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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
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will leave next week for a months
Walpole, of Somerset, Pa. X
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Farrand and
family, of Ralston avenue, South Or
ange, will spend the summer at Ash
land. N. H.
Mrs. William s.. Rode and family
and her sister, Miss Schneider, of
South Orange, will leave Tuesday for
the Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar E. Letnbridge
and family, of Cleveland street, Or
ange, will leave on a motor trip
through Massachusetts the latter
part of July. Z
Charles r. Lee and family, of rs
Ivanhoe terrace, East Orange, leave
today for Lake Sunapee, N. Fl.
Edwin H. Hatch and family, of
Ridgewood road, Maplewood, will go
to Connecticut this week.
William Audrey White, of Mum
avenue, East Orange, is in Baltimore
| attending the Democratic convention.
Relatives and a few intimate friends
witnessed the marriage of Miss Elsie
French, of 267 Norfolk street, and
Harry A. Weston. of this city, which
took place yesterday afternoon In the
First Presbyterian Church. The pas
tor, the Rev. DIR. William ]. Dawson,
performed the ceremony. The bride
was attended by Miss Edith Beatty
as maid of honor. William Moss was
best man, After a wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston will make their
home in this city.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Resale A. Hall, daughter of
Mrs. A. M. Hall. of Myrtle avenue,
and Frazee w. Gay, son of the Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. William A. Gay, Of
| South Tenth street.
Mrs. C. l.. Haight and Miss Marion
Haight. of Summer avenue, have
gone to Newport and Lake Sunapee,
N. H, for the remainder of the sum
mer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
THEPEoPLEs
PRSsT0N

The Star extends the privilege of these
columns to the public and invites signed
communications of not more than one
hour. 't ~"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

The sweet girl graduate and the
smart boy ditto are now telling the
land how to run things.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
UNPEpREsENTA7IVE DELEGATES.

q TX Philippine delegates voted In the chicago convention
~ They represented nothing but a few oface-holders in the
Philippines. The Democratic convention excluded the
Philippines from representation in the vote. That was the
proper course. But the Baltimore convention was a representa-
tive body and the Chicago convention was not.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Mrs. U. G. Brandt and Edwin
Brandt, OF Hawthorne avenue, have
gone to Island Park, R. l., for the
rest of the summer. Mr.. Brandt will
Join them later.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

MRS. William s. F.. Stewart Cole
man. OF Amherst street. East Orange.
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E

Hn ANIFESTLY it was all up with Underwood as a presi
AWll Dental candidate when, during the convention demon
stration in his favor, a released pigeon refused to fly
and a man raised an umbrella. The omens were inIaihpio.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Mrs. H. @. T. Martin, of South Or
ange, will go with her family to East
Quogue this week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Mrs. C. L. Haight and Miss Marion
Haight, of Summer avenue, have
gone to Newport and Lake Sunapee,
N. H., for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hulse and
their family, of Grafton avenue, Will
leave today for their cottage at Lake
Winnepesaukee, N. II. Travelling
with them are DR.. George Brigden,
of Long Island. Mrs. Hulse's father,
and Miss Annie Landes, of Parker
street, who is going to be a guest at
the Denny Camp on the lake.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

William Audrey White. of Mum
avenue, East Orange, is in Baltimore
attending the Democratic convention.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Edwin H. Hatch and family, of
Ridgewood road, Maplewood, will go
to Connecticut this week.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15

