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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
COLUMN
Mrs. J. P. Jensen, Editor.
Nebraska Motto:
Equality before the law.

The week passed brought en-
conragement to Blair Suffragists
Some very able speakers on the
Chautauqua platform, among
whom were Fletcher and Woo
ley, openly spoused the cause
and gained many converts for
US.
Last weeks World Herald"
contained a long interview from
Mayor Dahlman Of Omaha
warning everybody to vote
against the Suffrage amendment
in November. He solemnly said E:
"Look out for State Prohibition
If women get the Vote. Such
knocks as Mayor Dahlman gives
the cause, are only boosts.
What do the temperance workers
tnlnk ABOUT lbI
Albert Miller Of Lincoln town
ship, republican candidate for re-
preventative, is a firm believer in,
and an advocate Of the Woman
Suffrage question. He thinks
there is absolutely no argument
whatever against Equal Rights.
Now Mr.. G. G. VanDeusen, the
democrat nominee, will have to
look to his laurels and declare
himself, or all the Suffragists in
the county will be out campaign
ing for Mr.. Miller. We hope to
find a friend to the cause in both
candidates.
The elections held this month
in Denmark hinged upon the
question Of charging the suf-
frage. The outcome is a decisive
verdict in favor of extending thu
Parliamentary franchise to wo.
men, and also Of doing away with
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

the artificial preponderance hith-
erto given to the large taxpay-
ers, and putting the general suf-
frage qualifications upon a more
democratic basis.
4 few weeks ago, the lower
house of Parliament voted for
this measure. 102 to 6 In the
non-representative upper house
the conservatives prevented ac-
ton upon the bin by filibuster-
ing. Thereupon the king dis
solved the Parliament and new
elections were held, and the new
Parliament chosen has a safe
majority for the more democrat
ic suffrage.
The trend in this direction is
worldwide and irresistible. It
is also surprisingly rapid. Ten
years ago Danish women had
not even school suffrage. Now
they are to vote for all elective
officers.
The triumph of equal rights at
the Danish elections should be a
warning to those persons in Anne
RIGA who are still working with
might and main to bloch the
cause. The equal rights move
ment is bound to go forward ;
and it is better and more aignifed
TO help guide the car of progress
than to be dragged, snarling and
protesting, behind its wheels.
Roosevelt jilts anti-candidate.
Human, who opposed suffrage.
foiled in Pursuit of New York
Goyernorship. Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt has withdrawn his en-
dorsement Of Harvey D.. Hin
man for Governor i New York
One Of the principal objections
to Mr.. Humans candidacy was
his opposition to equal suffrage
At the informal conference of
the Progressive Party in New
York a resolution was carried
with only one dissenting vote.
that the Progressive party re-
affrms its belief in votes for wo-
men, and demands that all its
candidates. designated, nominated
or indorsed, shall Loyalty and
faithfully support the suffrage
movement in all its stages"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
areosmpoe.

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oonife ep. .liitb. 9irfe ! amerifo al.
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me meo iont GeItngere % bringe
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for oeres OpbolO unoer Meoet.
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ct rigt Rsoe.
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9errens Suies Sober. gi Renter
mango og bar pInos for ale. aae
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re-: "a Ri life ieIo bar airfe
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la6t os FIN airfe, iom Iigger paa
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f0k. u 6. u
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0nostieneiter
Blair.

SsnOagsifoIe SCI. 9.t5.
neutrality-suspicious. $1,000
aftenguostieneiten ailpies paa
@rlnO al areosmsoet.
aennaro: 8an Ssnoag
Sgnoogsifole meo aonfirmanoI9s
ming ser. 10. eneeIff @uOstje.
aeite ST. II.
Orum: @nostieHelte 1. og 3.
5snoog / bier Moaneo. 81 1890
5ormiooog.
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eo. .Iutb. mcniabeO / geresforo, 2
9af, berpeo paa set bierteIieIte at
oeItage I arposmsopt / ooennrpnte
9o9e.
IilreiienSe beoes at anmeIoe De.
res aomme ieneit oen 10. Sept
til llnOerteaneoe.
Som og nGr en- 8eIii8neliei
Som ioml ira Sc fire geire %
aano paa Be ibieliIaane. IT oe bIibe
feocnoc.~
Raa Weuiahe0ens geane
8. ann0fen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
Blair, Rebr.

