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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07

S6eoloeies 6agiprog fables Sn0Ieb.
ninesoioenifab. Get er en- meget
o9roifulo %9lfoelina al Den bibeIife
gioenifob. % er al BEN bsieite Be.
tpOning ON 6iplp PED @uos 0r0s
llolpgeelie. 9eo Oenrc lln0eris.
aeIie, fan Stremmen al 9os faites
oper Sfriften.
9enpbneIien obeiere Rritif" be.
tpOer "a fun Stu6iet al De ~iorifel.
Iiee 9ibeTife gseers literare gpg-
ming og / SorOeIes6e6 al Bet qamIc
5eitomentes Nal. Bette er i ia
ieIp roSo9roigt. Get or mun0opr.
ligt. Get or iuit ioo0ont Arbeioe.
iom enboer Brett elcr Sen6og5.
ifoIe.9prer ger. noar ban tager
i'm u@eIolt6etS 6orfIarina", eler
i'm Stolfen st. 9auIus" eler
3eifeIs 49ibeltimer" ior at fin0c
no aft BET, ban fou. meo Senion
til BET 9i6elafinit. ran er oe0 al
ituOere; 6crfdtteren GiIbIioeIiesti.
ben, Omitpnoi9beoerne og 6eniia.
ten me6, at BET or ifrebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07

40 Si6er, eoot in06rnoen, Ia
tinife Upper, foiter so Gents, trpft
! 9nniib 2ittberon gubIibins
Souie, faos bos 6oriotteren.
Gen er ceentGig ingen aereite.
biitorie. Sope0perionen er en- ing
Bige, Der er pofset op UNDER en-
troenoe Wooers Omiorg. Gun
fornmer til en- 6onif 4oloni | ame.
rfto, boor Der er en- grmotpigTf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07

oIorig pil bIioe bentoit oninarIige
Menneifer. nj ip9elig g@ngitelle
for, at De ifll0e ioG0e ! gpens man
ge 8riiteIier, boD0e bun bolot Dem
in0eitengte iioen Oeres ipeoe vi.
Der. @o0en og oens beo9geoe Sio
ioo De fun gennem ginGuesfar.
mems 5remmer. SeIe Dor alltltrs
% Civilizations Gerfer % 9elulta.
ter uar ioo iremmeoe for Dem iom
for Oen ufg0te. = % M oilte bet
ia gauife rigtig, at De, font BOTS
ne al glloer, er iom imod Born
al Sinh.
9enne orange, misforitaaeoe NO.
0erfprligbeo mnlIiggioroe buaoe
6ri5e0en % @oIget : % lie &e-
~iuItatet.
5ntet aniporIigt Menneife par
no9en 5in0e til, Der life itiIIe0es
ODER ior golget.
Get bar en- isr9elie aotaitroie
BIN @afgets % 5aI0ets Gag / ga.
r~o0i&6ooen. Ger er noget peo pore
forite 6orel0res 6orboIo, iom an-
toger ieg, ingen @enneifetunfe fan
opre0e. Gen Sten. Ger er os
for hing, mna ri Io0e ligge. On
Dag, en- Tag meO 2ps og 9erIig-
6eo, oil Oen blioe Ieftet.
N}en ii6en BIN 6oGfets Dag uGl-
ger Menne fet irem0eIes / 5ribe0,
font fife %utoungent. @9rferne al
BIN Rotoitroie griber iaoleOes mo
/ Sipls- % GilliesIioet, ia, / beIe
Wenneifets GtSiitens, at oct nof.
iom e~rforer oeres ~toingenOe, bin.
.oreoe og 5Gmmen0e 5n0iIp0eIie,
noor BET oil ppIge BET gooe, pGl9e
Cub, beige bans aprIi9be0: Oct,
Der beitaor.
9oa Sen nnoen SIDE. De, Der
Dolger @lros og aerligbeoensgPoo.
iPtninger - tbi Der fan finn tales
ON a6iolutte Mooietninger: @uo
og Sotan, Gprligbe0en % So0et
er life ina0on tilnermeIiesois bet
iamme, iom noar fonfurrerenoe
&ebmpno Tiger, at ielpe Oct, man
enifer, bar De life paa Eager, men
til @engPIo noget, Der er 0iqt as
GOOD" : nei FOR Dem er aotoitro.
Tens 0qrfer ingen 6emifo, SIN.
0ring, men toprtimoO: 2ettelie,
&iaIp = ne0oO.
3erimo0 er Der no9et an0et, Der
for Dem fan igles iom Srang,
9inoring / oeres 0alg al oct oloe.
hi booo er bel SiaIenes umiOOel.
bare 9angiel efter 9ipiens 2pffe
an0et emo en- @entlong al pore ier.
tie 6orplOres 6iertensIpffelige Iii.
oereIie / SUBS Boraois2 0erfor
fan Der tales ON, at Den, Der o9Iger
oct on6e, bog unOer @oIget fan
fig rant / SamoittigbeOen: at
oeo at pplge iao0nn, iIoor ban iia
ieIp ! 2lniietet og tsmrer poo in
eeen aiite. &f, oe ii0en fan Oct
gon meo iao0anne, ION 0i8teren
Tiger, ON De gomIe 9aor0boere, at
Be 6nooe baa6e en- ro6uit 4atur %
Sumpittigbe6l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07
9d, Der beitaar.
Dor SUBS Orb beitaar suiuoelig +.
(@i. 40, g..
Set, Der btitaar.
eli g. 9. ~
rUlen itgrit al Use er aarIig9e


