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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
6pab Barb bar bet at bliue
en- ariffen?
.aarbus Stiftstioenbe"

M Oilbe gerne beuleoe bore 2G.
ieres 9rIige 0pmerfiombeO
pna Oenne artiffel. Raar bore re.
IigiGe Qrtifler olminoelispis er
@Ifreone af gr9iter eIer andre Geo.
logger, bar hi i9bnIig bort Den 9e.
m9rfning: ia - BET er 10 fun rime.
Iigt, at De Soil %ffriper, iom be ssr,
be er 10 ariitne at g~rofesiion, iaa
at iige.
8orfaiteren til neoenitaaenoe pr.
tifeI er 9 ng e, en- at SoDeoitaoers
met nniete 2eger 90 Or. meo.
9aa BAN pnsier SnOoenOingen
MOB be andre 5orfattere aItiaa life.
29s 6o, bbao oenne Sffe.G beolog
mener ON ariItenoommen.
Neo.
Com Spergsmnolet err %forniet,
snar bet n9rmeit pna ben enfeIte.
Men fsrit bill iee bog foe nogle
Orb ON, bpao Der binoes or Gam
fun6ei. Gaer rettere piIoe funHe bin.
6es, bpis ioa mango gnfelte blep
arifne, at bet | p9ientlig Grab
fom til of prpde gamfun6ets Qip.
Dog fnaa bet mRrfes, at ielp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
airifemSommen o. ben 6nfelte.

Ger er et oobbeIt 5orbolo: On.
feItpis. cen ior cen MAJ oi bIioe
ariifne. gi bar Der til 9nn6s
fanet BET erunOigt inOifGrpet al
Ssren aierfeanaro. bbno ben On.
felte betpSer / oenne 5%Orbinoelie.
6g fun for ina blot ben eufeIte
bliper ariiien / anno oa Sanobeo,
fan Der bIibe IoIe ON, at noget al
BET fan opnaas, iom er omiaIt ! BET
foreeanenoe.
9aa ben onoen Sioe er BET uimoo.
fiaeliet al fun peo ariitenoommen
faar bet enfelte Menneifelip % ben
entelte Wenneifeii9I ben uirfeIige
getDoning, iom er nogei D9ro, till
leg Den enfeIte Meteorological pnd
oen qlnos, Der tilfommer ben.
5or at begpnoe meo noeet mere
%uopories, ian er Der Tor mig ingen
1pipI ON, at oct at bIiue en- iniio
ariiten eiper ct Menneite Sfenbeo
og GanneIie. Oct prGger ban og.
iao / Oct rent D6re, | aniietsiotrDt
og iiqr iaaoanne, Tom life eners er
| geiiooeIie Of oanuet Optr9oen.
90 bette bar ofte ~forefommet mig
ioa ilanenbe paafaIoenoe, at ieg
Iieeirem bar funoet ct geDis for
ariIienoommens Snnobeo beri.
MenneIfer ioin ilet life af gsatnrcn
er imiffe, fan fno ct ianonri 9rGg
Of aano oe Renbeo % aGrIigbeo,
iaa oct lpier no nf benz. at De er
Qriitne. Me6 noeen goelie og Or
farins fan man oeian oite Ie BET pnn
Wenneifer, at De er ariItne.
90 iom oct n9ite bill ieg anfsre,
at man oeb at blibe arifien opioar
at faa Wenins ! ailpareIien rent
inteneftueIt. Der er | 9irfeIigbe.
ben lite rogen nnoen Sci til at fin
be fla til Mette meo fin 2oritano os
Tanfnine emo at blipe ariItsn. Gen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
Dor 5iaio til gibelen.
! anleOnius al Set Oanife
gibellelifa64s 100 aars SnbilGum.
NJ 0Ifert Ricaro.

