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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
AN ALL-AROUND
NEWSPAPER.

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alike to men and women, young
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in its wonderful success. Besides
the full service of the Associated
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cable service of the New York
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own leased wires til New York
and Washington - also Core
spondents in all large cities. 1t
has its special correspondents
in ever town of the Central
West, who report all important
news by telegraph. Complete
and reliable market reports and
financial news can always be
found in its columns, with all 9th
er news of the business world.
Its sporting department also is
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But man and woman cannot
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06

De iioite. Eat. 9enner, for etbbert
9ebis pan Geltngeliel
5 oisie Gage bar hi geiBg
al 9ireftionsmeolemmerne for Gan.
9ittb. 9ubI. Souie; DC f~orbon6Ieoe
/ Scar % / 9ag igen. men enonnl
bnr De life ~fortaIt os noget ON,
De for6auoIer ener beiIllt.
teri
Sans Rielien, fortqaer man
rs, bar febt 0}r. Sim. Seuiens
glaos ipogit for SfoIen for
$4,000. Oct t0oer 10 iiarft paa.
At Sans @ieIien tprfer paa at tiff
te eaet Stem meo oct fgrfte. I'll
9pffel
= Sgrt er set Der, og normt bar
oct opret inotiI / Dag til Moreen.
oo er oct fsIigere. oe oct preoer at
regne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
gIair. ae6r.

gi meote Grof. Gang I Dag til
Moraen. iom ban oif til stationen
for at reile iii Omaba for at be-
iege I'm Suitrus iom bIeo opereret
oerneoe for en- 11gestio iioen. san
iogOe. at efter bbao ban babOe bert
oerneoe fra / aites. 6efinoer bun
fla efter OmitpnOiabeoer NOT iaa
bel. Goritaar. Der er goot 9aab ON
inarIig 9eIbre6elie.
= Sam G6riitenieu bleD opereret
oerneoe | Omaha for ct Gar Gage
iioen. glt. Der / Dag fan meooeIes
ON bans SiIltono er, at 0peratio.
men forIsb beloig. San blen beiriet
for en- itor @reoe (Gumor), men
intet funoe forelgbig iiges angaoen-
oe ON BET bar en- 4raftfnuoe eaer
life. Or. Rielien, iom fog 9bri-
ftenien til Omaha og asiiitereoe
neo 0perationen. og iom bar en-
eaer TO andre Batienter oerneoe,
reiite / Gag tioIig pr. Gutomobil
til Omaha, og Gbriitfnn anoer.
fen 0oer reiite meo Worgeutoget
neo at beige Gam gbriitenien.
Ntrs. Sam 0ieIien. iom /
mango aar bar Itot al oaarlige
Ben, er / Dag reiIt til emanuel
littb. SoipitaT / Smaba for of I'm.
o~erfaItes neobenoig 9ebanoIine.
moaife Operation.
Bore beoite Tnifer ON ao6t 10.
faI0 oe inarIie SeIbreOelie for ale
oe ire 8otienterl
-0frs. 4noerien beores fremoeIes.
Sun er oppe omfring. eaar og lig.
ger ififtenis. = 8i enIfer berneo
at uotaIe Dor Chronological oe bier.
teIige Saf for De mango Spmpati-
tiIfenoeginelier, ni bar mootaget /
anIeonins Of benoes l1beIo og IN.
oerIige Heoning, bells gennem per.
ionIiee geise og bells eennem gre.
be og goitfort. Sra gomIe ,9rgo@
maotoe bum en- bel lille 9unfe at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
Nb Snobinoins af sSanseren"

Otter at bore finere Snobinoin9er
al oSan9eren" meo Sober for en-
5io bar OGret uofoIgt. fan ri MI
me6oeIe, at en- FIN M Snobinoine
I 9ete, bIsot fort Raroffo MI fore
Iigger. Den er uoitnret meo @uIo-
init og runeoe Sisrner og er /
ale Moooer fuIot iaa imiif en- Bog
iom noeen tioIieere uoeane, og Der
til er oct Dor fire 5ornentning
at oen bill piie iig betpOeligt mere
boIobar.
1riien er iom i9obonIig $500.
9a. 2utb. 8ubI. Soue G.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
Sra Sitrte til Sjtrte.

