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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-02
MINING.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Money on call.
2si per cent. Time money in the week was
not especially active. Rates: 3a3l9 per cent
for sixty days, 3a3A per cent for ninety
days. 3AQ3I2 per cent for four and I'VE
months. 3laG32i per cent for six months
and 3a.G4 per cent for over the year. Mer-
camille paper was issued in fair volume.
Rates: 4d4i2 per cent for sixty and ninety
days Endorsements +l4ia per cent for
choice four and six months single names
and ; per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign eX-
change market was quiet and barely steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-02
u G. TREASURY FINANCES.

yashington. June lat the beginning Ct
business to-day the condition Of the United
States Treasury was: -
Working balance in Treasury oflces, $6l
In banks and Philippine Treasury, $685.
Tn total balance In the general fund,
'T,"0iIarv receipts Yesterday were $2.l8.-
pr with ordinary disbursements of A,426,-
M a., 90
The deficit 10 date this fiscal year is S.
ls5 ia as against a surplus OF 26.g75.9li at
fLis time last year.
rhcse figures exclude Panama Canal and
nublic debt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-02

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston, Sc
premium: Chicago, 20c premium; New Or
leans. commercial par. bank 81 premium:
St Louis, 35c premium bid. 40c premium
asked: Minneapolis. soc premium; Ch2rles-
ton, buying par. selling lilo per cent pre-
MUM: SAN Francisco, sight &c, tele-
graph &c
SILVER MARKET-CommcrCi bar sill
YER 607sc Mexican silver dollars, 4sc. Bar
silver In London closed ~ 2\d.
MEXICAN EXCITANGE.-Mex ex-
change on New York Is quoted at 2lll2
T-B-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was
creditor TO the Clearing House for S563.oSO
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURING co.


No. 65 Wall Street
New York city, June LIST, 1912
eIst CONSECUTIVE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
A dividend Of ONE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT QkT) has been declared on the stock
OF this company. payable July ], 19l2. TO stock
holders OF record June 49, 1912.
HENRY z MLRRAY. Secretary
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M I'M NC.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
NMaturlnB l1l3-'2I)
Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzellar, No a.

FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzellar, No. a
Pine street)
Name. Maturity Int Weld
Atlantic Coast Line c. 19l3-17... ~ ~
Buff. Roch & p AN p C, 1927. 4. 4,
Cent OF Ga Ry 4h-5 p c. l9l3-I7.. ~ A..
Central II OF n J 4p c, 19i3-l7.... Az
Ches & Ohio c. l0l3-l7.........4a AZ
Chicago & Alton 4aA-5 PC. lels-'io IA
Oh & Elast III 4h-5 C. 1gl3-17... IA AZ
OR & Ry 4lz-6 p c, l9l3-19 -. AZ Az
Gin Ham & 49, p C., l9ls-2o.... 81 AZ
Del & Hudson 4h p c, 1922. ......... AZ AZ
Erie 4-ils-5 p c. l9l3-l7............5 Az
Hooking Valley 4-4l1 c, i9l3-'ls... ~
Hudson & Man p c. lal3-'l9..... So 4.
X c ~ & Mem "A p c, l9l3-'l5...5 Al
Kan City South AZ p c. l9i3-15.. AZ
Leh Valley 4-4ls p c. i9l3Jl8. ~ AZ
Missouri Pacific p c. 1913 l7........ 81. AZ
Mobile e. Ohio 40 c. igl3-'l6..... Az
" Cent Lines c. 1872 ...... "a Az
Norfolk e. West p c. 1875 ..... AZ AZ
Pennsylvania 3H-i c. I9I3-'i7 L.. "A A..
ST l. & F 4-4h5 ? c. lol3-'l7..... 50 ~
do guar A c g. c. i9l3-l7... 8 Al
seapoard Air Line 4is-5 C, 1887. Az
Southern Ry 3h4-4h p c. i0l3-2l.. AZ All
Virginian Ry 8 p c. 1919. 5h AZ
Wabash r r 4h-5 p c, 19l3-'2i...... 81 Az
Wheel & l. z AS c. i9la-'22..... 81 AZ
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
AMERICAN Can COMPANY.

