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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
FOR MEMORIAL PLAN
Senate Committee Favors
Honoring Butt and MiIIet.
ITS REPORT HANDED IN
Immediate Consideration Prevented
by Senator McCumber.
SPIRITED DEBATE THEN ENSUES
Mr.. Root Announces Friends of
Two Titanic Victims Raised
More Than $4,000.
SPIRITED DEBATE THEN ENsUEs

The approval of the Senate committee
on the library of the Bacon resolution al
lowing the use of public grounds in Wash
ineton upon which to erect joint me-
mortal TO Maj. Archibald w. Butt and
Francis Davis Nfillet. who were victims of
the Titanic disaster. was reported to the
Senate late yesterday afternoon by Sena-
tor Root of New York
Senator McCumber prevented immediate
consideration and proba BILE pa ssage of the
resolution by the Senate. His objection
was based, it was indicated, on belief
that public grounds should not be used
for tie erection of a memorial to only two
of the hundreds of victims of the mid
ocean horror. Senators Bacon, the author
of the resolution. and Root. in charge of
it in behalf Of the committee. will make
an early effort to get the resolution
through.
The objection to the immediate consid-
Grafton of the resolution by Senator Nc
Cumber was followed by another by SEN
ator Overman. who protested against the
reading of the committees report approx
ing the plan. That seemed to exasperd1e
Senator Root.
Il will withdraw the request for consid-
Grafton at this time, he said. Il don't
want a squabble here over thing SO
near to my heart
Placed on Calendar.
This remark seemed to bring to the
senators present memory OF the dlsas-
ter of which the resolution was an echo
Senator Overman withdrew his objection
to the reading of the report and the reso-
luton was placed on the Senate calendar
Senator Root defended the resolution
against Mr. McCumber's objection.
This does not involve the granting OF
any land by the government Mr.. Root
said 1T is planned to erect fountain
in the shruhbery on the edge Oh the
White Lot No one else who went down
with the Titanic was so associated with
the spot as these two men MAJ. Butt
spent many of his mature years IN the
White House Mr.. Millet spent many
years working for the beautifcation OF
Washington. especially in connection with
the fine arts commission. Their memories
are connected with the very spot where II
is proposed to put this memorial.
Senator Root added that friends OF the
two men desired to erect memorial AT
the place with which they We're most IN
timately associated and had raised De-
tween 5000 and $4,000 to meet all the
expenses.
There was man on the Titanic from
nv state" remarked Senator Overman.
He was a mail clerk. simply a mail
clerk. He stayed on the boat carrying
up bags of mail He didn't try to jump
into any of the boats.
Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia. the
state from which Maj. Butt came. ad-
ded a plea for the resolution.
we had in that boat another man
from Georgia. Jacques Futrelle. the
writer His friends wouldn't think of
asking to place a memorial to him here.
They will erect it in Georgia. But it
is just here that these two men. Maj.
Butt and Mr.. Millet, lived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
TALBOT WINS FIGHT
FOR LIBEL JUDGMENT
Supreme Court Rules Against
T. H. Pickford and
J. n. Walter.