De 9lrtifGer. Tom iea eennem
aarene UNDER ooenitaaenoe 8itel
bar ifrepet / nGonngeIiiten" no.
ON fort 5io / 9o9form,
og 9eitilIinger fan inoienoes MI.
Get bIiper en- BOG. pao minoit $50
Sioer. imilft inobunoet. 9ris 500
9tae 0rore ienoes til lloaiperen
Sngnaro anoeren,
1913 Gait Irfonios Aoe.,
9enoer, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06

g. Menigbeoens gmne: rgGffeI.
Tens @etnOnine for Meniebeoens
5remtio. % buorleoes faor pi @Gf-
feIie9" Gil. 8. ia.
4. aRenigbeos. ener areosoele-
9ntion beo Somfunoets garsme.
Der"
9reoiens Wenigbeoer onmooes ON
at ienoe geIegater.
Set %fornentes at ale 9reoiens
9raiter bill bare til 5teoe.
qae M}eoets 9eItagere faor frit
9o9i; men ifsIae ben ueo areOsms-
BET / 5ior beotagne 9eitemmeIie be.
tales Der eli Collar for 9eipisnino
nnoer Weoet.
4oa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gegne.
8. Sen G n, areosiornlono.
s SenboIo iii areosformanoens
Interchangeable inobpoer 9etbonio
Menigbeb neo 9Iainpiep, Rebr., poo
oct bierteIieite ale. Tom mnatte sn.
ife at nnre bore @Giter / oisie Gage,
til at belle CUBS Oros Sober meo
os.
9iIreiienoe beoes meIoe oeres
aonme, ioo blot milIiet, inoen ben
26 Iug.
Mon fan reiie pr. Iortb @eit.
ern til 9Iainbiep ener pr. 9urIina.
ton til Copenhagen. @9r iaa nenlie
at meIoe eber til unoertegne6e og
nGbn, mar s fommer og ODER bill
fen gone.
Ioa Reniebeoens 8egne,
s. 6. GarIen,
q. s. 9. 9r. 8, gIainpiefp. 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
WnIerforretnime til Gala.

ct uom9rfet 9iIbub for en- bps.
fig 6onff WoIer fom maotte snffe
at fIptte til ct eoot aIima og esre
5orretnine | ct oonif Excitement
Os en- tribelis gp.
Soruoen en- oitocf" Of WaIing.
gapir. Wouloing oip. babes ct Op.
lag Of 8 - 10 og 25c gorer.
5or normere lln~oerretning ben.
benoe man fla til
s.. 6. aieI6goaro,
@rufb, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
linaoomsmpOe

boIoes. bill Sub. / St. 9oliIi Renig-
beS, gottafp. Co.. Sa., ben g.. A.
oa 5. Sftober. Gn bierteIig Snobp-
belle ill Rsoet ienbes bcrmeo til
genner al llngoomsorbeioet. 9e.
ieoenoe bebes inoienoe oeres Sno-
meIoeIie til unoertegneoe ieneit ben
&c. Sept, iarnt bpiffen Dag s fom.
nier.
Gne @efegenoe fra gft be6es
febe giIet i'll UNDERWOOD. Dem Der
fomrner Roro fra beoes fsbe giI.
let til Sonep Greet.
poa Wenigbeoens og l1neooms.
foreningens @eene.
$. RieIfeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
arcos- % ~llngoOmsmpos.