\ quarterly dividend OF one and one-quarter
GkcS) per cent has been declared upon the
Preferred Stock OF this Company, payable July
LIST, 1912 to stockholders OF record at the close
Of business June 18th. 1912.
Transfer Books Will remain open. Checks
mailed X. II. ISNON, Secretary.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

for the 33seoo shareS
3712eo sharesfo tho corresponding day in 1911 :.
inclusive oHeo9oo snare' ''
40 shares fol the period in 1911
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PRICE COMPARISONS
Variations in Prices of Food.
stuTs from Last Week.

The following table shows the highest
lowest and average prices Of nineteen arti-
cles of current consumption for the week
Just ended, compared with the averages for
the week ended May IS:
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the closing quota
lions for stocks in which there were no
transactions yesterday on the New YORK
Stock Exchange:
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STOCK EXCHANGE RECORD.

The weeks transactions as daily recorded
on the New York Stock Exchanso are
given below. with comparisons with rrs,l-
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N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

Pat g. = G.. u3ls vih
STANDARD go. CO
do LIST Is. ..l0t los
81 j Gas IS. 9S BY
edo com 6s.l0+ l0o
sP c O 6s... vsh
syr @ LIST IS. 102h los
g 1t & p %. S3x sAH
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Bower. Griswold & Co. No ..
Broadway. New York. and No. 20S Eas
German street. Bait!more)
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
Quoted by Gilbert Elliott 6 Co, No. 81 Wal
street,
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

.Ex dividend. tIncuding all new stock div
ldend and subscription.
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INDUSTRIAL.

Shares Open Hlgh' Low
ZOO 'AIIied secur Co.. 50 S., ~ 81
700 British-Am Tob.... n 21S ~ 90
100 Houston Oil ..... 1914 l2h IN 90 10
1855 Leh V Coal Sales. 243 243 40 I5z
$50 Loose-Wiles Bisc.. 37k BIN 36H 1"ou
2SSS M MsPtsSt n Tr1 ns% 81 tx % l
900 'Mays Oil ........ 30 30 90 90
stan OH OF n $50 $50 $50 go go
10 Unit Cigar Stores. 22s go 2s ~
$50 U s 1t & lit new. 1Sh 1919 ls5 lSH
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Furnished by Charles D. Barney & CO, No
Broad street New York, and No ~ sout'
4th street. philaGe!phlaD
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RAILROAD

R.s & Alb 2l5 2ls B & W Il PTS "A
r & Maine ~ 08is NY Nh z El35i1 1891
Boston Elev 12i = i2S " - Ry.. Si's Is
Bos & " FL -- 1OizI
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished b. Charles Head g. Co, No "a wall
street)
LAND.
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FURNISHED by W. n. Golfer & Co.. No 43 Ced
street)
,Aco,uad intsrast n ~ adda1A

sCoupons interchan geable. Registered, tCou-
pons. tReystered and coupon.
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NEW Work BANK STOCKS.

FURNISHED by 5. II. Z. Pell Co.. No. 81 wall
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

rnished by williams Mcconnell & coleman
No G0 Wall street
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OF mtg. !
L. N c. al..
n
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Dill ABEL EEIA STOCKS,

sInterest to be added.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14

ilpgtet gennem en- Del Stou til
6loOen. eiter ale oe gtouesbpro,
man bar BORT ON 6omilien55or
ipnes llOoaOen at maatte pGre Sol.
mon0s @qrf. ) ,Rerioner bar pGret
arreitereOe, men er after l6sla0t
oOno0a Bee gsr opn9rfiom
poo, at Mor0et al Oisie otte Menne.
tier bar en- iorunoerlig 2ig6eO meo
fire onOre 0}or06onolinger, Ser er
6eeaoet oct iioite 9tar - to i stan.
Jas. een i Colorado og cen 5q
5 allie lilfploe er Der 6rugt Dp.
ientlig iomme 9rabsmiooel, allie /
Suiet er 0rebt, og Oe er orp6t mems
De Iaa % iop. 5 in9en al Oi5ie iii.
iqloe er Moroeren eaer 0lorOerne
bleuen fln0ne eaer pongre6ne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14
Drebt peo 5lYpnin9.

