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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

TEN, the adoption Of budget, the elm
inatlon Of useless bureaus and gener-
ally plug the leaks In the treasury, he
will have done more for the state than
any criminal prosecutor ever did.
Nobody denies that Mr.. Doe is n
good and useful citizen. May his vie
Tins Increase in number. But John
Doe will never confer on New York the
financial reforms It requires.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
THE ADMINISTRATION.
Blanket Compliment for Nr. wilson and
His Department Secretaries

To THE EDITOR or TIE SUN--Sir:
take occasion 70 stare my belief. In com
pany with thousands Of others, that the
officials OF The Cabinet are unsurpa ssed
by the records Of the Washington Gov
eminent in their capabilities and inteill-
gent administration OF affairs.
Mr. Wilson will succeed himself II he
30 desires J. u. DAVIS
NFW NoRE. Jauuary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

An attempt at businesslike adjust
ment OF the present lack Of correspond
ence between supply and demand in the
theatrical business il discernible in the
closing Of several New York theatres
which II has been found impossible TO
make self-supporting.
Just as reasonable Is the scheme by
which others are maintained with al
least an appearance Of success. This
Is the process Of selling tickets at re-
duced rates by means of an agency.
Both OF these devices for saving
money must seem rather ridiculous now
in view Of the feversh effort to build
theatres two years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

praisal. But his Judgment that the
British fighting force is ineffective must
cause universal speculation as to what
would have happened had 1t been UP to
the Majors standard OF efficiency. 1t IS
odd how some minds fail to grasp the
effect Of fourishlng swords that cut
two ways az once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

There are many indications that the
President is anxious to have long va
cation from legislative work following
March 4.-Wdshinoton despatch.
The President is not half so anxious
to see Federal lawmaking suspended
az the country is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

lie Is a monarch who can spAr,
his empirc,-EmersoR.
From court and country him though y,
expel,
We vandal hosts that ravAge and lay toll
sim he is king. despite your raging hell.
who wins the world with his own kinsl,
soul,
JouS II, cLIySoap.
DENVER Col, December 81.
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Net pront, per
cent ......... $4,000 s497sO $3.50
Assuming he had not accepted the
order for $4,000 but had CLOSED down
we should have found, taking the stand
ard profit for one year as $4,000 the
overhead during shutdown s2S,400. thus
reducing profits for the year 10 $32,60O.
He, however recovered by a close sale
1900, bringing the years profits up
to s4s. 200, though he forfeited his regu-
lar profit OF s per cent S6,240, leaving
tho final profits for the year s41,960.
Or again, we might put " this way :
Profits made In good times, SAP, 100; over
head expenses In bad times S2S,400 prof
its for year reduced to S26. $50 recovered
by a close sale In bad times, $4,000 :
years profits, 1880
Granted that his manufacturing costs
were normal, we have found than during
a standard year he should have cleaned
up $4,000. During this particular year.
however, had he not accepted the order
his profits would have been reduced by
$4,000, plus prop)rtlonate amount "
annual profit, $500. making a total loss
of s29.640
He. however. managed 10 work I'm this
sale, which brought him back s15,60O, re-
ducing the loss to Sl4O4O
During the slack period he might have
lost to the firm the entire overhead for
that period of $4,000, instead OF which
he managed to reduce J.. to $4,000. 20
that IN reality he actually saved to mis-
firm by the deal 81. 800 and retained the
good Will OF the customers ACCOUNT.
Troy, January T.
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Villages and towns in Great Britain
have been vyng with one another in
proving their patriotism by the number
Of men they have sent To the front II
families were polled II would probably
be found that the descendants Of MIR.
JONI WEsTGATE OF Davenport were in
the van. He himself cannot go TO the
firing line. IL am in my lOlst year"
he writes to the recruiting officer. but
] am very proud TO say that / have five
sons and eight grandsons now serving
our Majesty. I Tm also very proud to
tell you. sir, that ! have fought In two
wars myself" A chip OF the new blocks,
JONI WEsTGATE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

JoHN EDWARD SCHUYLER was convicted
twice in New Jersey Of a murder which
he did not commit lie escaped eXecu-
ton but served nearly seven years in
prison before another man confessed
the crime. Then SCHUYLER was re-
leased To-day he stands vindicated
but he has not only his years of unmer-
tied suffering TO lament but also the fact
that he is stripped of every dollar he
ever owned and remains in debt. In
cl iding wages unearned, the loss Of his
property and savings and borrowed
money spent on his defence and for his
release he estimates that he IL out more
than thirteen thousand dollars through
the blundcr Of Jersey Justice. Perhaps
he should he thankful to have saved
his life, but is certainly no small hard
ship that a man should he reduced to
poverty and debt in order to escape the
gallows Perhaps in the future when
more attention is paid to the rights Of
individuals as distinct from those Of
the community some provision win be
made for the reimbursement OF victims
OF misfortune by process Of law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

