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The Denver star., 1913-10-25
WAcO'S CAPABLE EDUCATOR.
Mrs. M. E. Moore as Teacher and
Leader In Good Movements.

Waco, Tex.-Thirty four years in the
Mrs. Mary E. Moore. who is regarded
as one of the best primary teachers IN
the entire south and who is foremost
and active in everything that means
the uplift and betterment OF her race
in this section of the country.
Mrs. Moore was born here. and it is
interesting to know that she received
her early school training in the public
schools of this place under Peter ii.
Townsend of New York. superintend-
ent of the schools here for two years.
Mrs. Moore's mother made Cincinnati
her home in the days of slavery and
was set free 1t was in Cincinnati
that Mrs. Moore also attended school
under one of the greatest educators OF
the race. Professor Peter II. Clark.
Graduating from the Cincinnati high
school. she soon found her way back
to Texas, where she entered the work
as a teacher in the public schools. 1t
was in 1875 that she married A. j.
Moore of Detroit, Mich. They lived hap
PLY together until Professor Moores
death in 1905. She owns a beautiful.
home in Waco and other property that
is rented. She is devoted to the school
room and is loved by the little boys
and girls.
Mrs. Moore is an active church work
er. She organized the choir in the New
Hope Baptist church and raised money
to purchase the first organ for the
church She is now an active member
of ST. Paul A. NJ. E. church and is in
terested in the work of Paul Quinn
college, the school conducted by the A.
NJ E church in Texas. During rally
for the college two years ago she rails
ed $500.
For over a quarter of century Mrs.
Moore has been connected with the
Household of Ruth. branch of the
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows.
and for twenty-four years has been
one of the prime factors in the Sisters
OF the Mysterious Ten, which is an
auxiliary to the United Brothers OF
Frieudship- In the Order of the East
ern Star she has filled every office in
the grand chapter. and in the Sisters of
the Mysterious Ten she is national
grand treasurer. She is also connected
with the Court of Colanthe of the
knights of Pythias.
The Denver star., 1913-10-25
Don't Spite Yourself, But
All strike True Together

The Springfield Republican
says of lhe sin-cursed segre
CATION at Washington: To
subject any government clerks
OF employees to public numili-
alton of the most glaring sort
is, in the first place, cruel and
inhuman. In the second place
it is obnoxious to the spirit
written into the Federal con
stitution by the war amend 5
ments to draw the colored line
in the field of Federal employ
ment. In the third place seq
regation of this character is
most discouraging to an i'm
portant element of this coun-
try,s citizenship whose vel
fare the Federal Government
must promote quite as much
as that Of any other class Of
citizens" Now these are facts
Here is injury to us all. How
foolish to say only those col
ored should try to stop it who
voted for Wilson. 1t Injuries
all. SO alLof us should protest
it and sign the antisegrega-
The Denver star., 1913-10-25
No More Offices
Negroes Barred

Atlanta, Ga.-Declaring that
the sun is setting on the day
when the Negro can usurp the
position of the white man in
government service in the
south, A. O. Blalock, recently
appointed Democratic collec :
tor of internal revenue, has
begun campaign to oust all
Negro officials.
There are no government
positions for Negroes in the
South" said Collector Blalock
"A Negroes place is in the
corn field. do not mean
that the Negro should not be
educated and have his rights,
but where there are many de
serving white men capable Of
holding the positions it is al
together out Of the question,
and | am going to see justice
done. /"
The Denver star., 1913-10-25

where democratic and hu-
manitarian and, above all, un-
compromisingly christian,
Were race differentiation
held to it must increase civil
discord. When the balance
of numbers is as it is in the
south in America it must tend
to foster obscure preparations
for war and rebellion. If
statesmen and citizens face
in the contrary direction do
not say that they will attain
Immediately civil peace, but |
am confident that they will be
travelling the only road to it.
II do not suggest that race
does not greatly affect facili-
ties for combination between
humans in healty national life
but race difference is only one
of many systematic agencies.
The solution of the difficulty
involves difficulty for the
white as we'll as for the black.
E. d Morel, Canon William
Leighton Crane and Sir Err
nest Satow were the other
speakers.
The Denver star., 1913-10-25
DO|NGs OF THE RACE
REPORTED IN
EXCHANGES.
CoIored Boy Scouts
Show Their Mettle.

