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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08
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MaOs 6s6Olm / arreitcn.
CT 8reO ira oen 6iemlgie e.

"a Siulnloger Seiien at StGrb9f
og &eOafter SpenOien al 9aOers-
len ben 81. 1Sanuar le0iogeOe 0tuoS
ga6olm til Slesoig for at orOne
Nooipsrgsmaalet % ANDRE 6orbolO
/ Be otte Tiger, Den biemlGie ituIoe
ifoOe bag 2oos og 2utfe, n9gteoe
5engielsOireftgren. 4%mtsOommer
9o6n, iom man oil butte, at gioe
IiaaOelie til, at ggboIm fif tillenot
en- 0anit Aois.
Oenne RegteIie par ret mprfellg,
efteriOm 6engiels6eitemmeliern If
fe forbpOer 5angerne 4pisl9sning,
men tuprtimoo UNDER oisie 6orbolo
tianOer, at 6oIf, Der maa afIone
Strofie al politiife og lignanoe
8run6e, fonr ct 0ag6Ioo tiIitiQet. 5
Bette 5ilf9l0e 0reier BET Jig 10 life
engong ON 5pngiel. men ON Irrelt,
Den miIoeite 5orm Tor S~nOe'ppr.
ring.
timber Samtalen meo AmtsOom-
meren ff 9fe0aft9r SpenOien BET
Snotrpf, at Hngtelien fun OreieOe
iig ON en- 0onif 2lpis. % ga ban
fife funoe tro, at 6or6uOet ituIoe
omfatte ale 6ormer al 8luOefter-
retninger, ienotes Der 0ogIig ira
6oOersleo til Ntoos ggboIm / Sles-
pig AmtsretsfpngieI ct gfsemplar
al y6onOernihe 3eitung", unOer-
tfoen ogioa ct al y4penraOer Gage
6lott".
5 bpert 3itfqI6e fun0e 0isie Bio
oes 5no6olo fife opre / MooItrio
meo Sc / SIesOig rao0enoe politi-
ife N~nifuelier, % @o6s Gg6olm
oiloe 10 6og funne 6oI6es unoerret-
tet ON St0e15 g~e9iDenbe0er Oct,
Der rammer Ell 5an9e baaroeit, er
ofte 5elelien al fuIoitpnoig at ppre
u0eluffet ira Omoer6ensn.
Zen Is. 5ebr in0lsb ct 8reo
fra SEN 6iemIoie, Tfrepet poo ct me-
get u5ebipIpiomt 81if og neo oen
oonife Sntnin9sbpgning iom moe
Zig 8nggruro. Oct Ipoer i Ouer-
i9ttelie ioaleoes:
YSlespig. Den 10. 6ebr 1912.
Setl
Slesoig, Sen 1872 1912.
5pngieIsoirefter So6n.
Sr. Heoaftor q. Spetoieu,
Sdoerslep.
ge0 Sr. 5pnq'elshireftsren er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08
Gil SOlOere Of p5nore WisiiOns Siocnbe"
% ngnnefiet".

Com aaereOe t%iOligere meoOelt gernem y9unferen" er nQn.
uefiet" ira Npaar 1912 opbsrt at %uofonnne iomt ieloItpnoiot 9loo.
Oct oil berefter finoes ion en- af6eling u.s. V. q Der Iamhoia
litter 5ormGt og lloftpr, ioaeoes at oct bereiter uofommer iom If
16iioigt Oobbeltipaltet gloo, 5ortnot ca. 10 X 7 8onmer. Qri.
ien blioer amerita $t25 per 4organg ubetinget 6orifuo. 6or
benz, Der biotiI bar bolOt begee Blade, bloer oct oltaa en- geipo.
relic al 60 Gents per aargang.
vi bar M oronet oct iaae0es, at glnoene ofaaor til os ira
Donrndrf fanunen mo bore resuI9re DiooneoIige goqforInn6e[Ier.
% 5uren for at mite Nannre oil oerfor bereftr bore betpoe(ia
min0re.
0ainib entberan Fnbl. Sonic,
Blair, He6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08