Zen otIantiife areo8 afboIoer,
ON @uo oil, tit anrsme0e / Beit.
brof, DE, 29.-31. auguit.
Gmner:
u gsrneifoIen i 5orbinoeIie meo
Mattb. Is, 1870.
y De belIiaes Samfuno q
Sob. I, y.
- areoiens 9tisiionsarbeioe.
~ Wenisbeos- eaer arebsoele.
CATION neo Samfum0ets @orsmsoer.
gIbningseuostieneite 5reoag 5or.
miooae af. 10.
ane areoiens grpiter beoes ms.
De, og ale Wenigbeoerne beoes
ienoe Delegater.
g. 8. aer, are6sf.
llnaoomsforbimoet for ben at.
Iontiife areos ofboIoer. bill Cub,
lit aarsmsoe / 8eTtbroof, Ne.,
Den I. September (2abor 6ap).
Gmner: y SoIme 81, II.
y 0rsfteIien of bore Opeoper.
ane Soreninger be6es ien6e 9e.
Iegoter.
Chr. gbriftenen. 6orm.
Zen ferite onnffe 60. Iutb. We.
nigbeo / 8eitbroof. Ne.. inobD6er
berneo genner til oisie Reoer. @q.
tier beoes meIoe oeres aomme |
goo lib til R. aobricius, f54
Bari 8oa6. @eitbroof, We., cuer
til unoerte9ne0e.
gna Weniobeoens 8eene
Chr. Gbriftenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
arebsmsoe.

Observation-Disclosures 8. aarsmsoe
niboI6es, ON @uo bill, | glainpietu,
Rebr., fra Al. Sept. Wsoet be.
gpnoer meb Observation-Disclosures j
airfen Torsoae aften ben A. Sept.
Gf. s.
GsIeenoe Snger foreIieeer til
5orbanoling:
l.. Dnlg at gmbe6smRno.
2. areoiens gmne: n~09gman6s.
p~irfiombeben". eff. A, II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
Misiionsmebe
9irfcincpiclic

boIoes, bil @lto, I @etbania DE.
9eoner, Golo.. Senoag II.
4ng. Yieni9beOen ienoer berpeo en-
bierteIig SnebpoeIie til ale genner
/ SamfunOet til at tn9e Del meo os
/ oenne 5eitIiebeo.
9eiegenOe oil nGre iaa nenIig at
meIoe fig til un~oertegneoe.
9aa Meuigbeoens 9egne,
9arI W. 5anen,
66S Sncn ct. 8enper. Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
@nostientiter
Blair.

SsnoogsifoIe % gibeIfIosie 81.
9,f5.
Seimesiegiiositi. 81. 1920.
aftengnosti. 81. 8.
0eunarO, Rebr.
Buostieneite fsrite og treble Sen.
BAG / boer Maane6. 81. II 6or.
miooog. lneoomsmsoe onoen og
fieroe Ssnoog I bper Rooneo 81.
termib6og 81. go. Sbnoogsitole
bier Ssnoog aI. 10 SIN
Crum: @uostiencite l.. o1 3.
5snoog / boer MaaneS. aI. 1890
5ormiooa9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
Skal Du Reisef.

Hvis du tanker paa u tan q -
~ Ganleiandet ener senHe No. =
aiegtninge. da koms inu. q u I =
sekke AZ Aar har solgt ueso -
ssld nogen enden skandinavias ~
Sn,cago. vi sHlger BillseH9 RE -
- stgrste o. oedste xantsR a g.
vore keisende Pla1s I 0snnak1nvsn~
nden ekstra BetaltnR. Ane11 - -
sefelge. Penge vekaaas u n@4
6ronesediee kJsbo q 80 -
0~piysninger faaes ~ H0W-2
soo Udvanox1ngn9pueuk
wsanese1ee0 Sunl1sh1ns ounauk
M Fullerton Ave. 0hisags, n,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
emebis til eaIs.

