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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17
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SUWu NIFUp.
Tsr foitteret for $fff889. Sra Neuigbe6er feIgenoe gpr:
CIT Corn, ga, sos %; Coulter. So, $37; Davenport, ga,
$50; GopaI, Sn, $3.50; aimboIItOn, Sn, 1881; Samin,
Sa, $26 %; auoubon. Sa, $2915; Seronton. Sa, $t7.s5;
Moline, 81, $4t; ennnctsbure. ga. $2055; Beit Branch,
So, $32S0 Moorbeoo, So, $1260; @apbiIle, e. 3of,
$t025; Ggeas. ST., $ts75; beo Onens, Sa, $f1.75: gRareus,
So, $tt3O; Qububon gp, Sn, $7706; @oGfe, So, $t7; bo
Calender. Sn, $3.50. 5sIoenoe fra Coulter, Ga: Sbonas SeS.
ss.fsa. gPrs. Ole Sonien, Sens Sunin bOer So, mrs. aaSmns
Senfn 81. TO unGbnte boer 50. TO rrGpnte bner 81. GieisCIen,
0eoIa, Sa, $3.50. Sra auinoeforenneen, sItre areos, 9ibor8, 9.
9af, $40. qafor Sones 9eterien, SarIon, Sa, ~tIboeebetat
$S9S9. 5 ot $666.s6.
@eo 9af m%OOtost. Better 9On6o, %areosfasi,
Beiton, Sopa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

Salnm. Sposfalo. Isl. ap.) Sirs.
bag ben 19. 4ug. oeoe gi.p9ts.
mano u. u. 9anien / Hanoerup.
San bar en- itiae YionO. men tro.
fai. / al lin Corning og trofait MOB
bort 5oIf og Dor Sag.
Gen afosoe oeItog meo Sober /
Slesoies iioite arig. gnoana unoes-
en- Grefning Ioa bans aompngni
bag ct Segn, iom 5ienoens aueIer
isgte for at fororioe oct oerfra.
Bore par paa SiIbaeetog og mantte
pasiere Ell 2eoaabning, og Der blep
en- Wono al aompagniet ion banrot
@iaoret, at ban life funoe reiie zig
igen, men loa og fIogeOe Jig itRrft.
Saa bennenote Officeren fig til
9ompogniet og ipurgte, ON nogen
oiloe nope Ersien for at reooe oeres
4nmmerot. q. 81. 9onien melote iig
ogiaa itrafs, og bet Ipffeoes BAN at
faa ben ianreoe in6en for Segnet.
ut bette life bar uoen 2iosfdre,
bite zig oeo, at ben iaareoe ramtes
paa M, mems 9anien bialp BAN
fremn0.
otter 2inbet. 5posfalb. On /
R~oroilespig befenot Nono, @anro.
eier g. Wpeino Der / Utter 9inoet,
er ben 10. Que. oso rna 5inieus
aIinif / 4~sbenbdbn / en- aI6er Of
Sc adr. Den afosoe, iom | i'm Sio
par 6oregangsmano paa 2onobru-
gets Omraaoe, bar en- opgtig Cor.
retninesmano og bar orepet en- ON.
fattenoe Sdnoel meo gienoonme.
San bar regtet mango Eiaiosbperp
og bar ft9rft i~nteresieret | Dor no.
tionoIe Gag.
!Saoerslep. 100 aar. 5reoagen
ben IL. September fploer ben Glo'
Ite gerfon I Dor 8p, gnfe efter
8ssiemoger aoGferup, 100 aar,
i~friper .Wam." al %. aug. Den
gamIe &pinoe, Tom I mango anr
bar boet | fit file Gus / aloiteret,
cr efter fin aI6er forbclosOis raft
og aanosfriif.
Softlnno. Stor Eris for en- &el'
pefuie. 4ommuneforitanoer glau.
fen S6miot | @eitrup iolgte forle'
ben en- aGIpefpie til @aar6eier Gre
mart SsrgenieT ! gr0nOerup fOr
GAO Worf.
afipleb. Ssgoom blanbt Giifene
Isl. Mp.) Mosfer Of osoe Stiff, @eo'
Der, Mborrer, grnien oa Sfoller fin
oes | oisie Gage (f8. aus.) Def
greo6en Of &oitrlip Cd. Aalene el
life rigtie osoe, men ioa meotagne
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isfionen
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17
Til R iurat Sapan:

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-17

at man fam tnge Dem meo 9Gnoer.
ne. SanoipnIieoi8 er Der Spooom
6lauOt 6iifene.
SpnSer Suitrnp. Siifene / So
"trip SO. Ser Iigger / oisie Gage
09. gug) @asier al oeoe Silt
8eooer, a6orrer, 9raien % SfoI.
Ter Iangs 9reooen al 0oItrilp 50.
@olene er ioa lanaiomme, at man
fan tage Dem meo San0erne.
I'll nSeimoaI" ifribes berom:
Nan oeo life. boao 4arioaen er
til oenne pIuoieIi9e 0soeIi9beo
bIanot 6iIfene. Ger tales ON, at
Spgoommen muIi9bi5 er opitaaet
PEG, at 8anoet er bIenet forpeitet al
5iif, Tom err raaoneoe / Huierne,
Der life er bIeone eiteriete, eaer at
8anoet er bIeoet giort urent al DC
mango 9reaturer. iom 9rasier langs
Seen.
Snaen al oisie 6orflarineer ipnes
lanoipnIige. WuIispis er Ell eaer
anoen Yeit bIeoen operfsrt til Ssen
al oe mango 8rpfingIe, iom gGiter
Den. On iieroe 5ortlaring 8aor no
paa, at 8iifene ifaI oGre bIeoen for.
gioue Of @uano, iom or bleoen al.
oenot poo Noierne, Der opoprfes beit
ior Seen. Men heller life oenne
5orfIarine Iuoer i%an0ipnlig.
S~aocrslen. 6n nng embarrassing.
@eo 9anosretten i 5Iensborg FOR
banoleoes iieIae y6Iensbor9 aUis"
Den %. aug. fel9en6e Gag:
On trettenoarig SfoIeoren9 ira
S~ooersIeo, Der auereoe tioIigere par
bIepen oomipIot for Ipperi. men if.
fe bar aiionet lin Straf 20 Cages
69ngieD. too onflaaet Tor en- bel
RGffe 3poerier.
Orengen, Der inotiI nPnnte Tag
til Gels baooe npetet. aiIogoe M
Ell fulSitGnoig 8iIitaaeIie, iaa Ret.
ten life bebspeoe at aibere De mo.
ItGoneoe 8ioner. gne Inoerier bar
n6fsrte / April Ponneo / 5o6ers-
Ieo. 9rengen par bruot IND | 8ar.
Der gIsders 8prfiteo, boor ban
boooe i%tiooIet ct 6areifino, fom ban
ienere bob6e ioIet. enooioere itiaI
ban ct IioebiuI. Der benftoo / Dor.
ten hos Binbonoler 0artbo. iamt
nogIe Rammer, tiIheren6e en ar.
beiosmono.
Den onfloeeoe. Der blen onbragt
paa NortinItiitelien / Glensborg,
fenotes ifpIoie / ire erone og eet
iimpeIt Spneri og i6smtes 2 Wan.
neoers Spneiel. ben tioIieere Strof
meoiuobefottet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05
MARRIAGES

Paul kenipkens "a Lena II. Boyer.
salvatore Gaiante. 81: Givonanna Ca.
George Herrinser IS Maple Creek
louis /; Little. A.; Edna Williams. "a.
Edwin Strickland, 30: Maud Miller, -.
Guy Surtees, u, Detroit. Hazel Haw-
ley 10. Rockford, III.
Floyd smith. 81. Lucille Hagermar.
Joseph hoverty. %. Anna wodolo"
Eric Dahlstrom. 81; Mary Dawson -
r.. Burdette Horning 81. New Yoi (
city; Carrie Van Patten, 30 Detroit
Michasl Angelo. 3s, Cecil Wills ~.
John X. Walker 20 Toledo. o.. Mary
George lioga, 20 Myrtle Reid 20
samuel Mcintyre, 20. Peusy Geary q.
Robert Hugel. 40. Robenia Carrier
Frank Trombly, q. Crosse Polnte
Florence Cruise. 20. jackson
Antony Nowaczyk. IS. Margaret Ma
Henry Messerang. "a; VERONA peu-
bel -.
Charles Dorgel. 90. Detroit: Bertha
Harvey Heames. 20: Ida Youngwttch.
Louis J. Hack. 20. Hamtramck; Ali e
Howard Hartman. IS; Dorothy Z!m.
norman %.
William Honey ball. 20. Evelyn Rutcr.
10
John Sssin. %; Agnes Maszarka. -
Frank Sladowski. 81. Frances KoIod-
zieska. 20.
Frederick letters. %. Helen smith %
William Buchanan. "a Detroit. Marie
Walburn, Il saginaw
John Heimes, "a; Irene Oberles, 20.
Harry Robertson. 40 Detroit Nellie
. Mott. 20, Barberton, -.
William Johnson, -; Dasie Payne,
81
Joseph Allen, 43, Highland Park;
Myrtle Shrapnell. -. Carsonville.
Verne Herbert. "a: Grace Herher. -
Samuel Kains, ~, Detroit Mildred
Johnston. 10, Alpena.
Joseph Bunting, %: Rosa Bell, 90.
Henry Campbell 20; Mary Cunning
ham. %.
Silas kyser. a. Worthwhile; Cora
Tanis. 35. Kalamazoo.
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DIEn