9af5ington, If. SUM. 5lgpe.
fpuien bar after 0ag trGUet TO
Ore. Get bar 2eihpant (. y. aoa.
3el5urit al II. z. 2lrne og 2llireo
Z. &elib, en- proiesiouel slipper
@rig6t 9rgoreues GnploD Deres
lenIGite0e GIG oro8eS irem IRA III.
Der 9iuinerne al 0ere5 tnllte Qia-
time llIDtten inotruf lm0er en- al
Re9erm8en ioreitreUea BropeiIgo.
nmg me0 Ell 9Ireoplan, lom ari85.
oepartenentet 9aU0e beitilt
Ter bleo itrats u0nGpnt en- mi.
liter a9oaro" Ill at beiteHme ulDt-
ten5 @lariag, men oet er rinleiiBt,
at Den oIrtelige 9loriug dlorig oil
blDe tenOt ,SolOet ifete iaa plu0ie.
liz % uDentet ina De 10 mgote Oeres
$40 u0en at pnre / Sto1O til at
agre oct allerriligite ior at aippr9e
oen. S0o al 9erens 6lpoere bar
6lau0t 9ilituerne, men oe fan iffe
iortlare oct ifete.
9loiotor 8eDi5, boiS 9jem er Der
| 9pen, baooe ilere Gage oemon.
itreret meo Qleroplanet. glQe arigs.
Oepartementets 6or0rin9er par meot
paa cen ner en- OpitignIng 1000
500 10 0tilutter meo en- 9Ggt
al 450 4llno. @elib oiOite, at 03o.
itinen par iStalpO til at beitaa ,Bre.
ben, for 0en baDOe beitaoet oen /
0opton g., unoer OrniIIe g9rig6tS
Seoelie, ier ben ien0tes al Steo, %
ban bar bleoen itoalnooia ouer
Here misIptfeoe 6orise.
nSeg pil foretage ben Opitigning
/ 2(iten eaer oi0e @rut0en 6porior,@ a
iagOe BAN oa ban 6egpnOte 5orbe-
reOelierue SSea er trGt al gtarre.
itre9er~, tilfeieoe ban. 5oa @fimlt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14
POLITICS AGAIN.
Q3y a voter

This paper should not be a
participant in political quibbIing.
But it is within reason that the
main outstanding questions of
the day should find reasonable
treatment in its pages. During
the storm-and-stress period Of
an election year, very much is
said aud written which had bet
ter been left out, since it only
serves to embitter the minds Of
men.
For certain reasons which TO
me seem good and sufficient, and
which | state to You privately,
Mr. Editor, herewith submit
another English communication,
hoping, certainly, that none Of
your readers will cancel their
subscription on the ground that
they pay for Danish paper,
not one that prints an occasional
English article. | shall endeav-
or to present my remarks with
self-control, and in a spirit Of
fairness.
Whether, as recently stated,
Taft will go down in History as
one of the greatest statemcn of
our country, remains to be seen,
and will largely depend, | fancy,
ON the man that writes said his
tory An unimpassioned specta-
tor wilLlook twice and yet find
nothing about Taft which will
warrant the epithet of great, ex-
cepting always mere physical
matter.
As I see it, Roosevelt is not
simply a political parsonage, or
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14

ter ienere iag0e ban, at 9on par f9r'
dig. 9eitnant 9a5elburlt iul8te
@ell9 1 0laifinen og inotog en-
@asiogers @laOs. 2leroplanen be-
gpnote at flpOe itaOig til en- @gjOe
al 200 500; Oo Loo 8eli6 OiHce-
reren ne0enun0er forItaa, at M par
6an fproig TIL Den egentlig DpItIg-
ming. Oa oenne ifIIoe tage i'm Be
gpnoelie, beieoe 2llumimtm.8nt9er'
ne opao, iaa oe neiten meotes ooer
Qtotoren % Oiuitinen ialot tort
iogt til 5orOen meO neunte llO.
ialo.
9eitnant 9a5elburit er ben treoe
Officer, Der er ontfonlnen 2Iero-
ploniol0. 2oitnant 05omas @.SeIi-
ri0ge me0te 8eoen / Ell Qtaitine,
iom falot meO 6om % OrDiIIe
g8rig6t oeo Sort Mper, 8a., Sept
1908, % 2ejtnant o. 6. Ui. aellp
ianot lin 2e0 peO ct 5dlo neo
en- al 2lrncena 6lpoemaifiner oeo
Son 2lutonio, Ger, 6ior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14
Sampifi6SnOtiticr.