ben.
Get oil life p9re un0goaet DIN
SpmPrfiombeO, 2gier, at manger
en- 6oriatter bar iunget aPrlig9e.
oens 8ris. Og boer bar priit nnoer
geupn al aprligbeo oct, ban mi for.
moo pe0 aprligbe0. Ger er i%oaleoes
6orfattere i Sen ngere % nDelte
Si0, ionl, noar De taller ON aRrli8-
6e0, beitanoig tpnfer pna noget
ior6fif, oer6sIiet. oItiaa forgenge'
Iigt, ia. iergeIigt NOT, enOog mo-
get, Der nermeit fon faratteriIeres
iom 6gren0e in0 UNDER BET opriife,
BET beitiaIife.
0g isrgeIigt not bar Oisie en- tal-
rig @enig6e0, ia, bar egeatIig
so eng6en iom Silberere.
0oor @lp6-Serren ifuer ueo til
fin Soro, 0o Ter ban De mango
fraiolOne, ulpoiee Born. = % Der
oper isrger ban, for6i ban er
&erIi89eo.
6orOi ban er aerIigbe0, ienote
ban lin gnboorne til por Sor0 og
perionificereoe ianIeOes i'm a9rlig.
beo.
9oaO @uo-5erren foritaar oeo
9prIig6e0, og iom ban toler ON
/ i'm BOG, er ret egentlig, iaoOan
/ inn0eite 9etpOning foritaaet, oct,
Der betoar.
3poen og @aa6et bar Oeres Oisie
3io. Oeres afgrpnieoe Spano al
Sage. a9rligbeOen ofiolOer al0rig.
Gen er oct blipenOe gennem 2ipet
og 3e0en.
Men alt a0eIt, alt ubetinget
ppr6inuIot fan 6ope i'm aarrifatur.
Oct er 10 forme0elit bets iboenOe
9proi, at @uI0et eiterlignes. Der
finoes UNDER oisie Stierner n9ppe
en- 3ing Iaa ifgn, Ell Sag ioa ren,
ct gegreb ioo bot, De er 10 10 atte
for 5orfaIitning. Og alt oct uion-
Be, u9gte, irene fan f6rit al aft
toffe 6ri6e0en FOR lin efsi-
ittens. 5 6ribeOen Iioger iuit ale
6orfoIifningers Nuligbeo.
arrligbeoen. S~fsn6eoen, Ren6e-
BEN er Oct o~prinoeIige. Ge Dor iao
at iige forite Priorttet poa Renne.
ffeI9gten = og tiliee paa Sleg.
fens Meoium, u~niperiet.
6oa6 er Oel Si9lenes umiooel6a-
re 9pngiel eiter 2iDiens 9pffe an.
Der emo en- @enfIang al pore ierite
GorpIores iolige, biertenslpffelige
Giloprelie / Bdra0isbapen2
., ben 6etogen0e 8anfe: 8nrn-
biiets Sane, Door aerligbeO oe
Gribeo eif &oono / 5oon0l
Do boe6e @li6-Serren poo i'm
Souo. Ia uil0e Nenneifene fun eet,
og bette enc oar life Oeres eget.
9a bar Ser 5re0, ~ufattelig 6reo,
oper Of Naturen. 0a Ie0 Der Gang,
I%eitenoe, 6eitiosfnlO Gang mnoer
bellig An0agt i ben eoiges SnDe.
Og 0e por netop frie Si9le, DO
re fsrite 6oralore. NeO ri. utoun.
gen Sielsbenaipelie bengIeO Do'
gene i Somlipet me0 @uo.
6dOoe De nemlig fife pnret frie,
bopOe aprligbe0ens re0iomme0aoO-
iptning 10 ingen W1uIigbe0 bnft til
@ennembru0. Altiaa er 5ribe0eu
ct Of De itSrite, men tillige o%anife.
Iigite, @ooer.
0eres Ouglige grso Dor at gore
CUBS 8ilIie - bint 6ulofommen-
b~eosnprfe, iom iioen uOpriites hos
Wienneifens Sgn.
Den S6jeites aRrligbeO mao Oa
beiton6ig beberife 5ribeoen, bpis
benne fife ira at bore ct Bern ifoG
forponoles til ct 8naben, ion
foorer Oen, Der bprer oct.
Men pnn bet nsieite i%ammenfnpt-
tet meo aprligbeoen oe 6ribeOen |
GriItenlipet er 8aIget.
Gore fgrite 6orelbre iaa en- Gag,
Der, life ubepi6it nor 8aIgets Dag.
Set bleu en- ifnbneipaneer Dag for
9foam og gpo og ale 6eres lono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07