WII.L1Ts-Ioseph. June q. ,atner ot
clayton and Belle Wits. at home OF
his son. $40 Thirdave. Notice Of
funeral later
RENTER - June q AGED - years.
Charles E. beloved husband OF The
Reuter- Scheer. brother Of john and
Philip Reuter-, Mrs. Emma Geiscr.
Mrs. Julia Goodwin. Mrs Augusta
Brown. Funeral from residence. >o9
Seventeenth Friday, y. m
sEMON-June >. at his mothers resi-
dence 276 Maple-st.. Joseph W. be-
loved husband of the late Ida Sem y.
nee. Warner. and father Of Roland G.
and Mrs. Harry Brabyn and brother
dence. Thursday at p, m.
CHAPMAN-Aifred r.. June 3, ioi4
father OF Mrs James n. Thompson
and. Edna f; Funeral Friday at : p
IN. from reidsence, 23s Rhode Island.
ave. Highland Park.
GREEN---June 2. 1919, at 3o22 West
Grand blvd. Mrs. Winifred Green, be-
loved mother OF Mrs lanes G Bar
ton. Jr. and sister OF Mrs Is
vices from house, Thursday, al $50
a m and from the Holy Rosary
church at o'clock.
LAMBERT-June g. aged year
Mrs. william \. Lambert Jr r an
eral from residence. l443 Mt. Elliott
ave, Thursday. p. M
MccA ,R g. lsl2, at parents
garet Ardath. aged year and
months. infant daughter Of Edward
and May Mccarthy tnee FaberI. far
eral from above residence Thursdr v
at $40 and ST. Charles church at 10
O'clock.
BERGER-Iune 2. Louis. aged 81 years
beloved husband Of Katherine Ber-
ger and dear father OF Charles. Louis.
Walter Arthur. Richard and Edward
Berger. Funeral from residence. Isl
Parker-ave., Thursday at p. m
CoLLINs--At the residence OF NJ. j.
Annie Collins Funeral Thursday
morning at sac from residence AMI
SO. Peter and Pauls cathedral at :
o'clock
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .. 1913. Title be-
loved wife Of Leo c. Freiderichs tnce
McCabe), aged 81 years. at her late
residence. 1905 Jefr ,,,;s e. r moths,
o'clock at the Church OF Annuncia-
ton.
MACHOLT---June B.. Anna; aged 81
chon. beloved daughter OF Mr.. are
Mrs. John J. Hoeft; sister OF John
Albert. Henry. Mrs George Endres
residence. 1921 Crane-ave.. Friday
morning at TO the Church OF the
MANS-June l. at his homo IN Trenton
Mich, Nicholas Mans. aged ~. he
1 loved husband OF Martha George
Mans Funeral Friday at | p. m.
from the residence. interinent n
Bloomingdale cemetery Trenton
Michigan.
| NOVAK-Albert, husband OF the i"tt
Anna Novak and father ~. Nj .
Joseph veinr, Mrs Charles Mo%nii
Louis and John Novak, IN his Sti
| year. at his residence, so W!liiains'
ave. Funeral Friday. June 8. at 2.5'
p. m
PkTBORSK Y-June .. at parents rest
depce. 633 Antoine-st. victor liieo
aged 80 years beloved son o
/ Emanuel and Ellen Priborsky. ar
brother OF Edward benjamin an'
Matilda Priborsky and Mrs. j. ktn'fa
Funeral Thursday. y. M. IRON
house.
TRILCK-June 2. George. aged ?
years, beloved son of Fred j. tn'
-ker, Hattie -Pakoring, Mabel Siege
residence. 2a5 Antietam. Thursiey
June 5. at 2:3o. Interment Elmwoo'
cemetery
VAN JHELIvE--June ., August. age,
IS years. beloved husband or fsoutEy
and father OF Adoiph. julia. Hector
Frank. Mary and August Van Jheli, :
"FuAeral from residence Harper -.lve
-0ratiot TOWNSHIP, Thursday June
et $50. TO Assumption church. Grot
~ - o. n
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Personal.
Hoard OF Education - Bids - Modesa
Heating and Nentiiatfng Plant besrd
school building.
Secretary's Ofnce. so Broadway.
n.,rnt, MIcliQap June = 1871"