New York.-Race prejudice
in this northern city against
the Negro is rife. and was
never more strikingly seen
than last Friday evening when
a gang of white boys tried to
break up a parade Of atroop OF
7s Negro Boy Scouts. lhe
colored scouts of the neigh
borhood of w. I45 street IS
one of the best organizations
in the country, and every eve
ming they have been giving
parades, headed by their own
fife and drum corps. lhe Ut
tie black troopers in their neat
scout regulation suits and
small boyonets, looked too
smart and soldiery for the
white boys and they planned
to break up their parade.
Friday evening the hte and
the drum told of the approach
Of the colored scouts and Just
as they neared a certain point
the white boys made an at
tack. , Acting upon the scout
principles of alertncss, the
cclored lads pulled themselves
together and made a charge
upon the white boys which
completely annihilated their
ran1s. The colored lads com
pletely out-genera!ed the lit
tie white fellows and humili-
ated them to the extent that
they conceded defeat. 1t IS
believed from now on the COL
ored boys will not be molested
by the white gang OF the
neighborhood.
The Denver star., 1913-10-25
This man is responsible
for all that this man
does because they be
long to the same race

Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thysef."
his ethical precept must be Interpreted in
terms ofsocial justice as well as individual ser
vice. If we really love our neighbors as our
selves, we will seek no special privileges at
their expense. We will want them to have
every political, industrial and educational op-
portunity which we ourselves enjoy.
Human society will be generated by the methods Of rega
prohibition and Opportunity for growth the deep
human need Democracy, equality of opportunity scientific and
boey cooperation when these three basic principals generally
understood and when they become working social faith they will
solve all of social problems and lead higher civilization.
The Denver star., 1913-10-25

Columbia, S. C.-Gov. Cole
l.. Blease is aroused over the
prospect Of a Chinese student
at the University of South
Carolina. On learning that
Acting President Moore had
invited A. Lee, a chinaman to
attend the university, Cover
nor Blease said he would do
all in his power to debar Lee.
AS chairman of the board
of trustees by virtue of his
office the governor said he
would, if necessary, call a
special meeting and introduce
a resolution. mot to allow any
Chinese. apanese, Spanish,
Negro or other race to enter
said institution. except the
pure white blooded white man,
not even the Cuban"
He included Spanish and
Cubans as a fling at his enemy
Capt. William Z. Gonzales,
minister to Cuba, whose faith
er was Cuban.
The Denver star., 1913-10-25

without radical transformations in our habits of
thought, in our moral attitudes. in our political
and economic institutions, and in our methods
of taxation, production and exchange These
tremendous changes are foreshadowed by some
Of the political and economic issues now before
the American people: Each Of these issues In
wolves the principle Of equality Of opportunity.
If we accept this basic principle and have the
courage to follow wherever it may lead, we
we need not be in doubt asto our natural align
ment on any one of these issues.
The Negro problem is not question Of
The Denver star., 1913-10-25
SOLUTION OF
RACE PUZZLE.

Southampton, Eng.-Racial
and International problems re-
placed the sex question in the
discussions of the Church of
England congress today Both
problems led to rather start
ling utterances by the speaker.
Sir Sidney Oliver, who was
governor Of Jamica from 1907
to the end Of the 1912, put for
ward the remarkable claim
that no solution of the Ameri-
can color question was posi-
bic except by a resolute dis
claimer of the color line and
the race difference theory
He expressed the opinion
the opinion that negrophobia
was in mixed communities one
of the most active sources of
danger.
my study and comparison
of conditions in the United
States and the West Indies
he said, "has brought me to
the conclusion. American and
colonial politicals and public
men are not Exeter hall abb
olitions nor evangelical chris
ton Missionaries. l dc not
expect them to adopt the
methods of missionaries, nor
do sympathize with all their
programs But it cannot be
ignored that it happened that
the faiths of the men who laid
the foundations for the peace.
full developement of the mix
ed community in Jamaica
The Denver star., 1913-10-25

