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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
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airfen ntet ltaoer5olouingsbg
reau. Rette Tiger ststtoren peo en-
@piifopalfirfe i GouinBspoo0, u.
;. @aaife ban life bar palgt BEN
0iieite g1etbooe til al uor10e Nor.
ifabs. % Supper .0tanieu bIanot
it 6olf, Tiger r6be 2utb.", men
Oct er pomn8enoe for en- 8rgit,
naar bans Con ifal til%oeiebriuges
Deo Operifuooet ira Hi9e uuoer-
boloninaer. Sans geitemmelie at
are en- gnoe paa oisie anits6elige
Metbooer foiteoe BAN 6reoen i i'm
@eniebeO, % mango iorloO Den.
Men / 9rincippet er ban rel paa
oct. og bans 5tm6punft er bette.
mooiat o. moa anbeiales.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
Cen iOrtr 0tit..

let CT iormoerligt at IGgae
Mrrfe I'll, 60orleoes SeuOaascpan.
aelierne / oenne 10 pa5ier mo /
6orbol0ene, iom De er M. Oroeue
taller 0irbliftets mancn0e Spro8.
9rBf poa Seiu Oro: y5rn9t life
Ter Dem, Der iloar 2eaemei ibiel,
irDat heller ior ocn. Der ian til
i~ntctasre boaoe SiGl o. 9e8eme i
9cIoeoes SIo.~ eaer Croene ON
n6uiet poa alippene % o6uiet paa
Gam" en- .3Iooerne. He1njfDl.
lenes o. Stormenes aomme". On
bella mac oi oaiaa butte, 5oao Sc.
ms iaaOe: y8criom Susbonoen
oioitc. / boilten 3imc 9poen DiIoe
fomme. oa bdogneOe BON on tiIloo
life. al ser ifete Snobruo i bans
6us". ca BORDER oaiaa 3 reoe.
9ue oisie 0ro be6poer inaen
narmere IortoIfuing. 9iebliffeis
dlDor or BEN tilitrpffeIiqe 5orfla.
ring. % BOG or oct maaite life
iaa me1et til G0auaelicrne, 0p.
murtiombe0en oeu0er fq / bette
Qic6Iif. bet er Sob0nnes ao.
IA. oeuae marfeIi8e Sp.
ncrnes Roa. Ser 0ro9cr manages
Siuo / oisie itormiuloe 1ioer.
Sel bar tioliaere iremoroaet SO.
bannes qabcnbarina 6. aapitrl
.Gntteren paa 6ca bpi6e Set" /
F~or6iuoelie me6 aRottcren paa
Sen roe set. Der par fife 90irl
ON Mcniuaen. Gn6ua or oenue
9ptter fife uaact moenior pore
9anSemprfer 1%orunoerliae 20ffel
Ter cr Bruno iar BET oonife 6olf
III at t1tfc @uo Nlca Der er en-
anoe1 R8tteridffelie. Ger iDnes at
6aoe 1oocu in6caior let or BAN
paa ben iortc 0eit
IA je3 iaa. "a ie en- iort SEN
q ban, Der lao paa ben. 5aooe en-
9pgt / fin Snauo, o. iea bsrte Il
aeiom en- Not. lem ia1oc. ct
pooI SnpAe Tor pu 9enar. o. ire
4fanI Una Tor en- Denor. men Oil.
en- o. 9inen ital on life ifnoe.@
Scr -er. heIIer life goiuI ON Ne-
nlnaen. Grter Dprti6eu. Der
er IpmboIiieret / Den forte 9ntter.
San bar Beaten i lin 9ann0. :
fnappe 3ioer ifal aornet iGlges
eiter ggat / Sfeoet Tor eitcr glnol
De 9roicten @3efiel l. 16). ct
Maol Soeoe regue6es Tor ttIiirPf.
felia til ell Days 6s0e Tor Fl W2eu.
neife, "a en- 8enar par en- Wnn0s
~ip0odulige 8oqle. 4ltina en-
Rauo man BRUCE belle i'm Oagliae
6orticueite ior at faa oet tsrre
9re0 til iig ieIp eler is0riat ueics
meo gpabreo. iom 5attiliolt brna.
te. DOG bar 3nrtioeu i'm @r9nie.
Orieninlernes 9iosiornsoen6e0er:
Ole og Rim ifaI Ia6es ursrie Tor
OF bsSe paa aornets andpbeo.
Soem 6nr life I 6enue 1i6. boor
griien paa greoet plloieIia lob /
8eiret. meSens 81. % 5merpri
ierne bar bol6t iig paa oct normale.
% hpor mango MenueIfer bar maat.
let iu0ifrpnfe oeres 6nalige 2eoe.
bis - hbem bar life funnel e
Sfnaaen al Den forte Seit2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