8iaioen I'll gibelen grunOer Jig
~nafnrIiaois i 8iai6 til @no, iom
bar aipet o. 9ibelen. Gen beitnr.
fes igennem 9pIeoelie: ie3 eriarer
after og after. at oens 0ro boI6er
Stif / nit 9i0.
Den ogioa / en- anoen 6enieen-
De Itprfes 1inioen til gibelen. Seq
tanfer pna 6ens piDfologiife ErGf.
iifferbeo, paa oens mango imaa
ooerraffen0e 9ilfpIoigbe0straf. iom
/ ian bsi @rao bprer 0plepeliens
grpg og uioner ON. at iaaleoes
moa oct netop o9re gaaet til. "a
bette frembqpes iialonere, ifal ieg
ber fremfere noeIe Gfsempler.
Com betenot beretter Soban.
nes. at oct fsrite Eeen. Se'us eior.
be, bar at foronnbIe 9nno til Bin
peo en- lanoIie grDaupsfeit. Won
bar falot oet ct 2~ufusunoer: er bet
life 9egen6en. iom iptter iaaoanne
8rpaefrrfter / Song ! lac Iigegpl.
oigt ct anliggenoe2 ge6 f6rite Die.
fat funoe BET maaife innes iao.
Wen IGg inn for bet fsrite Mprfe
til, at ban sioroe oct paa i'm no.
oers gen. 2a9 fremoeles WRrfe
til, at ban gjoroe BET ballot moODil-
ligt og ian Deficient og ubemprfet
Tom muligt: emo life Sfaiferen bleu
flar oper, bboo Der bar ifet, oa fun
De foa Snoipieoe ioa bans Serligbeo
elimte frem Der. &c, iao fanr bet
belle Itarts TrooeroisbeO. 2egen.
Den 0iloe utpipGomt labe en- Slide
Itroale frem meo perlen0e Bin, ioa
ale unoreoes og priite BAN.
gaer tRnf paa be iman, malenoe
9rpf, iom uomprfer fIere al De
@pffooer, Der berettes efter Serrens
0pftmoelie De TO apoitler lsber
ON aap til @raoen. Sobannes tom.
mer fsrit og itanoier uoenfor,
buoo MI @runoen er. Oil ban BEN.
te paa gennen, Der fommer piiitenoe
neoe poa geien2 5 Ioo Sab faar
ban fun riree 9af for lin 3eniDns'
fnIobe6, tbi geter former lige for.
bi BAN mo | Den ndbne @rab. ener
er oct noget anoet, er bet bette, at
ban Iigeiom taser fig til Siertet 90
6elinoer fig: bOao ifal ieg M ie, err
bet min SiaIs Saab, Der fol op.
fDIoes, eder ffaI Gremmen for ebigt
fpin0e2. Gg ie Dem iaa ! bet
n9ite aapiteI oppe | @ali,usl bpor
De eonr og life rietis beo, bror be
ffnI gre al iis ielO, BET er life iaa.
6an at benoe tilbaee til Giifenettet,
rloar man bar bpret 2tpoItel: oSee
saar ZEN oe fiifer". Seq osiaa7
-. 8 ben tiolige Moreen fer o.
en- SfiffeIie inoe paa StranOen. en-
fen6er bnm itrafs: BET er Serrenl 5
iomme giebIif Ipoer Der IT plaif:
Better err aIlereoe pna Del fusmmen.
be I 2onb for at bore ben fsrfte,
Der fenote Dam. Oe foaoanne inaa
Trpf ifliIoe bore 6ieteoe?
Di Tan oefoa minoe ON ben mRrf.
paroige gpne, Sfriften bor til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

fets @na6e. aoriets SubeI, aorieis
Sreo. 9eri CT SDilen, 0preisnin.
aen oa arnften. 90 Inn ben, Iom
bar opIeprf bette, peo BELT, 5odO Sri.
Itenoommen er. CO bbao 8proi bet
bar at blipe Ell ariiten.
=. Z. Q d, Or. meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
I'm enther GuIleasl