social equality, but of educational and industrial
opportunity. If the energy which is now ex-
pended in devising and advocating measures for
depressing our brothers and sisters in black
were devoted the work Of releasing them from
ignorance and economic bondage the question
Of social equality would settle itself, and the
Negro problem would soon become thing Of
the past The position of the African Race in
the scale of civilization would then be deter
mined by the natural endowments and limitations
Iof the Race.
The Denver star., 1913-10-25
OF
OPPORTUNITY

In the fundamental meaning Of the term,
what is equality Of opportunity 1t means
nothing less than this that every ,child born In
to the world shall have an equal opportunity
with every other child to grow into full, well
rounded useful, worthy human hfe-an equal
right to "life, liberty and the pursuit Of happii-
ness This social ideal can never be realized
The Denver star., 1913-10-25
IMPORTANT COMING EVENT
FOR CITIZENS OF NEWARK.
Educational Conference Program In
cludes Discussion of Many Topics.

Newark. y. J.-Much interest is be-
ing aroused among our people here and
in nearby towns and cities in the edu-
cational conference TO be held in the
Thirteenth A-eS::e Presbyterian church
in this city for one week. beginning
Monday evening. Sept. 20 The pur-
pose of the conference is for Il full dis
cussion of the various phases of the
business. moral. intellectual and re-
ligious problems which the race faces
and must deal with in an intelligent
manner.
The program in part will be as fol-
lows:
Monday evening. Sept -. E w. Vaughn.
editor of the Jersey standard Will pre-
side. Vocal and instrumental music In
vocation by Rex. DR.. E F. Eggieston-
Address Some Reasons Why Our People
Should More Largely Engage In Busi-
ness" n. B. Dodson. chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee OF the National Negro
Press association. New York Solo, c
Edwin Goats. Jersey City. How Can We
Best Encourage Our Business and Profess
sional Men and Women" Rev. +. H But
Ter. Moutclair. y. j,
Tuesday evening. 5. y. Fernanders pre-
siding, National Benefit association OF
Washington. Insurance as Necessity"
S w. Rutherford Washington.
Wednesday evening. DR.. w. IL Suther-
land presiding a symposium on the prog
OF the race from scientific stand
point.
Thursday evening. citizens. Van Buren,
Powell presiding. How May We Help to
Secure Better Positions and Better Homes
For our People," John M Royall New
York city, How We Can Help 20 Upiift
the Social Condition % Our People" Mrs.
Jean Nj. Vaughn. Newark
Friday evening. Harold w. Barrett pre-
siding Metropolitan Mutual Benefit asso-
citation of Newark. N J. Fifty Years OF
Business Life and What 1t Means to the
Coming Generations"
Special music rendered under direction
OF Professor h. b. Purvis.
The public is cordially invited to AT
tend each of these conferences. There
will be social hour at the close Of
each meeting Admission free to all
The committee OF arrangements Is as
follows: Rev +. f. Eggleston. d. d:
Dr. w. III. Sutherland. Van Buren,
Powell. s y. Ferunnders. A. c. Fletcb-
er. T. w vougtu. H. w. Barrett
r. w. Tyler Prepares For Long Trip.
Raiph W Tyler. ifnrner auditor Tar
the navy. in,t now national "rg1,riz"r
for the National \egrn Bii>nr''> lea iIo'
Is nrepnri:ls his itinerary fnr m ~
tensive trt. south AMI West Ne VIII
go as far suuth as Texas and ~" -l'-'
and as far west AZ pSiahomn and ps.
sibly into the states OF Washington ~
California.
The Denver star., 1913-10-25

ton petitions. All who don't
give the consent which silence
always gives. In fact, normal
'ly the opponents do the most
protesting. not the supporters
of president.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
Nepnbliffel &ina
anericn0t.