IT would seem as II the effort to cor
rect the abuses of the Mann law By
dragging in az participants In crime the
women whom II is supposed to protect
was not a very good way on; OF the
difficulty. In the ordinary run OF cases
1t would always be impossible 20 secure
convictions OF the women. and those Of
the Matchmaking class will not always
be deferred by the fear Of exposure or
even appearance In court, the things
chiefly dreaded as rule by the man
VINO Is the victim Of eXtoruon. BESIDES
the proposed change affords no protec-
ton agains. the outside blacSmailer, the
waiter. chambprmaid or other person
who guesscs tho secret Of a semi-at-
tachcd couple on their travels. Indeed.
the proposed extension Of the Jaw to the
woman in the case only adds a new and
easy opportunity for blackmail OF this
sort. The rue way il TO exempt from
the law all cases In which the COM
mercia Intent cannot be distinctly
proved. 10 was 10 cover the evil pf
commerciauzed vice and for no other
purpose that public opinion demanded
the law. Its wider scope is a mere
product Of hysterical excess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

The proposal to endow every public
school in tho city with name IL no
doubt excellent. II promises educational
advantages and all that. But will It not
he a severe strain on the list OF ma
tional heroes and local sagcs to provide
presiding Eeniuses for 1872 Manhattan,
~ Bronx, III Brooklyn, % Queens and
"a Richmond buildings, $40 altogether,
So many celebrities available?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

London ono. Eainsham House Arundel
street. strand
Paris once. s Rue de IA Michodiere. on
Rue du Quatre Scptembre,
Washington ONCE. Hbhs Building
BROOKLYN once, los livingston street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

The testimony Of Major ERNEST Mo-
R,TH. military expert of the Berhner
Td0ebldtt, TO tho appropriateness Of
England for war Ia as ingenious az it
is unexpected. The logic OF mis- explana-
tons may be left to individual APP
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
HE DID WELL.
- Manuf acturer's" Hard Times Policy
Automatically Endorsed.

To TsIE EDITOR OF THE SUN--Str: As
TO "A Question OF Business Policy" "A
Manufacturers" judgment appears per-
fectly sound. Assuming y Business Of
500, 900 and net profit of s per cent,
tho following would perhaps be of inter-
est:
stand Good Bad
ard times. times.
Sales .............. 500. 900 ,s22, 900 i7s, 900
Manufacturing cost,
SO per cent?. ga, 900 3s5,si0 $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05

Gross proHt. IS
per ccnt...,... t2ss. 900 t23e,3s0 ,2e,6+0
Deduct overhead, 80
per cent........ 100000 iss, 500 1890
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sun Printing and Publishing Association at
40 Nassau street. In the Borough OF Man
haitian. New York. President aud Treasurer,
william c. Relclt. l7O Nassau street. Vice
President. Edward = Mitchell, l5O Nassau
greet, secretary, C. L. LuNton. 10 Nassau
street
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

4be Nf0eling ont Dor 2ibsasIuronce.
De11 fprite arbejbebe i ca. 2 Gage
og be11 itoite co. 271a Dog, 1l1er beg
&C &olniteer inbbrogte ogioo bel
operrJe0e 9fapporter ser loa gobt
ioln enltelnn1ig gobfjer0tes of aon=
pe11tiol1g1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

merce, the Commercial Club,
the Business Men, Citizens and
the Press of the city of Saint
Paul, as we'll as the aforeme1-
toned Lodges of D. B. S. and ..
is. S. for the munificent hos
pitality and memorable enter
tainments extended to the dele
gates during the Convention, and
|, Be it further resolved, That
these resolutions be published in
the local newspapers, and a copy,
properly engrossed, be forwarded
to each of the Lodges mentioned,
and
Be it further resolved, That
these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of the convention.
John Christensen,
B. D. Rasmussen,
J. Killedare Jensen,
F. r. Christensen,
A. M. Neergaard,
Chris Hermansen,
Carl Robb.
Committee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

senb glabet bielll til @laefnit,-
&c og 8enner i Dannarf % sp11-
oeriDIlano iont 8ebis paa, 1T De8
.ellonn nlinoes Dem oerbien1lle ST
ienber glooet eln1egfigf bper
.uge peo Naoofag Ten q eeIp6et
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
@arranaa anerfjenbes al Sc fspr.