IS. ). Gietgen@ er afiejlet ira
G6riItioniono meo 179 9a5iogerer
% uente8 til 9}elp gorf 0eH Is. o5.
Oil otter aiiejle 0erfra Den y. os.
og penteS on til G6riitioniauo Sen
7. Suli.
llniteo States" oil afeile ira
e5riitiaaiano ben -. os. % pente5
oo til 9}en Dorf Den p. o5.
Oscar ben 2(noen@, anfom til
Gep 9orf ben II. os., Dil aiieile
0criro ben 20 IS. % pente5 0o til
Sdauoinouien ben 30 2llni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14
,,nternational Ret. 4,aris,

,,nter1atioual 6et. Faris, -.
@}ai @aa aonierencen ior inter-
national Diet, Ger oi9ie Tag 5ol-
ser .QioOe Der, blep Der @aar al.
la9t 9eretnin9er ON internationaIt
Goloaiit9ppicn. Qioere Orefte6e
man Spergsmaolet ON territoriale
6arpanoe % ON ll0Jpering eno,
pioere bleu Der ailagt 9eretaing
ON Sporgsnlaalet an9aaenOe en- IN.
ternotional Re9ulermg al Sami9rO-
lien paa 9nnoepeie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14
On gQ Ie(ig uOaaO.
Gn 6amilic ni 6 MeOlemmer % to
6cipgenoe finOes OrGbte
oeres Scnge
SOrclp6ig intet SpOr al
5Or6rDOeren.

gilliico, 3a., 10. SUM - 0tte
Olemueifer er 9lot blepen org6t
oeres 5enge 5oiep5 9. 0}oores
Stem 0enne 9p. 9e oar aIle ionl.
men 6rpbt meo en 2fie, o. oere5
6opeeer par ido irpgteIigt famie-
reoe, "a oct npppe Dor muli9t at
qenfea0e 10 Snoopigerr, ser par
/ 9eieg bosMoores. 3e ore6te par;
2Soieq5 q. g}oore, % bans 0mtru
oeres ire 9ern - Serman 1t
9lar), Catherine @ aarl, 9opo q
Mar % 4onl (6 9lor) oa to Soitre
iom par Ser @eis9 = 9ena StiI.
finger % Mari % 0}ae Stillin-
ger @ aar)
6orbrnoelien op6a9e6es i5rit, 0a
en- 0ctient I Moores Supplement
s6op@ off til Moores Stem for at
fin6e I'D, bpa0 Ser oar @rtn6en tl
at ocaue life ofite ia i'm 5orret.
ming. IA yGlerf"en ian0t 0erene
aflaoie0e, GorOinerne rltlIe6e ne0
for &inOnerue Oh BAN ingen Men.
neifer iaa 0eromfrin0 unOerretteOe
ban 0a6oerne, og me0 0eres Siplp
breo Dan ino / 6uiet. Der Diite ig
iaa set grIiomme SDn! Dc 0s0e
ian0tes paa cen llnotogelie mar
oeres Senge / noturlig iopenoe 5til.
ling, % f6r man ioa Girene me0
fuIite 0ooe0er og oct blooile 5rn-
9etsi ane6e man intet forfert On
bto6i0 gfie me0 6oor % 6ierne.
materie paa, aa5enbart Qra5smi0-
let iauOtes ct GqreGe ooenpaa
Q}r. % Q}rs Moore iau0tes /
cen Sena % SenaefIpoerne paa
Dem BAR life iorit1rret ! en- anoen
Seng ian6tes TO al 9renaene. Se.
itereH en treoie Scul. og Oen ong.
tie lreag en- minore Seuq ior iia
ieIo ! inaen ai Senaene oar 5eu9e.
Hr0erne foritnrret - Stilliuger
9i9eme ian0tes ct Gnrelie en-
anoen Gel al Suiet. Ger al 0em
bar Q'rrfer a. at 1un par paagnet,
ier 2ta1re6 paa 6en0e itete, oa at
bun 5apoe fpmpct ior 2ioet
2cnne 5roaeoie er en- al De melt
5enmelq6co5iulSc ION gooeHs
6aoue5eoerc Coma 6or 6ait meo
at acre Ser er a6iolut intct Spor
ION tan 6ercttiae no1eu }lrreit on
Man9Ien al et mnliqt 01otf0 aer
at 2ftoriteterne itaar ol0eles raao.
pil6e "a iorIe9ne, Zen eneite null.
oe uctne" er 6inaermarter paa
2fieu
Qlr N}oore. ser oar ct troiait
Meolem al 0en pres6oterianife Stir.
fe, tog i'm Bontilie til en- 9sreieit
! airfeu I 2lftes, oa 6a Sc gif 6iem
6wiro. illgte shllmacr.gigerne |
meo oem
Q2oore bar en- belaatet oa oel- 4,
itoaenoe Torretninasmono I gifi.
lea. ca ban ioreitoN oesuoeu en-
9rauc6e al 3obn Deere 4lom SO.
/ 8eo 0af - 1omilien par bel f,
fenot al mango / bao0e Council /
9hifis 90 Oma6a. bpor 9eretnin. |
qen ON oenS 7ra6 bar paft tor
Senioton.
5ma6a!9looene al l2. IS. mel.
Der ON boaoe 6pao Der er giort Tor |
at fomme pao Spor efter M}oroeren, |
og ale tenfelige @rilnOe til mis-.
gerningen er oberpeieoe oa 0r6ite- F,
Be- men bonoe 9IoOburoe og alt ,
moet bar biotil ppret ior9ppes. ,
20 8orisg meo 9loO6up0e bar !
feSt ti( geitgrenen al RoOanao ri. ,
Der. "a man bar taaet Sluoene oper |
paa Sen moOiatte 5ioe oi 6Iooen, |
men mileIanat lonas 6looen bor oe !
intet 5por finnct iinOe Sun feIer !
man Tia forpisiet ON, at Moroeren
6or nroganet gDens gaoer og er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14