The United States Su RENE Court has
sustained the judgment of $500 oh
tanned by Henry VI. Talbot. former
states attorney for Montgomery county,
Md. against Thomas H. Pickford and
John II. Walter The case has been be-
fore the District and Maryland courts for
years and Fridays decision the
second handed down in tho case by the
United States Supreme Court.
The case grew out of the burning of a
vacant house in Montgomery county, Md,
owned by Messrs. Pickford and Walter
back in 1877. when Mr.. Talbot was the
states attorney for Montgomery county.
The owners collected S22.loo in insurance.
The case first got into the courts when an
indictment was returned in Montgomery
county against Messrs. Pickford and
Walter and two others In connection with
the fire. The indictment. at least far
as Nessrs Pickford and Walter are CON
cerned. was later nolle pressed
Judgment Awarded
Some time after the indictment was
quashed, according to the recital in the
decision handed down Yesterday, Messrs.
"ickford and Walter had published in
Washington paper some charges against
States Attorney Talbot regarding his
official conduct in the case against the
two men. On the basis OF that publica-
ton Mr. Talbot sued Messrs. Pickford
and Walter for libel. 1t resulted in the
awarding of $500 to Mr.. Talbot; and
the final affirmance OF the judgment was
in 1905
A few months later Messrs. Pickford
and Walter secured from the District Su-
preme Court a permanent injunction
against the collection of the judgment,
but Mr.. Talbot appealed to the District
Court of Appeals and secured an order
from that court reversing the lower court
Messrs. Pickford and Walter then appeal
ed to the United States Supreme Court.
and that court yesterday upheld the Dis
trict Court of Appeals.
Injunction Asked For.
When the libel suit was being tried, the
decision shows, the defendants did not at
tempt to prove the truth Of the allega-
tions In the publication. They asked
for the injunction against the judgment
on the ground that new evidence had
been discovered which. had it been known
at the time of the trial of the libel suit.
would have enabled them 10 set up the
defense that the published charges were
true
IF when called upon to make defense
in the libel suit they had no sufficient
evidence at hand to maintain the truth
of the published matter" Justice Pitney
says. in the opinion of the court. this
must on the present record be attributed
to one or the other of two causes. One is
that the published matter was in fact I'M
true; the other is that they did not use
RI TO
Its truth. Either explanation leaves them
without claim to relief in this action"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09

Continued from First Page
York to attend q meeting of a corpora
ton holding large interests in Cuba, and
that as the attorney for the company, he
must be there by Monday.
4 large number of Cubans. who expect
to volunteer for service against the rebels,
left here last night for Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
Other Officers Elected.

In addition to the president the follow
ng officers were elected:
FIRST vice president w. S. Mccormick.
Duluth, Mimi. secretary. George NJ. Rex,
Providence, r. L.. treasurer Duncan
Mc!nnes, New York. and twelve vice
presidents. namely, W. c.. Justice, Bur
ialo. w. S. Cooke, New bedford. Mass. !.
j. S. Culpepper. Norfolk, Va: j. j..
Crowder, Peoria. H.; l.. D. E,verts, Mil
waukee. Wis: DR.. lie Grand Powers.
Washington. ID. c.: c. o. Beavers Chat
tanooga. Tenn. A, III. Muir. Kingston
Ont: r. f. Gum, St Louis. Mo: 4. r.
Boyle San Francisco. Cal. Francis
GormIey Jersey City. y. j.. and e. NJ
Fullington. Columbus, Ohio.
Today's sess on closed the seventh an
nual convention of the asso citation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
S. N. white ELECTED
Chosen Head of Association
of Controllers and Ac-
counting Officers.

BUFFALO, y. Y. June Samuel NJ.
White of Louisville. Ky, today was
elected president Of the National Asso-
citation of Controllers and Accounting
officers. Chattanooga, Tenn. was select
ed for the convention of 1913
Resolutions were adopted commencing
the work of the National Citizens League
for the promotion of sound banking
system ond urging cooperation among
the members 10 the end that effective cur.
rency and banking legislation may be
enacted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
HAVANA IS MENACED

CONTINUED from First Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-09
Welded AFTER ALL
Pennsy|vanians' Doubts Will
Be DispeIIed.
PREOICAMENT QUEER ONE
Not Sure Man Who Performed
Ceremony Was Minister.
PRESENTED CARD IN STREET
Approached Young Couple Who Had
Come Here From York to
Be Married.
PRESENTED CARD IN STREET

A special delivery letter which is ex-
| pected to he delivered to Robert Y.
Mackley Of York. Pa, some time tomor-
row probably will take him the most
joyful news he has ever received. 1t
will tell him that he was legally mar
| rfed here yesterday to Miss Myrtle c.
Stallsmfth Of New Oxford. Pa.
The couple had expected to be mar
ried for some time. AS many residents
Of their section of Pennsylvania were
| coming to Washington to attend the
Columbus celebration. the couple de-
at the same time have minister make
them man and wife.
They arrived in Washington yester-
day morning. Learning the location of
the city hall, and being told they could
secure the necessary license there to
get married. they FASTENED to the
clerks Office.
When they reached the building, how
ever. they inquired of a negro where
they could get the license. The negro
told them they would first have to get a
took them to the street, and, pointing out
two red benches in a front yard on In
diana avenue. said: Go to that house
where those benches are and you will
find preacher.
AS the couple reached the sidewalk in
front of the designated house, a man APP
preached from across the street. He had
been sitting in the park. What do you
want?' he inquired.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
Sun Ell SfrGboer.
eli Z. @. ~