eler 6oao man M oil faIOe oct,
mon oct ioa life mere er pore Ser
tiers uimoota9eligbeo for Op0et,
ser polOer @anifeIia6eOerne. emo
oct er g@ermonismen" / 9i6elen?
ga, 5 iaar mroifpGOe, at ieg
ipgrger, iea oil aepne mootage ar
Liz Cplpanin6.
0eriom Di for @f5, naor Di oob-
neoe Dor 9ibeI6og for at lGie i Den,
meo ct arliat oa oprigti9t Sierte
opien0te ct Suf til Dor 6ooer /
@immeIelt % BAD bam en- at To-
oe Jim go0e 9eIligoanO oplpie %
ueileOe oa i ]tauoe for Seiu Shplo"
ioa - ia ioa tror ieg fife, at DC
Omtalte o@ermunismer" ofI0e Dol.
DC iaa itor &anifeligbeO.
Gen Confe at 6eoe ON Den Sel.
ligoonos 9eileOning / 9psnin9en
al @uoS 0ro bar ieg for nit per.
ionIiae 8eofommenOe, Ell gomnel
agtet M}an0 / D. T. B. 20. /. STIR
fe@ at taffe for, - iom ieg oIoria
er mig bepioit p%erionIigt at bopt
bait BEN 9Gre eaer @Ieoe at mo.
De - en- Mr. 2uno, - ON ieq
min0es rel oiitnof @reiterne 2itnoS
aamle 6uoer. Geo en- piS 2eiIigbef
ifreD nounte Mano til nrig og 81.
a. ,erifeoe MIG @uo5 geIiigneli(
i 2psningen al @uos Or0. mel
Bon ON Sem 0elIigoonos Oplps'
ming"
Sen 0ilieu % oct 9rife, inO9ar
mia 5mfen ON at be0e ON Der
6elligaonos Gplpsniag % 8eile0.
ming, naar Ie9 uubne0e min 8ibel.
boa Tor at lpie i Den. 9eriom oct.
te bliper offeutIigaiort, ien0es 5il.
ienen berpe0 pioere til andre 9i.
bellPiere. meo en- bierteIig Iof ii.
Ocn qamle 0}r. 2uao, iom Der
@ang booze / minneapolis, 8inn.
ON ban er Der mn elIer Ell bet bel
jeg life.
@uo gipe. at 6ilienen % 2nife,
maotte biloe til li9e ia megen Bel
liignelie for andre, iom Oct bar Dor
ret ior mi1.
On unPpnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15
SUBS Orb. gor SibsI.

@los Orb oct er port Arpeqoos,
Oct fol port 4ifoms Dpre,
@uO aiO os / Dor @rap Den Hos,
8i bol0t oct bit I 9@re.
Del er Dor 6iplp / RgO.
@or 6r6it 4 9io og 3e0.
8, SUD! Sbpor oct goor,
&o0 Dog mems 8eroen itnnr
0et I port 2Gt ne0aroes.
gton floger ODer, at Dor 0onife
gb6el er milo al @ermnnismer gu
Def, ieg tror fife, ieg bar 5or-
.itanO til at 6iifutere Den Sag; 6es.
u0en bar 10 Bot. 5. %. Sonien
giDet ct Snolpg / ben, iom jeg
fulOt no tilitemmer. Sun funoe ieg
snife at tilfeie: W1on life 2eilen
logger mere I 6ierterne emo | gi.
6elen2
Get er 6leoen Iagt, at mar Ri
goor til airfe uOen at fno lto6Dt.
te og g~eliignelie 0erdF, er oct pitt
oftere og mere bore 6ierter, Der
fife er m~ootagelige for OrOet, emo
oct er Breitens, greoitontens
SfpIo. Der ligger pitt en- flor
SanO6e0 I ben lt~otafelie, mo-
tlrrligDis foru0iat, at set oo er
Subs Or0 Der forf1noes. Men mon
oct life for6olber iig poa iamme
Monoe me0 2psningen / Dor gi-
bel. Rnar Ri I9ier / Dor oanife
gi6elbog og meoer gonifeligbeoer,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15
Seq beb ct MaiDn.
6noienot al :. p