5lttteIig, poat 6ia, fore 2Gier,
FOR aprligbeoens 6orfalifning, el.
Ter Giterligning, eaer 8renaebil.
leo.
Oct bill on 6ope fun6et og fin0e
nof al M ON Stun0er. Get, Der
beitoor, er Of ioa ufottelig 99rOi
OF robuite SomoittigbeOer GER Tia
en- Op9ope meo at f%oriolife BET,
iom BET beooer / 0igterens aIoor.
lige 9inier:
81 noget Orb bIep igIet ne0
5 2ggn iom Oroet aprlig6e6,
Get logger De me0 Sotans Git
Com SIR uooner 8iIliens Britt"
Seq formanr life at tale ON
RprIisbeoen, iom oct fig bsr. Sn.
gen fan BET.
oD1en hi taller oct, pi oeo, og
bioner Oct, pi bar iet". Soao 0pbt
bar r6rt og grebet bore Si9Ge og
.Sir6, 6erom fan ni oerom ifal ni
bore Bionesbnro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-07
goganmelbelif.
NOrsensrb.

Mprgengr1.
af gaftor S. s. aiI5fio,
aenmare, q. Dnf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12


ne found before he
had
DO not
my address
compelled -
tell
because has narabe
hrty everything
life sometimes fail
a havebc
but
left school
he calculated tpehwithtw mtwy cmfwyp c. ETA
he nucaed the
public men here and in Europe and thought
them owed
called
Il good health think
acting with such grace and charm as
invaabe
In any way TO influence have
i was first elected to Congress almost without
returned either the House TO the
countr history second cultivate the high
have bad public life to the faithful observance
which added industry
When Morrill, died 1898 he
the
Word OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

he at present advocates. BY arrange
ment with the criminal court and the
justices OF the peace OF Mcdowell
county. minor criminals in that county
were sentenced to terms in jail. Por
table jails were erected. They were
moved from place to place where road
work was necessary. and as the result
OF the employment OF these offenders
upon the public roads. Mcdowell coun-
ty. one OF the toughest and most
mountainous counties in the state. has
constructed a great many miles Of
improved roadway.
What has been accomplished in Nc.
Dowell county can easily be accom-
plished in every county In the state
The program outlined by Dr. Hatfield
Is a sensible and practical one. Its
successful application in Mcdowell
county was the work of a level headed
business man In public office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
THE PRESIDENT PROTECTS THE
WOOL GROWER.