Get oil enonu ppre friif / Ntin0e,
At Tor en- 0eI Anr iioen iorefoIot
Ell 9egioenbeo poo Abeoen oeo
4ep 9orf al en- ioa isrgeIiq stu.
rafter, al emo Den Dag / Tag mango
0ierter bleoer oeo 5anten oerom.
Get er De TO itore llooanorer0ampe.
res Brand. Der iigtes til. Wonge
Slu glf tnbt - % pon en- Woooe,
Der egner iig til at rTte Wenne.
tets y3eroer. Ter goor 6roiaan
ON manaen mprfelig Aeoning ira
3lo0e0en, men ogioa ON Be bier.
t~eifPrer0e Scener, Der uoipanot
fig beo, at De rIpffeIige Dire m0er
DoIoiom inobnroes Stamp isgte at
erobre fla ct 8iroue. at Sc fun0e
ffrige ON 5iplp - boa0 BOG oor
belt om'onit, i6et &e0uingsmenoene
j De tililen0e imna 5Ipbe0ampere
De0 ben altiortpren0e 6eoe par for.
9in0re0e at fomme Sffbene nPr,
meo min6re De ielD palqte at blioe
leDenoe itegt. 5 Sfibenes Crap
pe9ange bulore6e % brsIe0e Slam.
merne, iua Sfibene pirfelig oanneoe
en- 0sOefploe: ale, Der par ne6e.
mootte bIipe neoe, til en- Dntelia
gn0e bere0tes benz.
Ne6 bet enc Sfib, oSaole".
6ab0e en- Sfr960er ira asniggberg
| pitprsiien bait Dnerfort. SeIo
6e0 ban. nj 5iaur oar ban ioa
fife o. ipinfel og uonieIig, at ban
pon Sesiionen Dor erflpret uoiteliq
til arigstieneite. Nen fro I'll fife,
at ban Of ben @runo bar tobt al
en- gngerpogn, tpPrtimo6. On
9or0 boooe ban beo tit 8eien for.
ltonet at ltdffe Jig en- Del llpenner.
Men ban par monife ogfno Iiot bio.
fig og liter, booo me1et ofte er I'll.
f9l0et meO imon, ipfnfle Wenneifer
- og inoo Sunoe 0a for gieiten
meo. Or iea finn fife, Far ban
FormooenIig tenft, ital ieg COG oife,
at ieg life laoer mig goa poa eGer
oDertrompe. alt'oo iggte ban 10 at
bare til lit RaDn, bboO / og for
fig bur0e bore go6t og bel.
Sans 2ipsIfpbne fan, fra BET
2ieblif, ban betrooote llooon6rer.
tibet, / Oroets ianoe getponina
fnl0es trogifomif, fom oa ogioo
itrofs oil les.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

citation send in their names to
the secretary-treasurer. Please
send in your name at once, and
thus save us the work and ex-
pense of sending a copy Of this
letter and constitution to you
personally now while we do not
know whether we will have four
ty members or not. After the
necessary membership has been
secured, we will more gladly
send each member a copy of the
constitution.
If you know Of any one in
your neighborhood who is a
graduate of our school, kindly
bring this to his or her notice.
Atlef J. Hansen, Sec.-Treas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

