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The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
@JUpE pIUvE" BUTTS IN,
And the HeraId-Times Struggle L.
Called on.

"Jupe Pluvius," anxious to save either
team from a humiliating defeat. arose to
the occasion yesterday afternoon and
called halt upon the game between the
editorial stan OF The Washington Herald
and the scribes of the Washington Times
The game was called in the fourth In
ming, with the score standing at to 5
in favor Of our opponents.
The Herald had two men on bases with
none out at the. time, and the rain spoiled
the fun. Swan started the game in the
box for The Herald team, but after three
runs had been scored on him in the
first inning with none out he gracefully
retired TO right field. Morse. twirling for
the Times. was equipped with nothing
but a glove and prayer, and was driven
to the tall grass in the third session
The rain refused to hedge, and we de-
parted homeward. II BIZ Peet had been
there. We would have lost That's one
best bet.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
Aero Club to Honor
Inventor of Planes
Field Day WIN Be Held at Chevy Chase Club
This afternoon in Commemoration
of SS1nley's Flight

! remarkable efacient five-eyllnder gaso-
line motor. which wis built in the Smith
sonian shops under the direction Of
Charles NJ. Manly. Mr.. LAngieys engi-
neering assistant
Launching Was Poor.
The later experiments with the man.
carrying machine were terminated By
two trials in 1905. which were discourag-
Ing after the labor and effort put upon
the machine itself and the auxiliary ap-
paratus. The aeropiane was precipitated
into the water before It was fairly
launched into the afr. due to slight de-
feet In the launching apparatus. Mr..
Langley admitted no failure in HIS ma
chine. and In this statement he has
been upheld by Alexander Graham Bell
and Octave Chanute. while practically all
students Of modern aviation agree that
the Langley machine was correctly built
and undoubtedly would have flown II Il
had been properly launched.
Not realizing that the launching was
an accident. and not q failure, and not
understanding that the proceedings were
in the nature OF q government secret.
the press and the public ridiculed Mr..
Langley and his machine, and the de-
partment decided not TO renew the allot-
ment for further experiments
Much Of the interesting apparatus used
In his experiments. including the sue
cessful models and the engine of the
large machine. are on exhibition among
the aeronautical collections OF the
National Museum.
Mr.. Langley died on February q. 1906,
and II was not until the last few years
that he has been accorded the measure
Of credit which his experiments deserved.
Annual Field Day.
In eommemoration- Of the services Mr..
Langley rendered to the art and science
Of aviation. the Aero Club Of washing
ton conceived the idea In 1911 OF holding
a field day annually on the sth Of May,
to be known as Langley Day. The FIRST
Of these celebrations will be held at the
Chevy Chase Club to-day. when Prof.
Willis L. Moore. president Of the club,
viii give an address on Langley's work
and influence on aviation. Gen. Robert
Shaw Oliver will speak on the work OF
the army in aviation. and Capt. w. ].
Chambers on the work OF the navy.
Flights will be made by members of the
Army Aviation Corps and Paul Peck, Of
the Gyro Motor Company.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
HIETT RITES TOMORROW.
Members of Sherwood Club VIII Act
as Panbearers for Team Mate.

as Panbearers for Team Mate.
Funeral services for George S. Hiett
the player who was struck on the head
and killed by a pitched ball Saturday
afternoon in a Sunday School League
baseball game at Fourteenth and A
Streets Northeast, will be held from his
residence, Rhode Island Avenue and
Twenty-sixth Street Northeast. to-mor-
row afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. W.
Green. pastor OF Fifth seventh-day Ad-
ventist Church. will oficiate. assisted by
Rev. T. Berthier Thompson, of Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church
The pallbearers will be selected from
Hiett's team mates. with two members
from the Aloysius Society. They will
be Messrs. W. r. Love, Harrington. Pat
ten. Mahoney. Sullivan, and Savers. In
terment will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
A floral tribute, sent by his team
mates. represents a baseball diamond.
The bases and base lines are in white
roses, and the Positions OF the players
are depicted with red roses. In left field,
Hietts position. the rose Is missing. be-
ing replaced with crepe.
Charles Kelly. pitcher OF the Nativity
team. against whom Hiett was batting
for the Sherwood nine, is prostrated over
the accident.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06