oct 6leoet me00elt mig, III Der bper
Gag ienoes en- nSonoern DIE 3ei-
tung" 6ertil. 5 oct 3hfeIoe, at De
fen0er afienoeren, 6e0es De igrge
for, at oct op6erer, oa 9laOene
fgrit u0IeoereS til mig, naor leg
fonmer poa fri 500. Seq boaber,
at 9e tan foo Qieningen no al NIT
1e6nofne SprOg.
9feo oenIig Silien.
%. ggbolm."
I1on l9rer to Gin9 al bette 9rep.
5or Oct fsrite, at mar ! 5engilet
al Mao8 gg9oIm freezer, at ban
ifol ifripe Emit til andre, ielo ON oct
ool0er BAN tore 8onifelig6eoer at
gore iig foritooelig poa bette Sprog.
9ernait, at 6pngieIsbeitemne ierne
gennemfereS meget iforpt ooerfor
Den bienleie, naor oct enoog meg.
tes bom at I9ie ct 6ortpifningsbIoo
iom uSon0erni6e 3eitung".
0penitaoenOe grep er ct 9ofu.
ment, Der bar biitoriif 8er0i be
| mprfer Dim
) Nrrcit. Gen 6iemleie arbefos-
mano Ears SEMEN, 2bitfirfebp, er
ffglge u6iemOoI" 8irs0ag Aften
0en Is. 5e6r. bIepen imoiot / Pr
reiten / aobenran, boor ban ifoI al.
ore Ell 9e0e pua 100 Ntarf meo
Il 9oges 5pngieI for life at pere
efterfommet en- ltooisnin9sorore.
Oct er treble Sang / 2sbat at oct
iioite babe 9(or, at Cars 5enien
faites i 5pngieI for at booe - gil.
tet fig og iut 30 i i'm 9iemitaon.
5 arreiten / Nabenrao %6eniiooer
III to biemlgie, Ears Senien og
N1orten S5omien.
8urOlesUisif ltngOOm. Orr er n.
den 5bipl ON - GA bette itaar
iiffert fart for andre emo Be arilt.
ne s.. at oct nationoIes 6rentio /
9oroilespig beror paa bets 5orboIO
til 8riten0ommen, itriper oar.
0g6l.@ al II. 6ebr.
9.noer leDenoe ariiten0om Sno-
gang 6lanot 0en n~or6Ies0i5Tte Ing.
Dom, ifal oenne ogian nof beOare
6en rationale 6sleIie paagen. Spis
life a~riitentroen fonr Wagten ooer
llng0ommen, piI SET rationale mart
% ben / Ell Or0ifuaIoer. Der iuig.
Ter paa aampens Gag.
Get par interesiant at ie, 6oor.
leoes Der ogioa pe0 oct onnife Ing.
0omsit9one, Der for ngIi8 boI0te5
/ 6a0ersIep 6orinmIingsbus, b9De.
De fig Reiter / Oenne Netning.
Der bIep bolot ct 5ore0rog for
De ulge ON at pore Jig elo. ie8e
no I 1aturen, 9ol0e i'm Eli rem
for Oct SDiHeri, iom 8rifferi er"
o.i.o., ct 5%oreorag, boori Der par
meget rigtigt og ian0t.
0ien oct er ct goot Barrel fOr
set oaaife Ror0ilespigs 6remtio, at
Der itrafs 6ppe0e Jig en- Reit, Der
uotalte, at man yiapne0e bpi 9tm-
mel / 5~oreOraget". Bort llng0oms.
ar6ej0e maa 6pgges op pa1 5or5oi-
CT til Del boieite, 0et ifal bape 6or-
6in0elIp meO Den lepenoe ariiten-
Dom, ierit iau foar Ri en- nngoom,
oi fan Itole paa. gor Ii0 CT raitles
- ben 6eoite 80 og Stflbe0 fnar
ri / 26nfammeret." Oct bIeD Iigele-
0es paatalt, at Der pe6 llngO0ns-
me0et par iunget en- Gang at
Sdan0orpb.
@n anoen uotolte: Seq mener,
at ri ifal bpgge port lln9oomsarbei.
Be poa arfitenoommen, % ieg piloe
f9le, of jeg ipigteoe no9et, ieg iom
un06e6sfprlig @ono fife ber ipigte,
6ois ieg life iaeoe bette / aften.
8i qoor qerne no I Ratlren. Wen
Der er noget, iom berer os oDbere.
p(or,5ter Srner M p1tife ni5n2r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