On lDOfaloet al &rimaroalgene
i 5ainois og Benniploouia ifriOer
nG6i. 8ec. Ser blon0t anOet:
0Qeres f6rite % pigtigite 8eiuItat
er, at Be bar fnuIt 2orimer-0taifi-
men / SGinois og Den END mere
fOrifanie0e Og magtigere 9enroie-
@taifine / 9emfplpanio. Ter fan
life npres Snibl ON, at 8plgerne
/ begae EiIf9I0e me0 0oerlng ret
teOe ffmienoe SIao imoO 8oi5pGI-
oe og @oifinberreOemme 2t 90
rimers Soft i SainoiS oe 8enro es
/ genniplpanio itotteOe Gait, oct
por iiffert $obeoooriogen til bans
fmlieuoe @e0erIag." aanoioaterne
mou uubent og prIigt appeIIere til
8eI9erne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

9igelna for Zen oonIfe airfes
&eofommenoe.
alm DE iterre Oonife 6orenin9er
oil blipe repr9ienteret.
Men al faI0t iau tor 9etpOnin9
er ll0gipeliea al Ell Bog poa ca.
200 SiOer ON Oonif.ameritanere
81 tan life enom gipe en- Oner-
iigt oper, bpa0 Oenne Bog oil font
me til at i~roeboIOe; men Seniigten
meo 0ens lt0giOelie er at meo0e-
lie Dem @oerbienme mere ulii0ig
aen05ifu6 til Oonifs4merifanere,
emo Oe iIgte M bar. 9Oeen oil
blioe trpft / Here SuiinOe Cts
empIarer % uoOelt gratis.
en- Man0 / Zen oanife sir
fe" % en- / Gen foreneOe Sir
fe" er annooet ON at ifripe en-
0oeriigt ooer bper it Somfuno.
8onifumerifanif 5orretningsIio.
0onif-umeritonif 8ogopl og 9Iao-
pirfiom6e0, oanif-amerifanit Sore
ningsIio etc. etc. oil blioe repre-
ienteret / bette litterpre 8iorog til
Setter.
enOnu ton incomes, at Der er isr-
get ior en- RroIog, iom ftaI no
acre Ell Gel al 6eitprogrammet, %
Den itnI oPret ifreoet al en- Oonit-
amerifuner. aomiteen bar FOR no.
gen Si6 iioen IoOet it0goo SH06n.
oeIie ill aonfurrence 0esangoaenoe
Sluttelig ifoI ri minoe ON. al
Der er isr9et for. at babe Ameri-
fo5 Brpiioent % 0onmarf8 Son.
ge oil blipe reprpientereOe PED
Soften.
Nt Sen onnite Regerin9 maotte
reprPierteres. oct bar 10 en- SeIo.
fsl9e. Oo Ben ifol mootage Rorfen,
og at Il. 2. BrGiioent reprpiente-
res pe0 Soften, oet fon 10 toges iom
ct. ltOtrpf for, at De. Der itpn-
fer 0ormorf 8aDen. a1lerfenOer ben
omeritnnife Reaering ION oeres go.
riqbeo.
6oretogenoet DiI iiffert 6ialpe
til at itprfe oct rationale 9oono
melem 8onife poo beaae Sioer at
atIonten og meIem 9anffe / Il.
3. ". inSbpr6es.
0onife I amerifa bipIper ogino
oe6 ct iIigt 6oretogen6e til poo
en- ifsn Moo0e at Ieoe Opm9rtiom.
be6en ben poa boooe iig ieIp %
port fare fife TporeImo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
To the Graduates of Dana Col
lege and Trinity Seminary.

On the 18th day of June, 1911,
about twenty four former and
present students of Dana Col
lege and Trinity Seminary met
in the College Chapel for the
purpose of organizing an alumni
association. To whom the credit
of first bringing this idea forth
to be acted upon is not yet
known, but the idea found favor
with those present. Some time
was spent in discussing plans,
purpose, etc, and the result ar
rived at is as follows. A mo-
tion was carried that there be
organized a Dana College and
Trinity Seminary alumni asso-
citation. Rev. Y. w. Bondo was
elected president, n. II. Debel
vice president, and Atlef J. Han
2 secretary-treasurer. These
three, together with the presi-
dent Of Dana College, Prof. c.
x. Hansen, and the president Of
Trinity Seminary, Prof. p. S.
Wig, were to work out a consti-
tuition for the proposed associa-
ton, which constitution should
become effective when subscrib-
ed to by at least fourty eligible
members. This committee has
met and worked out a constitu-
ton, which it believes will meet
with the interest, approval and
acceptance of all whom it con-
Germs.
Apart from the Christian help
and encouragement this society
may give, there are some urgent
practical needs, for which it may
be instrumental in doing much
good, for instance, to add some
very needed books to our library,
or to purchase a very cheap lot,
which, in the near future, will be
of great value to the College.
The Committee desires that
all who will be members Of this
our college and seminary asso-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
merfelig 9ejtiOelig6eO fmot