showing their fine business management
and generosity.
They ask not charity, but co-opera
ton. They merit by achievements which
have attracted the attention OF similar
associations throughout the country"
City Needs Building.
At Epiphany Church Rev. DR.. Ran
dolph McKim made q special appeal t.
the members OF the congregation to con-
tribute to the building fund. and ex'
plained the campaign in detail.
A special prayer for the cause Of the
Y. w. c. A. was offered by Rev. DR.. Wal
lace Radcliffe at New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church. who also commended in
the highest terms the work OF the asso-
citation and urged his congregation 70
support the campaign for the building
fund.
THE City of Washington needs the
Y. W. c. A Building and needs II bad
ly," declared Rev. DR.. James S. Mont
gomery, at the morning services in Met
ropolitan Methodist Church yesterday.
Something must be done for the Ameri-
can city," he continued, "or the city Will
do something with US.
IT never see the women of the Y. w.
c. A. around Union Station here with
out wishing Gods blessing upon them.
They are doing a most necessary work.
But the new building is a pressing need.
II win make their work more effective"
Rev. DR.. S. II. Woodrow, at First
Congregational Church, pleaded earnest
ly for support for the campaign, as did
DR.. S. II. Greene at Calvary Baptist
Church. In each instance the splendid
work which has been accomplished for
girls and women In this city by the
association was commented upon.
Is Good Investment.
Money, and how to use IT rightly, -
was the theme of the sermon preached
at St Paurs Lutheran Church by Rev.
DR.. John 7. Huddle.
The parable of the unjust steward, %
said Dr. Huddle. teaches the prudent
use OF money and provision for future
comfort and competence. The parable
OF Dives and Lazarus teaches that the
OF money insures poverty
and pain.
Il have selected this parable because
OF the campaign for the new Y. W.
c. A. building. a campaign in which
many Of our people are interested. This
offers one OF the best invest
ments / know Of. 1t is something that
will yield large returns in satisfaction
In the years to come. A building OF the
kind projected Is particularly needed in
this city"
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
.. 8; Dspt q AEie.ltun: ws.ths. Burs.

u >. DeTL q AgI1culGune. heatnef bureau.
Washington. Sunday May s. 1sl3-s :. m
Low temperatures continue in the Northwest and
In the Middle Piateau and high temperatures In
the central raleyA while TO the eastward they are
nearly normal. except IN the Middle Atlantic
States where Il h quite cold.
There win be showers Monday from the Lake re-
non and the Upper Ohio YGlley eastward. and
also IN the South generally. probably followed ty
fair weather Tuesday. s1ospt along the Atlantic
coast. There viii also be local rAins Monday IN
the extreme Northwest. while in the csutul vaIlsyA
the extreme West. and the Southwest the weather
Win Be fair Mnudhy. becoming unsettled b. Tues
day.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
when Your Eves Need Care

Iry Murine Eye Remedy. No 6martlnR-Ieels
Fine-Acts Quickly. Try Il for Red, Weak,
trated Book ii each Packare. Murine q
compounded b. our 0cfllsts.-nol . -PpteE1 Nod
icine-- but used u anecs1sful Pay.icinns. tr1e-
hc and sold 81 prnerists at ~ and oc per Bottle.
Murine Eye ealre IN AserItc Iubc1. Ee and &c
Murine Ere Remedy Co.. chIcege
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
Ladie.' Auxiliary Attend. Mass.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Foresters
attended the o'clock mass in st. Alloy
sius' Church yesterday morning and re-
eetved Holy Communion. Rev. Eugene
Del. Mcdonnell, s. J.. President Of Con-
zaga College and rector Of St AIoysius'
Church, celebrated the mass and preach
ed. In the giving OF Holy Communion
Father Mcdonnell was assisted by
Fathers Geale and O'Connell.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
LocaI Tempernrurr.

Midnight. 81 a n. R; m, s;sG m, e.;
Q a. m, 3: 10 a. m. 60: u noon, s.; , p m, es;
. p. m, s.; p m. g; y m. 81; 10 p. N, 81.
Highest, g.; lowest. Is
Relative humidity-s a. m. Il; Q d m g.
Rainfall 9 p m. 10 y nj, ooL Houn q arn-
shine, O Per cent of possible sunshine o.
Tempeaturs sane date last year-Highest 6;
lowest, a.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
Prominent Georgetown Citizen Deai

Herbert Claiborne wilkins. a proml-
nent Georgetown citizen. died Saturday
night at o'clock. He was the son OF
the late Richard Augustine wilkins and
Margaret Mingo Wilkins, and was born
fifty-seven years ago in st. Mary Par
ish, louisiana Besides a son. CASTOR
Otey wilkins, who lives in Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. wilkins is survived by his wife and
three daughters, Mary Mingo. Lena
Fossberg. and Annie Lind wilkins.
Funeral services to-day at 5 p. m. In
terment will be in Hollywood Cemetery,
Richmond, Va, tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
5000 coneert Given.