President Taft's veto OF the wool
bill takes the stand squarely that the
American wool grower is entitled to
protection. None know better than
the wool growers OF West Virginia
and eastern Ohio that wool growing
has not been a highly profitable bust
ness. The report of the tariff com
mission shows that the cost OF pro
ducing a pound of merino wool in
West Virginia and eastern Ohio aver
ages from twenty TO twenty-one cents
per pound. During recent years even
with the protective duty OF over 500
advalorem. wool growing has not been
extraordinarily profitable. The Demo
cratic insurgent tariff bill proposes to
reduce the duty on merino woods from
about fifty per cent ad valorem to
twenty-nine per cent ad valorem.
This reduction. Mr. Taft shows. would
be fatal TO the wool growing industry.
and destructive 10 an enormously
valuable agricultural interest.
Let the farmers Of West Virginia
and eastern Ohio thoroughly under
stand this point The passage Of the
MISUNDERSTANDING bill meant a re.
duction in the duty OF merino woods
from FIVE TO seven cents per pound
1t is needless to tell them what that
reduction would have meant to the
wool growing industry The veto OF
VIM II. Taft has saved them from
that calamity.
Again the importance to the great
Industrial interests OF West Virginia
OF the presence in the White House
OF man who is in sympathy with the
theory OF protection and understands
the industrial needs OF the country
has been demonstrated beyond all
question
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
DEMOCRATIC
STEAM ROLLER

Inc Democratic Senatorial Convention
Tor the Thirteenth Senatorial District
vas held here yesterday. ana Mr. &
- Striebyan. attorney, originally from
lhcker county. but for the last few
months resident OF Elkius. was nomi-
mated for state senator over Hon Boyd
N,etS. ana Hon. George iIGrTison Dan
ielS. lifelong residents OF Randolph
county. and lifelong Democrats.
Inc proceedings OF the Convention
aod another CHAPTER TO the history OF
now In vogue in Wcs virginia Democrat
ic politics. The proceedings Of the CON
Neniion were inh3rmonious from the
tiine ~" convention was called fn order
ny Chairman ;. r. Spcsrs until its
leadership OF senator Ell" Post OF
pShur. and senator sam V. Woods OF
haT"our county whose orders were exc
rufed by some lesser lights in TIE
Invention. the senators for the most
pas remaining in tho background them
selves. FIRST attempted 10 force tipon
me Convention tthe closeness Of The
contest between the forces q Watson
ana chiffon md those 81 McGraw be-
lis recognized resolution following
the machine tactics, first inauRurafed In
N'ft virginia % William VI - paw-
son when b" was 30 control OF the Rc-
publican MACHINERY % West Virginia
and candidate for Governor. - disrens,.
with the towmittse on Crcdentlal--
.n. ait'r zone, hot speeches on the
committee ou Credentials were aT-
pointed. Tie neat attempt was 20 EN-
power the nominee ~ tie Convention
10 appoint the executive committee.
This motion which was offered hy Sena-
Tor fosf was voted down and each
county permitted 20 select its own mem
Der. the nominee however 60 select a
chairman. When nominations were
called for Harry " Bryer. Prose
outing Attorney ~ Barbour. and neph-
"W ~ senator Woods ana who Vas not
"a delegate tp the convention. placed IN
nomirafion O. - Strlehy Ifc discussed
a. some length both National ans state
politics. and called special attention to
Nc fmporfaure Of fhs democrats carry
Inc tne Legislature IN order THAT the
nv" counties IN tho southern par' q the
state known Hs tire "fiask Belt could
not weld sucl nu Influence boo the
Affairs NJ TIE state indicating Tat
n successful they would usfran~hiqe
mo cnlnred voter iuf Iu discussing f'Io
question 90 che "ofnre1 votes. and the
SOLUTION - o." negro problem 100 West
virginia. 20 went further ftHn colonel
'ffOr<s BIS rs ever dreamed uf gel bon .e
said .0t saflaftrfnrY solution ~ fIe
negro question from a Democratic rf4rd-
point would boo that come ono might be
FOUND f'af would take a. s'x-ahouier anil
kiI f'sni ail
IT,. solution Gropnve1 tr the Demo
rrnfi pfnenr. fIrr attorney 90 rrn nf
the rnurflra ir frs northern section. as
GO That wrulf ia .f.IrfuffF rnffsfac
frrf fs fhe IferrnrrffI. u-rfr o. uf
D. 60 Do rnf appeal fo a.I ftrHInrraIfH
Pei" teIrg f'r .Tf. .aff.fHrfnr. mff.sI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
SPLIT ON OLD AGE INSURANCE,