Seq peO ct 4nipn ioo tort % blot,
Som alorig lufter iii 2ie;
Seq funoe leoe pei Difle piOt,
alori1 Jig Iefter nit 9lif ina irit
Com op imoo bans ! bet beIe.
Seq fenoer oct gie, ie9 oloria ioa,
% fGrlig falOer bets Stradler;
alDor oa @reoe iom 2onalifut goo,
Dlilobeo og 6reo / oets 0pb0er
itaa
@eo RooOe / fplOte 5faaler.
5cg fenoer Den not, iea aloria for.
nam,
% iom ieg alorig fan glenme;
Den folOer meo 8eIoe min siGl
TIL DalH,
Zen fnilite NIT 6ierte % tog min
Sfam,
sos bnm ieg iom Barn bar 5ienme
Og Gnelenes breoe ginqefang
Oct litffer zig ON bort Weoe;
Sea neo, ban berer min itille Gang,
San iporer min 9gn / oens iogte
Glnng,
- Sier noor nit Sierte moo 6l6oe.
(af ogito og Silien", men li0t
fornnoret.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15

ben til at lin til 9i9lp1 ior en-
9rooery9Purer, iom 9ioer oct tore
GeosignoI".
GeOoftoren al gSotlrNap Cue.
Goit", Der belt ignorerer Den Del,
iom 6rimtreriet 6ao0e / 0}r. Nor
les 2osIaoelie, ifrioer bf. onoet:
@enaooe Mr. @orie. 9anfo0elGB-
Qeren, bar en- menncifeoenlia Ger
ming; men ban bar life / Ston0
til at foo oen. 6oerfen foroi ban
fife par ell tor 6orbrpoer. eler
ban Dor ina, eler foroi ban 6oooe
en- uifuIoig Semitic men foroi
bans 3orbrpoelIe pnr al Oen fine
(gentceO SIngs. % ban eieoe 51l0-
flpoeIie. e
@n Neutrality-suspicious. 9cfenOel.
ie. - Seq iI1tte0e mig til roe be.
~ipnoerlige Sure" 900 6ellotus) oa
fonot MIG I SeIifnb me6 Spiri.
filter, @uo$fornGgtere % SOBER,
6uilfe ale booe0e Seins ION Sri
tins. Se1 aif no al Or0etlen ioen.
Q}en GA iea boo0e Ell opbeiet Sore.
itilling ON 6ritmlreriet, ilrtte0e
ieg mig til en- al 0ere5 9oger. "a
ieg mo0toa Den fsrlte @rnO. bleo
ieg ioo rpitet oeo at bore Sen ufri-
iteligc og alt0Ieie Bon. At iea BAD
ON Cop til at forIo0e Or0enen;
men man ~fortalte MIC ioa, at bette
finn bar u1oer Den qanle 6usbol0s
ming" iom 2prIing, % OF naar ie1
isrit bar nooet til ocn treble eler
M5eitergraoen, ion oiIoe ieg uGre
i 0en onpe SusboIonina" % 0a
bore 6entponnger nof til aSeius.
Seq bIep 0o; og meo 6oub ON at
forlige mig meo Oroenen gior0e
0en MISUNDERSTANDING Neiter" mi9
til aopeIIan ior 9ogen. Gn 9lften,
efter at ban yfrioilIig" boooe 0rGbt
en- aon6ioot. % oenne mn Ioa poa
@uloet, foretillen6e at oGre 300,
ION 6irom Nbfff, boo ban (Jfe-
iteren) mig at boloe Bon. Seq BAD
iom oltio / SSeiu 9opn. Qien eiter
Me0et rofte Meiteren Mig @ebbs
oSreemaiou Monitor" iiqenOe: NJ.
Ie gennerne Tor o9llle 9o0ge g3a.
ionrn, piI De finoe beri. Com
DIT bao I 4ften. oct or mooife Sri.
TENDON. men ieq foriifrer Big, oct
er fife u8lle 9oo9e @aiorrp". %
ban bar iiffert rigtig poa Oet. -
Sea meIote mig oa no al 2ogen.
Gi0ere Ifrioer ban: o6pis Der
fan itoIes poo Fresiens Re0OeleI-
Ter - ioa er Or. Sp0e, beifpl0t Tor
Roro / aanios Gitp, en- 5rimnrer.
tilIdot mt fSorber. Non noaen tror,
ban pil blioe 0smt? 6pao pil mi
6om2 Murerietl 6ooo oPffe6e %
prspe0e poo at iri De llsielrpgge,
iom ipr9ngte Zines -9pgningen
i Cos angeIes i 2uften og 0rebte
mango Nenneifer2 Zen orgoni.
iereoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15