Detroit MIchlgan, June :, lsi
Sealed proposals viii be received as
mis- office until ~ o'clock noon. Tues
DAY June 10Th, 1918. for furnishing ALI
Labor and material necessary for The
installation OF modern heating and
ventilating plant In the Beard Scnoct
building
plans and specihcations may be sccu
In the office OF the Supervisor ~
school buildings, Room one. this build
ing.
Proposals must be submitted ur
forms furnished BY the Supervisor and
check or cash equal Ito So of the bid.
A surety Company bond will not he
accepted in connection with the submst-
ting OF proposal
The Board OF Education reser, ~ tee
right to reject any or all bids.
CHAS A. GADD.
SD Secresmry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05
ENS
HCRLBCT AVE. BRICk HONE.

EAST
HcRLBCT AVE. BRICK HONE.
Hurlbut- between kercheNa. AMI
Waterloo: beautiful brick hon-: (,
somely decorated. expensive Hnish
ana MIXTURES; hot water heat modcrn
IN every way; lot 30 feet front l.
YOU are looking for "A permanent
home. don't fail 10 see this oEe. II
VIII he sold at bargain price Of
$4,000. on terms.
ST CLAIH ANE-Two-FLAT tSNApp
Frame two-family. one year old. nslf
block north OF kercheval. & rooms
aud bath each. oak floors separat q
furnaces. fun basement. electra
Ikht and gas, rents for $500 a year
price for quick sale. $4,000; teria~:
don't overlook this.
IVES
NORTHWEST SECTION.
Near Grand River, Oh Taft. one OF the
rooms, full basement, good furnace.
newly decorated. the interior OF tnis
house IL In fine condition and VIII
be sold on terms
VINEWOOD.
first block on Grand River. frame. )
room modern house. only years Old:
see US about this II you are inter
ested In this section.
sCOTTEN AVE
park. with 81 r. front. a well built
Broom house gas bath, good
heating plant: best OF reasons Cor
selling; see US about this It's =
choice piece.
NORTH w
CALIFORNIA AVE.--Beautiful house
on this exclusive street; brick. 10
rooms. elegant fireplace; oak ana
white enamel finish, steam heat; lot
40Nl50; see this. for II IL right
FAIRFlEW AVE- rooms frame,
steam heat, fine fireplace, lot 3OxlY3,
pill ADIsJ pill W. yu,Sr v.rv
pretty frame, Groom residence,
rooms on first floor, finished IN oak,
bedrooms and bath on second noor;
property I'm Al condition: bargain at
$4.700.
LAMBRECHT,
MEMBERS OF DETROIT X
1918 GRISWOLD- ST
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

SIDE
GARLAND AVENUE Residence.
ia rlsnd-aVe.. hair block north oi her-
cheval. frame and shingie home.
bedrooms: all decorated. hot air IN: =
mace ruiz basement. laundry, cleo.
tric light and gas This property ~
IN splendid condition and VIII be s"'1 i
>l,5oo. balance t32 per month
REwICK AVENUE HOME.
Pewick-aVe. near Charlevoix: beauti-
full home. eight large rooms and
bath. oak nnish: thoroughly modern
and up-to date: handson" hri'k
home. see this place. Price $4,000.
Easy erms.
SIDE
Iage with cellar. bath and gas for
$4,000, with only $500 down, balance
$50 monthly.
TWENTY THIRD.
Few doors OF OF Warren, S-room moo
ern house; rooms upstairs nave
been arranged for light housekeeping
IL: you can buy this place with $500
down and $50 per month
COTTAGE.
On Fourteenth, near Grand River, D.
room cottage. this will be sold cheap;
business developments In Immediate
vicinity makes this a good spec ula-
tive investment.
OODWARD
BURLINqAME. BETWEEN THIrD
AND HAMILTON-7-room brick. hoe
water heat. oak finish. In excellent
condition: all modern conveniencesi
this property can be bought At less
than original cosk
MONTGOMERY AVE.--Second block:
gle residence, hot air heat. beauti-
fully decorated, beam ceilings; lot ~
II. front; this 10 an ideal home.
room frame everything modern: Sc
this at once price. $4,000; terms.
KELLY & CO.,
EAL ESTATE BOARD.
MAIN 1885.
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aEi.p wANTEn-NALE