Smtbtt III ShI6.
pao @runb al geosfoI6 er en-
goo Smebie beIiesenbe | bet beb.
fte Gorretminesitrss I gpen, au.
oubon, ga. til SaIs. On COB Gel.
Tisbeb for en- enereiff banf Smeb.
Vile DpIpsnineer beipores peb 1t
benpen6e fig til
g. W. pauIfem,
Boz 401, Auoubon, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
Enifes.

5 CODE o. ~9oruelige Wpno fan
faa itooiet greninesarbeioe bos
geterien & 9iren.
Sfripe til
8. s. Giren,
Dor 76. Coulter, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06

Wyoming Carey Act Lands
in the valley Of Eden. Fertile
Soil. Perpetual water Rights
5000 per acre, long time, easy
payments-easier than paying
rent. No Cyclones. No Drouths.
No Floods. Nc better stock coun-
try on earth. Health and Fortune
awaits you. Homes that pay for
themselves. Rich virgin soil. Big
crops of Alfalfa. Grains, Vege-
tables and small fruits now grow
in the Valley. Do not let this
opportunity pass but write at
once to E. n. Morgan. Sales
Mgr. Eden Irri. & Land Co.,
Rock Springs, Wyo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
antaIss for
Dana College oe Srinitatis Semi.
norium t9t3-19f4 er f9rbig oe
foos peo SennenoeIie til
grof. g. T. Sonen.
9icttclic.

gi er bIeuen abort opmorfiom
paa. at aouoeuts SaImebog pr.
10 a itaor opfsrt til $500 / oen
lille 8ortegnelie, iom ri fpr en- Sio
iioen uoienote I'll SnolemmeIie
9ommebogen. Get er en- 9rpffeiI.
griien er fremoeIes Tom tioligere
$3.50.
Dan. 9utb. 8ubI. 9oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
Greosmeoc.

Soma areos boIoer, ON @uo
bill, fit aarsmeoe I Dor 5reIiers
II. e. |. Renigbe6 / Council bluffs,
ben ~, 10. og IA. Sept. 5eIgen6e
Gmner bill bIipe bebanoIet: areo.
lens Gmne: 0geoerfpq9eliens Ii.
Der CLIP. o.. 3, 49,.
Wenigbeoens Gmne:: .Eiener
bueranore" q BET. A. 10).
5orilaget ON 5orfotningsforon.
bring fro Observation-Disclosures
til areosrepr9Ientation til Gam.
funoets aorsmeoe.
aGe 9reoiens 9rGiter beoes oipe
Msoe. aae Weni9beter / areoIen
beoes ienoe 9eIegnter.
Wsoet begpnoer meo Seimesie.
guostieneite 5re0ag 5~ormiooag ben
~. Sept. 81. 10h.
grpitemeoe 5orsoae often ben
#. Sept aI. s.
gan areofens gegne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
8. RieIfen, areosf.

Dor 5reIiers ifano. liitb. Wenig.
beo / Council BLUFFS inobpoer Der.
Deo 8enner fra fern os NOR til at
oeItoge ! areosmeoet | openn9pnte
Gage. De, Tom snifer frit Opbolb
unoer Ws6et. niao meIoe fig til
mig inoen ben 7. Sept. Won BEN.
oenoe fig | airfens arppt for Sno.
f%uortering. gaa Menigbeoens Beg.
ne. s. 8ertfen
1889 5airmount gpe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06

gOresieioranOrins.

goresieioranOrins.
Rep. 6. Sobnions aore5ie CT M:
us 0iiles Ct,
eos angeles. Sal.
Misiionsmpoe
ON 9erreu pif, afbolot /
Den oonife CD. .Iiltb. @eniqbco. glu.
onbon, Sn., / 9agene %, 30. og
81. gua.
aarIia SnobpOeIie til ale fieru
og mar.
Baa Reniabe6eus gegne.
5. q. Gbriftionfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
yOaniferen"

