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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17

Transferido para anoche, Sc cele1r6
en el "Teatro Municipal, el gran ban
quote annual de la BoISa del Comercio,
y fu6 como estaba previsto, IN acto es-
pl6ndido en- yerdad. Fran hu6spedes
dc honor, el Gobernador Cotton, el
Presidente de la Camara de Delegates,
eli Consul de Espana, ell Presidente del
Conseio Eiecutivo, el dc la Corte Su-
prema, ell Alcalde de San Juan, el pre-
sidcnte del Concejo Municipal, el Co
BectOr de Aduanas, el Coronel del Re
gimientc de Puerto Rico, el inspector
del ei6rcito que Sc encuentra tempo
ralmente aquf; el juez de la Corte Fe-
1ierai, el Director dc Sandal, el Fe-
aientc PARA Cap6, ayudante miiitar
he S. f.; el Coronei de la PoIicia, el
Wee presidente del Casino Espaiol,
senior Sarmiento, el Consul y ell Vice
consul de Francia; Don Pedro de Cas-
tro. 81 Coronel Francis Cotton, Mr.
Carrel el Tesorero de Puerto Rico, el
General HERNANDEZ, Mr. f. H. Ne Ma
nus, Y los directories de La Demoera-
eia, Iier 10 Espanol, III ITEM
po, La Carrespondencia, tGrafi-
70, !" Puerto Rico Ilustrado," I" Vida
Alegre, " '-l'ica-Pica' Y BOLETIN
MERCANTIl
Los demas comensales eran los Sc
I0res:
Lee H. Vendig, F. NJ. Welty, II. L.
Cochran, Ricardo Casal, Luis Diaz { a
mega, r. f. Me Manus, Francisco Giu-
dam, Hernand Beha, Francis H. Dex-
ter, r. Lopez McCoard, Reinaldo Ia
niagua. Dionisio Trigo, Jose Ma. L1m-
ba, Luis Mourino, Nicolas Hernandez,
Pedro GinSti. Charles We're. Nicolas
Megwinoff, Antonio Ma Somoza, Wal
Glemar Hepp, Adolfo Rauschemplat,
Jose SantiSteban, Jose Fernandez Con
zaIez, Jose Llompart, Vicente M6ndez,
F'austIno SuareZ, Julian Sim6 LeOpcl-
aiO MARTINEZ, Eudosio Cu6tara, Miguel
1Iamadrid, jose Ma, Pineiro, Donate
RIera, Antonio Caubet. Gervasio Fer
Randez, Guillermo Vidal, Carlos Con
de, Chase UIman, Charles Hartzei. L. N.
Farnum, Manuel Gomez, Pedro Perez
Perez, Jose RIA. Pedreira, Guillermo
Rubert, Damian Piza, Rafael K. Ba-
OnerO, Manuel Garcia Luina, Jose ID.
RIeraz Francisco Soto Gras, Pedro ].
asOuret, Miguel Portaceli, Ramon Perez
Norris, r. Rodriguez, Jose Lopez Pc
rez, AHdres Perez MARTINEZ, r. y. Bat
zlstini, NJ r. Calder6n, DIR. Gustavo
NHnOz, Eduardo ViIlar, Lie Cautino,
&varlsto F'reiria, Elias Wolf Jose
Fernandez Perez, Rafael Castro Con
zaIez, Arturo Noble, David RI. Noble.
Hmis Toro, Angel Ortiz, Manuel Ro
driguez Sierra, Manuel Navas Rice. Da-
milan Monserrat, Gorhman, Aquilino
Allies, francisco Font, Enrique Cere-
cedO, H. g. Graft, James RI. Burns.
Juan Cueto, Vicente Fan0, 4. PasareH.
Manuel Mendfa, Eugenio Murua, Syl-
veStre, Miguel Llinas, Jaime Chacar.
SteInhans, William Korber, Hijo, Herd
man Engel, A. PW1esta, Fernando Ba-
airena, M. Nichols, Adolfo Valdes, Can
dido Hernaiz, Francisco Freiria, Coll
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17

