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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
NORWEGIAN
Notice To Property Owners

Notice is hereby given to all
property owners in the city that all
alleys and abutting property on the
streets must be cleaned of dirt and
rubbish by the last of May. Unless
same is done the work will be done
by the city street department and
charged to the abutting property
on the tax roll.
Comm, On Streets and Bridges
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
IN THE GRIP OF ALCOHOL

This is two reel production that
will be run Saturday and Sunday in
addition to the regular program at
the Gem theatre. 1t is a strong
feature, highly recommended by the
Minneapolis film exchange. 1t has
only been out for short time and
the Gem management is to give it to
their patrons while it is new. DON t
miss seeing it.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
Congregational Church

Morning sermon at 10:45; Thou
Shalt not K i'll; evening address 800
P. M. Calvin. It is hoped that
Rev. John Gibson will consent to
preach as one service. Adult class
meets with Sunday school II
O clio ok.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09

A special meeting of the Bea-
yer lodge will be held at the Odd
Fellows hall on next Monday
evening for the purpose of Sc
lecting delegates to the annual
state convention. Tt is desired
that full attendance should be
present at this meeting.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
Walsh Speaking In Michigan

Attorney John Walsh left
Tuesday evening for Chicago
and from there he will 60 to
Kalamazoo, Mich. where he will
deliver an address together with
Joseph E. Davies of Madison, in
behalf of the candidacy of Wood
row Wilson for the democratic
nomination for president. Mr..
Walsh expects to remain in
Michigan for several days de-
liyering addresses. He is very
much interested in the Wilson
cause,
Mr.. Walsh although but a
young man, is rapidly coming to
the front ranks in tie Democra-
tic party. He has been chosen
to deliver the seconding speech
forWilson at the Democratic con-
vention to be held in Baltimore.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09

Col, GreeL-he is the son of the
richest woman in America gi YES o ut
the informa tion that he has received
l 600 proposals of marriage, and be
is getting tired of the rush. Still
it isn't anything to the worry he
would have if he accepted all Of
them.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09

A specific for pain-Dr, Thomas
Electric Oil, strongest, cheapest
liniment ever devised. A house.
hold remedy in America for % years.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09

BY pitching the first ball at the
opening game the Vice-president
once more gets his name in the
public prints. 1t is Sherman as
we'll as we remember.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09

Mrs, L. N. Dickerson and Mrs.
M. G. Holhan of Duluth spent a few
days visiting with Mrs. Frank Ben
nett at Barksdale during the latter
part of the week. They returned to
Duluth Sunday.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
For Rent

Five room cottage centrally locat
ed with modern conveniences. all
in first class condition. Inquire at
Northern State Bank
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09
Motto--With malice toward none, with charity for
TO CONFIRM LARGE CLASS
Class of Forty-Nine Children
to be Taken Into
the Church

Confirmation services will be held
at the Norwegian Lutheran church in
this city next Sunday. In the morn
ing the confirmation services will take
place and in the afternoon at $500
O clock the communion services will
be held. A class of forty-nine will
be confirmed.
ENGLISH
John A. Bergman, Elmer johnson
Carol Kinney, Elvin Lindstrom,
Ralph Nolander, Howard Stockstad,
Carl Sampson, William Taraldson,
Carl Thoreson, Geo. Westerlund,
Gust Young, Anna Blexrud. Olga
Hagen, Emma Holberg, Ellen John
son, Nellie Martinsen, Salma Nelson,
Ellen Pearson, Cecil Rovig, Agnes
Rude, Rudolph Johnson, Archibald
Lindberg, Alvera Halvorsen, Mildred
Henning, Agnes Iverson, Marie John
son, Hattie Westin.
NORWEGIAN
Bernard Anderson, Norman Ander-
son, Chester Dahl, Ole Flonness,
Alfred Holt, Louis Larson, Emil
Olson, Thomas Tranmel, Elmer Wick,
Leonard Void, Charlotte Anderson,
Clarissa Dahl, Wilhelmine Erickson,
Johanna Hanberg, Mable Holman,
Ruth johnson, Tilda Moland, Nora
Nelson, Leah. Olson, Johanna Olson,
Gina Sagen and Alice Wegsten.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09

Charles Brunner of Bayfield, was
in the city for few hours Lost Fri
day visiting with old friends.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-05-09

All aboard for strawberry short
cake.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27
Raptnin aods
~@fspe0ition.
Sggt efter Omar
10 ittelen.