6nsbag Den 6. aliguit 1913.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06

n. s. Q. 9r. 3. gIainpietp, Iebr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
nm, snndaN stir. rltlsburgh

pTTTSBU RGH, Pa. Dec ~
pfrshurrh Is stirred form center 10
circumference over the coming OF
Billy" sunday. who is scheduled
10 open one of his Characteristic
oyaneelistic campaigns in this city
tomorrow morning Pittsburgh ia
the largest city that the noted evan
sclist has ever invaded and no has
made his plans in proportion. \
monster tabernacle has been erected
tr the heart of tho city and a mann.
moth chorus has been trained to
lead the SINGING Three hundred
uqhers have been trained IN their du-
Ties and one hundred dishpaus Of
the largest size are in readiness for
rse I'm taking up the collection.
while Che voices - 10000 persons
have been raised in nightly prayer
ir proparation for tho opening Of
tho campaign. an equal or larger
number of persons have been active
y in opposing .t Tho opposition
which includes number OF minister.
! and many prominent church work
or, went so far as TO seek an IN
/ junction 20 restrain the bulldog ol
the tabernacle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
WASHINCT0N|ANS
MISS RECEPTION
gySOHARY NEW YEARS AFFAIR
Ar WHITE HOUSE WILL BE
LACKING RSDiN.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec II
\ Ns1,s Year without a public recep-
n "A AZ the White House viii be an
rlSalether novel experience for
: - rsN et,FTnaf t.t -. = sU'.,
Tho oldmest embor D oldest lnha-
5ltanis association caDfo; remember
n Al. g,when the year Was ushered
In wis lut observance OF the time
honorod custom which has now been
upsc by decision Of President VII
son
There will be nothing IN the way
oi entertainment To compensate the
general public Tor the loss of what
ID has $50 long considered its spec
. ial privilege of shaking hands with
the President on New Year Day
/ For those in official life, however
there viii be- numerous functions "a
mark the day. Secretary and Mrs
pryan will give the customary state
1 breakfast TO the diplomatic corps
! while other cabinet Officers and
those hirh loo the Government service
win observe 'hc day hy keeping open
] house
/ Na usual. the first % the year vii
500 q number Of important measures
. 1f legislation come into operation
4 number OF ucR laws Zoo the various
stgtcs aIu bo of moro than ordinary
interest ana importance The barne.
amendment 90 Nevada divorce Law
| win como into effect ON January D
I' requires 1u applicant f0- di'oro
to ba resident of thc state ono yea
instead 90 siN months as heretofore
4 stringent iuv for tHH Curiailmcu
of tho usuor traffic win bccomc ~
| rrItr ir hrkauaa ln Wisconsin
ithr much discussed "cuteuic mar
r.are 'r1 Rll become effective
WorkuluenH compensation ia"
iv.u come into force in Connecticut
. california aud Ohio. The ONO 'a'
. being pronounced by experts 10 Do
the most advanced art OF i's kim
lu the country
Many educational and srion'iI
bodies aIU hold their annual meet
irts during tho week The Amer
lean Association for th" Advance
mont of Science viIl meet in At.ar
{ On. tbp ArchacoloeIcl Institute q
.. Hf..fa..H rfn Arn.r.#. i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
HEREFORD MERCHANTS NAVE
GREAT HOLIDAY ~ >INESS


-r...H '. rrc S,rs
HEREFORD. Tex. Doc All
ths merchants here report heavy hol-
day business Most OF them report
tbs heaviest business ia the history
Uf thD town
Nearly 90 new families have nov
ea n This month and desirable rent
houses. reasonably close In. are get
tr. scarce
ono party from Illinois. bought a
section northeast OF town recently.
Ha H now having a big irrigation
raI' Installed and has carpenters on
tbc ground for the erection OF a good
seg,H.-oom house. barn and neces-
ssry ou,huildlngs II Is his intention
20 eventually place the entire Soc
tou under irrigation and erect two
more sets OF Improvements. there
being now one four-room house on
the place
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28
WARNINGS ISSUED IN UNIFIED
STATES TROOPS 10 MENl-
CAN BELLIGERENIS.
REBEL FORCES ADVANCING
Agent of General Nilla Arrives at
Juarc1 10 Arrange for RE-
lease of Luis Ter.
razns.
~ Auoeiaied Pres