A sacred concert was given yesterday
by members Of grand opera company
at Adas Israel Temple, Sixth and /
Streets Northwest. The programme was
given under the direction OF Rabbi Joseph
Glushak
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
Forty Hours, Devotion BeEiu..

Solemnity and beauty marked the sery-
ices in st. Anthony's Catholic Church
yesterday morning. when the devotion of
The Forty Hours was inaug1lrated
with solemn high mass at II O'Clock
Rev. Thomas D. Williams. the pastor,
celebrated the mass. Rev. Eugene ].
Connolly preached at the special services
last night. At s O'Clock tonight Rev
John J. McNamara will preach.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
Tiae Tahle.

q. N. and eds d m
TonorroH- Hirh dde y Is 4, n ana f1.is n !. !.
ior tids, 50 a a. nd ~ p N
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06

LIverpoors inward and outward ton
mage for the year ended July /, 1871, was
more than s5.2OaoOO tons.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
MINISTER'S URGE
Y.W.C.A.SUPPORT

cont,n6ed from PAGE one.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06

Temperatures In Uthef CftIes.
Temperatures in otAsr cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the tSentyefOar houB ended
at .. N. yesterday. are a. foll0Es:
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Continued from Pase one.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
va AIway. ChivaIrou..

Secretary Of War stimson spoke on
MAI. Butt the Soldier" and said. in
part:
Maj Butt seemed never to lose his
temper or his GOODNESS. He was never loud
or boisterous. nor was be ever excited.
lie was never rough with his men. but
was always able 70 get an unusual
amount Of work out Of them Under the
pleasant and cheerful exterior Of this
The Washington herald., 1912-05-06
EDUCATIONAL

ELOCUTION AND SINGING.
Mrs. EMILY FRECH BARNES,
I43 Eleventh Sc. n. f. Phone Line. 17So-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
2lmerifas Opoa9er heores.
st majeitGtlIf NiinOemGrfe for
Columbus afilores
@albington.

@aI6ington, :. g., s. SUM. -
G9riitop6er Columbus blep i lag
in0rulleret 0en amerifanife 9iepl.
6IifS SAIL of Same. 5 5tapitoIiet5
9}pr6eo oiilpreoe8 en- maIeitetiif
U3inOe-6ontene, Der om9ioer Ell 6e.
rolf Statue al ben me 8er6ens
Oponger.
2ouOets 9r9iioent uotalte 9totio.
mems Bris oper De 1lioriProeoe Se.
mNn0, ser Iofteoe 6ennelia6e0ens
Sler ira oct ltfen0te 2ltlanterbaD
% Orog ct mt Sentiment irem / 9D.
Jet.
o6iitoriens itsrite Sempno" bar
0et ltOtrDf 8rnii0ent 5oit brugte
ON Dem. Gerenonien leoiage0es al
en- OGIOig Concentration - en- i'm.
ponerenoe Garooe af flere Suin6e
ol cipile 2inie paSiere0e
forbi 8rpii6enten, Der itoo peoUfin.
oe5nprfet9 500. Cen itorite 9el Al
Optoget u0gioroes al Columbus.
ser ira 2anoets iorffeIli0e
GAnc par 0ra1et til @aibmqton
ior at 5p0re oereS 5fpts6elaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
Denli9 penpenoelie til Kreolene

Sum ire al Samfnnoets otteareo.
ie bar buffet at inoienoe Oeres
2(or@biorag til Sielp til 5nuii-
grantnisiionen.
Soo0on itoor Sn9en:
! 9iiuneiota are0s betalt $50.
gtebraifa areos betolt 500.
9ltGantic areos betalt $50.
Soma areos life betolt $50.
g9is. areos life betalt $50.
9toro 3uf. are6s life betolt $25.
SyG. areos life betalt $25.
Eaciiic are0s life betnlt S25.
Somfltn6sfosien trpnger til bis.
ie ierliae Silifuo for at filnue ITO.
reoe Oeus llo1ifter FOR oette Sum-
flinosnor
Maa oi penIiait beoe areositpreI.
ierne 6nrtieit muIiet at orone Den.
ne Sag.
3 brooerIia 9Grb6oig6eO
g. 9. G9riiticnien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
Seonaro Ollen faar Opreisnin9