Den grgnlanoife 9anOeIs 9Th
.@ootboob~, Der fsrte aoptoii
aocbs @~fspeoition ira 4furepri puo
9oroislan0 til 8rgnIanO, er M
benot tiIbaee til a~obenboon. Sti-
bet onfom iii. oar. 0gbI.. Sors-
bag gtat Is. 0s.) og BETS aoptuin,
9r. &saer, banoe interesionte Sing
at berette.
Gan er 10 81. a. oen iioite, Ser
bilite poa aoptain aocbs lille Sta
re, og ben. Der iioit bsrte ON Oeres
Blaner.
Der oar fun meget liot IS om-
firing 9onmorfsbnonen boor Cts
petitioners u%0ruitning lan6iottes.
Oct tog 8 Gage.
gfspeoitionen began Jig itrafs pon
Refognoicering Op til 0ronning
2ouiies 2ano, en- 5ur paa en- IA
3oges Si0, og noar ben par Hut
tet, niIOe aoob og bans 2eoiogere
gfpe fig til at bpg9e @us for Bin.
teren.
u9o0t6aab" me0bragte 81. a. en-
Del 8reoe ira aoeb og @tspeoitio.
mems andre Ne0[emmer til 9enner
og 8efeu0te = 81. 1. til cano.
Gunoager, Der 10 iorIoo inc aam-
merater paa 3sIono.
aapt. aoe5 ifreu I'll 5an1, Al ban
baa6eoe at genie BAN paa @ren.
Iano neite CONNER, bOor 2unO-
oyer ifnI forbereOe @fspeoitionens
Anfomit til 8eittgiten.
gien 0esuoen meo6ragte aoptain
agaer ct gor 8eretninger ira 81.
mar Deiffelien, Den enc iunoen /
Ganmarfsbaonen og Den an0en meO
NeooeIelie ON, at De bar taget ON
8oro al nSis6lomiten" oeO 9ais
9ocf.
1@oot5aab~ bapoe nemli9 leot
eiter Miftelien, og oenne piloe oft.
iaa UNDER ale OmitpnOigbeoer ppre
bleoen reo0et.
Ia ui0ere gfterieaninger III par
OOerflsoiee. uenote g@oOtbao6" at.
ter aurien MOD Oanmarf.
5 9sbet at fort LID Orager 6r.
G6aer otter moo @renlano, nemlig
til Quemagialif, Ser beieiles cen
Gang bpert Aar.
9na Oenne Eur meofslger bl. a.
ben %Icbmei3iite 6ru De Guerpin, Der
piI msOe i'm @ono, JON iammen
meo iefs 8ioenifobsmGn0 er reiit
oner SnolaHosiien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27
Ganife @runofs6 / Soerrig.
Ct @ilitoHforeta8enOe