5 SsnOogs bo0oe Di iaa 4fifeos-
felt Tor Dor unge iapanife Ben
Snqoomi DIN 5ormiooagen prpOi-
feoe ban peo @uostieueiten i Sir
ten no ira Sol. 3, "a, iioite spt-
ming. ON at + iene Sefns SRI
ftus. San tnIte ON at tiene Seius
| 8ionesbpro. | @ernine % | 9sn.
De. Der bapoe anIeoning til at bsre
BAN - bbao ni life ban0e = ii-
ger. at ban bolot en- goo Er90i-
fen. Iieetil og pnsienoe iIluitreret.
Ger optoees ct Offer til BAN. iom
beIgb ZIG til mellem 40 oa 80 Col
lars.
On Gftermiooagen par Der itor
GorinmIing oppe paa 9affen oeO
Dana College | Sfpggen UNDERLINE
erne. Der BAR Soft life alene ira
Blair os Omean, men ogiaa ira
0rnm oe ira ggnen mellem Blair
OF aennor0 % enfelte lpnaere benne
fra. 9eo SretiOen faIotes Der iam
men. % efter Afipngellen al en-
Gang ] rSanaeren" iortaIte Snaoo.
mi Der ON DC forifelliae beoenife
Heligioner / Sapan. Man %ifsnne.
Sc. at ban, ian nng ban er, er tenn
melig bel biemme / fit 3Rorelanos
SiItorie - Otter uof en- Sang tai.
te Qrof. 8ig iGrliq ON sen
fsrite SeOninaemisiion, 4poitlerne,
% onpleSe fortrinsnis beo Rauli
7iicipeI Titus. al bOem ban CAB en-
interesiant aarnfteriitiif o9 u0tal-
tc Iaa set Saab. at Snaoomi moa
bIibe en- 9itns bIanot % for fit
Soft.
5aa ieroereoes ser uSlpper" /
5folens Spiieial. Set BAR aoin0e-
foreninsen, iom baooe %arran9eret
oe foreito6 6enne Del al Soften, og
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Gar Sunoreoe menneiter.
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Gang no ira Sob. A. Sap. ON Dtar.
ferne, Der par bniOe til Soften, nag.
tet Der enonu par 4 Waoneoer til
Soften. Gette auDen0te ban pna
observation-disclosures &sIten fan iD-
mes fiern, men BOG bare npr, og
ompenOt fan Snobeimingen til@uos
Rige innes nGr % Boa uGre iaa
fern. Slllttelig taIte a8if.@s He-
onftsr - efter 0pfororin9 paa On.
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ira ap. @r. 4, II ON oct eneite
9aDn unoer 6inmeIen blanot @en-
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sIutteIig bso Snaoonii 5arpel til
Torinmlineen. % set sioroe Ban paa
7anIf.
Sno0omi er en- 6rugt al oorafis-
Tion I Sapan. San bar iom 9reng
saaet ! SenoagsIfole 6os 4iis
Ola So6ufen. % bun a en- al o.
fgrite. ban ipurgte efter, oa 6an
fom til amerifa. - San bar tn.
0eret peO Cana college ire Plan,
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raj SDnoo South, bbor ban ngter
at ftnocre / fire aar, % iiOeu oil
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en- lutberif sfofe fer / dmerifn.
Snaoomi efterlaoer iig ct go0t9faOn
iom Menneife og iom ariiten Der
| Blair og andre Steoer, boor ban
er bleben fen0t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

II a8Oell9uu4i u l OtullAhi Vtuu
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Ter. iaaleoes biembrnate hans D2n.
finer en- Seriteprpmie ira 8eroens.
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srinitatis semimorium.

llnoeroisnin8en Tor BET fommen.
De Sfoleaars geotommenoe begun.
Der. ON guo oil. Gnsona Den 30.
September 5ormioSng al. 915, til
9oilfen 9io ale Stuoenierue Dentes
n Rare III Steoe.
Blair, oen I. Sept. 1914
Y 2 8ig.
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Il o. bang oeo 8osnitan9en.
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RisiiOnsmgSe

afboIoes / RenigbeOeu DeO GnIlen.
Der. Soma. I 9aaene 6.-s. Sept.
0a / @enig6eSen / Rolfe. So, |
Gngene 81 Oft.
anrIis SnobDoeIie til ale.
Ran @eHigheoens geane
Grits anoerfen.
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North 9afota eamb.