8efing, 2. Wloi. - Goporo I.
@iaioms, ben amerifonife eega.
tions 9eiulomGgti9eoe, prpiente.
reoe Dag llniteO States iormeIe
9luerfenoelie al Den fineiiife 9iepn.
blif, og / oen 9lnleoning gioroes
Der itor Staos. D2r. 8iaiam for.
te ira oen meritauife 2egation til
ginterpaIaoiet / en- 9rPiioentpogn
eiforteret nf fineiiife Solooter. 9nn
6oIot en- fort Gale og ooergab 9rG.
iioent @iIions gnoifob til gr9ii.
bent Dnm Obi aat Ger iuareoe
{ noale fsune. maleriife genoiu9er
8e omerifanife @piter uuoerbolo-
res oa beo en- 9nnbeon % uiite5
omfring / oe biitoriife @andufoar.
terer.
D1eriro anerfenote ogina aina /
Dng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
Moialoet af
SrDans Wislion

Scramento, Gal, 3. Wiai. -
2opforilo9et ON llolpnoingersGie ien.
oomsret beOtoges al begge 2egisln,
titrens Snie paa nlinore END ct
9sgn eiter at bape ifabt en- nf oe
eienoommeligIte Sitii1tioner ga.
tionens Siitorie. Oct bill bline lig.
genoe poa 8upernsrens Eult. ino.
til lloenrigsminiiter @rpon fan fan
glnleoning iii at tale piocre on Ga.
gen meo 9srpiioenten. Dette er ems.
betpoenoe meo en- llgeS lloiGttelie,
oa 9rpan iorloo Socromento 2sr.
bag 9lften og life bill prre tilbaae
| 8oibington isr Onsoog ellerTors'
Dag. Roar 9sr9iioentens enoelige
Grflprina ioreIiager, bill 2ooen bli.
De nnoerffrepet.
Der ranoer bette Weninger ON,
| hpilfen @rao 2open bill piie iig
at opfploe De 5oroentninaer, ion
titles til ben; nosIe nener iaale.
oes, at ben life bill fsre ico liee til
MaaIet, iom ben tiIiieter. @uper-
nsr Sobnion og TIertnIsportiet on-
fer imiblertio 9ouen for neopenbia
iom oct fsrite Sfriot til @irfeIia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
SfOOCll DrGn0er

9liblano, isis J. glaI De
uprite 5toobranOe, li0en oen iiore
Brano ior lire 9lar iioeu, begpnote
I Onsoag5 poa oNao 3iper" Jieier-
oationen. Gu 8el Olono forloo
Soanub ianme Gag ior at betgH.
pc Sloen. 20 ioritellige Sfoobraa.
oe paa begge Sioer al 9tortbueitern
ganens Sinie bolot 0i9noene oe0
Stationen iulot 9lrbeiOe. Sobn
9orto og bans 3anilie iom bor
nGr 0oanab, blep orepet ira oeres
Silent eiter at aoitaIOen % Ssifu.
ret bar neobr9nOt og 8aaninBsbu-
Jet eoelagt.
Superior, isis, 2. Diai. - SID.
lte 5irsoog laa Der Ell 5iegitp oner
Superior. Zen fom ira en 9rano,
iom raidoe 20 Wiil iposlt for 9pen,
og eiter bpao Der fort9lles, trueoe
5loen Here 6arme me0 goel9ggel.
ie. 5 2ebet af 0a9en naaeoe Snoen
nGiten ben til aanten al 9ebaga.
mon.
On 6armer neo giaon Sobnion
og en- onoen bnis gtabn life tenoes,
lfal bane miltet oeres Siem og Stal.
oe.
Semioii, Wiinu. 2. Wiai. - Ser
CT mootoget Wel0in9 ira Helner,
Ninn, iom ligger beo Soobanen
so Wiil iposit for Soobanen 80
Diil ipoeit for gemioii omL at en-
Brand 0pens ga9rbeo bar giort
Sfooe for oper en- Million Dollars.
9ranoen ifnl pere opitaoet ira en-
DDnge 9smmerafiolo.
Oct er GuIutb 2oaging Co.,
iom bar tabt melt peo Vronoen |
RGrbeoen af 9iemer. 9lere @pg.
ninger og nogIe al SoobonenS
5raatpoane itrse oeioa meo Oct
bar belbiet for 9nen at 8inoret.
ningen foranoreoes, bporpeo Sloen
penote liz bort fra 5orretningsltrs.
get o9 moo Sfoben 8eit for gpen.
Sfopbranoe paa oisie aonter er
mere END olminoelia forlige nlt for
oi Ser bor bIpit en- it9rf 8inb | fIe-
re Goae. z Onsoaas bT9ite oen ben
oper gnen meo en- Surtigheo al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
Sibite angaaenoe Sfutari.