BARBER wanted; steady man; yl3
guaranteed. half over SIS. SSs Graz
uot-aYe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

100 acres good buildings. very large
orchard. it's near school: the old
man who owns IL Will trade FOR "A
smaller farm or home in Detroit.
$4,000 ! have all sizes and priced
farms.
Calvin Currie Algonac Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

svs,.es.-lsRe prspssss. No fuss ssa
no feathers The plain, near Kind tbs
looks right. rs1es. rvint!eQ Co. !
John R.-st Phone 0atn h>e& -
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WANTED-boys. IA and IS
years old, to carry routes: sal.
ary and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept. The Detroit
Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05
Cheap Lots

soNE COOP LOTS. adjoining new steel
plant. Canadian side. 5000 TWO years
fine Readle. 4 McGraw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

WANTFD-Engine assemblers
and machinists Steady work
and good pay. Apply Garford
Co., Elvria. O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

5Is A Royal Oak, small house. $1,000.
10 A., near Royal Oak, on eleotric:
S-room house, furnace. plenty build
ings and fruit; $4,000
73 A.. near Clarkston, 7-room
house, brooder house 16xl0O. hot
water system laying house 16xl2p:
other good buildings, price 81. 500.
81 A., near Rochester electric, near
Royal Oak some orchard Will make
a good subdivision. only S275 per
acre. Will exchange.
FRANK L. BRIGtiS-Main 100.
Sos Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

THE DETROIT-ROOM 22 II JOHN
r. Wants first class factory help At
once for city and out OF town: must
be Al workmer steady work; good
wages: also stenographers and
clerks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

REAL ESTATE PARTNER wanted for
subdivision and general real estate.
S24 Chamber Of Commerce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

90 ,600"-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
72 Acres. with good farm house mo
barn, granary, Ice house and out
buildings. wire fence and stone walls
around entire farm.
The place has never been rented
and is the old homestead OF the fam
lily. and In first-class condition.; To-
Gated on the line Of the l.. " t. X. :
miles from Wyalusing. 500 feet above
looking the Moravian Indian Masss-
ere valley and the towns OF Sugar
Run; every inch OF this is scenic and
the most healthful and beautiful.
place one could desire to own for
home of repose.
For full particulars address ThA
Owner. George l.. Fisk. 1850 West
Grand blvd, Detroit.
Will consider city property In trade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

MAN 10 milk two cows and do light
work on small farm near Birming-
ham. Phone Mr.. Roberts. Cadillac
6040.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

WANTF,D--Oftce boy for general Of
&c. work Pre- yious experience un.
| necessary No. ZOE Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

WANTED to do work around
the house at Crosse lie. must know
how 10 milk Call at ys+ Jefferson
ave east, Tuesday evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-05

COOKS. chefs, stewards. clerks. wait
ers houseman. tanItors. summer re-
ployment Office. IL John R-st. next
10 Times bldg.
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WANTED - Boy tor general
work. Detroit Times Printing
co. (Upstairs.)
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CLERICAL. EXECUTIVE. TECHNICAL
and high grade mechanical position
open. Detroit Piel CO.. Employment
Experts. $40 Henry. Smith Bldg.
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wANTED-Coi Michigan ana Fourth.
TO furnish rooms complete: 81 week
Sumner Co.
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WANTED--Boy to run errands.
Detroit Times Printing Co.
(Upstairs.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-30
IS CHARGED WITH
ROBBERY Of ANOTHER
STORE IN SALEM