Vile, Tom bar prret eleuer paa
Cutler eoGeae. beoes inoien6e RaUn
on qoresie til 9litber GoIleae Glen.
%forenina. el!t5er College, 9ncine,
8is. &c oil "a irit mootaae bort
anrsifriit, iom uofommer ior ier'
tie @ana / aor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
grOf. u. 4. @eioner: sateriolOps.

grof. D.. 4. Neioner: Saferiolops.
eaer ggren ON ariiti 6reIierger.
ming, baieret pan 9utbarots o.
arnutbs g9rfer. 1863 Sioer.
Sbirtinasbino. llosiuet al @art.
burg qiibi. Souie. Chicago. gris
netto 10 Cts.
Denne goa banner 5te gino al
Or. @eioners jtore 6oomatiite
8Grf ~ 5pitem al Dosnlotics@.
5oreIigeenoe BOG ina rel iom
8Grfeis foruoeanenSe 8ino inas
gennem Qnr. 2utb. qnbI Souie.
Blair. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08

~ - @Afi itblA UNIV l i0Hll u
oere areoie mere eIler minore pna.
nirfet al ariitenoommens aano.
Get er al oenne @runo ofte panIfe-
Iiet at iaa rietie 9ie paa % fulot
retfgroiat BONNIE ON a~riitenoom.
mems Barb for BEN enfeltc. foroi
allie Der Dos er / no9en @roo
nnOer oens SnoilnoeIie. ieIo oens
melt afoierte 0f%ooitanoere.
Snao binoes Der for Snminnoet
oeo at blioe friitent eler BOG gen.
nemipret al ariiten6ommen2
Manife oet cr tpi0liomt. ON gen-
iamin aioS belt bar Het, naar ban
mener, Al ale ioeiaIe 5remifriot, al
lloDifIins ! liberal Hetnin1 ifploes
ariitenoommen oirefte eaer inoiref-
te, i0et oct eiIoe bare brret let Tor
De %foniernatioe Snteresier at binore
oisie oeo De oberbRloenoe Ragt.
mioIer De nItio bnr iiooet moe meo,
6oiS life De bar boIot tiIba9e %
lamnleoe / anoenoelieu al oisie ueo
Set 8ono al aliruiife 6sleIier. iom
ariitenoommen bar iat mo i 9tenue-
ffeilaatens llOuifling, % iom bar
usoiaaet Dem til irioiaiat at opsioe
Mooitanoen.
Ter CT / bocrt Sab iitfart meeet
ianot / oenne geiroaming.
Snnrere fan Der mnnife me0 SEN
bIif paa. bbao Der er ioreoaoet /
3ortioen. peutes Sn0penoinaer, naar
oct Z. CTS. al Sanes Belle bepoes.
at bnis 9erocn Uar friiten. biloe
Der fife rare noaen aria eaer noseu
1rana til aria. Don er bette ieIp.
isleelig riatigt, bpis Geroen oirfe.
LA bleD friiten.
"a life minore. at set iociole
Spergsmaal Ga piIoe bare lsit, men
oaiaa fsrit %. t9i Der er intel
uocn en- 1ro paa SUBS 5noerlig.
beo o. Meuneifenes 5aminno meo
ham o. ! BAN. iom fan iaa os til
at ie paa andre ion 9rsore %
behnnolc Dem iom inaoaune" 6.
&silel. Men buor Mlenneifer bIiper
airime. ffn0er bette Ste0.
Sclo huor Der fife naos iao oiOi
I'll ooa set. al Sc ariihle ser fla
aaioenOe i Del ofientliae 2ip, uso.
-noiai aipe iia lloIlo9 / en- Ssi-
nellie Al orn oiientIiae Rornl os
Gremfomiteu a retigroige Gore.
lar1aanoe 9oranitaltninaer al bu.
man Rahir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1crl. iom oil bar fl lloiprine ira
eriteaoommen oa benter I'm beoite
Qrait hcrira.
III er Nriitenoommel Der lgrer
iias 3ilhanaere. at iblanot Dem mna
Terrren rare Tom Den. Der iiener.
IA. icln Tor llooifIiuaen al vi,
ornifab % anltlr rr ariiienoom.
mems Garo life LET al iatte for
hen. Sea minoer ON enliI gu.
bois Renmonos l%lotoIeIie, at ben
mo0crne Rnturpioenifnb - hoor pa.
raooralf set emo lnber ifnlOer
ariitenoommen i'm 1iIblioeIie.
Spao ariitenoonmcn bet1oer for
ct 8olf / mornlif Strait oo Oerior
oaiaa / enne til Of oinoe irem, fan
ooa I noaen Maooe les ueO en- Gam.
mcnlianina mellem England %
Sronfrig.
N1en Tor enboer al os. er bet
melt bctponinesiulOe oeb port @mne
10 BOG bette, bpa6 Der oinoes for
Oen rnfelte oeo at bIioe ariiien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
9anif eGrerinoe.

