuttet at itstte De ener.
giife 9eitrGbeIier. iom mar oore i
aorbus bar 1iort fla for at foo
orrongeret ct International gollon.
itppne.
Reoofter 8elIine RIeIien bnpoe /
Gorpeien fonet 9fIioan ON 0eltogeI-
ie fra gallonen y8nnmorf", Norges
9allon iomt De to tpife goIlorer
Dresden" og 9eip5ig", og aeronall.
tiff SeIifab bar oerefter in0brOt
goIlonen gSperrie" til 0eItaseIie.
2uftfompen iinoer Steo enten
Den 81. eler %. Sui.
Aeronautiif Selifa6 n0ietter en-
sGresprnmie, % oesuOen tommer
Der en- Bremie ira aarbus 9p og
en- 99resprnmie ira 4orbus.O Gamer
ne.
aonfurrencen ifol breie iig ON en-
9iitmcefart.
9allonen o0nnmarf" ifoI Ieres
of aoptnin Seioelin, % AeOaftsr
@elling RieIien ifnl meO ion Bosia.
ger.
ltDenteoe Geiultater. Iaornenes
utrpttelige 5olSman0, 8rpgeer s..
Sacobien, bar unoer fit Opbol0 |
Rorges SOpe6itno uOtalt Jig til
nQftenpoiten~ om jim fore ita6ige
5anfe, De fe6enbnunife 3aarne.
y0ogen ny, itor airfe meo Soorn
bpgges 6erimoo life" uotalte ban
peo iomme 2eiIigbeO. Der opfsres
M bare Smaafirfer, og benz er Der
blepet mango Of | BET iioite 36-3S
| De %ieneite 9lor. Og Der er ito0ig
ct Bar nn0er gpgning.
Der er nemlig en- it9rf religies
gepqgeIie / Oommorf, 90 ct lloiIas
al ben er airfebpgningen.
Zen reIigi6e 9eppaelie er fommet
iom Mooppgt moo 9ronoes' anti.
religiGe geppeelie. Og bet &eiul'
tat 6apoe ban npppe tGnft fig".
So, oct mna Del nof 'ises at be-
re ct upentet Hefultat Of en- anti.
relieiss gropoeonoo. Oct er 10 life
ferite Gang, ct faoonnt aeiultat er
fomnren frem.
goftaire, Der iogoe be befenote
Orb ON gibelen 90 ON at vfnitie ben
infame", bdpoe maoife n9ppe tpnft
fla oct ReIuItnt, Der MI er fommet
frem / 3ranfrig iom en- 5rngt at
@i~ibIssbeoens 0@pongeli1m".
San, ale 5ritenferes faorne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
neutrality-suspicious. geltalenbeo.

Zen M ieroiatrpfte uRigsoagsti.
oelOe~ for iioite Canning piier en-
M RetorO for neutrality-suspicious.
8eltalenbeO. 5olfetingets 5or6anO.
linaer fplOte nemlig 1852 Spalter.
Iette er ca. 1000 SpoIter mere emo
/ forrige Canning Der eaers bite
oct biotil iterite Spalteantol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
9nmmarfs rloIfe grGit er efter

ben burl0reOnorige BON Brangens
7eo 8oitor e. 9. 9roieI, Ser i'll.
Roll. Salt. Stfftst." fDIote SO
9lor Den 81. Siini. San or emritus
OF Dor / Iofifou.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
6n GpfinOelic / 2Gbcrimoniricn

9anmarfs FrGite6iitOrie. Gn ny
llOgooe eler 5ortiettelie al Snitits.
raoo elpius oOonmorfs greitebi.
l%torie". boortil ban bor mootneet
llnoeritgttelie ira WIniiteriet for
Strife. og Observation-Disclosures, er
ollere0e for ilere anr iiOen uOarbei.
bet Otter OpforOring ira afO6oe 9i-
flop Or. Reroam er Der ioretoget en-
Eel g@noringer | ben oprinoeliee
Blon, og 0a Reoiiionen MI omtrent
er %iluttet, bill 9ogen uofomme ON
fort Ii6. 8prfet, Der oil bline for.
ipnet meo en- Del gortretter, bill
omfatte Si0en t8S5-t9t2.
6n Goresle til aongen fra ben
0onife Son6eIsitano. Ss. Waieitrt
aonaen mootoe 10. Suni | ierlig
Gitoiens en- 7epiltotion fra Den
0onife San6elsitanos 6enesreprp.
.ientntion", beitooenoe of oens 5or.
mono, @rosierer s. aIitgoaro, Der
tilliee er 5ormono for @rosierer.
Societetets aomite, og GoniiiI Gbri-
itian GIoos fra 5reOeritsbopn, Der
tifliee er 5ormano for gropinsbon.
Oelsforenineernes 69llesuopaIg.
Deplttation, Der bopbe 5oretrp6e
| aongens TalG paa Imalienbora,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

ggnlbers Offeriteb". st CIotibs.
minoe | e~inbebaIle. s R~arbeoen al
@noroen 8oloersbope | 2inoebolIe
fin6es poo Ssren 8 SsrenienSRnrf
en- gIaos, iom III. gomle, iteoliee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-17
MAY INDICATE CHOICE
EIks Will Hold a Presidential
Preference Primary at
Their Building Tonight.