Cuchi Cay, j. NJ Hugart a. S. Men
dez, Eduardo Ferrer, S. V. Grosch,
Waldemar Lee, b. 4. de Sola, Gaspar
Font, f. Aboy, w G. Lochvidge, Thorn
son, Paine, Manuel Padin, Jose Benitez,
Joaquin Saul, Gabriel Arce, Fernando
Shmter, John Frese, Jose K. Benitez,
Henry W. Ranger, Gustavo A. Besosa,
d. Monserrat Suro. Alfonso Valdt2 y
Jose b. Portela Morey
Ocuparon las presidencias los seno-
res Sosthenes Behn y Rafael Fabian.
FL Banquete cOmenz6 a las och0 Y
media, Y es pllido cuanto Sc olga en-
elogio del brillante acto, que Junto en-
torno a la mesa de la San Juan Stock
and Produce Exchange" 10 mas bri-
llante de nuestra Sociedad en- todoS los
0rdenes
He aqui eI Menu -:
Entremeses: Anchoas, Fiambres, Acct
tunas, Sardinas, Mantequilla.
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s"rloS biS"ldrh' Ndle duco'
La colniSloh uel MENU que pre-
SUI" lueS'ro querluo amigo Doh l'Io-
liSio lrlgo' J oe Id que Iorlnao aoah Part'
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17

CartG- MenG, un trabajo primoroso de
litografia, con aleg6rica portada, los
nombres de los socios de la ''Bolsa'', la
lista de la comida, ell programa de la
parte artistica, las comisiones y ell brin-
dis pedido a nuestro companero Perez
Losada, que este naturaEmente compla-
cido, escribi6 para el acto
He aqui los versos de nuestro compa-
nero: @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
UNA FRANOUICIA

La Camara de Delegates tomo eu la
session de aver el acuerdo dc euviar an
cable a don luis Mu1ol Rivera. Conn
misionado Residente De Puerto Rico
en- Washington, requiriendolc pa.a que
gestione de las autoridadeS fyoaraIcs
que cuandO Sc le termlne la frmlmsia
a la Compania del Cable que actual
mente hay en- Puerto Rico, qd scri
EN- La pr6Xima semana, si cs ~. soil
cita la pr0rroga de la misma trdpqucia
que Sc eXige en- ella, que So eompro-
meta a rebajar a veinticinco centavOs
la palabra en- cables de aqui a Es;ados
Unidos y, proporcionalmentc, Ia -arifa
con Europa Asl mismo Sc lc dir< en
el cable al Comisionado Resident que
trabaje pOr que no Sc ie de IA .atual
compania el privilegio del rzensi
vismO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
BRINDIS

81 pdrCce que fue aver
cuando en- reunion fraternal,
hace va IIn an0 cabai,
aqui nos junt6 el placer
de aquel banquete social,
en- que la Bolsa prob6
10 que es, 10 que representa-,
10 que vale y 10 que oStenta.
gallarda dem0str6
que sabe ser opulenta
Hoy que nos vuelve a reunir
Y yOlVem0S a admirar
el triunfo que ha de afamar
su nombre en- el porvenir.
al alzarnos a brindar,
y para correspondent
a obsequio tan singular,
quiSieramoS poSeer
la inspiration de Gautier
y ell verbo de Castelar,.
Mas 81 fracaSa el intento.
que Sc salve la intenci6n
y pal lpite en- I'm alientO.
10 que suena el pensamiento.
10 que siente el coraz0nl
Presidente de Ia Comisi6n de pro
grama era nuestro querido amigo don
hudosio CuGtara, y tanto el como los
;enores Manuel r. Calder6, Nicolas Her
landez, Reinaldo Paniagua y Gustavc
3esosa, miembros de dicha comisi6n han
'ido felicitados unanimemente.
A la hora lie los brindis, cuando hubc
2echo va muchos disparos ell Codornlu
, el Roederer. hablaron el presidente de
p Bolsa, don Sosthenes Behn. el Homo
able Gobernador Cotton. el Honorable
'residente de Ia Camara, don Jose de
Diego, nueStrO estimadISimo y elo-
'uente compaIiero dom Vicente Balbas
l nOmbre de la COlonia Espanola y el
eminente tribune senor Diaz Navarro
luien cerr6 los brindiS con un discurso
nagistral
Todos los oradores fueron muy aplau-
lidos, todos los diScursos fueron elocuen-
-es, y fue de admirar la alta nota de
:ordialidad. de confraternidad, de en-
.usiaSmo que triunf6 en- todos ellos, ms
Dirados como estaban los oradores, y en-
Derfecta communion de ideas de prop6-
'ltos con las personas ALI congregadas,
N el bien de eSta s0ciedad, de este pals
= cuyo progreso contribuyen con eviden-
e voluntad y con notorio 6xito los ele-
nentos ALI sumados, por ellos en- 81 y
)0r 10 que ellos representa-.
Los oradores, recibieron felicitaciones
n6Itiples Y fueron delirantemcr t.
lpIaudidos
Terminados los brindis ofciales, y
1 indication del presidente de la Bolsa
ego, magistralmente, ell DR.. Cayetano
oil y Cuchl, unas sembIanzas en- verso
lie variOs de los asistentes al baquCte
FL distinguido p1blico aplaudi6 IRA
Y celebr6 muchO la origina
idad de los trabajos la interpreta
zion admirable, ei gracejo, que ell no.
table lector supo darles.
Despues, Lola Iberri, la aplaudidisi
ma danzarina, nos dej6 admirar va.
los n1meros de su repertoire
La gentil artista fue muy festejada
Y no terminaremos esta resefia, sir
consignar un APPLAUSE para ell presi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
Puerto Rico en- Espana