2onoon, 5. Woj. = Soet stono
gsifolous ai Wontenegro bar ouer.
eipet sfutoris ssremtio Stornlaa.
ternes S9noer, ion beror oct albon.
ife SpsrgsnonIs alfgsreIie M poo,
om Gsino Boiba og Diabio gaibo
bill nolnoe Orore ira ben bsie Bort
om of bragg oeres Sore tilboee til
Tprfiet. Mon mener, at oa Monte.
negro bar opgibet Sfutari. ioo bill
@sfoo Vofba inofc oct unpttiee |
fin Expiration at bIipe aonse |
slIbnnien trobs ben eitrisif.itoIieu.
re gfspebition for at uooripe bom.
On of gmbnsiaosrerne iagbe ueo
Mmbossoosr-a -aonfereneens Slutuina
| DAG: rGitliationen er reooet, og
ariien er operItaoet. Den sitriaif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
Yrof. 5aft um
6ribanOrl.

9iem 0aoen, Conn. 3. Mai. =
rQeriom Di itaI 6a0e 6ri6auoel,
iaa lao os faa oet. ia9oe GrprG.
iioeut @illim 1aif. 9]roiesior /
2oofonoigbeo peo gaie. oct onoet
al line 5oreorog angaaenoe Spprgs.
maaIet ON mooerne 9egering ber
pco llnipcriitetet efterrniooaa
o2ao 4ariiet, iom beaunitiger SRI
6anoel. itcnme oerfor 2ao os pro.
oe oen."
0e ire ling, iom ooen me Sfo.
le al poIitiifc SGufere. Der faloer
fla progressive tiliigter", fnaOe
Groi. Gait. .er at ofperge. at gie.
qerinaen foroprpes al aorporotions.
Snteresier, at ifabe lige 9eiIigbeo
for olle Wenneifer og at ligne
gienooms.9eiiooelie | nogen 10.
ftrgfning. Gerioner. iom life iom-
itemmer meo oenne Sfole angaoen.
oe Metooen booroeo en- populGr
Gegerings Seniiet mas, nemlig at
gsre oct belle folf lpffeIiet, faloes
9ieattionGrer 9e al os, iom faIoer
unoer 6enne stotegori mon opre
tiIirebie; men pi maa oIorig opgi.
be anmpen"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