Norfb Tnfota eamb.
Nog!e fna ppperIiee anlebninger
til at fsbe sooe Siem | be oonffe
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5ertiIe gaIIep Toipnfbips, rGr peb
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Abresieforanbrins

Otter s. Sept. bIiper Bait. y. 6.
Weismmns aoresie 100 Gonetpan.
40 Nne., @arren. ga.
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WisTonsmsoe

afboloes, ON Serren Dif, / auou.
bon, Sa., i.Goeene 4-6 Sept.
aGrlig SnobnoeIie til ale fern
og NOR.
Baa Renigbeoens gegne,
5. g. Gbriftionen.
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Storf iina6omsmpoe.

oil bIioe afboIot. ON guo oil I
Doeene tt-13. Septcmber 3. u. /
Gbene5er Menigbeo, auoubon go.
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@eniebeoen inobDoer iarliat De
unae I Soma areos til at meoe tai.
riat frem.
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7. September til unoertesneoe.
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goa ebene5er Wenigbeos Begne.
O. %. Gbriftionfen.
Eli eejt.
Stort nWooern Brief SoteI" Tom
9er goo 5orretning, Fan leies me.
get bilIigt. R9rmere Dplpsninger
foas peo at benpenoe iig til
Or. s. .. Ssrgenfen
elf Sorn, ga.
eller til
Ebom. Ii 0 nj IN.
aimballton, Sa.
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Wisfonsmpoe

Nisfonsmpoe
6oloes, piI Sub, fra q. Sftober
i Snmpton. 4ebr. @piter til Ns.
oct bill barre os Delfomne.
Bna Weniaheoens 8egne.
q. Tb. SebuIt5.
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,,Odnlferen"

0ns0ag Den 2. September 1914.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-15
JUDICIARY RECOMMENDATIONS

Governor Pinkham's course in his recommen
aations for the Judiciary removes any idea that
he Is going to subordinate efficiency in office to
solely partisan politics.
His recommendations for associate justices of
the supreme bench met with instant approval.
His later recommendations for three circuit
iudgeships, urging the retention of three jurists
Who have served the public we'll and faithfully,
meet with inst as cordial a reception.
He has made energy and efficiency on the
bench the first consideration In the case of the
associate justices, these qualities were found in
Democrats who agreed to give up private prac.
iiee and serve the public. His course with refer,
ece to the circuit judges leaves room for no 9th
q conclusion than that he could see little good
il a possible change Even the most zeal
ous Bourbon is frank to admit that available tim,
her for the bench is rather scarce in the Demo
cratic party Most of its legal luminaries are
unwilling to give up lucrative practices for the
duties of the bench.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-15
EDITOR

Sault of Democratic congressman on the civil
service system was commented upon. President
Wilson will do a service to his party and to the
country if he declines to allow his administration
to I've used for playing politics with civil service.
in order to provide jobs for party henchmcn.
President Taft had the courage to veto tn"
immigration bill because he believed the litrrary
test provision was thoroughly obnoxious. He in
creased his prestige by that stand
President Wilson signed the urgent deficiency
bill under protest that bill removing deputy col
lectCrs of internal revenue and deputy marShaS
from the civil service list. For signing this bill
the president was much criticised. His reply,
quietly made, was that he considered the sigma
ture necessary under the circumstances.
He has taken different stand now. And he
will be upheld by the sentiment of the country.
What is really needed is a change in the fed
eral constitution by which the president would
be enabled to veto particular items on the appro-
priati0n bills without invalidatng the entire
bills. Then he could direct his opposition to the
offending items without imperlling tremendously
important legislation. The big appropriation
bills are the ones used for lacking on the Objec-
tiOnable riders" congressman Knowing the
main measures are so important that in the ma
jority of cases the president will have to swallow
the "riderS" and sign the bill
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-15
TIE ISSUE is NOT SETTLED