selfaggrandizement He is the
representative of an Era, just
as much as was president Jack
son, in his day.-Now, ! men,
tion jackson adyisedly, since we
all dearly love precedent.
Jackson is the precedent for
Roosevelt.
Andrew Jackson was a man
of remarkable personal qualities.
Not much of a student, he. But
a born fighter, a leader of men,
of downright honesty and integ-
rity He was for the people as
against the aristocratic hauteur
of his time, the which was per-
sonifed in such men as Adams,
Calhoun, Hayne, etc. In Jack
sons S election says one histo-
rian, the so-called aristocracy
was oyerthrown, and democracy
pure and simple came into pow
er. OF this new force in public
life jackson was the ideal. His
election marked a revolution.
Also, let me quote a passage
from Calhoun, in order that we
may have the view Of the ari-
stoerats. People do not under
stand liberty or majorities. The
will of a majority is the will of
a rabble. Progressive democra-
cy is incompatible with liberty.
Democracy is levelling-this is
inconsistent with true liberty
This surely may be called pret-
ty hot stuff. Calhoun talks of
liberty quite in the sense of the
constitution, as understood by
the aristocrats. All men are ere
ated equal - all men, that is
to say, who at the time Of the
adoption of the constitution were
free men, and who happened to
have a skin of a certain color.
Very good In the above quota
tion from Calhoun the view of
the aristocrats is succinctly stat
ed. Liberty has nothing to do
with the majority, the rabble!
Now, Mr.. Voter, Taft is a sort
Of re-incarnation of the old !
. Adamic hanteur. The issues
are somewhat different now, but
the spirit IS quite the same. Jack !
son and Roosevelt are identic in
being for the people, which
means for true democratic gov
under the republican |
form. Calhoun, the great Null
fer, was violently bent on pre-
serving and upholding the Ma
ster and Slave system the ma
ster to have every advantage Of !
education and ease, the slave to /
be kept in ignorance and squalor /
Thus, indeed, the majority should
always remain a rabble.
The education of the masses
must of necessity have an i'm
portant bearing ON the issues of /
our day. With education comes
understanding and insight. There
is nothing in the science of gov
ernmeut that the average mind !
cannot grasp Then why make /
such hot bones about it as Taft !
is prone to do? The judge is /
empowered to fine anyone for
contempt The people absolute !
" must have the right to oust
tricky Understanding Judge.
This is the Recall.
l will state frankly that
don't see how Roosevelt can con-
strue his well-known declara-
tion: under no circumstance to |
be a candidate for denomination,
as applying merely to three con
sequtive terms. But he has done
it, He knows what he is about |
We accept him as a leader in a
new era. But this thing of quot
ing Scripture against him should |
not be indulged in with too much |
since a candle NAV /
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Den repubIifanife domination.