5or life lpnge iioen aibolot
4meritas mooerne SfoomGn0"
G9oOern @roomen OF America)
0eres 9larsme0e / G6icago. SEQ oct.
tc @e0e if De 6siere Gmbeosmqn0
at igennem en- ~SorbsieIie al 9i.
ora9ene ior ale r@ooOmen". De
beoite nemlig, at 5oreningen unit
.liq / 9nngoen fun0e gurantere BEN
lopeoe Asinuance efter De Satiter,
De MI bdooe. - Qfen set fan nof
pore, Der er bleOen llro / 9eiren
trii1ot oper 2an0 % Riae / oenne
%bemmelige 5orening. Soaen er 10
NOT Oen: Ge ileite laoer Jig pei
inortllere i inooanue bemmelige
5orer;nqer Deo Oet Ioffenoe 5ilbuo
ON vbiilia" assurance.
Dien 0eriom MI life nooen iqrIig
materieI 6oroel iin6es Der, boao
er Der ioa at itaa / EN- bemmeIig
Screening ior2 6jGlpiOmbcb.
e%nooioere ifrioes: G6arles ".
Worie, en- f~remitanen6e 5rimurer
% 9anfer ira 3eip Dorf, 6leo oemt
til 10 aors Strai / et al Reaerin.
gems 5pnailer Tor Neisbr1lg al
9anfens Mi0ler for , aor ifoen.
Stnafs blep Der giort Senpenoelie
iii @rpiiOent Gait al frimrerife
@rnioe. at ban ifuI0e re0oe lin
8ro0er Wurer. 9enne Senpen.
belle ipreotes pi6t oDer 2on0et FOR
at inrIe en- MiIlion un0erifrtfter
iom m Betition FOR at faa SIR.
Worie laot los.
Onltrent peo iamme 5i0 u0iet0.
re en- Grpiteforening feIgen6e pa
triotiife Neiolution genuem gres.
len: Ia pi tror, at Nr. Worie,
Tom bar osmt til 10 aarg Straf,
6ur0e uotiene i'm Sernin bag
5pngiIets Wure, o9 0a ben Beti-
iom bans Venner bor u0ien0t
for at begpre bans genoa0nina,
Diloe bore 2etferoigbeoens Soer.
trGoelie, inn u0ienoe hi heroeo Den.
ne &eiolution for gennem en- Moo.
petition at m~o0nrbeioe bans Qes.
f6r bnn far uotient Sen
9i6, ban 6emtes til.
Wen - enoelig fom 8ro0er Gaft
til Sipip, og mi forleOen lei
leoe Nr. Iorie meb Sritru og en-
europa.
Brpiter er binore0e / en- SenDen.
til BrRiioenten, at ban life
bsr forbfnore Stroffens ltoferelie
en- 5rimurer- 5or6rpoer,
lelo om preiioenten peo 60 en- bun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15