Ct MT tort 6oretagenoe, ser
oil fonime til at ieile UNDER ounif
Stag, er III. ua66On.~ UNDER 0aH.
nellie. Oct er ct 5elifa6, Der er /
6pro meo at opfe6e itore 4realer
0ppe / SmoalonO Soerrig ior at
uonDtte Dem til rationel SfoDorift.
aonlortiet, Der beitaar al Ell Del
6rnnifm9no % nogIe Dante, re.
p~rnienteres al @rosierer Gage D.
gois, Der er iueniffsOt, men iom
nh | en- Hpffe al Qlar bar op6olOt
zig / 8~sbeubaon.
Der ranoe5 forelebig ooer ca.
A Rillioner aroner, Der olene fol
onDenoes til SnOfp6. 0ian bar alIe-
reoe fe6t 10000 5or. 2nno og ire
ganofnlo, bois Strait ifal uonpttes
gennem eleftriIfe 4nl9g SOB,
Der repro enterer ca. l DILL. Str,
men 8ebene forti9ttes ita0ig.
9ele 6oretagenoet pl iom npOnt
ina aarofteren al at DRre oonit,
og 81. a. oil man innLeOeS ! iao
pio uoitrafnine iom muligt afpen.
De oonif arbeiosfraft peO anlegene
al arnftitationer NJ. m.
5oretagenoet tegner til at blioe
meget omfnttenoe, og Dil iiffert pao
iorfellig Mnnoe faa 8etponing for
Gnnmnrf. Som ngont er oct IRrliQ
SfoDorift nan oil lpgge 8pgt pao
men | oct 6ele taget oil MAJ pac
iorifelIige Bis uonntte SorOen ioeI
ben I. CTS, ogion er @enitano foi
en- Equalization, oa BET neO 0isit
NIB muIigggres at foa anlogt er
!onae proiefteret Serubane. fon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27
Outtnturk.

u0en oisie SOB fife oar blepen til
noget. 0en netop 5erubanen oil
poa Den an0en SIDE brin9e ale
oisie 4realer meget beit / aurs, o8
bet er fun Be t9t omfring 9anen
l.agen0e SfopitrpfniRger, man Op.
fsber.
aS6ene bar allereoe itaaet paa /
Here Waaneoer, o. set oil enOnu
pare en- goo Sio, fer Oe er afiIut.
te6e Og anlGget al araftitationer
NJ. NJ. fan anoenoes.
p9anif eanO". asbenbopn, s..
Auguit. 9oa set al 6oreningen
u0onif 9anO" afboIOte ierIte 5or-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / Tag beiIut.
te0es oct at uoienoe oct poa oct
fo~nititueren0e Me0e p%eota9ne Op.
roab i ct antoI at ca. 10000 ooer
beIe 2anoet.
Get meoOeltes, at 6oreningen /
De iiOite Gage bar BAIT en- SiIgang
al co. 300 WeoIpmmer, og at ben
foruoen De alt ifpnfeoe @aper pod
10000 ar. bar mootnget en- @ooe
poa $500 ar., at anuen0e efter
observation-disclosures egen geitem.
meIie, boorbos Den gennem I'll.
gang al liospnrige MeOlemmer bar
mootaget betp0eIige 8eIs6.
Nan oe6tog at lfoienoe BET isrite
Summer al 8oreningens Eiosifrift.
g7anif 9on6", / inoeopren6e Otter.
oar UNDER forelsbig Reoaftion al
8roprietqr, neutrality-suspicious. 2
@%renninq al Slan9erupgoaro OF
Or. polit. 6. @acfeprnng. inoe6oI.
oenoe en- flIoitpHoig ReOegsreIie for
6oreningens Fro9ram.
III Sefretar ualgtes cano. polit.
6r. Steeuberg al asbenbaun, Der
gi0er alle iornsone Oplpsnineer og
mootager 5nOmeloelier.
6n UaaO Sullonfart. 0aamarf"
aaaet neo / 2reiuno. 9alloneny Tan.
mart elf Den 10. %. 5ormioOag
ST $50 op ira @usoerfet peo
aIampea6org (Ueo asben5aon) meo
9remierlsitnont Ramm iom 5erer
% aaptain q. Z. 3. @uoerien %
9remierlsitnant Brandt Msaer iom
Basiagerer. Zen ieileOe / Retning
AZ RaIme.
III. f0A aif 9aaoneu neo i
Sunoet, 1000 Reter ira Ri0.
oelgruuosfortet. ll6eloet 6leo Oh.
ieroeret ioapel berira dfrioer 05pa.
g5t.~ Aar5us) ION ira SaItbolms-
flafiortet. % man uolenOte Camper.
ne pStu66eu" og 4Qii0oel9runoe-
ne. rSta66en~ anfom isrit % op.
to9 8asia9ererne % 8alonen. &c.
mere blep De ire Ofiicerer taget ON
9or0 i Q~finebaa0en o2osien@.
9aaonen par me6taget al 81
oanoet men BOG life eoeIaat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