David Lloyd Georges compulsory in
surance law may be the rock upon
which the Liberal labor ministry of
England will 90 TO pieces. In the bye
election in northwest Manchester. the
Liberal candidate has been defeated
by over 1900 majority. Manchester
has been the center of Liberalism. and
this overwhelming reversal OF senti-
ment indicates how strongly the tide
IL running against the Liberal min.
istry. The budget which Lloyd George
carried through parliament two years
ago and which was so viciouslv as
sailed by all the vested interests. ap-
parently aroused far less opposition
than his proposal 10 compel all work
ing men and women TO help insure
themselves. The Liberal compulsory
insurance bill requires each employer
and employe 70 make some prepara.
tion against old age. By a graduated
scale employers and employees con
tribute a small sum each week 10 a
common fund for the benefit Of the
INDECENT working men and working
women. This splendid humanitarian
proposition has more thoroughly dis
turbed English social conditions and
English politics than any other meas
ure In recent years Titled ladies' and
working women have Joined hands in
protest against %. They regard II as
an invasion Of their Individual rights
~ contract. and before the storm is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

trct being overwhelming for Col NJ
'rs". and Senator Post having showes
Us nand IN the last Democratic cauoys
~ Iotpying for Watson Wa too lts-
yS-lN l ~ TIE McGraNites and hcnc.
~ randidacy was launched MAJ
~ friends knew that thsy cog.a noe
ronirste an out and 0rf e. 49, -
@--lnrt e candidate favoring Coi NJ
l"rCf Tire reresEffy for LOOKING
I'r some person Whose position uas -
g. prnnornrel. and one urro., 80
NfNsd ttsy could trust ana nor h.i-r
a1.e n" hnl n I~rnorraf ufn ras ha.9
r'.idsnf q re uistrict MIN
rnfrina tre e stranEsr. aorfrs a. II. 80
n N~lsNf sufre ~ fne - -'.raa rr' go =
. - .'.ief n.t thsir nominee so
~ irr- to 30 tFe flsaf -arfiIafs .
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! $500 90 80 rtsr- We ID r.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12
coNvIcTs ON THE ROADS.

In his address az Phillips grove last
week. Dr. Hatfield strongly urged the
wisdom Of using convict labor on the
public roads. Thirty-one states he
said. had already enacted legislation
ooking to the use OF their convicts
n road Improvement. In eleven
,outhern states over 5000 miles OF
good road has been built by convic,s
Or Hatfield urges that minor offend.
RS. especially those sentenced 10
shorter terms than five years. nav 10
separated from the older and moro
Vicious criminals 90 their own advan.
tase that work In the open air would
be better and more heaifhfYl than
work within the prison enclosure. and
that the benefits ~ the state AZ
whole from work on the public road.
would be enormously greater than
from employment IN a competitive In
dus'ry A. This particular time gher
The good road movement BE- deve.o,
Ing al over West virginia tho sYe
Fes'ions ~ nr fia'fe'd are likely t,
b. read ~ifh moro ftan usual .n'eres.
However. there ia ono fffrg ,t.. DO
Ha'he'f might have 'of Dbl. hearers
q" Phillips grove. a-l Which s-1.stf.
h. RETAINED from telling them mi a.
count - foo rreaf rofeafr AZ OIL.
- 'h' county comm'ssr-e-a 30 Sc
ho'e' county rr Hafref t4
rfar'.r'I application fte IDEAS s..-A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

During the
Increase
ter results in August September.
United
In line OF industry activity
the promises OF extraordinary this
did prosperity.
An opportunity good employment
portunity
10 the
through stable conditions
These
giving
Why a change?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