lIa side nombrado en- comsi6n in
tendente militar de Ia primera region
al intendente de division don Jose de-
Z3rraga Y Rengel. que actuamentc Sc
halla ri Neiilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17

lie ha side concedido cruz blanca del
Merito Mihtar al Teniente coronel lie
Infanteria don Eristino Bermudcz de
Castro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
TO CONDUCT Membership
CAMPAIGN At UNioHTowN

\ q. Hall. connected with the
Town Development Company Maya
zine. OF Chicago. who was here some
time ago 10 assist with the member.
ship campaign Of the board Of trade.
when over $50 members we're se
cured In less than a week. arrived in
the city yesterday for a shori Wait
With friends. Since leaving Wheel
ing the magazine which he repre.
sents has been conducting a similar
campaign Tor the board Of trade Of
tonnellsville. Pa. The campaign
there has just been brought 20 a sue.
cessful close. over 900 members hav.
INK been added Considering tho size
N Tho town. Mr. Han stated that This
Ia very good record. They will next
conduct campaign On Tnlontown
Pa. arrangements for which are nov
being made Mr. Hail will leave for
that city Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
ARNOLD MAY ACCEPT
ANOTHER TERRITORY
TEMPTING OFFER RECEIVED
FROM WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Makes No Statement Whether He
Will Accept Offer or Not-In-
terested In Work Here.

Part OF the contents of a letter re.
ceived by Secretary a. T. Arnold. OF
the West Virginia Sunday school as
ISOLATION were made public yester-
day and contain a tempting offer
from western Sunday school asso-
citation giving Mr.. Arnold the refusal
OF a fine position at the head OF an
extensive territory in one OF the
western states. The location was
not revealed by Mr.. Arnold and he is
equally reticent concerning the
course he will take.
Mr.. Arnold has been secretary OF
the West Virginia association for
about four years. and has always tax
en- deep interest in work. At the
present time the coming Sunday
school convention to be held in this
city during April 80. May / and il
requiring the attention of the of.
ficers OF the association and IL il
largely due TO the efforts Of Mr..
Arnold. that the plans are making
such fine Roadway.
The letter Is dated March 16 and
has been in the hands of the recipi.
ent from that time, but due to the
recent court proceedings and motor.
iety no mention has been made ov-
ing 10 the fact that the action NAV
have been misconstructed.
Mr. Arnold has made no defnate
statement as TO his future plans.
and would not state whether he
would accept the offer or refuse IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

John Hellstern Will have a display
OF Easter howers at No. 1910 Market
street. near old Post Office building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
CIRCUIT COURT
Action Taken in Several Minor Cases
In Circuit Court Yesterday
Jury Disaqrees.

Yesterday morning in the Circuit
court the case OF Z. NJ. Kirchner VS..
L. 5. Terril ct al was called and the
attorneys interested stated the mat.
ters in controversy had been settled
out OF court and asked that the case
be dismissed. In the justice court
from which the case was appealed
the plaintiff was awarded judgment
for 5000.
Following this action the case Of
wheeling Wall Plaster Company VS..
Louis Yoke eft al was placed on
trial. The suit was brought to collect
$1,000 alleged to be due on a con-
tract and the jury returned a verdict
for S363.S3.
An order was entered yesterday az.
ternoon by Judge Hervey setting for
trial the case OF the Barrett Manu-
featuring company vs.. Henry Ro-
brecht The case was set for April
and viii be tried to the court in lien
OF jury was waived.
The jury in the case OF Thomas
VS.. The Wheeling Traction company
mad not agreed on a verdict after he.
ing out all day yesterday and at 3
O'Clock last evening the members
OF the jury were excused until gao
O'Clock this morning. The case was
tried wednesday consuming the en-
tire day and the jury consumed All
OF yesterday trying to reach a Yer.
dict
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