tibet a6br1tian VIII oa bette
mipran9 I gluten. 5oorefter 5an iao /
5a~ngenifob I @liicfita0t / neiten
Ct ballot Aar.
&ulogiftsOOm / en- SinaitebnnOel.
Store 9renOum % Omegns Seite.
aoIsforening pr. Stierpiug fsbte /
gfteraaret en- 9ingit al @aaroeier
Chr. 0Ieien / 9Imtoft for 1000
SIR. fontant. Sineiten bar M iioite
5oraar imittet en- Gel 0opper meO
SnfIuen3a % / Den anleoning bar
Observation-Disclosures ia9isgt Chr.
0le'en til SonoelenS 0p99uelie
iamt til at gipe 6oreningen Ell Or.
itatnina pad 5000 SIR. 9eo Cps.
gnaro m. II. 9erreOers 8oIogifts.
rets Dom er / 5eIge silt. 9Io. {"
SIR. 0Ieien Osmt til at betaIe 6or.
eningen 1000 ar. / Griftstab, men
/ eori9t frifun0en for 6oreningens
5iItoIe. Dog ifal ban betoIe Salo.
beIen al Sogens SmfoItnineer me0
% 9r. 80 Gre.
Rilitere SallOnfGrere. arigsmi.
niteriet bar M / 5slge ngtott. "
itiaet tilitr9ftelige WioIer I'll Roa.
oie9eO for 0onif aeronnutiit Gel.
fab, ioaIe6es at bette bill uoIoane
fin 8aIon iaa mnnge 8onge, at
foreIsbig to Officerer oeO 59itnings.
ortileriet fan blioe uo0anneOe til
9alonferere. Zen fsrite 9a1on.
tur fon6t SteO ben t0.0s., men fit.
iom BET %fremeoar al SeIeerammer.
ne, life noget oioere beIoigt 5orIsb.
Omar Miffelien bier Sorsoaa
BEN Sos. opereret for en- airteliunlit
iom ban bar paaoraget 10 unoer
Strabaoierne / BrenIano. Soul.
ten bite zig + 5eIee 4Giget" At
ppre langt aIporIiaere emo anta9et.
men Qatienten 5aboe oct BOG nogen.
lunoe efter Operationen ban bIioer
neOiaget til at boIoe Sengen ! Ipn.
aere 1i0.
.Ginar @iffelien bar m%ootaget
Opiororing til at 6oIoe 5oreorog !
5tocf6olm. ct. 9~eters6org. Berlin.
4hmiteroam Antuerpen OF G6riitio.
nio.
Snnif besctnriif Screening. Belle.
10. 4nguit. Can't Degetariif Scr.
ening boI6t / 8aar Anrsms6e Der.
Ter oeotoges 1ililutning til en-
pantGnft norotif oegetariif Union.
og MAJ beilutteoe at uopioe Sooe0.
beitpreIien ira 3 til 3 Me6lemmer.
BenooIget bIeO 5n9enisr 3. Sdre.
Der ! SoIte iom 5ormano. 9prer DC.
Stocf6olm / Ssbsi % Gon0. mag.
Spur i a%s6en6apn. o. oesu0en
oatates SRI. 9ouiie Soft o. Carer
:. 6. 8eterien. geaae At as6eli.
5oDn Ill upite Mars Reoeiteo
oalgtes aar6us
SOruclnm6eOeu. Garoe, 10. I'm
quit. sos Ell f7aarig 5ieneitefarl
Dos 8aaroeier sans Sorenien / Bill.
luno er Der f~onitoieret 9srnelam5eo.
6iaerso. 10. auguit. 3iitrift5.
laaeu bar / Tag tonitateret ct Iii.
iqloe al 9~eruelam5eo 6os ct 9aa.
rigt Barn i en- f~85en6aonif 5amilie
oeo 92ann @rsnbed. ser Tor Iioen
lager poo Qauoet / 2iieleie. Bar.
net bleo lirnts Ell SD9eoutomos
oil tert III ct Soipital I aebenbapn.
) 0ngens sob er ale 2anoliggere /
2iieleie. aireiit oa Der toligere er
ioreiaIOet ct SiIip.e at 5DaOom.
men; Diitriftsl9geu mener Dog fife,
at Der er @runo III SmitteirDat, ga
De iorefomae SilfpIOe fife itaar /
5orbin0elie meo binan0en.
@asien lap Op. "a Susmeorene
runot ON i aars $50 iorle0en par /
Serb meo at tilbereOe Riooagsma.
ben, ejor0e @osapparnterne pluoie.
"a Strite. &nor mar 6aooe .au.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