gien0ommen 9gl0fri % li0t Eenge
til. Gienoommen iolgte De for ~
liars Gi0 iiOen, men f~orbebolot iig
liri 9olig. Ser Iepe0e 0e 70 gamIe
BELT oIene, bpiIfet life par iou bel
oigt. ga Sen of0soes 5titru bar boz
ret iengeIiggen0e / Ct ballot 2lors
5iO. 96rn bao0e De ingen al &.
SfOObOrs. 6ftermGle. (5noien6t
til rQ}m. ~. @n Of oore Glore Pr
beioere, NieIs 2u1o. er, iom forte.
Zig omtaIt Der / glooet, pluOielig
afgoaet peO DOZEN.
iamiuI0e 81 aar bar oReper5
RieIs~, iom ban bleo faIot, tient
Iom 2lplsfarl Dos nlloprenoe 9(mts.
fortonOer Weper Der / gpen, Dag
letter Dag til 0agene blep til man.
&c aar, bpilfen Sum al llobolOen.
5eo % Slt0. Do en0ni troos De n
aar par ban life Ieoig.
9tiels 2un0 BAR gift anoen Sang,
al i6rite 9Ggteifob er 10 Senner boz
ii00enOe / &oOerslep. iom iammen
nle0 70 Senner al onoet 9@oteifab
ale fit 9orgerret M pe0 Optart-
trattaten og piI boI0e oeres Q}oOers-
nroal % 8nOers Sprog / pore.
Sammen meo in Some 6ap0e
]tiel5 2un0 i aarenes Sob peo 6li0
% SpariommeIi86eo faaet eget 6u5
oo et 5pgaeIigt Stem, 6oor Dan bar
ala0 peO at o9re.
81 Sfanien blot % 6aoet en- Sfa-
re 6elte bar,
o. boer, 6oi5 Ggrf % Smile fit
gpooefampells 2on,
ifal ere5 / oct title iom 6oltets
topre 5en."
0ctte gers al e5r. 1lic5arot til
5aas 9itermGle
%9iOoOing. Gn 6arc. Giter at Sen
IN 3DoHgseiter fole er blepen taget
9rug, er Ger ! Ben 5leoen moret.
tet ct gngImgebiem, i~frioes iv9im.~
Al 70. 8ebr.
7ctte tur0e Der / og Tor Jig lift,
in0Deu0e5 noget imo0, ecriom Der
fife alIereOe / 6orpeien ioreianOtes
Ct ioa0aut Der / 9Den, nanlig t &.
=. Il. 90. Gesuoga fommer Der en-
megct n6ebageIig 6aftor til, i0et
1oaHgseiterifOlen lager floos op a0
9anegaar0en. og man man 10 bliife
paa, at oct nRrmeit er De unge /
al0eren ira fi-1S aar, 'om be-
ieger Sfolen, og iom oil 6eHDtte Jig
al 6iemmet.
9taar De uuge forlaoer 6iemmet,
boor De belle aftenea bar orepat ii.
Den fen meo aortipil % 0eslige,
(6er forefinOes finn tDif 2qsning
i. Ero0s for, at Der PEI life err en-
al ii, Ser Dor inf Ro6arsmaaD, ian
9piten til 2G5ning 10 beIIer life fan
opre itor, iao fan 4(fo6ol- 5rrteren
.4et fon o~Dermouoet 0en ere elcr Sen
nnoen, iaa BEE e1cr 0eIe al Gel
ifobet bnDner / Stations geDprtnin-
gen.
2t 5riiteIieu maitge @ange for
iaoonnne 5Dre life er ia1 belt ringe,
6aoes Der aaereoe iprgeli9e Griarin.
ger for. 90 faar 4lfo6olen fsrt fat
/ iaaonnne life uopifle6e unge, iaa
er Der fife langt bDerfen til aanOe-
liz. moralif eaer le9emIig gOeles-
gelie. -s-n.
@lipleD. SBbejret. iii y5lensborg
Aois" i%fribeS:
SUB ife 2op. at oct blep 81,
Guloen ben par lem.
SoDn al garme pitt og 8re0
ioeo til mango Stem.
5poitn &egimentet tog.
gnmle Soft i Sena ben jog.
so, ben banr0t for irem.
@u0 lie 2oo, at mn MOB 9aar
2io og 8~irfiombeo man fnnr,
be0re aaor / Sem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