At the Elks' festival tonight straw
ballot will be taken on the contest for the
presidency Of the United States. Every
one entering the Elks building will re-
ceive a regularly printed ballot, on which
he will be privileged to record his choice
for President. The ballots will be de-
posted in a sealed receptacle in the
lobby Of the clubhouse and at the close
Of the evening the vote will be counted.
Tonight will also be known as Eagles
night, and many members of that fra
ternity will attend the festival. Presi-
dent w. Clarke and his staff from Wash
ington Aerie of Eagles will be welcomed
on behalf of Washington Lodge of Elks
by Hugh F. Harvey, chairman Of the
Elks' festival committee. A special pro-
gram has been arranged for the enter
tainment of the visiting Eagles.
Another throng attended the festival
last night. It was officially known as
Masonic night and there were men,
bers of that order in attendance in such
numbers as to indicate that the festival
was Masonic rather than an Elk affair."
John ]. German was in charge OF the
amusements In the public hall on the
third floor there was veritable crush of
dancers. The Marine Band furnished the
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-17
HASTEN PLANS FOR SUMMER.
Owners Of Pleasure Craft Getting
Ready for Cruising Season.

The warm weather Is causing pleasure
craft owners to push work on their boats
In order to get them ready for service as
soon as possible. At all the boatyards
and yacht headquarters large fleets OF
launches and auxiliary power craft are
receiving their spring overhaulings, and
by the end OF. this month practically
every pleasure craft owned here will be
in commission. -
The power launch Scout and the Rosa
mond. which were out at Benefits boat
yard for their winter lay-up, have COM
pleted overhauhng, cleaning and painting
and have been launched ready for service
The launch Louise K. Is at the yard to
complete painting, and she will be ready
for launching this week. j.
The launch Sheffield, belonging to L.
Bandy Of Colonial Beach, Va, was taken
from the water at the yard q day or two
ago and Is to receive an overhauling of
house and hull as well as have her ma
chinery looked after. She will be ready
to return to service early in the COM
Ing month.
The launch Ducal. belonging to Com
modore Eugene Cochran, has completed
q thorough overhauling and has gone
into service. She will be used by her
owner for fishing trips on the river and
later In the season he will take extended
cruises aboard her.
The launch Bonita, recently purchased by
A. @. Forsberg, is In the K street dock,
with others Of the pleasure feet, for q
general overhaulipg and to be made
ready for pleasure cruising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-17
REPUBLICANS CONFER
ON TAFTS'C CANDIDACY
Montgomery County Men Plan to
Push Cause Of the
President.

ROCKVILLE. Md. April 17.-Prominent
republicans from various parts of the
county attended a conference here yes
terday afternoon in the interest of the
candidacy Of President Taft for renom-
ination. The consensus of opinion was
that the Taft forces are in excellent
shape throughout the county and that
the county would give the President a
big majority at the primary election
May 8.
Plans for pushing the campaign were
discussed and it was decided to take
nothing for granted and to keep on with
the work right up to election day. A
suggestion from the Roosevelt people
that five Of the ten candidates in the
field for delegates to the state convention
be withdrawn and that the five to re-
main consist Of three Taft and two Roose-
welt men was not received with favor.
Among those who attended the con-
ference were Thomas Dawson, Maj. John
Mcdonald, Benjamin H. Miller, c. Scott
Duvall, ]. Frank Trazzare, Ormsby Nc
Cannon, William Tyler Page, Mortimer
o. stabler. ]. William Garrett. Richard
H. Miles, Frank L. Hewitt, A. A. Brad
dock, C. w. Clum, Edward w. Byrn,
DR.. Ryan Devereux, w. Harry Beard,
Bernard Monday, Morris Browning, John
Ward, Alfred C. Warthen and James M.
Mount.
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ANACOSTIA.