2a96Iaoene gap / CirS0a95 fol-
5enoe Cberiigt oper Situationen:
7eleJoter ititruere0e Tor Gait o9
fife cotteite6" poi
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Sra 9eriien. 5 ct Telegram til

Sra eeriien. 5 ct Telegram til
.Sr. @eter96or9 Seleoram6ureau
SaIar eO-2auIe5 Sn0bol-
0et al Oe 6orOringer, iom ban bar
itiIlet til ben periiife 9iegerin9. @an
iorIunger 5nOfaloelien al Ell aon-
terence, iaHmeniat al Nepraientan-
ter for 6offet, W1iniiteriet, Suren
og Stanme-0Oeu5ooe0erne; Den ifal
aT5olOe5 / Saltanu6o0 og ifat for.
5anOle oa1 5oorle0e5 Der fan finoeS
Ell llopei al oet nlprrenoe llfore.
ShlIoe 6or0ril9erne blipe afpdte,
trucr Salar e0.9nula6 me0 at rDf.
te iren meo 10000 5om 5en9io-
ne mord66ereotc 8riacre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14

1oozso1=ozc=oo@o
9nr0gtt ruttnt.
Sen =. international3 aOu8res
til 9e5anOling al Spprg5naaIet ON
@ooregier for SuitejIaoa er ben Is.
0}ai blepen aobnet i SEM
Set teologiife Somfun0 i Stan-
omopien BAR / Btnien aibolOt 9lor5-
mp0e 9}orrfopiug, SOerrig. Oto-
oct par beio9t al So 3elegereOe.
2(uitpoliens 9opeoitoo. 6grite
9rnmie ior &lanerne til en- SoOeo.
itoo for De iorenOe ouitralife Stater
er tilOelt Ell 2lmerifaner. @reulisn
er paa 1850 8una Stcrlina. 9ln.
ben Pr9mIe paa 100 @unO Ster-
ling tilial0t 6inaen @lieG Saari-
nen 9eliingiors. ~ -
81 ~
General goot6 2on0on. %.
0ioi. 2jenlngerne bar @oar til-
Jet General 9oot5, DER npli8 6leo
opereret ior 5tpr. @eo llnOer p9el.
len fonitntereoe5 Bet at 9etanoelien
i giet bar 6peot Jig, o9 at Der nu
er aiOorlig 6are ior, at @ener0Iea
Ital mnte Spnet, . a~--e
-s'e.3i9 Ea. ~
SDit &ocfout. sra Sannoper mel
oes, at llrbejO5giDerne / Qietalin-
0ltitrieu bar Oeotaget at u0eluffe
SO pGt. al 2Gr6elOerne, og 2lrbejoer.
he oereiter 5ar ertleret alnpinoelig
Strife. 2Ilt 2lr6eioe 1 0fetalpare-
6rantben er 0erior M Go. 0{aD
itonOiet.
.,..s.@as.s,t,... --~---. ="
@rpferne paa R6o0oS. Berlin,
2S. 0lai 5il g9erl. Iage6l." tele-
9raieres ira 9iom: Gn 3eputation
ira @rpferue paa 9f5ooes oil ali.
fomme 5ertil (til 9RomD for at taffe
9iegerinoen for 2enS gefrielie og
uotale 2nifet ON, at ben life igen
moa fonrme UNDER tprfiif 0erre-
0emne.
Sra 5slan0. 9ieQfjapif IS. Qtai. |
Faa ct &elgerm6oe ber / 8oar
pe0to8ea oct neiten enitemngi9t at
neolrgge @roteit moo aulmonopo.
let oa at rette en- Opfor0rinq til |
}Llt6inaet ON at qenoptaae 6or- |
6llnOsioaen og n0iGtte 6or6anolin-
aerne OH 2Gnorin9erne / 6oriot. |
nnq5lopen.
Qreuaeiultanea trpt al at re. |
gere. aonitontinopel, s. 3mli 5 |
ct Telegram ira 1e5eran 6e6oer oet, |
al 5uItaa }l5me0 S9a5, 3renqe- |
iaItmlen I @eriien er misfornoiet |
meO I'm Stillina o9 at 5on oiloe
o9 6e9ipe ing til iiH 6a-
Der Ooesia, 9lu9lau0. 5oiS 6an
fife 6Ieu 5olot tilboge me0 0}agt. |
Slipper % .gos oger Orp6t. @}our
melon 8ronfria 10. 3uni. Gn al
0e beoIt fcn0te 2lpiotifere, aauner-
lina oq en- 2nQenior peo 9}aDn
6ouueG, Der flpi ionunen meO 6om
iom GoSiager, 6lep @oor 0rubt
poa Ste0et be0 at iol0e 800 500.
&lnmerlng prQpeoe en- M Qtono.
plon Q}on ioo @laifincn ipmae |
ooloiomt og oerpoo fal0e.
0oeriponnelier llugarn. SRA |
manae Ste0er llnaarn nreloeS onl
QoerioonmcIier. 5 0}orio 9io0ma
er Here 6uie iDrte6e ionmen. 3 |
.S8iloapiomIpo, 93oS}reaeu % Ma
ro8 @oiortelo / Sie6enturoen bar
OoeriDanmeIierne onrettet Sfooe |,
til man9e 0}flIioner aroner. 1ra-
fiffen er mange Ste0er of6nlot.
@1onae 9ienneifer ifol pnre onfom
he.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14