@n m9rfeIie 5ejtiOeliebeo fanot
ior en- Sio iioen Steo I Sbangbai,
amo. 5 Spioien for en- Itor Bro
eesiion begaO Or. Sun.gnt.5en Jig
no til Wing.@ ronene uoen FOR gp-
en- og proflamere0e ser bejtioe-
ligt peO De 8raoe, Der gemner Ste-
BET Of Den for lem 9unoreoe 4or
fiOen afO60e @rrnoIpgger al Ring.
9Dnaitief, at aineierne mi poonu
par 6Iepen 2onoets 9errer, at oe
m%ancburiife @robrere MI oor fnus
fte, og 9anoet oar bleoet 3epu6lif
Sluttelig formnneOe Or. Gun 5ol.
fet til Gnigbeo og 8roitab mob
Guam. Sbisaar, boem ban ieIo bar
fooret 9roitob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

On 9eliignelien ueO at gIDe til
M%isiionen itriper en-, Der %unoerteg-
ner iig g@pr0en@, / D9utb.@ ON en-
Menig6eo i 5ainois, Der for 8 aor
iioen bap0e io9rt onOt oe0 at be-
tribe inc Iofale ll0gifter. Gu p0es
ser oorlig $500 til Iaisiionen, oe
ioo fonmer oct m9rteIige: Somti-
ola er oct 9eIeb. Der tom mo til
Menig6eoens lebenoe u0giiter, oot-
Jet ira 500 ON 2loret til $3.50.
0ertil fommer Ofringer oeo Sui
og 8naite inmt De l6ie 8aper i
9ssierne PEG Senoo9sauostie-
neIterne. gn~Ootoere bar De opfert
ct Menig6eOs5ns til $4,000, So
600 bar oe gipet for en- 9rpitebo-
Gg DIP. %2lltiammen / 9sbet al 6
9lar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

5 anleonirg Of at Breiioent
7ait for en- GiO iioen ifbIse gres.
icHS Neooelelier fen6te Bopen |
gOm ct e9erbpnoigt greo oa taf.
teoe bam for Den fn6erIige Smiora,
bon 6dboe pfit bette 2nno oeo at
uanGune to amerifanIfe aor0inn.
Ter, itriOer u2ittberoneren" 81. a.:
Som Rroteltanter penter ri life,
o. 2anOets B~r9iioent TtaI toge go.
tits al os ener o~fficieIt uotaIe i'm
Eof for oct arbei6e, ri uofsrer.
Sboo pi imioIertio bar Iet til ot
forlnrge err, at bon life itaI Iaoe
III BRUCE ion Heoffnb till at frem.
me 8onerfirfens Snteresier.~ Gor
suriet iiotoIer gIaoet, at bet n9pn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

angooenoe S|folens getp0-
ring for Nisiionen fortpaer en-
toinOelig Misfionpr / Sprien, buor-
leOes man gennem Sfolen oin0er
SnOflD0eIie. Msore tommer elp
mcO oeres 96rn til Sfolen oa 90
rer til. en Dag too en- @oOer uoen
for BET oobne 9inoue for at ie,
boOrle0es oct off benOes gern.
Boa en- Sang u0brso bun: o5ortQl
merei SCR bare, 9ernl 9o6 os DOG
6sre efter oisie imuffe Or6l Sea
Diloe onife, iee bar / ieres Ste6 og
bDer Gag fun6e bere iaooonne oei-
lige Siigl 5 moo enoeIig bore op.
niprfiomme, gsrn, og lore oisie
gooe 9irgl" Senoogen efter fom
bun | SsnooesitoIen, bpor bun
boooe bsrte 90 ipurgte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