Og netop Oerfor nneOte SeiuS
9iicipleue til OF itige / Sfibet %
aau forun bonn til BIN SiOe, meoenS
ban loo Storerne iare", og ban leIp
.qif afit0e5 op paa ct 9ierg for at
be0e" = be0e, ogIoo for bom, oen
fore 0iicipeI meo De let pafte 50.
lelier og BET 6eIe it9rfe Stemnin85-
lin, % for 0e andre 9emer, at Oct.
Der par begpnot at leoe Oeres 9ier.
ter UNDER 0ere8 SomIip meo SENS,
mautte bebores oa uo0pbe5, % oeres
a0rliQ6eo fife gblusie biot1, men
ootie en- iun0 og ionO 9Pfit 10 al
ct leoen0e 3rosforbolo til bom og
gennem 6am til 6aoeren / 9imlen.
Sa, netop no al ct Iepenoe Eros.
forbolo til 6om; tbi 6ierteforboloet
TIL 6erren fommer ferit Der / Stano,
boor Ipoen bpgger foit poa @errens
alto ooogre aerIigbeo og oerfor
/ 6ornlia Siaio leoer efter bans
0r0.
6oa0 9iicipIene opleoeoe / 9totter
noe poa De oprerte 9elger, ifnIOe
netop pege Tor Dem poa bette. =
Rorfus bar FER en- lille 8iIfeieIie
til 9eretningen ON Serrens @on-
bring pao See1, iom er 6etponings-
fnlO.
6on beifpiper 9egtpen6eoen ioa.
oan, at Seius IA, at De Leo ReO
ioet De roeoe (fbi 9eiret par Dem
imo0)".
Get er 6errens oltio paogne oq
altio ooogenoe anrligbeo, Der ieIo
unOer Bonner life 1ipper 0en lille.
fpmpenOe 9iicipelifare al S0ne, Der
fer meoer Dem.
% oermeo er Ser ingt til Dem %
til uQe SerreaS 9iicipIe; Oct er Den
% life 5temninger. Dor 1ro far
bpg9e poa.
"a, @lto ife 5af. ben fan Der
bpqges pao, / 2io % i 0eb, oen Scr
Iiq6eo, Der g~iorne0re0e iig lige til
7sOen poa aoriet". Den aerIiqbeo.
Der intet 2ieblif. 6Derfen / Den
bsieite @lg0e UNDER Qennens Gam
funO meo 6aoeren e1er unoer Der
opbeite 2ioelie % Smerte, ioi9teOt
% tabte oen9tenneifeiIpqt al Snne
Der er / o8ortobeliens yte0" og iff(
fan noo til g2an0et bog SAP" pei
egne arGiter. forOi SpnOens 8eii
er os imo6.
5oor 8rOen bpgger ioit pon Ser.
rens aprIigbeo og Ieper iig til =
J pnu / 6alO % M / SG0e" a.
gore efter hans Gro". goo, nool
ban Tiger: uaoml" - Der bar mar
foit @rtno m0er 5soOerfre, ielp Der
bpor oct naturIige 2ie fun Ter 81
oiaen0e 9elger.
0errens 2lnno 6iPlpe o.. ion
tror poo bans aPrIigbeo % bp9aer
BORT @itosfouboIo alene oerpna, al
oi rmoer Oen 9efen0elie al Seius
iom o@u0s Sen", Der brpoer irenr
al lepenoe @rfori1g al bans a9r.
Iigbe0 til Spn0ere. Der yer / roo.
mao, alt JON 0agene 9oar, mere
og mere itille og inOerliat iige:
uSoa pfI iea 0a I oenne lro
nit ganife Sepnet fsre,
/ Den ieg iege oil min 9}o,
~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15
LIDT ON ~DANSKSKOLEN
og
SAND KRIsTENDoMs NoDvENDIGHED.