Stater. S 6plge ct Telegram fra
@a1bi11gton / Iirsbags, ltoar Weri=
CO otter blonot 9futipncrnes Meffe>
efter bcnpeD trc 9lars in0hprGes
Hebolrtioncr. &enllltianp Gorrmso
CT III oncrfie,,bt lnn1 !Sobeoleoer
for oc11 ME Hegjering. @n 9lote
bleb famine Sag af1etOt al 5totsle=
freter Mobert 2ol1iing til glilco 9lr=
rc0ontp, Garron5o's Neprelelltant
i 8olbingto11 bpori Mnerfjenoellen
al Gorra15a iom Spcrboneo 0teri=
leo rneobelcs.
esS1oe11fpr Sc nplte as elmer ben
ter mani at Yre1ibent @ilinn bil
proflo1nere ct sSprbuD moo llbfprlel
af 8oabel1 og Mmnut1ition til en-
bber S6Saffttion / Merico, lpa1 befjpn=
per Garrall5a % bans Scr.
Salget al Ell 9lmbaslaoer fra De
Spr. 5toter til 0eerico bill forcguo
Ii Ell nGr Jrul1tio.
Oeat benter, at Garron5a bil uo=
ltebe ct Opraob ONT &alg / Dece11=
Der i1oe,,fpr BET Serritorilun ban
fontrollerer, n1e0ens 8alget af Me0=
lel11nter til &p11gresle11 bill foregao
| i SSa11l1or, Ser bill lmarles til Soraa=
ret og foretoge &olg al en- 8reli=
ocnt i sSltni 0eaaneo.
Sc 6pr. staters 5bar / isrpe=
Sagen. S Man0ags 9lftes offent-
liggiorbes De sSor. 5faters itolte
Note, io1n er bleben ien0t til aDff=
Iano pebrgrel,oe set a11terifo1life
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