set tort I'D. gi er SUBS Sanfe,
Ifabte for 6io % Gp;g6eO, beitemte
til at noa 5ulofomneubeO 6isiet.
Gn 6olfefomp uoen bette bar intet
bGrenoe @runoIog."
Oct fan life onOet emo eleoe,
noar Der ooioa inOenior ben areo8,
ser iomleoes i 9oOersIeo 6oronl-
lingsbus. b9oer Jig Stemmer for at
beoOe, at en- 6oIfefamp uoen ari-
iten0om fife bar no9et bprenoe
@rlm0l9g.
Der er ira national SIDE / gtor0-
ilesoig bleoen leflet oltfor meget
meo fbbenbapnif 6ritenfere. Oct er
paa EiOe, at Ser / BEN unge SIngt
bliper ilooet til 9po ior, at en- ia.
tionoI Stamp fan fun brin9e oorig
2pffe til ct 5oIf, naar Sen tiI8runo.
IGg foar ariitenoommen, life .en
Gro pno bpn0 iom belit man Sri.
iter0om oil income, men o%irfelia
Ienen0e ariitenoom.
&pOOins. 9e @amle, iOm faIot.
Om oioo0e Sens G6erfilOien Ger.
len ira @aitr1pgaar0e, faloet gam.
Ie Sens Ra6ien. ION opnoaeoe Sen
iiplone 4loer al 90 2ror, forteIies
/ ySeim0al@. at ban bar en- mprfe-
lig ion00ru Mano nteO en- glimren.
Sc 6ufommel E. 5 GpiitemoaG /
Sognet5 Eager fuirOe set nof bpnoe.
at Sens Raoiens Orb bIeo oct az
goreuoe. mar ban erflpreoe at
fumne buIfe. at oct 6aO0e onret
inaoau % iaaoan.
san fun0e in0til ct Bar aar ior
fin 0e0 fortpqe meo 2ip og 2rne
ON, 6pao 6an 5ap0e oplepet / inc
unge Gage. me6ens Sc ienere Ii0ers
@e9i0en5eeer 6nrti9t u0iIetteoes Al
bans e%rinoringer. gn lille 0ple.
pelic ira bans 9rengetio ifal me0.
Oeles Der.
gao aaefl, boor 9ierting Qleieri
III li98er, men 50or @aitrapgaar.
oe 0en Sang loa. 6olOt lol0betieu.
tene 8agt. Gn GftermiOoog laa
Fan og talte meo en- SoI0er, og ban
mGrfeoe not paa BAN, at ban par
urolig, og bet 6ao0e iin go0s 8runo.
san uenteoe nemlig Ell Smugler. o.
ganife riatig, Der Tom en argm-
mer, og oeO n9rmere GfterlpH Olta
oct Jig, at ban ierte foitbare SiIfe.
teier meo Jig, iom efter 2ooens BE.
itemmelier tiliaI0t 0e1, iom opoa8e.
0a Smugleriet. SiIfen foiteoe iaa
meget. at 1oloeren fun0e fsbe Ell
lille @onro I 5ornrm ior Ben9ene.
ON gamIe airiten arogb ira
2ungetpeo, ON osOe ianme Dag
iom Sens M1ooien, er Der ogiaa
Ging at meloe, ION lD0er m%prfeligt
I 3uti0sneunelfers Zren. San bar
iuale0es / inc 80 aar alori5 ueret
ing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

SCR phteret, ie Sol Or. 80 =. T.. ............. $4,000
atlantc areo5 un0oomSfor6un0. SpeceIt .......... $500
@eitbroof, DE, aotnoeiorenngen =. Vi. :. =. ;. 49,. 2OOO
9olton, NasiY getbana Dfg6. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
6almoutb, DE, @mapS Ng5. Specielt ............ 1854
@eitbroof, DE, Den Del 02g6. 0paielt ....... 1880
9rooflpn. q. g. Saems 0ag6. SpecieIt ........4... 2i10
@et6roof, DE, l1ngoomsioreningen .n............ 1000
5oimouiA, DE, emaus afgb. .......... ............ 1900
6iqonmen. E. -. $2S776
@ooaget meo 9ot J. q. 6ifcber aosi,
43 9oDlton Ct, 5amaico Blains, Waosi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08
TpffefofenDer for 1912
sor of introouIere Dor &n'

ofp.. IN enhper qQier at bette Slao nil 81
ienoe ablolnt frit ct @fsemplar al Dor
,solfefaieHoer for 1912, inoeboloeroe mango
gEprtQainaer "a Sfisier, beriom Sc ienoer
% 10 efer Here 8enners Jiaune os Worcester.
~. LesCRMAK son. Minneapolis, Mimi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08
&asltrnp 5OsH. gfODO getcran