Paa mine Rejser omkring / L. S. A. ha
talt med mango Born af danske ForRldre, som
kan %fOrstaa end sige tale Dansk, og som for q
var fremmede for Kristendom, hyilket jo baa
Synd og Skam, hvorfor Diet bley mig noget
Livssag at slaa til Lyd for Religionsskolen 70
en- Gangs Skyld i Vers - wort kere Blad
skeren hvis vor kere Redakter, Rev. 4
Andersen, tillader.
Derfor min Mening herved ieg sanker,
Som den kan formes i Rimetanker:
Lad allie Born af den danske at,
Dog lere Diet danske Sprog ret;
Thi ellers man skal faa at Sc,
Hvad her i Amerika hurtigt vii ske:
bet danske Sprog vii Landet forbade,
Hvilket oliver wort Folk Til megen Skade
Thi saa danske Gudstjenester forsvindef
Og VI har kun tilbage kHre Minder
ON danske Predikener og Salmesang,
Da Menigheden sang af indre Trang
Til Orgelets brusende Toner,
Sin TAX til vor kare Forsoner
bet 81 maa ske, Diet er soleklart.
For troende Danske Diet blev meget svart;
ON Sproget forsvandt som she for Solen,
HihOH oOhi hOEif Pdh W vi i Oltu.
Hvis ej vor Tro vi passer paa,
Kan h9nde def gaar os ligesaa.
Men err Diet we'd muligt2 sporger du,
Med os her Amerika2 Hor nu:
Hvad er ej sket ! Korinth og Rom,
Som Paulus lovpriste for Kristendom9
Den er der forsvundet som andre Steder,
Hyor man Ell ret vor Gud tilbeder,
Og ej er udholdende som ,,Ebbe og Flod',
Med Modersmaal og Troens Mod
Men wort Folks Fremtid beror visit paa
Os selv og wore kare Poder smaa,
Hyorfor jeg Hrb9dighed vii f%remfere,
Hyad VI Dor for disse gore.
Vi burde sikkert med Fynd og KLEIN
Tale Modersmaalet liver Dag med dem
SAINT lade dem til dansk Skole gaa
liver Sommer, medens engelske stille staa.
Til at undervise dem anbefales en- Prest
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15

llt4ltI4tB " 1HStNN'P"Nt#S - 49,
mtet, bar ioare li0en 8erOi / ct
NtenneifeS 5orbolo til BAN. Ter
foumer intet pirfeligt 5orbol0 /
Stano meQem 5erren og os 40 Den
Sci. SORT mar 6ouboloet blioer ct
9iertefonbol0, naar 9iertet Dos bonn
ieger % timber, booo BET opbeit loD-
ner og lenges efter, forlt 0a er Der
ct pirteligt 6orboI0 til Steoe mel.
lem 6anr og oS Spnoere.
gten bette oil ioa after lige, at
ct ioo0ant 9ierteforbolo fommer if.
fe / Stuno oo pore 9eie, gennem
SplepeIier al pore Art aIene, men
fun peo at opIeoe oct, Der bar BE.
tponing FOR Siertelipet.
st 8or5olO til @uo / bans Ao-
benbnring / Den pore, legemlige Ser
Den. t. @fs. / 9taturens @eroen, fan
pei baoe i'm forbereoen0e 8etp0ning
for ct Nenneifes @uosforbol0, men
Der maa mere til; Der mao 0pbere
Spleoelier til, Opleoelier al oon-
oelrg 4rt, ON Der itol bIioe ct SUBS.
forboIo.
5bi pei er BET ioi10t, at v6errens
Sempel" err life blot
-- Der, bpor 2opiang Finger
| fuloe Sorer ira ben ariitnes 9rpit
Der, bpor man 5af og 9ris til Ser.
rem bringer,
leoiaget mutt al Orglets 0Dbe Geit",
men at ogiao noe / 9taturens &eroen
UNDER
49, De beie, itolte 9uer,
iom reiites uoen Siplp al Stepets
6oono -"
fan 6iertet fete: ser er @uO til
Steoel
Ser / bans tonne 8empeI oil ieg
beOe!"
So, at o6errens Sempel 6pplpes nae
8egne,
bag airtens Weur iom unoer Sim.
lens glna,
begrpnies Ell peo 510 og Ell PEG
g1ne -"
Og bel oe0 ieg, al Der fan itige en-
inOerfie ifsn Og from 9offeleIie op
/ 6iertet, noor
oOet lufter mil0t / 6eit ira 8eliig-
~neliernes Stem"
eaer mar
zoe iagre glomiter titte til 6ilanoen"
og
r6e mmtre 51gle taIoe paa bper-
ANDRE"
D}en bet Deo ieg ogioa, at oct
5orbolo til 8uo, iom oerpe0 font
mer / Star0, ON bet emo fam oere
~noiprunget al en- oDbt felt, ia be-
geiitret Stemning, Dog enonu fun
er en- Stemning og life ct oirfe.
Iigt @u0sfor6olo, og at 6erren ttOt
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Evening star., 1912-11-10
WAR GAME PLAYED OUT
Europe Will Never Again See
Great Conflict, Says
Educator.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. November o.
Whatever the noise and bluster. and ap-
parent provocation, there will never be
another great war in Europe-the game
Is played out" declared President David
Starr Jordan of Leland Stanford Uni
versity, addressing the Knife and Fork
Club here ton ght on THE Case Against
War"
President Jordan pointed out that war
is world sickness" which must be
spread from one part to all the others "
He spoke Of the degeneration of nations
through the loss of their best citizens
the young and virile-in war, and traced
through history the wrecking of empires
and the sowing of the fields with
skulls He said the civil war had blocked
the growth Of the race in the United
States, and that 1.-The men who died in
that weary time had better stuff in them
than the father Of the average man to-
day"
The war debt not actual warfare. is
the cloud hanging over modern nations,
he declared.
IT is an invisible empire, the founda-
ton of which was laid a century and
half ago by the pawnbroker called Re, hs-
child. From the battle of Waterloo until
his death, Nathan Rothschild was the
actual ruler of Europe.
by means of the war debt the cost is
shifted to generations yet unborn. We
are no longer living beyond our means,
but beyond the means Of the fourth gen.
Grafton.
Evening star., 1912-11-10
SNATCHERS BUSY.
One Woman Loses Mesh Bag
and Another F0iIS
R0bber.