@Orife a~irfefOrbol0 i Amerffo.
Sfslge 6oo0 nGp. lutb. airfetiOen-
De" poaitoar, ital Der finOes Dob.
belt iaa mango norife airfer, We-
nigbeOer og Br9iter Der i 9anoet
JON / gonIe Norge. aoriogen iii,
at Der fnn opoiies ioa tort 9Intal
! amerifo, tor bore Den itore aon-
%fuurance, iom ftn0er Steo meIlem
De forifeIIige lutberife Sominn0.
0isie logger ale an pan at no
FIRE ct plot omfattenoe 4rbeioe
iomt at frempiie oct 6eOite Heiul.
tat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
H9bilo Bart.

AIt, 5paO bette 9toOn itaor ior,
er ct Foretagen0e al 0onif-Ameri.
fonere.
gi ifreD i%orleoen, at ben Sag
fife e16nu bapoe iormooet at gribe
Dor Snteresie.
@en mi / 5irs0ogs bapOe oi
geieg al en- ReprpieHtart for 80
r~etogenoet, @r. u. 6enningien. Og
ban gap o5 en- iaaOun 6oritoaeIie
al bets ioritelige 6oces, al ri par
lige peo at blipe interesieret.
SO, Der er noget font PED Oen-
ne 8arfs G%ilblioelie % peo 5eniie-
TEN meo oens SnopieIie.
Sra cen Si0e let 6oerfen er eller
oil Der nogen 5inoe bIioe noget
Itort peo Rebilo 8orf ben er
ct Stpffe 6e0e meo Smaobaffer
begroet meO 2png % ggepurrer, %
Oct oil Den pe0bIioe at pore. 9ens
Sterrelie err ca. 300 3en0er 9nno
eaer 400 Acres, american { NoaI.
Men Oet er netop @eniigten
meo 9orfen at iifre Ell Stpffe al
Den 6anife 6eoenatur moo 6eOe-
filturens 6epolution, r og oct er
for ioa oiot Set ifenne neo Bar.
fen.
9qioa ri 0onif Nmerifanere bar
10 l91t en- bel Gel ON 6eoeiagens
omifobenoe Sn0flD0eIie paa Sui.
Ian6s peitIige ggne, og ri fan nof
~foreitiIle %, at poo iomn1e 5fo,
iom man qlp0er iig oper at ie oe
moare Sor0er aiort frugtbore, Oop-
le0e Here me0 en- SGags gemoo oeo
Sonfen ON, at 6e6enaturen belt
ifufoe foripinoe.
Don forisgte 6erbjemme paa at
fon ct Stpffe SeSe freOet, men oct
6Geu fife til noget.
Soa par Der Donif.N erifanere
Tom qre6es al Den 5onfe, at
6e ifaloe febe ct Stpffe Se6e oa
gre oct til en- fre6et Bort, iom Sc
ino pil0e ifqnfe Nto6er 7omnorf.
7enne Sonfe er M renIiieret, og
| CONNER fol porfen inobies, og,
'om Ri foritoar, offentIig og off.
cielt ooergipes til ben oonife He-
gerfng.
Somtioig me6 Borfens SnooieI-
'e nater man ion at fejre en- pirfe-
Zig onnif.omeritanff No.
tionoIfeit.
Man snifer Der at iomIe Heprp-
~ientanter for GonIferne poo begee
Sfoer at bet itore Ocean oe fra
amerifos forfteIfige ggne.
O1 iprIig beitrrber man Zig for
at fon oonft-omerifonife Soretogen-
Der reprGienteret Sor at opnoo
bette Isger ben aomite, Der orron-
gerer 5eiten, at fna Salere til peo
Seften at bringe SiIfener fra airte.
idrnfitr6 og itsrre bonife 5orenin-
ger.
Zen for. oon. eD..lutb. airfe err
drn1oOet ON at 6%eTtoge, og pi for
itoar, at Der err giort l1opei for at
fon en- Reprpfentont til at bringe
en- Silfen fra os beo Weoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19
VI. MEETINGS OF THE
ASSOCIATION.