Uta91tFnp SDBH. NTubU Stlerhh.
2eroag oen 10. Seer. ior0e0es paa
@taugitrup airfegaaro en- al pore
Gloite 0eteraner, SeHorif GetIeHen
ira 0augitrup geitermarf. Zen al
Oe0e 6le0 m0faIot iom 6orit9rf.
ningsmano / 1861 % oeltog iom
menig Sol0at oeo l.. 5Ggerforps
6or Doret af 7pbb6l.
2igeiom ban par pIigttro iom
SoI0ut, ionle0es par ban ogioa
pligttro / al i'm @erning oa life
minoIt MOB Dor rationale Sag.
@in6erne fra arigen too altfo lps
IeOen6e FOR bam. % ban oiOite me-
get at iortplIe.
Zen nf6e0e, iom 6leo so aor
gommel, bar tfllige meO i'm enonu
leuen0e Slfitru, iom er s. aar, fsOt
/ Sunooeo.
De gonIe, ct @fsempel pan, boor
blot ct Bar fIittige % iporiommeli9e
5olf, iom ifuI0e erboerpe of oeo
0eres Spn6ers arbeioe, fan naa.
@omle 5enOrif og Stine, iom pee
6eres @iftermool fsbte Il aanOner.
ite6 poo en- 6 9sn0er 2anO, bopoa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08
5il arcOSmisiiunen.

Atlantic g 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

0noerslen. Ue0oeoe ~ Sa0siiB0.
Zen 6amborgife iiremniteoe Bart
~Bin0os" i~orliite 9eroag BEN 10.
5ebr. beO 5almoutb / ben engelite
aanol. 6orliiet bar bersrt to ia
miller Der ! 9pen, ifriper Dim,
i6et 8nraplpmager aoa0tmannSS On
bar me0 iom Watros, og en- ung
Bige Der fra 6a6ersleb 6ap0e lin
5orlopeoe meo iom StDrmano. Se.
le 9eiGtninger, 81 Won6, bleb REQ.
oct al Geoninesbaooen oeo Gooerof
Zen unge 9na0tmnnn miite0e of
lit ri Der life bar bleDet ASSURE.
ret. San bor ienOt ct Sort fro
5tronOingsiteoet, iom bier oBin.
Dos" liseen6e poa 5iOen liee for
oens fire Moiter off oper goro. Oil.
leoet bleb tnget fra ReOningsltatio.
men be6 Siplp of acetpIengas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

Den Sang aIt til @el0. III bopOe Sc
%gienoommen 9gl0fri % It0t Eenge
I'll. GieItoommen iolgte De for ~
4ars Eto iiOen, men f~or6eboIOt iig
fri 9olig. Ser Iebe0e De 70 gamIe
belt oIene, bpiIfet life par ioa bel.
oigt. ga Sen ofoeoes 9uitru bar boz
ret iengeIiggen0e i ct boIpt Aors
5iO. 9srn 6ao0e DC in9en al 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08
I'll sionen

3or %fuitteret, ie a6l. 0r. 9 .............
auol6on, 3o, Gbene3er @g5, an0ers serenien
Coulter, 5o, ~9ta3arets Mob, Oiier ueO oen5 10 3
StiIteliesiet =. $3.50. ....."........
Blair. Rebr, 0}rs. 6. ). Semen ..............
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-04
BROWN REVIEWS
OHIO PRIMARIES
Quotes Figures TO Show Roose-
vs|t's Strength.
IS ENTITLED TO BIG SIX"