5aooe 0p6olO Dos lin Ssn / Soan.
hinge er / 6sl9e o6ooborg Sit. q
lafgaaet peO 9poen / en- alOer af
Isl Mar. San 6apOe unoer Ere.
aarSfri9en siort Gieneite JON Sp-
aeposier poa 9a3arettet / 6reoeri-
Icia. Spanniuge BAR eaomu to BE.
~ternuer ira 5reoar5frigen
Siamciif 9eiDe. 9rins 6bira
af Clam meo @emaIinoe anfom
0nsong Sen los. til asbenbapn %
iortiatte Reiien meO Sertog til 9el.
iingsr. bpor De tog OpboIo pna Ma-
rieulpit. @na 9anegaor0en par
moot etatsraa0 anoerien og Bro
iesior 9oren3en.
yairfens 9ors6Gr." Otter 5ni.
tiatip al Eaitor MoGerup peO Sri.
6aunsfirfen I asben6aon og UNDER
bans 9eoeIie oil oen engeIife nGburh
4rmp" 9epegeIie bIipe ooerisrt poa
oonif grunO uaoer 0aon al Sir.
fenS a%orsbGr".
S9rens 5ormaaI ifal oGre peo
Brocesiioner o. 9ign, at bragg 5oIf
It'll 8nosteneite airterne og at
uoienoe Misiionprer blanot Oe 9e.
foIfninasifag, Der iiploen fommer /
airferne. Ogiaa iociaIt 9(rbeioe
ifnl bore ino un0er 9prens Dirt.
iom6eo. Serens Ne6Iemmer ifol
b9re Uniform og optages fsrit / 6P.
rem eiter at bope gennemgnaet en-
tbeoretiif og p~rattiif llo6nnneIies.
tio paa 1 Gar.
st mrrfeliat 6nno. 6iGerso.
8. au91it. 5 en- Sfop peo Gsroni
Bar man iuH0et Ell iuINitpnoi1 tsgen
@anosper'on "a. % 2ar 9nmmel.
San par itGrft forfommen og funoe
fife forflare, 9oorleoes Ban oor fom.
men SfoDen, % 5Dor bans alpoer
par; ban opgab at be00e anoerien
~ at 6aoe boet i 5reoerif sen Gu.
oenoes @a0e asben6non.
Strnensccs ll6r. gIonot Be 1in9.
oio. @rosierer T.. @rimitrup ( 80.
6eubouu Der efterlaot ia. er I 6elge
"ariit. 3ag6lao" Strueniees lIr
isr ban beIteg Sfafottet, aoo Strii.
en'ee Sfarpretteren lit ubr iom
6orpring. og Sfarpreterens 6amilie
bar ienere iolat ll6ret, iom OerbeO
er fommet / @rimitrups Sic. 9aa
Roienborg opbeoores Ell Spaiere.
itof, ser bar tilbert Strueniee, o9
0anif 6oIfemuieim bar bans &c.
Ietei; hbor SET aomIe Seieroprt MI
fommer ben, oi6es fife.
afflnpiet SmGOcifriOer. 6or
lpngere 5io iioen retteoe Socialiit.
blaoet Sfanoer6org et o%nOiin6et
angre6 MOB @oarOeier @orins
0ubr 5nun1noe. Ser beifpIotes
for at bare mis6anoIet en- 1ieueite.
oreng. 1p6r anIagoa Gag, og BET
.6ar M / 6gIge uSfano. u. Au."
pit iia. at 9eif0loniugen par iulo.
fommen uinnofproig. 5otialiitreo.
aftsren er 6erfor iosmt en- 9eoe paa
100 ar. % ifaf oesuoen betale 70
.ar. / Sa8somfoitningcr 81 800 ar.
E Gritatuing til Gp6r.
0OosialO. aominh trerenOe d.
reftSr FOR ganfen FOR aierteminOe o.
0megn o. @eooireftsr Tor Spare.
% 9a%anefnsien for aierteminoe
5obs. 5riis er 5re0ug ben 8. Mug.
|afaaaet oe6 OGDEN paa 0oenie Gu.
ge6us. efter en- Operation, 90 Aar
gammel.
SOmmctpOerier / ROsfiloe. Nos.
filoe, S. Auguit. 3osfiloe Boliti
bar M, uoen at Der er rejit Eiltale,
iluttet Sogen MOB TO uoenlanOite
Qommetpoe, Der bleu paagrebet paa
aong 5reoerifs gii9tteliesoag. Bar.
ret blper M eiter Suititsminiiteri-
cts Orore ienot no al 2an0et meO
3il6olo ON life at peioe tiIbage.
apinOen er ienot oirette til Baris,
,,oSo,e mouSat, rotiar 4fI Sou,h,tro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