pertaining TO the pure foods acts we're
considered excellent and 10 was recon-
mended that the various ORGANIZATIONS
see TO Il that they are more thoroughly
enforced. This was also recommended
IN the laws pertaining 10 peddiers and
hawkers and the various associations
throughout the state were advised 10
consult with their attorneys IN the
matter. The laws governing lottery.
rhhles, etc. were discussed and 10 was
agreed thar " was the place 81 the
local organizations throughout the
state 10 see that they we're better On.
forced The matter - fraudulent adj
N"rtisinR was also tsken up and IL
was referred 90 the association's At
torney ~ draft laws governing the
subject and 10 boz presented 81 the
next session 81 the LeRislaturc.
~ the close ~ the meeting yester.
day afternoon. SIR. Martin delivsred
very Interesting talk on tho come
mission form 81 government aa n ia
conducted In Parkersburg. pointing
OUT the advantages 81 that system ~
municipal government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
PROTECT MERCHANT
AND CONSUMER
DISCUSSED BY LEGISLATIVE
COMMITTEE OF STATE
BUSINESS MEN.
Interesting Meeting Held Yesterday
Talk on Commission Form Of
Government

Probably the most interesting nd
important session ever held by any
committee % the West Virginia Bust
ness Mems Association was that YES
to-day. whcu the legislative commit
tee met IN tho offices % the local as
ISOLATION IN the Schmulbach building.
and took 10 several matters 81 import
ance 70 both the consumer and mer-
chant. Members 81 the committee
present were. Chairman ". A. Vance
tlsIksburR. o.. ". Martin. Parkers-
burg. p g. Jones. Fairm0nt and
charles ". Watkins o. this CITY.
The meeting was held for tho pur-
use ~ discussing and considering
methods ~ securing legislation which
VIII better protect both the merchant
nnd consumer. The present laws fn
force IN this State were COMPARED
WIN those 81 other states while plans
frr lusurinE the enforcement 81 Laws
hich We nov have were made
The Rnrniqhee laws the erfmptlan
laws md the ltluerant tender laws
we're Thoroughly discussed as were tho
pure food laws The laws nov In force
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
PLEADED GUILTY
RUtteneUtter. Sehults and Pohl Plead
ed Guilty In Criminal Court sno
Are Sentenced.

In the criminal court yesterday
morning Louis Ruttencutter and Geo.
Pohl. who we're indicted with Charles
Schultz for grand larceny. pleaded
guilty To the charge and we're sen.
fenced 10 three years In the peniten-
tiary. The indictment against Shultz
Is held over him and will not be
pressed unless he transgresses again.
An Indictment was also returned
against Schultz and Pohl charging an
other Onense Of grand larceny and on
this charge Schultz was permitted 90
plead guilty 90 petit larceny and was
given one year In the county Jail.
The three men we're arrested for
robbing George Catsadoras. n south
side baker. and II ~ said they secured
the Fam Of about $50 and then beat
him Up. Schultz and Pohl we're in
dicted on another count for stealing p
suit 81 clothes and q pair Of shoes the
whole valued ~ SIS. from Willard w.
Wilcox. January. % This vas the
charge to which Schultz pleaded and
the other men pleaded 70 the Catsa-
doras charge
when The men we're brought before
the court Attorney 8 o Hovce in their
behalf asked for as light punishment
AZ posFible and stated that the men
we're ready 20 plead guilty 20 the
charges mentioned. lie said that
schultz vas but n years old. = resi-.
dent ~ THIS city and had never been
IN trouble before Prosecutor Hand
Ian also asked the court % consider
the case Of Schultz because % his ace
and tho many recommendation he
had received from people Who knew
the boy and his family and also from
the police department. The other two
cases he said he did not want the mini.
mum penalty imposed nor would he
ask for tho maximum. but asked the
Judge % consider the matter The
court then imposed the sentences
stated above.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
Last Call For
Easter Furnishings

Everything man wears fshoes
and hats excepted including the new.
est styles IN shirts. lies. hose and
gloves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
NATIONAL PHONES
VIII Az BE IN Operation To-day
large Force Of Men a. Work
MAKING Repairs.