coIoneIs Manager In Buckeye state
Denies Right Of President to Cap
ture Even One peIesate-at-Largs,
Owing to fact That His Candidate
PoIIed More Votes In state, Car
ried More Counties and Won Vic.
tories In Republican stronghoIds.
Columbus. O., June Chairman
Brown. following receipt Of a tele
gram from Colonel Roosevelt protest.
ing against even one delegate-at.large
from Ohio being given to President
Taft, issued the following statement
"The presidents telegram to Mr..
Vorys raises the issue squarely. Shall
the delegates to the Republican state
convention represent the Republicans
Of Ohio and select Roosevelt dele.
gates-at-large, or shall they misrep.
resent the Republicans of Ohio and
select Taft delegates.at-large?
"The total vote cast In the Repub
lican presidential primary was $685.
TAI, a fraction less than 80 per cent
If the vote cast for Harding for gov.
ernor in 1910. OF this, LaFollette del
egates received 1880, Taft delegates
1882. Roosevelt delegates 165.So9.
Roosevelt's plurality over Taft was
47,447. Roosevelt's majority over
Taft and LaFollette combined. 3l,977.
These figures are the aggregate OF
the official vote cast for the leading
Roosevelt. Taft and LaFollette can.
didates for delegates in each county.
Nine Were Democratic.
Roosevelt carried SO of the sS
counties in Ohio, while Taft carried
but 10. OF the 10 counties carried
ty Taf., nine are reliably Democratic
and were carried by Bryan In 1908.
Out OF II counties in which LaFol'
lette delegates were entered, in five.
ali normal Republican strongholds,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-04

ruiton, WOOD. Lake, Medina and Guy.
ahoga, LAFollette received more
votes than Taft.
"The demand Of the president that
federal ofhceholders end others who
nave been supporting him. either for
patronage received or expected, disre'
gard the clearly expressed will Of
Ohio Republicans and, by road-roller
methods, secure him six delegates-at.
large from Ohio. Is manifestly
prompted by an utter disregard for
the Republican party in Ohio. To in.
sist that federal ofiiceholders at
Cleveland cast the vote Of Cuyahoga
county In the state convention for
Taft delegstes-at-large. In the face OF
the fact that the president run s.5sS
votes behind Roosevelt and 335 be-
hind LaFollette. Is monstrous."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-04
WIDOWS Of TITANIC
dine THEIR RESCUERS

New York, June I. Two women
who lost their husbands when the
Titanic went down showed Captain
Henry Rostron and Surgeon Frank
Magee OF the rescue ship Carpathia
Iomething of their appreciation. Mrs.
Madeline Astor, the widow Of John
J. Astor. and Mrs. John B. Thayer Of
Philadelphia, whose husband was
lost on the Titanic, told these two
men, the one commander Of the
steamship that gave them shelter
after hours Of drifting In the open
boats that left the sinking Titanic,
the other the companion physician
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-04
C0Nsul1s TAFT
Warren G. Harding Tells Presiden.
Ohio Blk Six viii Be His.

Washington. June |. President.
Taft received assurances from War.
zen G. Harding Of Ohio. ex-Lieuten.
ant governor of the state and one Of
the Taft leaders. that his friends will
control the state convention to be
held next Tuesday at Columbus. when
six delegates.at.large to the Chicago
convention will be chosen. President
Taft, Charles D. Hillss. secretary to
the president. and Mr.. Harding spent
an hour at the White House going
over the situation. Mr.. Harding said
the Taft forces will control the con.
vention by majority Of from 40 to 80.
There will be about 1855 delegates
IT, the Ohio convention" said Mr..
Harding. "The president will have
at least AIS delegates. A total Of 37S
is necessary to control the conven.
tion. Resolutions ind0rsing Presi.
cent Taft's candidacy and admins.
,ration will be adopted and the six
delegates-at-large will be instructed
for him"
Colonel Rooseyelt's announcement
that he will not agree to comprO.
mise in the Ohio convention. together
with a silimar statement made by
President Taft in telegram to Ar.
thur !. Vorys. the presidents cam
paign manager in Ohio. has put a
quietus on all efforts to reach an
agreement for an equal division Of
the six delegates-at-large between the
Roosevelt and Taft factions.
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Atlantic City. June City Coun.
Gilman Harry F. Dougherty. arrested
on q charge Of having accepted q
bribe of $500 for voting for the pas
rage OF an ordinance providing 70.
concrete board walk along the beach
front, designed to cost $1,000. 900, was
given hearing. Through his lawyer
he pleaded not guilty and was held
N $4,000 bail for the grand Jury.
Detective William Burns testified
that he had been summoned here to
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ACCEPTED A BRIBE
AND IS IN TROUBLE

investigate alleged corrupt acts and
dishonesty In civic matters. He be-
gan his investigation In April. 1911.
and continued until August. when he
evolved fake boardwalk scheme to
catch certain oficials. 0Ae Of his
operatives. posing a. "Mr. HaSTis." .
New York contractor. became fanil-
lar with councilmen, offered several
Of them $4,000 each to pass the ordi.
nance providing for the board walk.
and paid $500 apiece ON account.
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Constitutional Convention Defcd
Circle Plan
License Clause By Iiself..A Other Proposals viii Be
Printed 10 Single Column So That Voter May In
d|Cate as Sentiment 10 Regard To Election
viii Be Reid Sept. 3...u0!torm Tax Rule Men
Again Prevent Renewal Of Classification fIqht