Sec. J.. The Association holds
an Annual Meeting the day be-
fore or on the day of commence
ment exercises Of DANA COL
LEGE AND TRINITY SEMI
NARY.
Sec. 2. The Annual Meeting
shall be announced one month
in advance in "Danskeren', the
official organ of the U. Danish
=. L. Church, and in writing to
each member of the Association.
Sec. 3. The Annual Meeting
shall be called to order by the
President or Vice President and
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

ties 300 at bore noget %lignen0e.
Get par lnffe0es Streo.
0eren at fomme fgennem.
Oeres 8Iiffe msotes, ioet @elO
Loo iig itprte / Seen. 1enne 6u.
ifeoe De BAN ~tilfeieOe arenfelier,
Den ooglige 6ort. Ger / bans bio.
iige @eupt bab0e omint Jig til 90
Der og @oloe, % iOet ban after
if 0ope0et onen @nn6e. roobte Dan
op til Aumin: oM IN SAG CT
fom en-
Ter par noQet / bans Rot -
oct bar life 9oomoO, ei bellerSfo-
0cirpo. ioa liot iom 3GpngIGOe Ell.
Ter bitter, ono 9riumf, nei oct par
Giqeiom EN- poteuieret @rlnOto11e
fra allie oisie, BAN ieln BOG ube-
piSit, fra bans SIDE Get egeutli9
no9et umi0OeIbart, lroget iffesDillet,
pe0 i'm llmi00el6or6eo netop al ioo
ntieroe, notur iffer @irfnhlg, booo
niitnot ofte 9eI6er oct umi0OeIbore
Sn6en SsreDio0e bar Der pel finn
cen Sipl, Der iul0eIig eone0e at op.
fate bin aIong Gormeoelit Sqr-
iorboIoet, iom for epri9t mongen
cen ier oq ii0en inmmenligneiies-
pis bar befiunoet fla i: Oct fan man
wiiffert ontage. bpis man bar Su0.
ii9t i WenmeIfets SipleIio); %
Dos oenne enc itnr alangen til
@nn0s 9eoi0itbeOen.
0Do0 Der fln1oe brliaes mango
Orb til al iortPae, BET ito0 meo
ct eneite SonfeIpn fIort for Armin.
boa0c forOi i iliae rpoiomme 2ie-
bliffe Siernens 8irfiom6e0 er ifarp
Tom ben iforpeite So og after ior-
me0elit S~0rfor6oI0et -: 0et for.
oateoe. uoariute lille 2eaeme REQ.
oe0e 9ipet int oeo in 9i0enbeo.
armin hrlqte 6elo meo ginene,
bunqrioe, brpnoenoe Zine, Der be.
gprIigt m06raf boer 9eopgeIie /
0et fsIiae, 0nrebare 1ano, bpori
0enfe 'Dsmmen0e line Aeonings.
memo / Ws0e - bette reOOen0e,
bipIpenoe, ~Iin0renoe, ifoonen0e
@ano. Ser i in 6DI0e og Rigoom
% girfefrait bar BAN iaa nur,
ioa ner - o9 Dog ioo fern ionl
@oiabeoen.
II brait aft Tor armin. &on
fonf iomnen / @roo0, a%Ineegroo0
Tom Den lenmeilagnes uforitooeli9e
9ollen. Chen bIeD ban pil0. og
en- 2sihrunt, Ger nnr commando
ret neo OF tile oeres Becoming, Der
beian6t iiq / SnIene. og mi ielp bar
ifr0eipPrret me0 Dem, ioo iig nsoia-
get til at ifD0e bom ne0.
2oo os bragg SIsr for 6eres
ii6ite 9iebIiffe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

3OOieoeIt betenfer Jig life poa
at uOtaIe iom i'm Ooerbepisnine,
of ban pil oinOe Den republitonife
Domination; men, 5poo Der er emo
mGrfeligere, ban ieler Jig ooer-
beniit ON, Of @m 5. 9rDon oil bIi.
be bans WeoOfanoioot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-19

te er Ct Slag i aniigtet poo ieIoe
9ut0ets aonitihttion.