Some Time this morning the cables
burned out IN the National Telephone
ONCE Thursday morning BY The Ere
VII a'l DO repaired and the phone
service will again be- In working or.
der. A. a result of tho Ere there was
not National telephone IN The
Wheeling district IN operation yester
day. The company mailed ont thou.
sands ~ cards 10 their subscribers
telling them ~ the accident and In.
forming them that hey are doing
everything In their power 20 make the
necessary repairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
SOME DRINKS
Police Court Yesterday Was a Busy
one-Israe Array Of DRINKS
Face Judge Robinson.

After spending all their money for
booze. Conrad Laberik and Alex
Catti. two foreigners. made a "hol.
iow' 10 the landlady In the land Of
the talcum powder. The bluecoats
were called and the two hunks given
a bunk in Jail Before Judge Robin.
son yesterday they we're fined s. and
costs and thirty days
Edward Neidman was filled 10 the
nozzle on booze when found by an Of.
hcer, and when he promised 20 re.
form he was released by the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
BOY DIES
william Weir. Who Was Injured q,
the Stone q Thomas De-
partment Store, Dies.

without regaining consciousness
william Weir. aged 10. who was in.
jured NJ the Stone 4 Thomas depart.
ment store by falling down the ele.
vator shaft. died al the North Wheel.
ing hospital yesterday morning short.
" after o'clock. The body was re-
moved 70 the home OF his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. David Weir. in Rirk
wood, from where the funeral will be
h"ld sunday. Deceased was In his
sixteenth year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
AGED Transfer WILL
RECOVER FROM WOUNDS

Reports from the North wheeling
hospital last evening were to the ef-
feet that George J. Prettyman. age
70. who was run down and badly in
jured by a Wheeling traction car
Wednesday evening. would recover.
The man has for years been employed
as a teams;er by the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
CHESS & SONS

@Dortsrs-EiGh Glass Tanors snd
Publishers.
i1o1-aa Marfst street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
COUNTY COURT

Charles A. Howe. q. Edith T.
sinde. 10. both Of Bellaire. O.
Deeds Recorded
Wheeling Realty co. ~ Anna NJ
Harper. LOT No. 100 In Cedar Rocks.
consideration SO
Wheeling Realty Go. ~ Mamie T.
Courts. lot No 30 In View Point on
the pike: consideration $40.
n. v Hughes and wife 20 Mary }
Hughes. Dot No - IN Heivedere. con.
sideration $40.
A. X. Atkinson and wife 10 &. y
Springer. parcel 20 ground In Liberty
district: consideration $40
George y. McCgIsland and wife 10
4. X. Atkinson. parcel 81 GROUND 10
Liberty district, consideration $50
Three deeds % uust we're left for
record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

Come on. old man. lctsh 70 home. d"
Not yetsh the time ish not ripe. /
got two ofevrythinR nov exshcpt er.
-huses. and Who wants 10 20 home
ln thash condition 7' -- Philadelphia
RecorA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26

9ut6eranerne / Oflaboma Gitp.
.Ibe 9ut5." fortaaer 81. a.: OF
laboma Gitp bIep beiat / Si0e. Oct
er aariogen til, at Ser III opisres
en- Strife / oenne tripeli9e 91, iom
oil opre en- 2ere for ben luther
ife Strife. @enerolipno0en bap0e be-
gpnot en- 0}i5iion / 6iertet Al 8pen.
oa oenne par ing, og oa 5orrehtin-
gen toang Menigbeoen til at ie iig
ON eiter en- anoeu 9eliggenbeo,
ioIQte BEN lin gien0om ior $4,000,
rpffeoe inO / ct 9eiioensfuarter o9
fsbte en- 9D0oe9rlnO for $4,000.
Saa greb Meolemmerne / 2ommen
% lagoe $4,000 til Den Gum,
Ser par t~ilopers. % MI bpager Sc en-
airfe Ser meo 5noentar % alt er
6eregnet til At pile foite ca. $27,-
900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26
ErOfes'Or &arl 2arlens
5orcOrag paa 9ana GOaege,