Blaos enffes Tom 2preriroe | en-
oonif SommerifoIe. Sfrip til
Mis Sefga anuofen,
Orphan Some, 9eIoit, So.
eaer in care Of Neb. Sannoien,
geresforo, Q. ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-08
Set, Der beifaar.

Cor Cubs Orb beftanr spinoelie,
(ef. 40, 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
800 IDEAL SUMNER RESORTS
112-paRe llltiatrafed RrOChure

with information regarding 500 summer Re-
sorts In Vermont and shores Lake Cham.
plain. with hotel. farm and village home ac-
commodations. Sent on receipt OF &c stamps
for mailing. Address Summer Homes, No
is. 3s5 Broadway. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
JUNIOR SUFFRAGE PARTY
AIMS AT 100000 MEMBERS
Young Girls to Be Enrolled to
Help Their Elders in Or
ganiZatiOn Work.

The new Junior Woman Suffrage party
had its first meeting at 4s East Thirty
fourth street yesterday. Only small
number was In attendance, as Junior and
senior high school girls are busy with
Regents examinations this week, but 107
enrolments were turned in. The girls
will help the grownup leaders OF their
districts by selling Voters. buttons and
banners at street meetings, securing mem
bership pledges and distributing iitera-
turc They reported that their mothers
were all suffragists. but most fathers
would have to be converted--the first work
they would undertake.
An application from one brother for
membership was reported. but refused for
the present.
Officers were elected as follows: Lead
crs, jeanette Lener. Sixth Assembly dis
trict. Helen Bleich. Twenty seventh As
sembly district; Rebecca Rodofsky. Eighth
Assembly district. and Jessie Kraur
Thirty NTH Assembly district All ara
students at Wadleigh High School.
The league owes its existence to Miss
Flora Gapen, business manager OF the
Woman Voter Miss Gapen hopes to en-
roll 100000 members, young girls who
are at work as we'll as schoolgirls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
DEFENDS CARNEGIE FOUNDATION
Secretary Denies Charge of r. w.
Churchill That Religion Is Attacked

Clyde Furst, secretary OF the Carnegie
Foundation for the advancement OF Teach
ing. said yesterday that the attack by
Thomas w. Churchill. president OF the
Board of Education. on the intent and
purpose of the foundation was unfounded
and Incorrect in all It's details. Andrew
Carnegie was not in the city.
The only reason" said Mr. Furst for
the provision In the act OF incorporation
OF the foundation to the effect that re-
firing pensions shall be paid only to teach
ers In institutions not under the control
Of sect is administrative expediency.
\ foundation like this cannot, for in
stance. deal with national organization
like the Catholic Church"
Mr.. Churchill charged that the foun-
dalton deliberately made mark of the
religious colleges and set about seducing
them from their faith.
1T is not true" MIR. Furst continued.
that the foundation has ever objected
To- UNCONVENTIONAL colleges. 1t has at
present most cordial relations with the
University of Chicago. Baptist instltu-
ton. and the Catholic University OF Amer
lea at Washington"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
TANGO KILLS CAFE BOHEME.
Old Cafe boulevard site Can't Conn
prte with Dance belt.