Sfib u8illialn Y. SrDe. Oct biier
fig beri, at oe Spr. Stater life be-
trogter zen 9lnleoning til at 11no=
fonune i 2ipbaaoe" ion1 tilitrGffeIig
@ifferbeo for Ynsiagerer og 8elet-
ming poa ct amerifa1it Sfib> Ser
bliper e0elagt, naar set fprer &on=
troba110e.
S Notel1 0er er oateref Sen 12te
Sftober, 11otolte l1oenrigsn,iniiter
2aniiug fin Silfreosbeb oDer, at
5Dlflanb bur bifaloet bet anteri-
fanlfe 6orlog ON en- f9lles 4on1=
misiion al Sagn1eno til at bclteln=
me 5faoeserltotnil1g for Iabet al
uSrDe", ion1 bleb lanfet al uYrins
Gitel Sreoricb"> % tillternmer set
fra Berlin fren,latte Sorllag, at Set
fife CT 11pbben6igt at 11Dnpbne en-
Opmo16 poo 6orbao1b.
Splflono bar ollcrebe giDet 6or=
ltfringer o1n at 6orpe1ltllirg af
Acknowledgements bill m1erifanlfe
5fibe fbre,1oe betinget 3ontraba,,-
Sc life blipe forl,lejliget; men ba
ontrent olle 8orer al 9etDonil1g
er blebet gjorf til obioll1t &o1tro=
bo1lbe, betrogter berbnre11oe @n1=
bebsmenb Soritfringerne 1on rela=
:ibc.
0e11 mnerifonife MeGeri1lg beb=
ocr> at .Sraftaten al 1928 fife til=
la6er s16el9ggelle l1nber nogen Sn1=
ltGuoigbeoer al on1erifonife 5fibe
fpren6e &ontrabanbe at npge11lom=
bellt elrt, og forlo1rger / gtote11, at
meoe11s Observation-Disclosures fp=
res, ifal Ser gibes Nnsiagerer pg
8e19tning paa a11erifanffe Sfibe,
lnn1 tNte Non1u1lOerer tl110er Oct
npObe1l0igt at poelegge for 8efor=
bring al abiolut &nntroba110e, mo-
get mere betrDggenbe til oeres Sit
ferbe0 ems 2ibboaoe.
2anbets Spribar. Sra 8nlbing=
ton me00eles, at lbminiltrotione11s
Hrparmn for 2onbets sSprinor. lon1
lfal forelegges &o11gresie11 1n1ber
bcn foreltaoel1be Seslion og bill
meoferc en- iumlet ll0gift al onlfri1g
$400,000,000 til sSloobe og Scr
nelte Nar, er on1trent ferbig.
&rigsn1iniiter @arriiprs Ylo1L
bifolot al ErGii0enten, frrber Ell
Sorpgelie al $75>O0O,OOO @rigs-
ocpartentelltets uorlige 8ebilling
for at bringe bell regnlpre slrn1e
op til 100000 Monb pg Sprettel=
ic al c11 nb &ontine,1talorr1e poo
100000, lpm lalnlnen n1eb en- Sci
lits poo 125,0OO piloe gibc Sc syor.
5tatcr en- Stprfe puo 665,O0O
Wonb, ON set lfnloe bebpbes.
gifolot bleb oglao sSlaooen1il1ilter
Daniels og sSloooens 8eneralfon1=
n1islip11s Mn1 ON NDbDgninger Sc
nGltfplgenbe fem 9lar til $5O0,O00,=
600, gibenbc 5lao0en 10 rpe
Dreobnol1gbts og 6 Slagfrpblere
lan1t 70 ltnberbo1bsbaoDe, SO Sor=
pcoojogcrc, TO 5pejberfrDb1ere og
flere &jGlpclfibe.
Otter &o1lferenien n,ellen1 sSloa=
oel1irilter Du11iels, Msliltcre1,oe
6loo0en1inilter Noolepelt og @ene=
rolfpmnlisiionet bleb set befienbt,
at fslgenbe gpbpgninger er be-
lten1t for set fprlte al Sc .fem glar:
go 0reoonougbts, to 5lagfrpbiere,
fem llnoerpa1osbaaoe, tolp Iorpez
bojagere Tlao0ens 0eanoffober bill
bliDc forpgef meb 5000 Manb, og
5pfri9slfolen bill optoge $50 flere
gleber.
Ser er mango bnnOre0e Guiiroer
nnge MeGno, lom liges set
for boaoe IiO oa 2plt til at gibe
n1i11olt to Moaneoer bbert Mar til
Nfiliterppelle, og &o11til,entolar=
mee11 pilbe beitao al bisie. Nntio-
nolgoroen (N1ilitielD biIoe beItaa al
0e 9orgere, Ser life er / 5ta1l0 til
at ofle mere cl,o et Mften ON 11gen
eller iao til Militertjenelte.
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ne11tio11e11.
&pnititntipnen
|ltn0ergif life itore Soronoringer.
5pprgsn1aolet ON bborbiot ser
fan tillo6es at tale gngellf 1lnber
2pger11es 5orbn10linger, por lonl
ioa ofte fer ct Stribens 9gble. Ste
iultotet bleb bog, at Sen, golnlc 8e-
ltenr1nelle bibeDolotes.
Torilag ON at bcgren6le Oper=
be1tDrelle11s &irflon1beo i'll to Ger
miner bleb forfoltct. Sc beblte
Weno til oe beDlte &lo0ler.
lite g(foeling.
6pbeblosen.
81 Ober Err1Dentcl1 pil life,
lpm bi6til bore Me6lem al Oper=
be1tDrelie iell bans &irf1p1nDeo blcp
begre116id til poo n9te &onbentipn
at in0iptte SDerbeitDrellen.
S ppriqt ifetc inger 1ebr1enpr0i=
&c Toronbril1ger / lite Mf6eling.
2be11 Mfbeling.
Sberbcitbrellens Eligter.
OnerprGiioentcns 2pn iottes, lon1
biottl 211A Gents oorlig pr. Meo=
lem.
Observation-Disclosures 2pn blep
1aGe11ts pr. Meoleln oorlig.
Sbcri iefretGren bor bibti1 fooef
en 2pn af 315 Gents pr. @Dartal
fpr bbert Weeole11l me1 bar 0eraf
moattet betole lin Mebbjelp.
0o SEN npe Or61,i11g og irrlie
oet> at 5totslopene ON Msiuronce
Dil poalegge bm1 mere slrbej0e, iao
bleb bans 2en lat til 21a Gents pr
&bortul pr. Oeeble111, 1oolebcs, at