Can't neronautiif Selifab meo.
0e!er ON llbelOet Of. a.:
5n0til 9oot @aloOelen al gre.
un0 Dar pasieret, eff ait normaIt,
men en- balO lime efter Dpitignin.
gen. ST. 1920, ialot galonen pluo.
ieligt ueo ira en- oeioe al 300
Nieter. 5aloet par iaa plu0ieligt,
at Der fife bar 5io til ll0faitning
al 9aaoiten eaer at iigre Jig 8eo.
ningsb9iter. 9asiagererne fIapre.
De 40 aurpeli nerne op / 9lettet. buor
De 6lep inotil De bleb reooeoe al
1amp6aa0en oStubben~ Sra
.5tu6beno reOOeoes gaaonen og
en- Del 1il6srelfer, fun ct enfeIt
Snitrument elf tabt. Baqonen al.
benteoes omgaaenoe al bet aeronau.
tfife Selifo6s 9aaonmeiter, Der itrnr
loo ben terre. aoriagen til u6el.
oct fan life iiees, fereno 9ollonen
er terret og r%epioeret; men bet for.
MODES, at oct ifploes en- Spr9ng.
ming I Sen eperite Gel af 9dllon-
bDIitret.N
0iamant6rDanp ben 16.os. Sire.
bag feireoes al f6u. Sitter Soban.
mes 5bomien og 5uitru Zine go.
pbig (. Often, al 9angsboitrano.
Son err SO 4or og Dun 81 2lnr aI..
og De bar bait 9 gern, booraf fun
3 leber. @e0ens ban, Der MI BE-
ifpftiger Jig meo BaaO6inoeri, er
unlminoelig raft % r6rig og fulo.
itpnoig a%anosfriif, er bans Suitru,
Der 10 ogiaa er 4 2nr plore, EN-
Del ibpffet. Sobs. 9bomien Oeltog
| 66lge o5rObpn. Nh iom befaren
Mnno / 5reonrsfrigen, par me0 |
beqge 5Iogene pe0 GcfernferOe og
gioroe Sieneite ON goro paa oinie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

s 5onlar og 5ebrrar noertereoe ni "a ~lnnobimone Bigger tne
BELT 4 goffer, og efter Oct itore initial 8shntnger, fom itrsnne.
De mo, bar ui 2o til at lutte, at man gdu os ret Dor Paditono
ON, at oanite Bigger life er 0pre. Nu Dor bi lat os til Opgane an
bente, at bette fife blot eHIoer ~ufnobimore men oooo inobunone
Bigger. Gerfor fsIgenbe 1iIbuo:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-27

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-09
KANSAS FOR ROOSEVELT.