OF G-~ling with the race problem. and
II certainly would not be satisfactory
to any true Republican. lie also re-
ferrcd 20 the recent Republican pri-
mary. and said the nomination of DIR.
HATFIELD was made possible By the
votes he received IN the Ave counties
ment that Is absolutely false. by the
ascertained results OF the primary.
which disclose the fGct that DR. Hat
held received a large plurality OF the
votes cast in the counties outside OF the
! Black Belt" and that today he would
lie the nominee Of the Republican party
FOR governor Of West Virginia ~ the
race question hal been settled in the
Black Belt IN an eminently satisfsc-
tory manner to the Democrats. accord
Ing 10 Mr. Byrer's version. before the
primary had been held.
~ the conclusion 81 Mr.. Ryrer's
speech. Captain r. T Reese pronin-
'nt Democrat ~ Barbour county. who
reside 40 Belingio1. ana who was "A del
cgafc 20 the convention. challenged the
right OF Mr. Ryrer 70 address the con
vention OF nominate "a candidate when
he WIS not delegate 20 the conVsn-
ton. but the chairman ruled that he
h1d right 20 c''eak. and At the couclu-
sion - his address NJ Ryrsr again re-
sumed MS seat with the Barbour coun-
~ delegation. 20 see that the votes we're
properly delivered IN accordance with
audisle voice that was heard through
Gus the convention hall. used some
choice ar1ectives 70 express what he
thought 81 Mr. Rvrer and concluded his
remarks by saying;
You can keep watson's money. he
can't buy me have money enough 20
k"ep m self nm going heck home 20
fEhf such mon and such uafhode
shen r,apdoirh c,.,,.,,. -. IT., -.
Hcr nos. sce ~ Titirs - .,'..,'
,audira .hr vtrt.cs - IL, a.. ~.
al EiEf-s 49, a 80 i,',,.',".' ~. -, 49,
rf.reT 49,. r,.,. 80 a. $3.50. Ssi,
he convention IIon ~ S,, ,r.oI"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

Why is it that when You have but
- cents in your pocket. your best
girl always persists In going around
by the ice cream saloon. and in look
ing in to see II she can discern any
friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-12

strangers who visited the Senate chamber invariably
acted oy the serenity and grace which character
isc OF Senator Morrill,. by peculiar sugrestion of
great refinement OF personality and great OF
mind
When first Senator Morrill, from the press gal
lery In the United States Senate in the of 1870
feemed 10 me that he typihed the highest
character. Twelve nv privilege 10
chat Tor an hour with him the yet unostenta
tous home which he had established msef and family
near the Scott circle I'm Washington.
venture TO say to the Senator that had observed
that although he had read speech
before from mannscrint
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Alaska wants 10 be admitted a. 4
state. and as a number Of decayed
politicians need jobs as state officials.
al parties will no doubt favor the
proposition.
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by this time the college graduate
should have got over his feeling that
he could give the boss some valuable
advice. There may be points in the
art OF washing the windows which he
has not yet learned.
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How can you expect thar anybody
is going 20 make any money. with the
decline that has taken place in the
number OF failures
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Tho Hay Fever Association. which
meets this month ~ bethlehem. y. r..
Is an organization that ought not TO
De- sneezed at
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NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

Ry E J. Edwardlz)

T. Tinted States
o age FIRST elected
in
hoghest
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over. il may wreck the Asquith gov
eminent.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-19

No. |. N. Bound. Ist class Mon day, "Wednesday and Friday
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-19

consecutive times have the people of Alaska elected a delcsaie Co Wash. lnstoa oa that lssue-sendins him down to the national capital eharged above sn tht-igs to get for them this boon.
 Then there goes down to Wash instoa man wao has been appointed by the President Co eovern" us. a man who came here from Washington with his appointment in his pocket and who. when relieved of his post tRs of course he soon win bel win return Go Washington; a man who has lHue sympathy with the people and no understanding ot their am bitors. and who, vita the arrogance Of one who is moved by 'coasidera- tons of political savansaee. ?. whose selfish interests are better served by scandal than by the truth" tells con gress that "Alaska does not need and probably could not support home rule at this eme"
 We freely confess the belief that Governor Clark induced th's utteranSe if he dA uct he has at least not denied It's truth. Alsskans. who ne- member how often they have paid in- 5o the treasury Of the United States tbe price of their territory, who look back over years or patient h- bor and sell restraint In face Of neg lect and interpretations. who think o5 Hawai- and of the Philippines they are little to be blamed if they burn ia esfigy those appointed off. cials who are forever running to Washington with the declaration that
 they do not need and could not SUPPORT home rule
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-19

leum of the cheaper grade. and ii Is said that t stores over S.o0o.oo0 gal. lons os oil each day As there are few motors that can use the oil tho market Is limited. The invention of such turbine will open enormous markets for this stored product. The motor win not only b. useful for and airships, bus can be used in automobiles and fer an small motor-drlven vessels. The demoastra toa ot Che inventor win have to be made before a commission composed of the most prominent scientists in tho country.