The calm assumption on the part of repre-
sentative Of the liquor interests that the plebis-
cite of 1910 settled prohibition in Hawaii for all
Time is an idea in which the rest. of the commu-
nifty certainly does not concur 49, -.
The Issue is not settled !; it will not be settled
until Hawaii has been freed from the liquor traf-
&c and its cost of crime, poverty greed and cor.
rpption. n SO - 49,.
If there we're any idea in 1910 that the plebis-
cite settled the issue, the reekng crimes in these
last three years, due, directly to drunken de-
banchery, would justify a reopening of the issue.
How many murders have been committed in
those three years by men robbed of their reason
through booze? How many nameless and shock
ing crimes Of passion? How many men, women
and children made victims of want? How many
homes devastated? How MANY youths in posi-
tiOns of trust gone astray? How much waste?
How much folly? How much wrong?
Some will say, as some are already saving,
that this is not matter for Congress to act
upon. They will raise the old cry of "hOme
rule. They will argue that Hawaii is surren-
dering part of its right of selfgovernment in al
lowing Congress to pass bill enacting prohibi-
ton for Hawaii.
What is the right of self-government worth if
it's not used rightly? What is home-rule if it is
rule of blind selfishness prejudice, apathy or
short-sightedness?
If Hawaii will not take action now, after the
pitifl experience of these islands with the liquor
traffic, after the decades of physical and moral
disintegration that booze has visited upon thou
sands in the faifest land in the Pacific Congress
should act-COngress will act
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-15
OCEAN MAIL ECONOMY

Uncle Sans economy in Pacific Ocean mail
service is thus commented upon in Sunset Maya
zine:
, "Japan built up large merchant marine by
systematic, continued encouragement of it's ship
ping In this laudable effort Japan has the SYM
pathy and the assistance of that benevolent, un
selfish old gentleman, our s0ft!hearted Uncle
Samuel Japan subsidies it's liners, practices
yelled discrimination against ships under foreign
flags. Like all other maritime nations, Japan
tries to cut the cost of its steamers operations
throws business their way whenever it, can. In
this enterprise Japan has the assistance of soft.
headed Uncle Sam who recently, to save a few
hundred dollars gave the carrying of the mail
between San Francisco and Honolulu to a Jap.
anese line i
"The American government pays no ship sub
sides, On the contrary, through it's archaic
navigation laws it increases the operating ex,
penses of American shipping far beyond the cost
of running foreign liners. Having increased the
cost of operating, ships under it's own flags, the
government turns around and gives it's business
to subsidized foreign liners becaue they do the
work for less money. Coal is now being carried
from the Atlantic to the naval depots on the Pa
cific in foreign bottoms manned by Asiatic
crews. American steamers, compelled to hire
white sailors, had no show.
eff mail is to be carried between San Fran:
cisco and Honolulu by Japanese because they
work for less money, why not extend the prin-
ciple and replace all our letter-carriers with
seven-dOllara-month Orentals?"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-15
REORGANlzIEG THE CHARITIES

With reorganization of the Associated
Charities under consideration, a move should be
made to investigate the possibility Of applying
the "Cleveland plan" here. In Cleveland char
ity and benevolent work is handled through a
bureau of the chamber of commerce. A ire
nendous waste of money and misdirected energy
has been eliminated, vastly better work done,
much greater contributions received and dstrib-
uted Here is one important responsibility that
might be assumed by the Greater Chamber of
commerce, or whatever body results, from the
merger Of the present commercial organizations.
II is community welfare work in very vital
sense p|sa s48u -:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-15
REV. HENRY A. MALLEY
GIVES FIRST OF SERIES
OF LECTURES ON PAPUA

An interesting lecture dealing with
the lie and customs OF the savage
tribes of Papua was delivered in the
Kalihi Union Church last evening by
Rev. Henry A. Malley, who has spent
many years in the islands as mis-
sionary. The lecture was well at
tended Mr.. Malley will deliver q
similar lecture in the Christian
Church, Alakea street, this evening
beginning at 1880 o'clock. The lee
ture will include mission work on the
islands and will be illustrated BY more
than 100 stereopticon slides