Bro6erlan1fu11oet freutiOig hetoler
Sen forrp0ne McObjelp.
Operfasiercrcns 2sn Ser fpr
observation-disclosures por q Gents
aorlig pr. Meolen bar / Sc itolte
fen1 9lor peret 2 Gents, men blep
MI m1lot til 8 Gents oorlig pr.
Meole1n.
Sbertillibsmenoene bil blipc lpn=
net l1eb u Gents oorlig pr. We0=
lent, lon1 bibtil.
3bie MfOeling.
/ Samfmnoets &pnbentiun
lfal nelte @ong ofboloes ben 3bie
Nfon6og / Septel11ber 1919 / Ndl=
mol1fec, 8is.
9c &on1iteer, lon1 pe0 np1tc &on=
pel1tion lfal behonole Sc illblen0te
Syprllog nil blibe 1lbnepnte n1ino1t
to Wao11ebcr fpr &pnpentipncn tre=
scr ian1n1en pg bil bo foo 2cllighe0
til ct mere gr1noigt Sorltl1oiam al
Be Sing scr ifol belou0lcs roo
&pnpc11tionen.
46e slfbeling,
2insf fpriifring
bar lelbfplgelig ct al Sc 5pbras=
nool, lom meget i110gaae1loc be-
bon0le0es al &o1pertione11
Det fit De1 melt gr1rnbige Sc
Gambling ser enonu 'er etpet poo
noeen al 5onrflr1,0ets &onpentio=
,1cr.
Sen biotil gjeloenoe 5fola for
Ms]e1sments bleb bibebolot.
9elegaten for 2oge 9fo. 10 Count
cil 8luffs, Soma, Sens 6. Senlc1l
fremlo9be cit ret intercsiant 5om=
menligning n1ellem 8. 9. % ii an=
Ore Srgo11ilatipner Scr ogloo bar
2ibsnslnrancc.
Sonnenligningel1 on1fottebe trc
9uoersflasler Is 80 og as s(or.
Mfeo s 9lslclsme>1ts betoler hi mint
brc el6 8 al Sc 10. Wfeb 10 9(slcis=
n1el1ts betaler hi 111inbre ems s al
Sc 10. W}eD 12 g(sleisme,1ts hetolcr
hi 1l1inbre e116 5 al be 10.
9ll6ersgre1,o1erne i1lbe11for 9a1if
@roberlon1fu116 lpiller lelbfblgelig
en- betb6elig &olle / slfgjprellen al
bbor mango glsiclsnte11ts Ser 1fal
betales for at Dol0e 5amf1,noet ito=
bilt.
Sill 5ammer1ligning tjener fel=
gerbc Sabel. Sore Meblemmer er
nleo @enipn til s(oer 0elt felz
ger1oe &lasier::
1870 g(or 5,4O4
$40 Qlor ..... 5,252
41-50 9or 5,292
51-6O 9lar 1854
6i-7O 9(nr ,O31
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gerfo1t, eD1cago, DecoraD, ct. Paul
oip. Sire Yreiter og 4srofesiorer
bapoe i110fl,noet Jig for at beore
@nlobrl,oeparret.
8e0 Wi00ngsbprOet oberroftes
gruoeporret en- Eengepung 1neo SO
Dollars ira 8prne1le. &el,beo 300
@jpiter 6eltog i 6eltn1aoltibd. Sra
@elt &pibfonong Mer1igbeo operraf:
tes Eoltpr 8ieie og Sultru Ell
Sfool mcb $50 Collars @ulr
lom ct @epis pao Wenigbeocns nQ
8en1er1cs @enginenbe0.
Son pi0t pibes ct bette set treble
@rlobrDllup i,lbellfor Ereltelton0e11
/ Sc 60 9lar SEN nprife 5pnoDc, lom
Foltor @icle til6prer, for beltaoet.
&m. S. Srpan, lfal, / Telge ct
Eelegron1 fra 8albington, olngaos
me6 SEN Sorfe, at 111ooorbejbe 9lb=
nli1iltrationens Erogron for 2on=
sets Sorlpar. S ct sSSnterbiem gjel1.
tog ban el1 tibligere llbtalclle ON,
at oct lletop CT Torbereotbeo til
&rig, Ser Dibfgrer &rig. Oct 1neb=
fgrer ogioo, iogOe BON, en Spltil=
ling af falife sgresbegreber, Golt=
ring al CIT Militeraollo mellen1
5olfenc, netop SC 1il1g, ion1 bar
foroorlaget &rigel, guropo.
Staliens &rigslaan. Sra Seem
Oorf rneobeles, at SEN itolienife Ste
gjering far orbnet Optogellen al
ct 2oon poo $25, 100000 MOB ct
9lurs 9toter / Sc 5pr> 5toter.
0ette pil Blue set f9rlte 0irefte
2oan optoget fer al sStolien iiben
&rigen begprbte, ng set ifol bruges
til s9etaling af oe 1tore SS110fjpb
al &rigsn1atericl pg o1lDre Sing,
Ser MI gjpres ber 2anDet. !@iotil
bar oisle bopebiugelig beret betalt
gie11e1n 2onDon. sMon fjel1ber life
Nentefpbcn elte111t, men bet an
toges, at Sen CT ca. 6 Eroccnt.
&illa=8eneralen fSierrp brnbt.
Sra Gl Eaio, Geros, fo>1lner Meo=
oelelle plll at @eneral 9fponlfo
Sierro, Sen fprlte blanbt @illos Sc
neralltab, lfol bore hlepel1 brebt, /
6elge Ell befrpftet Meobelclle fra
Gnlos 8ro11bes, Deo at folbe al 1tr
@clt, ibet ba11 piloe 1rtte opcr Ell
6loo, og 0rl1fneoe.
Or @illoreal> Sanitetscbcf 8il=
los Mrn1e, bans 3eteftipcDcf Sit
area General Somos Srnelns oe
Woppr Mpntfor6, 6nr nrgtet at fpl=
&c Silo lpngerc, og bur 6cgipet Jig
pncr @rp>1bicn til Sc SSpr Stoter.
Gorronco's &nl1lltlnt bar telcgra=
feret til ocllne, at @encrol 2ppc5
Yppon bupoe forloot Gillo otter en-
5trio neo Sropper nnber Sole Hri=
eto / Sillo 9l6l1n1o6o. 9esuDcn 1fol
@enerolernc Guijo1o og 2icon bope
lpigtet Gtllo.
st m1oet Hpgtc Dertil bill pioe,
at @enerol tyro11cisco Nillo 9(nfp.
rer inr Sen norolige iSaftion /
Merico, nor blebe11 Orpbt.
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Fourteenth Convention Danish
Brotherhood of America.