Independence. Kan, May S-After
adopting resolutions favoring the en-
tire Progressive movement the Re
publican State convention, today,
named these four delegates large to
the national convention and instructed
them for Roosevelt
Henry J. Allen of Wichita Ralph A.
Harris of ottawa: Ansel Clark Of
sterling and John Nj. Landon OF indie
pendanee.
The Taft strength in the convention
was 104, the Roosevelt strength 100.
When the resolutions committee
brought in a report indorsing the rec
ord of Senator La Toilette, the candi-
daey of William Allen White for Nh
tionai committeeman to succeed David
w. Mulhane and instructing the four
large to vote for Roose-
welt, stephen Walker of Columbus. a
Taft delegate, moved that that portion
of the resolution endorsing Senator In
Toilette be cancelled, that Mr.. Null
hane be endorsed for national commit
teeman and that the convention in
struct the delegates for Taft
Walkers motion was lost, 80 to l04, aud
Continued on Page Tweive)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-09
Steel Corporation Employees
Burned Papers on Orders.

New York, May sThe destruction
of the evidence used before the grand
jury in the famous jackson wire pool
by officials of the American Steel and
Wire CO.. one of the big subsidiaries
OF the United States Steel Corpora
tien was tire principal subject of the
testimony today. in the hearings of
the governments dissolution suit
against the corporation before Com
missioner Henry r. Brown. 1t is the
governments purpose. according 10
Judge Dickinson. special counsel in
the case, to determine whether the pa
pers were destroyed before or after the
filing of the pending suit on Oct. %
last.
Tile testimony, today, was by Harry
A. Whitney, until recently sales agent
at the Worcester. Mass, works, of the
American Steel and Wire CO. He as
serted that ne personally burned the
eyidence--at runk full of minutes and
other records of one of the pools in
which the wire conspiracy is alleged to
have participated. Whitney said that
he received the instructions to destroy
the evidence from Frank Beaekes, vice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-09

president of the company, but when
Judge Dickinson pressed him to give
the exact date upon which he received
the order, his memory failed him.
Whitney caused a sensation in the
court room when he told of an alleged
conversation that occurred between
himself, Beaekes and George w. Crag-
in, whitncy's immediate superior in
the company. just before being called
to testify in the grand jury investi-
cation, last January, into the destruc-
ton OF the papers.
AS sworn to by the witness the con-
versation raised the question whether
whitney was instructed to testify that
Cragill and not Beackes had given the
orders that the evidence be burned.
Whitney was apparently reluctant to
repeat the alleged conversation, but
WAS finally pinned down to saying that
Cragiii said that he (Cragim testified
that he gave the order himself and
that Cragin wanted me to avoid say
ing Beaelles gave me the instructions
if | could
Beackes hasfbeen subpoenaed as a
witness in the pending suit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-09
York Beach Is Visited by
Destructive Fire.
Seaview House Destroyed, Al
so Cottage and Other Buildings.
Origin Of Fire Unknown, But Incen.
diarism Is Suspected.

York Beach, Me. May S.--The Sea-
view House, a cottage, an Ice house
and two stables, were destroyed in
an early morning fire which threat
ened TO destroy a large part of the
long beach section, here, today. The
loss was approximately $4,000. The
absence of wind and the use of five
streams of water by the local firemen
succeeded in checking the flames
from spreading to nearby hotels and
cottages. although il was two hours
before the blaze was put under con-
troll. The origin of the fire is not
known. although ineendiarism is sus-
pected
Starting in a barn in the rear of
the Seaview Hotel. the fire secured
considerable Roadway before being
discovered. The stable soon became
enveloped and the hotel, a four-sto
wooden structure was soon a mass
of flames. There were no guests in
the hosiery. as the opening season
at the beach will not take place un-
I'll next month.
The flremen worked hard to pre-
vent the fire from jumping to other
hotels in the vicinity and after a hard
fight were successful, although at one
time the Hiawatha a hotel separated
from the Seaview by a small build
ing. was in imminent danger of be-
ing destroyed. cottage house own
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