A voluntary petition In bankruptcy was
filed yesterday by the Alexander Restau-
rant Corporation, which runs the Cafe
Boheme in the buildings long occupied by
the old Cafe Boulevard. at i56 Second
avenue The Cafe Boulevard moved up
town last fall.
There was time when almost every
body went to the old Cafe Boulevard once
in "A while to hear it's famous Hungarian
orchestra and to eat of we'll cooked and
strange dishos. Since the cabaret and
tango craze which centred about the
theatre section. began Its successor has
not done the business expected.
Bcrthold Herr. manager of the restau-
rant and secretary and treasurer OF the
company. said II was expected that the
company would be reorganized and the
business continued. The restaurant was
open last night
Among the creditors named In the
petition are the st. Marks Restauran,
Company. which operates the Cafe Boule
ward In Its new home. Broadway and
Fortyn first street. with a claim of $1,000
and Clinton NJ. Hall president OF the
Alexander Restaurant Corporation. FOR
s5.45s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
MRS, ALDEN MAKES DENIAL.
'h''" the Motive. She Says, for
Charity uOnrd'. Charges.

:, N'Nf"E, Mich June l7.--Mrs, Cynthia
h'''o'"r Alden, founder and president OF
'' Iil'rrational Sunshine Society, VINO
- recurring at II local theatre here, en-
p'"l'cally denied tonight every charge
niue against her by committee of the
"eN YORK STATE Board of Charities.
,o we detailed audit shows deficit Of
'."'o'l extending over a period OF eight
;e+rS which Is not bad for "A charitable
institution she said. This Is In only
"lN department of the work, that of the
ao,,,''drlum, Will" II surplus Is shown In
an other branches"
tNe large sums Improperly expended"
,ohtlSI according 10 Mrs. Alden, of but
to,ouo' and as to whether or not this en-
nu',lTe was proper, she says, was
SIMPLY difference OF opinion"
AIRS Alden lays the charges to spite
WORK because after long fight she took
me blind babies away from the Stat,
no"rd OF Charities and placed them In
.nsfsc OF the State Board of Education
W order that they might be better cdu-
'-,.d aiii taken care Of"
MRS Alden named as references At
iurncy Martin w. Littleton and the
Sae'sS Home Joarnah
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18

Fort Hancock, n, J.--Sealed proposals. III
triplicatc will be received here until i2 NJ.
June "a. 1914, and then opened. for con-
stTucting standard gauge railroad, recon
structing parallel gravel wagon road and
nlling trestle. Information furnished on
application. Envelopes should be Endorsed
dressed to the Quartermaster.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

running water In rooms Elevator to stree,
level. Fine porches. Capacity $50. Special
rates Booklet. BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
SUNSHINERS WASTED
CASH, SAYS REPORT
State Board Vigorously Criti-
ci,cs Mrs. Alden and Her
Organization.
CALLS FINANCING LOOSE
Finds society Has No Legal
Right to Conduct Homes
Ordered to Close.
CALLS FINANCING LOOSE