Resolutions of Thanks.
St. Paul, Mimi, October 10
1915.
Whereas, The 18th Conven-
ton OF The Danish Brotherhood
of America, held in the city 81
|St. Paul, Mimi, from Octobe er
18th to October 10Th, has been
brought. to a successful issue, and
Whereas, The delegates at
tending the Convention are
greatly impressed by the rnagni-
ficent reception and bountifu]
hospitality extended them by the
Honorable Mayor, the Municipal
Government, the citizens and the
press of the beautiful city Of St.
Paul, and
Whereas, The H. c. Andersen
Lodge No. 81, the lhorValdsen
Lodge No. As, the Sister Lodges
Eleonora Christine No. 50 and
Alexandra No. 23, by their TN
tiring efforts in making arrange
ments for this Convention, and
by entertaining the delegates in
a most conspicuous manner,
have endeared themselves in the
hearts Of the delegates,
Be it resolved, That the del:e-
gates Of the Danish Brotherhood
OF America, in Convention as
sembled, hereby tender their
most sincere thanks and heartfelt
gratitude to the Honorable
Mayor, the Municipal Govern
ment, the Association Of Com
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on1 ban af ege11| fri @ilie begiere
Gertififatet fora11bret.
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ler0es 5agen n1eb ollc BERTH bpre,1
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foronfprte er Sc sbigtiglte.
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polgtes 1neo 149 ct.
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8urhunnHBtatrrttr.

@or Qanbsmanb 2pnis Sranberg,
&on1pognnl set 1tore Gegtfir1nc
Gboltillon & So. / 9felp Dorf, er
i oisie Gage afgaoct bco Deoen
Sos 9lngeles, IS Mar gnmn1el, bbor=
til BON por rejlt for at gje1binoe fit
nc0brlbte. 9elbreo. San bar feot
Ell 2nnbs6p nellc1n Hibe og Snroe,
bbnr bans Sober bnr Sfolelprer.
Mfoobe, Scr par @1lfe1non0, cfter=
laber fig el1 Oatter.
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Hplorfpriferen &nmb 9iasmmslen
pel1tes / Ell 119r Srcltio at o11fon1=
ME bertil 2a11bet, bbor ban poo Sp=
fororing uf 9(bnirol Hearp bil Dol
Be Ell &effe 5oreorag en1 Bans lio-
lte @renlonosreilc. timber fit Sp=
bolO / Nmerifo ogter &n1,b 9os=
nn,sien at trGffc for1fiellige Ois=
petitioner til fin npe Expedition til
set orftiife Nprbon1erifo.