~ A-toeiaisd Pres.
JUARE2, Dec 81 Warnings
we're given today by United states
troops to both Fedcrals ana Rebels
IN Northern Mexico that II there IS
battle az Oilnasa, there must be
no firing across the border. The
warnin9s were sent from Preside.
Icyas. because OF advance OF rebel
army from chihuahua TO attack the
Federals at Oiinaga.
Later reports we're that the rebels
were not yet within sight Of the fed
raj stronghold
An agent Of Genera, villa arrived
here TODAY OF arrange for the release
of Luis Tcrrazas. son OF the million
aire Mexican land holder who IS
held by VILLA for S250,OOO ransom
The father Is said TO have expressed
willingness 20 pay the sum but
wants a guarantee OF safe conduct
for Luis 20 the United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-12-28

hy ssofif 90 Fres7.
CALUMET. Mich, Dec. g The
deportation of Charles H. Mover
president OF the Western Federation
OF MiRers. and leader of the copper
miners strike In this district who
was escorted from Hancock last
n ht. after being shot and dubbed
Wi. be Investigated b} special Grand
jury vhap II resumes sessions Tues
day
Sheriff Cruise today bogar inquiry
into the facts surrounding Moyer s.
departure from Calumet. iu response
to tclegrams from Governor Ferris
and George Nichols, special prosecu-
tor in the charge OF 'he grand Jury.
News OF Movers departure hat not
become generally known In the strike
rcgion until Meyer reached Gree"
Bay Wis. today and told Of his In
i1ries.
Warrants we're served tonight on
the business manager aud q dozen or
more employees OF the Socialist nov
paper in Hancock on a charge of be-
ine 90 a conspiracy 20 publish mis-
statements calculated 10 incitc riots
Tho complaints were sequel N
an extra published yesterday in
which charges Of crave misconduct
Fere made against some deputy sher
iiis and Others Who tried 70 assist
victims OF the Christmas Eve disas
Ter here.
Tho article. according 20 transla
tors. accuses the rescuers of slugcinf
mothers and fathers who tried .,
reach the ball where their children
'ere dead or In peril and used th'
Finn equivalent OF murder In it
description % the disaster
The task Of digging numerou
graves vas accomplished TODAY. an.
preparations we're complete tonizh
i1r funerals which the Western Fed
sration of Miners will conduct owe
a1Ms seventy o. The victims.
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,CONoMIC AND SOCIAL
EXPERTS ~ CONFERENCE

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Doc. 81
Minneapolis today welcomed a large
number Of eminent educators, econ
omlc and sociological experts who
have gathered here TO participate In
tho twenty-sixth annual meeting OF
the American Economic association.
Meeting in conjunction with the as
scciatlon viii be the American Socioi-
ogical society,
Among the subjects slated Tor dis
cusslon during the four days ses-
sion are the control OF public SER
vice corporations. syndicalIsm, the
making OF the railroad rates. the
economic effect Of legal trust disco
lu,lon. aud the theory OF rent in the
light of prescott conditions In Amer-
lean Agriculture.
Promlnent among those who VII
rddsssa the Joint gathering are Froi.
a. J. roynton OF the University 81
Kansas, prof l.. n haney OF tho
rniyerr'a Of Texas Prof T y. Ex.
,'--~ ot~w'
II Ripley Of Harvard um''i~y.
pr. u. Il Meyer Of the Int rstse
| Commerce Comu'ssion. Pref A. y
ounq o.. Cornell University, Prot
! E Dana nurand OF the universit'
! # Minnesota. pr +. g. Walker, dep
( uty United States commissioner o
corporations and Prof 7 n Carver
| assistant director OF rural orraniza
ion service Of the United states De
ugrtmcnt of agriculture
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nnonsinlRt Eorr.i. -
6uUL,,suW hU,ivL
N NEWER CHINA
AMERICAN ADVISOR 10 Pll.S
IDENT kN OPPOSES DRAFT
on CONSTITUTION.