gsrelien al oct oueroeienOe gnife
blanot Solicit | Stoten.
San 5raucisto, Sal, ). Vaai. =
Gen iapanife 9iegering iiees at bo-
be giuet Baron 6binoo, 9rigets
9lrn6asiaoer @oi6in9ton, teIeara.
tiff SnitrlifS ON at neOlGgge en-
iorneI grotelt MOB 2onoforlloget,
iom M beror hos @uberneren til
llnoerifriit. 9iegeringen bpgger i'm
9lnfe paa 4ppoelien al, at 3e i5or.
eneoe Stater er iorpligtet til /
Strait al oe beitaaenoe Eroftoter,
at ifriOe mo ior at aiaere IOiItmaa.
let.
ySopaneie gGsiociotion OF gImeri.
ca, iom teller 30 5oreninger paa
StilIebapsfuiten bar taget 0roet
for, at 9open undertakes 9feferen.
oum. Get bppoeS ira bette Sob,
at oen bnoger poa WlisforItaaeIie
og politiif glgitation, og at Sta.
tens 9pIgere fan fr9oe at blioe
taeet paa 9lnaO, f6r ct iaa oiatiat
Sfri6t geres.
@aibington, 3. 6, 3. Woi. -
Meooelelien ON, at ell np 4roteit
fan oentes fra Sopan, mootoges I
oificielle areoie Der @oar meo
,yuteresie; men oct oafte ingen
OperraIfelie. 9roteiten bill rimelig-
bis blioe tiIItiIGet 8eportrmentets
tieneitgerenoe Gbef 9Sobn 9osiett
@1oore. Tag. @ebb 6orila9ets
Syuo6oIo bIep teGearoferet til 9rG-
ii6enten Ssnoaas. Gen oentes at
pile blibe foreIost oe fo0erale 9iet.
ter til 9reoeIie uoen 0p6oIo.
9ofio. 3. Mai. -9Gpiierue her
qab @aar llotrnf ior GrfenotIia.
6ee 9rnIconiug af De 99eitrr6elier.
ion Trqii0ent 8ilion bar giort Tor
at fierne Qraa6Ocn al 6en 9anoloD,
iom ON fort Gio oil trqoe I araft
/ California Santioia fan oe life
ifiule SfliieIieu oDer. Of oet aif.
iom oct aif. @resien er Tor eprigt
tilbeiefia til at fnitc sfnIoen oher
pau 9e1erinqen her iom sc nener
life bar opret stiffinQen bofien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

90 Dfil 5imen % brGffeoe 3la9
Itpnger, faiteOe nlinore Suie ooer
Gnoe og neorep S'filter.
5 @aar gtat be9pnote oct al reg.
ne itGrft, og bette gioroe oct muligt
at iaa 9n9t meo Sloen Oct reg.
neoe oper ct 9lreaG meo Ell Gooins
al oper 10 Wiil ri ben @runo er
Sloen beo 2ofe George og goo.
ger M unoer &ontrol.
Gomo6. 8is., , Q}ai - @lnore
5immermonn, lire 9far gammel,
0otter al 8illianl 5innlerlnonn.
omfom 9ranoen nqr 0eO Stem.
met, lets WiiI Geit for Gonlo6.
6enoes 9rooer, 2lrthur, "A qlar
gnnnel bIep ilemt iorbrPnot. 0a
ban isate at reooe lin Softer; men
ban pil fonme iiq
Gais 9ofe. Wiu.. ,. Moi. - Gn
itprft 9fean iom inotrai @aar
9}ot, bar fiernet 2aren for Sfoo,
branoe Der / Omegnen oenne @ong.
Gouoeran. @is. , Moi - Sfo.
neu brpnoer Ion1S sSernbonelinierne
Der / 0meqnen. SiotiI er in9en al.
porIiQ Sfooe ifet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
Wagterne og Sfntari.
Dc tore ipnes at ifamme Jig ueO at
sDe Sunng mob ben lille.
GBgtcr ON, at Sfntnri er forlaot,
% bet motencgrinife aabinet
far reiignerct.