Two women were the victims of pocket
book snatchers last night. One Of them
lost her mesh bag while the other man
aged to Illustrate the attempted robbery
Mss Annie Shultz tod the police she
was on the pavement in front of her
home, 56 II street northwest, about 10
o'clock, when colored man ran up
behind her ard grabbed her silver mesh
bag, which contained 75 cents, three car
tickets and a key.
She told the police the man was about
twenty years old, five feet i've inches
tall, wore dark clothes and b ack derby.
A description has been sent to all of the
police precincts.
The attempted robbery occurred short
~ before o'clock on 18th street be-
tween and Corcoran streets northwest.
Miss Marie Wassman of 1722 Corcoran
street being the victim.
Miss Wassman told the police of the
eighth precinct she was walk ng alons
the street when an unidentified CO ored
man tbout twenty years old attempted TO
grab her pocketbook. She he'd tightly to
t. however and frightened him of by
her screams:
She told the police the man wore darn
ray clothes.
Evening star., 1912-11-10

The Hamburger correspondent says:
THE Balkan states want a free hand In
debating peace, like Bismarck after
koeniggraetZ. We do not know the
attitude of German diplomacy in the
matter 1t is outwardly silent but a
calling down should be addressed to these
French papers who attribute the defeat
of Turkish arms not only to Marshall
Won Der Goltz, but to the Krupp guns
as well. 1t is like blaming a we'll known
piano firm for bad performance of
pianist
The Osna Bruecker Zeitung says:
We must remind ourselves of the fact
that battles are not fought by guns. but
by the men who serve them. Repeat
edly we have warned against overesti-
nation of the merely technical side OF
war. II is not material that decides a.
battle, but moral strength. That Krupp
cannon have been found superior to all
other makes was demonstrated at the
recent experiments = rNe practice fields