ny haaor.sicd Pres.
PEKING. Dec. 2I-frotessor
Frank y Gooduov. formerly OF Col
umbia University. Ncw York, and
nov advisor ID tho Chinese Govern
mput. has taken very definite stand
In opposition 10 the draft Of the con
riutIon proposed hy the Parliament
which has Just been invalidat"d by
the expulsion of four hundred mem
hers belonging to the radical kNc
Minis Tang party
Professor CooiuoN came 90 Ihlh'
six month. ag0 lt ala not take him
long % roach ,bc conclusion that ann
pIe power houId bo placed boo ll'
harIs OF tH- President and DIS cab
met aud ,H.s opinion uas b'ou iuaii-
fled md supported boz SAYS by Dds
erh.e0rrn, observation, 900. report
ON tho pr1n...g constitution BIAS been
made puH'. together with NUM-
Der ot other Ypuiou supporting 'h'
opposition o.. prc .lor' Nuau Ssh.
kai 1s against parliament I' N .
lengthy document. ah" throws i'0.'
uEht on 'hc controversy u''"''D
Parliament and ''' '''s s.l'a'. N'','
today l7 dividing 'hr mon VINO RUE
China som, "i The more ihp'I''"'
paragraph follow
China B. sr"an'r' n. fF''' dover.
l,ty o, conditions. fu" ." '.."'i.
difference. V''.h N.'''i'hI''''
North from O. -pl'H t.'' '' -'o-.
rsphical feature. 900. 'I '"' a''
.encc %, good means u. ''WmlH.
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KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 2i--
Ono hundred years ago today tho
Masonic grand lod oi Tennessee
was chartered Iu th. rty by The
Grand lodge of Nor,t carolina. To-
day the centenary was observed With
anniversary EXERCISES EHder thc aus
piccs OF tfe grand iC iromin-
eut among tho part ''panis we're
Charles Comstork. Cf1ld Master o'
Tennessee james ID Richardson
Past Grand Master. and Dr Win.
chester Grand Master of North Caro-.
lima.
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CHIEF EXECUTIVE on NATION
WILL REACH FlFTN-SEN-
ENTH MILESTONE.
congratulations POUR N
Iclcuraphic Fluctuations IN Advance
of Anniversary Received by
President at Pass
Christian.

f N.,,a',i rrn
PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. Dec p.
president Wilson will be 81 year.
Old tomorrow and telcgrams OF con-
ratDIauons poured 10 on him from
"a Parts Of The country toioy
some were from pcrs0n.' fr' uds
ut the great majority from person
hitherto unknown 90 the president
Some we're written in poncll and ha
rcrawled and others appeared mor'
formal. but an brought q focllrg c
happiness 90 the president as he rea
them
The birthday viii mean mo- chang'
IN the quiet atmosphere of The cot
tage. which the nations chief ha
chonen for his residence during MI
vacation season here
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UPKEEP on DALLAS MORE
THAN Any TEXAS CITY


HNfnlnI 70 ] lf IfFMHs
DALLAS, Texas. Dec y -Tho
cost OF maintaining the city govern
ment Of Dallas during the calendar
year OF 1912, exceeded that Of any
Texas city. according 10 data furnish
ed the local Chamber %; Commerce
bv the United states Census Bureau,
Tho total operating expense for this
city for the year is S3."20,oo0 Fort
Worth is second with 2@.ol6.oo",
and Houston third with 22il'opo.
The bulk of the expense vas raised
hy general property tax, although
public utility corporations bore l0
per cent Of the outlay. Houston
leads the state In amount OF public
enterprise taxes collected during the
year. the total amounting 20 &-5ot
600.