The International Sunshine Society, with
4, charter permitting 1t to spread sun
shine mo the greatest number OF hearts
and homes" and Mrs. Cynthia Westovcr
Alden ita president. are vigorously at
lacked In report unanimously adopted
hy the state Board OF Charities on Tues
dsv and made public yesterday.
The report was made by special com
r,,ee appointed to investigate the society
after tbs EVENING Sun had published
Irregularities in the society's methods with
money
The report was made by william y.
stewart. committee chairman; Herman
R,dder. J. Richard Kelvin and Horace Nc
Gul-e Il includes plea for further
Investigation. The committee had not
pover TO look into the Sunshine societys
accounts previous to its receipt of pub
lie money. These. II thinks. should be
sone into and can be by "a visitor APP
pointed by the Supreme Court. Tho facts
already uncovered, II Is thought, may lead
10 the annument OF the soclety's present
charter for the report rs submitted to
Attorney. General Carmody.
The findings OF the State board are
briefly:
That the society has no legal right 10
conduct the Bensonhurst Hospital and
Sanitarium or the Home for Blind Babies
Al summit. and that all such work
should be Immediately discontinued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
PUBLIC NOTICES.
~~~-~~~-S - s -
PUBLIC NOTICE.
STATE or NEW YORK.

PUBLIC NOTICE
STATE or NEW YORK.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION,
SECOND DISTRICT
Case 1926 June 4, 1914.
A Joint petition. under Article. Of the
Railroad Law and Section % OF tho
Public Service Conn,issions Law nay
ing been filed with this Commission By
The New York Contra, and Hudson
River Railroad Company:
The Lake Shore and Michigan South
crn Railway Company;
Geneva, Corning and Southern Rail
The Terminal Hallway of Buffalo.
The Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company
for permission and approval to consoli-
date. together with railroad companies
of other States, to Wit:
Chicago. Indiana and Southern Rail
Detroit and Chicago Railroad Com
Detroit. Monroe and Toledo Railroad
Kalamazoo and White Pigeon Rail
road Company
The Northern Central Michigan Rail-
The swan GrSs'k Railway Company
OF Toledo.
into one new company To be called THE
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
the Public Service Commissions Law,
for AUTHORITY to the new company to
issue capital stock. and a. to bonds
/ and az to a mortgage. NOTICE Is here
by given that II public hearing On said
Joint petition will be held 10y this Com
mission at No ~ Washington Avenue.
IN the city Of Albany, on Thursday,
June 20. 1914. at 10 O'Clock \, NJ
By the Commission,
FRANK IL MOTT. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18

leading Hgh -cass Moderate Ratio Hotel.
Al RE MlnlE Virginia ave. near Beach.
chefs: evening dinners. Special June rates
., up daily: so up WIKI. Booklet. J'P.CoPE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
nto one new company to be called THE
\, I,NN NnRk rl-NlR AL. IL All InAD
PROPOSALS..


SEALED BIDS VIII BE- received b. tns
Board OF water supply nj its Offices, twenty.
second floor. Municipal Building, lark l."F.
Centre and Chambers streets, Sow York CIty,
until If A. Nj. on Tu;gday, jan" -. l3li.
for Contract 76, for the construction -
Ashokan Bridge, reinforced concrete
structure forming part OF tn highNay ~
TEN around Ashokan reservoir ana consist
Ing OF lb arches, each having u span OF -
feet G inches and e rise Of II feet lnch. -.
The bridge win be about l,l2O feet long and
will have "a roadway - feet wide. Tho
foundations abutments and lower portions
OF the piers are, not included IN ihls goa.
tract There will be about 400 feet OF
due; to ~ duct electric conduit The work
Olive. Ulster county, New York, about II
miles west OF the city Of Kingston.
At the above place and time the bids WIZ
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and con
tract drawings can be obtained ut the above
address AT the Office OF the Secretary, by
dspositing the sum, Of ten dollars uNol IN
cash or Its equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply to the once
Of the ;':.nc!paI Assistant Engineer ~ IN.