Anacostia Council, No. 16, Junior Order
Of United American Mechanics, met last
evening in the local Masonic hall, with
Councillor ]. w. Crawford. presiding The
first and second degrees will be conferred
at the meeting next week, when 1t is ex-
pected eight or ten men will be admitted
to membership. The council is planning
q public meeting to be held Tuesday, May
Z. at which time Representative John L.
Burnett and Judge Norris of New Hamp-
shire will be the principal speakers. The
committee in charge includes Irving s.
Hall, chairman; w. ]. Mitchell, J. L.
Jones. +. NJ. Harkness, John D. Simpson
and Lebanon Griffith.
A large delegation from Electa Chapter,
No. 2. Order Of the Eastern Star, of An
acostia. went to Alexandria, Va, last
evening and were the guests of Martha
Washington Chapter Of that city
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Anacos-
tia Methodist Episcopal Church held a
reception last evening in Brotherhood
hall Of the church.
The employees of the Government Hos
pital for the Insane gave q dance last
evening in Hitchcock hail.
The members Of the Anacostia Baptist
Church gave q supper last evening In the
basement hall Of the church The pro
ceeds will be devoted to church extension
work.
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PASSING OF JOHN A. McNULTY,
Former Washingtonian Dies in Bal.
timore at Age Of Seventy.

John Ambrose McNulty, a former resi-
dent Of this city. died last night at his
home, 1915 North Eden street, in Balti-
more. He was seventy years old Funeral
services will be conducted Friday morn
ing at st. Johns Catholic Church. Balti-
more.
During the civil war Mr.. McNulty was
q correspondent for the Baltimore Sun
and. 1t is stated. became involved in
trouble because he displayed Confed-
crate flag in front Of q building in Balti-
more He was arrested by Massachusetts
soldiers and incarcerated a short while.
During the several years he resided
in this city he was employed in the gov
eminent printing Office and as bookkeeper
for Thomas w. Smith. lumber dealer
His widow. Mrs. Laura Nixon McNulty
and two children. Mrs. Jennie Morrison
and John McNulty Of New York. sur
vive him.
The deceased was brother Of Thomas
F. McNulty. who was recently a candi-
date for sheriff Of Baltimore, and IL also
survived by two sisters, Mrs Charles
Nohe Of this city and Mrs. Annie France
Of Baltimore. He was an uncle Of J.
Leo Kolb. real estate dealer In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-17
SHAD BAKE PROGRAM
CONFINED TO MEMBERS
Only Two Contests Open to
Outsiders at Board of
Trade Outing.

Only members Of the Board Of Trade
will be eligible as contestants in the ath-
letic events. with the exception of two
contests open to all, which will mark the
annual shad bake, the great outing of the
year, to be given May %. This was de-
cided at the meeting of the committee on
athletics yesterday in the Board Of
Trade rooms in The Star building.
A base ball game is to be played in the
morning between selected teams. The
two open events are the push ball game
ana the tug OF war. There is to be so
yard dash. a race for fat men weighing
lOOeyard dash. an egg race, a three-ieg-
geo race, sack race. centipede race, a
nalI-mile race and a relay race.
Prizes Of Value.
The prizes donated this year by mer-
chants of Washington are all Of superior
character. Not one d them is valued at
less than $. Two silver cups have been
offered by Moses & Sons. and a high
cut-glass vase. worth $50, has been given
by Gait, the jeweler. The prizes will all
be on display in Cats windows after
May /.
The members Of the committee. nearly
all OF whom were present at the meeting.
are: Louis C. Wilson, chairman: Benjamin
F. Adams. Leon E. Albert, Harry F. ALI
mond. Snowden Ashford, George E. Ay-
ton. II. Clifford. Bangs, Henry c. Bittin-
ger. Edwin c. Brandenburg. John Brewer,
Edwin r. Brooks, Walter A. Brown,
Lyman e. Burdine, Bernard ]. Cain. d.
J: Callahan. e. M. Carter. William w.
Conner, J. Harry Cunningham, Otto J..
De Moil, Clarence Dodge. D. J. Dono-
van. Orville B. Drown. H. Clarence
Duffey, Edward M Dulin, Will
liam 8. Duvall. William J. Eynon.
Percy s. Foster, Roe Fulkerson, Isaac
Cans, Edwin c. Graham, Thomas Grant,
William A. Harries. John G. Hodges,
Thomas Bryan Huyck. George W. Ing
ham, Theodore NJ. Judd. Leslie L. Kemp,
Stirling Kerr. Jr.: J. Leo Kolb, J. vii
mer Latimer. c. NJ. Lewis. ]. Edward
Lewis. e. J. McQuade, N. A. Mer-
rift. Abner r. Neff, L. Bert Nye,
Claude w. Owens, George Pitt. Walter
p. Plumley, D. s. Porter, William F. Rob-
erts. Sidney Roche. James P. schick, Gus
A.. Schuldt. F. A. sebring. Odell s. Smith.
Edwin X. ataley, F. III. Stephens, Joseph
Tindall, William Towers, John c. Walker
William D. West Fred ]. White and
John r. Wright.