) Sen Beg, Raitor SfoD9aaro-
9eterien nDlig Bar uogioet unoer
5itelen Sra Rutioen5 Sapon". i'm.
0es ser EN- Somtale meo en- al oct
mooerne Sapons t6rite Sfiffetier,
aemIig @reo Dfuma. 5 SamtaIens
COB 6liper Spergsmoalet ON zen
iapanife 5orip0re6Drfelie 6crert. og
@reo Ofumn griber 2eiligbe0en til
at mtoeritre8e, at Sapnncrne af6eles
life 00prfer@ eaer otilbeoer" Cor
iaorene; men fun pr6Der. ON
oere8 6anolinger i nogen Naaoe
fan itaa giaal meo Be tore 6e0en.
gangnes. - Ser er life Steoet at
afggre, ON @rep dumas Ieori ni.
fer ia at iDare til Brafiis, men 90
ieg i Mites 6a00e ben @lGoe at op-
re til Ste6e oeo grof. aarl oariens
5ore6rag ON Bort 5olf I ari0ens
Gage. og on ie9 lptteoe til 9reoene
oe 9eretnineerne ira Dem, ser le.
Deoe unoer DOR itOite Orig, oa falot
BET mig inc, at hi 1onife iom Golf
fun6e trpnoe til at pr6oe oore
Sanolinger for 5orfeorenes qniigt
banOe for at foa be0re Spn paa BET,
iom giorOe benz itGrfe, og ior at
blioe flare ober, bpor 0pbt pi er
ballet; tbi at ri for 2iebliffet be-
timber os | en- 9slgeoaI, oeri maa
oi oesoGrre giDe Brof. 2arien 3iet.
sful0e ieg i en- fort SGtning no
trDffe, bpa0 Der for mig - % ieg
tror life, jeg itaar enc er bet
betDOningsfulOe, BET bIipenOe nf
prof. Carl 2ariens 5ereorae, fun
De ieg forme BET iaaleOes: San tog
os be6 Snonoen og ferte os ben
aniigt til aniigt meo bore 5orf9.
ore, bite os baaoe 6eres ipaae og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26

get Ser er ct pnOiat 9ano", bS6
grof. Big 8oriamliu5on peltommell
on in~troOucere0e Groi. aarI 2arien.
aorct lang ca0au to Songe, %
u%mi0oeI6urt fpr 5oreora9et aiiang
5oriamIingcn $. q. 6olit's opbtiel-
te Sang: rSlunrer ieot j slesoi9S
1Sor0". @aatte aarl 2ariens sore.
Drag 6ooe 6iora9et til, At ri 'aa
mango iom or 3anife = meo opb
9IIDor moa gentaae % i%oritaa;
Men for 0onmarf saffet loo
for 0et9 5remtiO, for bets 9gtte,
oa par nj maaife life ior3G0cs iort
ben 9lniigt til gnii0t me0 pore 6or-
inore.
anu6 0ano-it
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26

Der tales og ifripes ON, at Der
peo Oe to itore politiife Barriers
Neutrality-suspicious. til CONNER
bill blipe giort 6oriog pou at fao
en- .Brobibitionsplnnfe" inofeiet /
oeres rglatforme". 5Iere grobibi-
tionsforeninger ifol tilinmmen bape
u6iet TO Npno / boert Barti til at
fremfomme me6 6oriIng ! Sen Set
nina, - / oet republifanife Rnrti
@uDernsr Stubbs / aonios og 5.
6ranf Sonlp, tioIigere @uperner /
SnOiano, % I set 0emofrntiife Rar-
ii @m 5. grDnn % congressman
Ric6mono Gearion 6obion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26

Get ife5noremisiions
ielifnb bar | fine ge6tpgter en- Be
ftemmelic, at Selifdbet un6er al
I'm @irfiombe6, iao oiot oct itoar
til set, biz i6ge at arbeiOe | I'll.
ilntning iii BET firfeliee @mbeoe. "
Genne geitemmelie f~oreiInns MI cen.
bret i%aoIeoes, at BET fommer til Of
Ipoe pan, at SeG'fnbet unoer iii
Mrbeipe Dil iege at nirfe | brooer
liza ToritaoeIie meo bore Wenigfe.
oprs eDrige friiteIiee 8irfiom6ef =,
Tom Itaar poo Subs Oros os 7or
qirfes gefenoelies @runo." Dr. er
BET yfirfeIiee gmbeOe". man DiI bort
fra. Den foreilaneOe 5orar RING
ifal nh orsftes og afItemmes Sel-
ffabets forifellise areoie 2anoet
pper.