1e ellrop9iife giagterS Diploma
fife aoncert er life til at bline
fIog paa. Selt iioen Wlontenegri-
nerne inotog Sfluari, bar Oct 10
iet no til, at oct life Gige abiolut
ifilIoe fues til at aine ilip poa tit
Butte. Wen oa oct niite Jig, at 9ti.
folaus life irpateoe buerten Qia9
ternes 6Gaestriiel eIler 9itri8s
W1obeliieringer iaa ipnes oct MI
iom De alligeUeI ifanlmcr iia neo
at aaa los imoo Den lille W2a9t
Eitrig bar maaife onoen @rimo til
OF boIoe ben fnptteoe sfGoe i 9ut.
feIoHmen. - SnlioIertio gnar Der
Gpgte ON. at Wontenegrinerne bar
forIoot Sfutari. 9i ifnI meooele
nogle 5eIegrammer.
4iesbo0en, 8piflanb, 4. Qiai =
9eiier 0iIbeIm. meoens ban ai.
ten ooern9reoe Ell Opera. mo6tog
et telegram Der idaoe, at glonte.
nepriaerne bauoe forlaot Sfutari
qoH0on, A. Woi - st Telegram
fra getinie iii ct Qnbeos.glgentir
/ 9onoon flyer. at oet montenegrin.
.Ite stabinet bar reiieneret iom BRO.
teIt inoo 5onfen ON at iorlaoe
Sfutari. - aong 9lifoIaus bar
taqet imoo aabfetsmeolenmernes
9leiignation
Getinie, 3. Wloi. = geo fongeli1
gefref er Sfupitino (sfationalior.
iamIin1en) IanmenfaIot til s. 0lai
for at operoeie 6orbol6et til llolau.
oct aon9 Rifolaus iaumenfalote
ale inc @eneroler til ei aria5raao
/ 3ag 5lertallet itemte Tor ot ior
Iooe sfitari. 9erior er ll0i9teu
til IN ireoeIig 9esning Igiere
gpien, 4 Q2oi. 9loQle al De
Ie0enoe sSournoliiter uotaler 0eres
3orbopielie oper Oct gipgte, at sStn.
lien og 2itrig ioreilaar 6orening
at marcbere inc / 9llbanieh ct
Gfriot. Der rilneligpis oil inoolbere
Den Iterite 5ore u6en noaen tilioa.
renoe 5oroeI llItaoiriteoe 9ing.
Ter eirfiilerer | 0ien. at ben monte.
nearinife 2eaering bar reiigneret
pao @rlmo at. at aongen bar be.
TIuttet at pile aiue Clip paa Sfu.
tori.
Sra 9lom meloes uioere, at man
Getinic eper 9reS paa Woniene.
gro Tor at iaa oct til ubetinset at
qipe affnlo paa Sfutnri. Santioig
figes. at Storbritanien 6ranfrig
og Nuslnno britger oeres Snoilpoel.
ie / 8ien for at fna gltrig til at
opgine fin triieroe Soloning imoo
Montenegro
Sra ienore gllbanien lDoer Rug.
ter ON anarfi. Gsiao Yaibos og
9iaoio gaibas trooper itaI plpn.
ore % br9be aoIf. 9e iiges at eaa
irem fom regulere 9anoitter. pr.
banere. iom bill iorioore oeres Stem,
ilaar De neo for Gooe. - Suioler.
ito er iGrlig Huslano beltemt paa,
sreoens og De balfanife Staters
sSnteresie, at bet bill gsre, bnao oct
fan for at binore Snterpention /
sllbonien. Og ON oct life olene fan
eere bet, bill oct bare Wagterne iii
at ftoa inmmen oerom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07

italienife 9lftion / 2llbanien, iom
Der tales onL er noen 9etponing
MI"
8eIegrammet ira aong glifolaus
til oen engelife lloenrigsminiiter
Sir 6ofporo @reu, 6uori ban funo.
gor OpgipeIien al 5tlltari, Loo iaa.
leoes:
yg2in oe nit 5oIts @Groig6eo
tiIlaoer mig life at aioe eiter for
iioleret 0rore. 7erior logger ieg
stutaris 5febne Stornoaternes
Spn0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-07
22. glarg.

Senatet bar iorfoitet Oct meOWlag-
terne5 9anfbuie niilntteoe Saan.
Ser ct Ho 0opeoita0en men /
Sbangbai raa0er Der olnlinOelig
Gpbioiefie Gr. Slm Dat Gen og
anore 6olfele0erer bar perionlis
benpenot Jig til uoenlonoife 6irmaer
Der for at gsre 5nofo6 al @aaben
Tor oeres Barti til en- llogift af
ilere 0tiQioner Collars. Sc ioger
at iitanbringe et mt 0prer, ion
niloe gore s5uoifrioen n0enira til
Ell nurliagenoe 0iuli9beo og tilin-
tetgore aina9 SeIpiignoigheo