@i6raltar6eiog. Gibraltar, S.,Su-
nj. @renlierminiiter 2l5quit5, fsrite
2lOmiroIitetg(or0 G5urc5n og 9i-
ceuOmiral @rins 2oui5 al 9atten.
berg, iom fom 5ertil i 1ors0n88
Paa gH 3nipeftionsreiie reiite
tilba9e til gn9IanO / 0oar efter
ct fort 9ei6g 3an9ier 5 mili-
tare 8re0ie a4lier man bette 9eieg
al oen It6rite gigtFg5e5, 5a 9efat.
nin9en @i9raltors 6nitting er
ior lille. @}an tror, at Sen oil 6li.
oe ioritprfet meo 1000 0}anO.
Sor0 aitcbener % anore @eneraler
bar alto o9ret ino0 at 5ape Ell
lille 9ei9tntHg @ibralter. 3e tire
6eio9en0e iltipicerte 1otferne, 02a-
gaiinerne o9 aIippe.6orterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14

9iografteater-lllDffe / Spaaien.
2lnoea @inieoog opitoO ser 5to /
ct 9iogrofteoter / &ilIareoL ser oar
tpt i0Got meo (ilifuerc.
(eatret par in0rettet / Ell ti0dge-
re 9ptif % bopoe finn cen ll0aanA
oe0 6pilfen FroieftonSopporotet oar
opidllet, ioo at lloganaen ipprrc.
0eS oe0 GfSploiionen.
Ser uo6ro0 eli irD9telig 8anif.
Gilif1erne bemrrfeoe en- onoen 86r
poa oen 2no8onQen mooiatte SiOe
% itormeoe irem moo oen; men
06ren bar Iaaiet. @}pngoen preaie-
Oe olli9epcl poo 6cr; mou9e 6leo
troo0t neo, fooIt eGer brpnot
80 Menneifer omfom. Gn iene-
re @2el0inQ Tiger, at nOerligere / al
oe ioare0e er 0o0e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-14

Eripoli8-2(fiGreh. 9lonl, 26. Mai.
Zen ira1ite 2omper oGatcae".
Der nleo so ira SmDrnn n0Uiite Sta-
lienerc er anfomnen til 9}eapcl, ct
/ 6apnen peo Smprnd blepen 5e-
ifuot All 8ortcrne, uoen at 5fii0ene
ooa ranlte. aaptainen bar ino6erct-
tet .Sagen til oen franife aoniuG,
Scr lopcoe at gipe lin 9ieaerin04Reo-
0elelie 0eronl
1il 9rinoiii og ]}eopel ,ntom-
mer Der itaoig atdlienere, Ser er
uopiit al lprfiet. 9ie9eriigen poer
Dem al nullig 6iplp, Oa De er blot.
te0e for oft, i0et De er 6lepen plnn-
oret ior gortreiien. sra nrle Siocr
Itreniner Der genqe og Silbn0 ON
9(rbeioe til oe uopiite inO.