above address. ~
CHARLES n. CHADWICK.
JOHN +. CALVIN,
CommirsIoners OF the BOARD OF Water supply.
W. BRUCE COBB. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
Thinks million Nearer Truth.

-, ,...,,t,,.u -, ,h,,,, N-s
49,. a., a., ,,s,,rnr IN. truth II
!. i,,,.',tI, ,nn,,r.r,i, IN and ont the
exact amount received through mite BOXES,
hind b,ti,s f,,rd " and other appeals for
sn'c,i o,icc,s some az the society's
hoou, b,yc dis,nnenrcd and the ones
avsu.iIs ar. go tangled that Suffern 4
Son ,..,,,,t,rts re.ch.J certain con.
cIusiors .,,,s,,nti,iIy as follows:
IN, r.,nrd NJ contributions cannot he
verified ,s connletn
sna,iN,, funds have no, ALWAYS been
used for the n,rnos.s asked
Tru,i r,,pds in the nature of endow-
,r.ut. yer. infested In -, nar,Icin.tlon In
nor,g,gc stems ,ver. ,,ken IN transfer
his mor,r,g. IN ,Irs Alden and others
AZ security for debts alleged 20 hay. been
jncurrsd la. tho sorI.tv win tho mort.
.are gone I'm ,his u,v tin. endowmcn,
fund Us renewed rron, tho hoo,,s nv
h.ny ,nargaJ ia nroa, and Iosa
The In,erna,ion,i S,,nshhc Branch for
The Rlind has arn,irsd assets and Maid
ohIis,tI,rs ,,i,h,,,, Lo.,in,, ro,ord M,
sIhs,
IN. ,c,o,,,, =, N-s .,dor -, ,,o basis
az ubIch .h. rocai,.sJ ,i,a n,or,,,.g. ma =
,Ic,ns,,on o.,.,,so,,,, ,o. CO., ooo an,,,,rs
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STANFORD s s5%

JACKSONVILLE HOTEL, large rooms, fresh
farm products: bklt. II. ii. SMITH. Henson
Vile ~. Y.
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Large sums Misuscd.

Large sums of money given for char
table purposes have been improperly used
n maintaining the Bensonhurst place as
A losing business venture. Much OF this
money has been used without business
Judgment or discretion and under cir
cumstances which, to say the least. are
peculiar"
Five thousand dollars WAS taken from
the treasury OF the separately Incorporated
International sunshine Branch for the
Blind" which keeps a home for blind
babies at DyEer Heights Brooklyn. This
sum VAS used for the upkeep OF the Ben
sonhurst Hospital. 1t Is charged that
at least $4,000 OF this was unlawfully
md improperly taken and should be re-
stored az once.
The management OF the money OF the
International Sunshine Society and the
branch for the blind under the direction
0, Mrs. Alden has been ''looso and care
less and in some cases without warrant
~ lave"
The report. testimony and all docu'
rtr;s In the case are referred to th'
Acknowledgement for such action as III
may find possible.
The International Sunshine Society ha'
5000 branches and 100000 member!
throughout the world. Mrs. Alden TOLD
the investigators. Her latest estimate o.
Tie total money collected and spent II
'sN1, 900. when she first testified she sale
thaS she thought the society had received
sncc its organization CLOSE to $1,000.
GOO"
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Mountain Side Farm House, Hensonville.
y \. New, modern. In heart OF Catskills
Fresh milk eggs SC. send for booklet u
~. LOUGHRAN.
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tractive resorts In New York. New Jersey aud
pennsylvania; free at Lscka~anna Railroad
Ticket Offices in Ny. CITY. Brooklyn, NewaTk.
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SUNSET PARK INN

WAYSIDE INN and Cottages, Lake Luz
zerne, y. y; Adirondack foothills, CLIO
RIoUS; 1900 upwards; booklets. GEORGE
W. la SAI.IE, Proprietor.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-29
WOMAN ASPIRES TO
THE STATE SENATE

If indications count for anything,
women will not only figure promi-
nently as voters in the coming cleo
tons but as candidates for Office. as
well. Announcement yesterday by
friends OF Mrs. Frances Willard
Munds, the wife of an ex-sheriff
OF this county, that she was a can
didate for State senator took politi-
cal circles by storm. This candidacy
is the second announced in female
circles, Mrs. Edith Ruffner launch
ing her campaign for county re-
cordrr some time ago.
Politicians are inclined to take
Mrs Munds' candidacy in all seri-
BUSINESS. She is prominently con-
nected with woman's club circles
throughout the State, and when the
battle fer equal suffrage was wag-