6or nogen lio iioen 6leo Seonaro
OGien / Seattle, @ai5ingtoa, al Il.
2. 0ntriftS0onlmer SANFORD ira
DON'T fin 9orgerret og bans 9ot.
ger6reu bIeD antutlleret. Glen Dar
al ct 03eOlem al Sanoels. o. 2lr.
6eiOafonuuiaiionen Der paa Steoet
bleoen anflaget for at ppre SoeialHt
(2lnartiit2), % 1iiirift5aopofat1n
5aOOe ioriulat So9en uoen at iptte
iig / 6or6iuOelie me0 lSuitits0epar.
tementet / @a'6ington Den ). os.
erflGreOe aongresmano Berger ira
8isconiill, at ban pil0e iege at iaa
CONNER SANFORD lat nnoer ]l85.
retstiItole, og 3ltititsminiiter @icfer.
foam bar ta9et ii9 al Saaen 81
allercOe poa 0ens nnDuren0e 5tooi.
lm u0taIt at GGen bar lot Tor
llret San bar paalagt Il. :. Il
itriftSa0pofat at opre 0Geu be6ipl.
pelig meO at ina Sogen op til ior.
met 9e5an0Iina 0iitriftsretten, og
oeriom Oette life lpffc8, ga at opre
Dam bebipIpeIig meo at iaa Salen
foreloQt II z. 9lppeIret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
lfIRrf!

aonOiOater, Der oil anis9e ON
Ordination paa tilihm0en0e 9lars.
moOe / aenmare, II. 0af., moo
bllrtiqit mltIigt inoien0e til unoer.
te9ueOe Oeres 2miognina meo gfsa.
mensbeois ialnt aaloAbreo % anore
GfoneS6pro.
9lGericneit II. Slrni mna oi5ie %.
fltmenier oGre mia tilenote.
5 al 9Grb9oig6eO
q. =. G6riitianicn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

fantple0er uOiteot Ell aunogerelie,
boori ban giuer en- 5renitilling al
6uprle0es ban Ter Stuationen =,
.Br9ii0ent 3afts Domination, IL
ger bait ooil ppre enS6etpOenoe
meo operppI0en0e 9teoerlog for oct
repu6lifdnife garti 9tooem6er. Sn.
gen Dian0 meo iun0 6ornuft tam
meO ll0ial0et al Brfnprpolgene 0e
repubIitanife Stater ior gie, tenfe,
at Gait, ON ban bIiDer nomineret,
bill bore Ston0 til at oin0e ire
republifanife Stater. Ge0 9e0raa %
Wanipulerin9 al politiife 0ioifiner
bar (afts Seoere itioalet 9iitrift. og
StatsfonDentioner; men 6olfets Zine
er rettet pao 66icago I'LL, % oct pil
.orgela mislpffes Dem at itieIe ieI.
be 8rgii0ent 9fominotionen.
G6ica9o, :. D}ai. - 81 0elego-
ter ira gIIdbama og 2lrfanias iSie.
Oes 0ag peO 9tationoIfomiteens 9e.
ihttning til Safts 9iite. 3elegater,
iom 8ooieoeIt8 Mpno 6ap0e conte-
itet 2lae De Gonteiter. iom 7og
fremlogOes for aomiteen af9ior0e3
/ 9ofts 6ooor, o9 ale iaa npr iom
TO liIinl0e par aomiteen enitermig
Ge 3ilialOe, iom ai9ior0e9 0na,
par 6 Qele9ater oat.larae" oq ,
ira 6ocr ar l. . >. 6. ol .. aon-
aresoiitrifter 2lla6ama og 2ele-
cater at large" % , ira boer Al
I og , 0itrfter 2lrfonias.
2ln0re Gonteiter bleo uoiat til ie.
mere. Senator 9ora6 lento1 it 6or.
ila9 ira SCAR, at s 0tan0 -
Steoet ior iom ip0DanIig 20 - iful-
Oe funne forlange u9ioll Gall". og
oct patte life iaa Iiot Rpre. Dian
oilOe afbrpoe bnm, men ban leo ii1
life otnuole" 0an ia90e bi. a.: til
OroitDreren: ogiu oeo ieg, at &c bar
Ell oitean roller. Sea er ful0t no
Oillig til at laoe oiteam role" EN-
nrhpiAp mon ip1 snifpr at iinp hpr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