Columbus, o., June 1.-The voters
Of Ohio will pass judgment on the
new constitution on Sept 3, accord.
ing to the manner provided by the
constitutional convention. as follows:
All proposals will be printed, with
the exception of the license clause in
q single column, and the voter will
indicate his sentiment with regard to
each.
The license proposal will be print
cd separately at the top and tn the
right side Of the ballot. The yoter
will cast his ballot For license" or
Against license"
The suffrage proposal will be print
ed In the general list. In this way
the elector will be compelled to p..ss
ON each proposal.
The suggestion that a circle be
placed at the top Of the ballot. In
which the voter by one cross mark
could indicate his support Of all the
proposals. was beaten. " to 3S.
Uniform Rule Men Win.
Uniform rule men prevented a re-
newal Of the classification nght by
puttins through resolution By Dele
gate Pierce Of Butler which provided
thAt only amendments to form and
ndhs to substitute might be made on
hnal reading Of proposals. Delegate
Halfh.l,. classification advocate. OBJ
:ectsd. but was bowled over in the
contest.
Provision was made by the conven.
ton for distribution Of debates. Ii.
braries Of the state will each ger one
and delegates will get IA each. The
debates will be published In three
large volumes.
Ont Of 300 proposals presented to
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CONFERENCE HIS UN00iNG

indiana Delegate Resigns After un-
pleasant Episode at Minneapolis.
Kokcmo, Ind, June l.-Confronted
East week by two Of his church breth-
rem In a room In hotel at Mime
apolis, where he had registered with
kn unknown woman as his wife. aud
Icing a delegate to the general con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. c. G. Cissell of this city, su-
perintendent Of the Logansport dis.
trict os the North Indiana conference.
las resigned his position and severed
lis connection with the church. The
woman concerned In the affair was
from Indianapolis.
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the convention for consideration, 40
were adopted and will be voted on
ny the people.
II ratified by the people at the elec-
ZION to be held Sept. 3. the amend
hents will go into effect next Jan.
tary. with the exception Of four. The
Initiative and referendum goes into
effect Oct. 1; the school commission
er change in July. 1918; municipal
government Nov. Is, 1912, and the
county Judge proposal Jan. 1, 1914.
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BIBLE SOCIETY CENTENARY

Concord, n. H., June THE New
Hampshire Bible Society, organized
in 1912, today began a three days
celebration of its centennial anniver-
sary. Prominent among those ON the
programme for addresses are Rev.
Frederick B. Allen, secretary of the
Massachusetts Bible Society; Rev.
William I. Haven, secretary of the
American Bible Society. and Judge.
J. Gordon Forbes, Of st. John. N. E..
vice-president of the British and For
eign Bible Society of London.
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RECOGNIZES
ASSAILANT

Mansfield, D.. June 1.-.;rs. B. b.
Shrack. w!ie OF. a farmer living near
Perrysviile. APPEALED to County
Prosecutor Galbreath to prosecute a
maskei nan who attacked her in her
home. Her husband. coming from the
feds. foun4 her bound, gagged ana
nearly senSeleSs. They kept the mat
ter quiet until she saw her assailant
and kneY him by his clothing.
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WATSON IN TROUBLE
viii BE Charged With Sending OBJ
scene Matter Through Malls.

Macon, Ca, June IA warrant
charging Thomas f. Watson, former
Populist leader, with sending obscene
matter through the United States
mails, will be issued here by United
States District Attorney Alexander.
The article which the district attor-
hey declares is obscene is printed in
Watson's Magazine for May. II is In
Latin language and is part of an at
tack on what Mr.. Watson calls "the
Roman Catholic hierarchy
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HARTMAN MENTIONED
IN BRIBERY trial

Los Angeles. June LOB Harri-
man, late candidate for mayor of Los
Angeles on the Socialist ticket. at
me trial Of Clarence 8. Darrow for
alleged jury-bribing heard himself ac-
FUSED Of being the man VINO provided
Darrow with the alleged bribe money.