Being out of Jail for larceny but a
little less than week, Maurice Reed,
the 12-yearold boy who was caught
robbing the Kozy Kitchen, on Court
street, was arrested again today by
Chief of Police Shedeck, and is being
held pending an investigation Of
charge placed against him Of robbing a
grocery store on the corner of 29d and
State streets last night.
Reed was turned over to the county
court after being arrested on the first
charge, but the boys father, promising
the court to keep track Of his boy, and
send him to school, Judge Bushey al
lowed the child to 20 home. Last night,
however the chief was advised Of the
robbery on East State street, and, MAX
ing an investigation found that Reed
was the guilty party.
Young Reed will be turned over to
the county court again some time to-
day,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-30
.FILIPINOS FRIENDLY
UNDER WILSON RULE
luNIrBD PRESS LEASED wIpn

Washington, Dec. 30.-Manuel L,
Quezon, resident commissioner from the
Philippines in congress, asserted upon
his return yesterday from Manila that
since the announcement of President
Wilson s Philippine policy the Filipinos
are more friendly towards the Ameri-
cans than ever before, and that they
now look to the United States, as well
as to its representatives in the Philip.
pines, as their real benefactors,
Mr.. Quezon went to the Philippines
with GovernorGeneral Harrison.
Harrison's Popularity Grows
"Govemor Harrison had been in the
Philippines fully two months before /
left the islands," said Mr. Quezon,
"and in that time his popularity had
increased and the affairs Of the coun.
try, both political and economic, have
been growing better. Undoubtedly
there could have been made no better
appointment for that important post.
"The policy of President Wilson, as
outlined in his message delivered to the
Filipino people by Governor.General
Harrison, has met with the enthusiastic
approval Of the people Of the islands, es-
pecially the step giving the natives con-
trol Of both branches Of the Philippine
legislature. No wholesale removal nor
any political appointment Of American
officials has been made. The few
changes made among the chiefs Of bu'
reaus have been made in furthemnce of
the policy Of the present Administra'
t6n in the islands.
Pledge Redemption Belated
"'The 'Filipinization Of the service
long has been promised to the Filipinos
by the former administration, and Gov
emor Harrison is just redeeming that
pledge. The civil service regulations
enacted by the former administration
has been strictly adhered to.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-30
SCHMIDT JURY OUT AND
STANDS Il TO | FOR
HIS CONVICTION
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE ]

lANAlhb lhLop WIRE
New York, Dec. 30.-No agreement
had been reached when court opened to.
day by the jury in The case of Hans
Schmidt, Anna Aumuller's slayer. 1t
was reported they stood 10 to for CON
viction.
An agreement was considered ex-
tremely unlikely. 1t was announced,
too, that Juror Wyman was i'll, though
whether his case was serious was not
known
The jurors and the court discussed the
ease briefly at noon.
81 don feel free to go into details, "
said the foreman, "but certain mem
bers of the jury formed opinions quick.
ly and have refused to change them. "
"lf the jury believes Schmidt could
not comprehend the law replied the
judge, "it should declare him insane
and return verdict Of acquittal. "
Finally the jurors retired again, but
it was believed the deadlock was hope.
less. Soon after their retirement, a
cot was taken into the jury room for
Juror Wyman,
The jury was still out at $3.50, II was
reported at that hour the jurors stood
II to for conviction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-30

The Rev. Ir, Eldarberry had been
upon n voyage to the south seas and
brought back young cannibal, The
rouug cannibnl was called Beebo
Beeho was turned over to Mrs. Elder
berry to he civilized For full four
weeks the good lady instructed her
charge in the theoretical principles Of
Christian doctrine and conduct until
he thought he was ripe to put his
training into practice.
And now. Beebo,' snid she one day,
"you shall see that what have taught
yor * more ;hnn mere words, You
are 10 accompany me to the public
Kitchen. where serve fifty poor
choolboys. You shall help me-"
But the little cannibal shook his
hcNd sadly,
"Oh, missy" he said. I'm not hun.
cry The most could eat would be
one very little schoolboyr-New York
Post
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-30

The remains " the original Iosephs
well nre to he found Mt spot situated
directly on the canal route from Sche
chem to Memphis. about two miles
southeast Of Cairo. The well itself Is
In the courtyard Of some barracks be
longing to the army Of occupation,
Near by III "the citadel" the second
largest mosque IN Egypt The well
bears signs Of having ben bricked up.
Yet II IL ensy TO see that Joseph's dis
com6ture could not have been 80 great
as one might imagine, for this well,
like all the wells Of Egypt, is Of a cir
conference much larger than those Of
today. aud Joseph would have been
able to exercise his limbs with ease by
walking around II. Moreover when
the Nile is low these wells are quite
dry New York sun.