5 Stamp neO 3igeinere. Sra Eli.
len 9G6men, meloes, at en- 9anoe
3igsinere iorle0en operial0t Ell 2aao.
eienoom, paa boilfen Der flm bar
apinoer 6ienrne 9isie ioripareoe
zig tmioIerti0 meo @oaroens Sfn0e.
oaaben, in0til Der eiter to 5aners
JSorle6 fom lln0ietning 6lere al
3ig6inerne oar bleoen iaaret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

) 2or0a8s 9lfte5 meooeltes, al
lait )}ationalfoaiteeng isrite to
Se5iioner par tiltenot - oconteite.
DC" Steamer, looiepelt ingen. Den
Oise y og manQe ilere Stemmer
6aDoe 3oit Memo 10 ogiao regnet
mco, og oet par 9iooiepelts Mpno,
Der 0iiputereoe bans Diet til oem.
0e IS Stemmer, Der ,tiIfcuotes Sait
/ 2erOa9s, uogior0es al s ira Pr
faHo5. - ira 6lorioa o9 2l ira
Georgia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
Den repu6(i6anl6e
]laliOnal6Omite.
Sen beggnoer tit for6creOenoe
glrbejOc / Chicago.
1e iprite p6Onteiter" aispres /
Safts 5aDer.

@bicago, 6 0iai. - Zen repu6li.
fanife )iationalfomite uiite tit Bar.
tiitanopunft itrats peo 2lobningen
al Oct iBrite 0feoe. 8ictor 9loiemo.
ter ira Rebraifa bleo paIgt til 6or.
mano ior aomiteen inOtil 9tational-
fonoentionens 2lfiIutuinG. st 6or.
flag Al Senator 9orab ira S5Oobo,
en- Al 9iooiepelt.2eoerne, ON at otte
iStemmer ifuloe flnne iorlange
o9ioIl Goll", bleu iorfaitet, % meo
80 moo t3 Stenlmer bleu ct auoet
6orilaa ira )iooieoeltsSi0en. ON
ful0 9lO9an8 ior 4Sresien5 6epre.
ient0Hter til slonliteens 0}e0er, Ii.
8eleoe5 iorfaitet 3oft-5oIfene irem.
iafte e Qeooiorilaa, Der sif no pua,
at II prPentanter for lem Bresie.
6nreauer iflloe tiIiteoes 2lOgong,
bleo oeota9et. 1et gif enOpIoere no
paa. II et itenograiiif 9ieierot al
6orbanolingerue ifuIoe gipe5 til 81.
fentiig5eoen.
N1eningerne er 0elte ON getD0nn.
gen Al 9oterin9en, Der itoO 80 moo
- Stemmer; ira Sait. SIOen be-
tra9tes Den iom ct BARREL ON, bpor.
Ieoss StiIIin9en oil bIipe, noar Som
teitioaerne fonmer op til 9e5auO.
ling.
AooieueIt. SiIbpngerne forIanger, at
mnoif cen 9ieprpientont ior bper
gluis. Der 6ap6e ]iet til 43laOs / SION.
gre5iens @ollrri for fre5ien, ifuIoe
tiIite6e5 2logdng. 1ait (il6gngerue
pil0e iffe nngte Rresien 2lOgang til
g}e0erne, men irembolot al aomi.
teen fife 6oo0e 4}la0s til iaa mango
iom oer bleo iorlangt 9lOgong ior
Sper9smaalet ON StDrten al 9ie.
prpientationen ira SDoen, Der 6Uert
fieroe 2lar bar Deret @enitanO ior
ipri1 0ebot. bleo 6urtig niier0iget
me0, at aonliteen beilutte0a at an.
beiale III aonoentionen at Oen BIZ
per iom iar Get bleO frenrbolot, at
BET oor u0en Tor aomiteens SSrri5
oiftion at aiaere oenne Sog.
1aitle0ernes 5prfe er bleUet ior.
egct meo 9lnfoniten al @rGiioentens
Sc.retpr 9barles ,. Stiles ira
ia 5Inaton lPr Stiles bar op p.laaet
iit ganlln 9Incfiioue 0otel, bOor.
ira Ell oirefie 5eleionlinie uOen at
qaa aenuem 66icago 6cntraIitatio.
nen bar 5orbinoelie meO oct 6oiOe
Sus, og bporooer BreiiOenten 6oIoes
oiour meo Sagerne5 @ang.
Gn li9nenoe 5or6inoeIie er op.
ret;ct mellem RoeOelt 0ooeofOartc'
RET gonareis 6otel og Saganore
0ill, 0piter Ban.
Manager for Cats 9algfanp,
aonaresmano @iIiom 9. icatn.
Zen bar noiteot ilere aunogsrelier
bpori ban 6e6anoIer Simationen. s
en- 0rnqer 6nn til 5eGts moo 9iooie-
pelt5 M}ooitano moo .Senntor 5foot
iom miolertioig 5ornano; en- an.
Den iummerer ban op llOiaIoet al
8alaet al 0elegoter til 0uto, % !
en- treble anari6er ban RooieoeIts
@alafanp.0}etooe : oenne iioite
iiqer ban bl. a., at bois 9ir 9looie.
pelt iortietter meO at ieuoe SruSIer
oq Sfelbsoro no ira Opiter Ban,
Blot for0i Sagerne. fife sanr nsiag.
tia iom ban oiI iaa er oet beoit ior
ham at brp0e op ira @ationnlfon.
pentionen oQ forlooe Def @Sorti, iou
ban ioreaiper at tiIbere.
0m stillingcn tiger DlcainIep, at
9rriioent Gait pil foutrollere 20.
tionalfonbentionen meO en- 0taiori.
let al 30 Stenmer.
qoo ben onoen Sioe bar Senotor
ssoIepb 0i. 9iron Hooiepelts 9alg'
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2f.Marg.

oeren Softer, Der al. 40 par gaaet
op me0 2ojtnant 5d6licbting al
5ernbanebatoillonen iom 45asiager,
neO ira Ell 6pjoe df 10 Dieter. 20it-
nonten 0re6te5 poo Ste0et. Softer
6lep let ioaret lllpffen ifpGote5 ct
9rlt0 poa Spen0etroaoene, boorpeO
gingerne plu0ieIig ffappeoe iontmen
opeiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

9epenoe begropet Gn 9(rbei05.
mon6 Siour Gitp, Sa., bIep Q}an.
bag | iioite llee Ieoenoe begrooet,
ioet Sioerne t en- aloaf, boor ban
orbeioeOe, itprteoe ino ON bonn Ger
par fire 500 SSoro ober 6an 0}en
| lllpffen8 Eieblif gnp 0fau0en eft
rSfrie ira fla, iom tiIfolOtc s Pr.
6eiOsfanmerotcr. Oct Ipffeoes Dem
at faa ernoet neo til ManOen 20
.Dtinrttcr oa isr ban to6te geoioit-
9e0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

en Gale al 55polifi. 8ori5. %.
Moj. Zen rusiiife @eian0t S5polifi
bar 2lftes paa bet rusiiife 6aa-
0el5fammer5@eneraI 6olOt
en- Gale, / 6pilfen ban fren6ppeOe
embellishments 9etp0ning FOR 6pit-
nelien al 9aanoene meIlem De TO
alliere0e @unOe Zen franife rusiilfe
9(uiance par ligefrem en- 2iusbetm-
aelie og 5ao0e pp'entligt ct ireoe-
Ii9t !Q}ooI. Sans 9leaering fortiutte
line 9eitra6elier for at loie BEN ita-
Iienife tprfiife aonflift oeo interna-
tionol Samuirfen fnlo 6armoni
me0 6ranfri9 og gngIono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11


@}isIpffet 2Ittentat. sra 9ufareit
melOe5, at rusiiife 2lnarfiiter 9apOe
6eIt1ttfet ire 0an0elsfonlniS'er til at
ioretage ct sgonbeatteltot moo Song
aoroI 0leoens Oct Ipffeoes De rus.
iffe 9lnarfiiter at flpgte, blep 9an-
oeIsfommis'erne an6olOte, og beo
SusunoeripQele / oeres 9oliger 5ar
man funoet iterft fompromitterenOe
9reoe. 5 @olot8 bar man fengiIet
en- @erion, iom par meooefagtig i
aompIottet 4folitiet alltager, at Oen-
ne @erion er i0entiif neo 2lnarfiIten
Stall6.