lHa
Chicago piI Ipare 100000 ben
fbrite Dag I lleen. Soem iom beIii
boIber ct stippIing borie" eI1er ct
Steo, bpor Der ipIges ener bortgi.
pes oifsrer, aoben ben fsrfte Dag
| 1lgen, nlmin6eIis faIot Ssnoag,
ffoI muIfferes life cber $500, flyer
AIIinois' 2ope, o. mm. Gale
9bcmpfon, Gbitoeos Borsmeiter,
bar orbret ale Gbicoeos SoIooner
iii ftrofs at boIbe Ha 9oDen e.
terretIiq. Droren trooote | arnft,
Sen 10. Oh. III sepereIie for en- ILL.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

gn eienOommellg STRIFE. Grace
Iutberife aapel, Der nplig er bic
ben in0Diet, er oen igrite al it
Slags / minneapolis. / 9ele Gan
Oct iinoes fun ire IignenOe. Get er
nemlig en- STRIFE uoeluftenOe ior
Qeuitumme. 8rpoifenen. ia enoog-
iaa SaImerne ooeripttes paa Sin
qeriproget. ga. 40 Menneif fer par
til Steoe oeO 5nouielien. Arbeioet
foreftaas al Bat. 5. 6louner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

ullppty lua ultpt 10llluIlu - llut
flemt JON BET er - iege at boloe
Ell an0en 8ei anbeu ior fine oDer
ipiife. Bfonomiife Opgnper, bpor
Gnalan0s Semagt fife fan tomme
6inorenoe / 9eien. % BIanen oar
life noget minore emo en- 2an0eoei
en- MISUNDERSTANDING i9ennem
9prfiet, bOis 9anoomraa0e ioruO
for De itoite 9altaufri1e itrafte Jig
Iiae ira 6en tDif sitri9ife @rpnOie
belt neo til BET inoiife 9ao. pa.
men ifllloe oa gaa i9euuem SaIo.
uifi, aonitnntinopeI, 2%iaeaiien, gu
rien, We'opetantien neo til Soobua-
ten. % 1piterne bar naereoe oiret
mango Renae pna 4lnnens 4eaIi
iation. ioet De in0til oeune Dug er
iorig beifpftigeoe meo 9pguing al
oenue Sernpci 9a9oao.9onen tai.
Set, meo ilere paatpnfte 5orgre.
ninacr. ao oenne Rel flutoe IN
fferue iaa ao8ang til BET inOiife
6ao on iii uoaIe Al alooens rigeite
1oriDuingsfiIoer. Scr 5piflauo er
@ennemierelieu al oenne QIan et
iremti0igt 2t0sipsrasmaol. Der er
0prS at Ore uo9et pna. Oct or
oqiaa 9~anife iiffert. at Der / Oisie
ganoe iinoes en- Rpngbe aaama
~tcriale. Oliefiloer, g}alm Al ale
4rter j 9ieraeue. ioril0en rae Nj
arooer Al ben ioroums iaa irugt-
bare aoro, Ger III for 3ioen lager
soc eaer iaa goot iom soc. On
oisie 2anoitrptuinger par / Ipifer
mes Sender ener / 6Gn0erue paa
anore oo1tiae 6olfeiIoa. oiIoe De
fuuue aifaite ubgre Sfatte. Den
lm0er Iprferberreoemme er Der IN
gen, Der oil acre noJen 6orbeorin8
tbi oa oil Regerinaen beifatte Dem
Tor aft Set. 5orbeoriHgen er 0pr0
en 0isiiouGr ira SDrien, ON er
hos oS / oenne 5io, bar iortalt
mia, at eft enfcIt 8oeoefrrnc fan
ifuoc ira 500 Straa meo tore
9lf5 hiI0e al Del nooitIeoe asprner.
naar Soroen oanoes.
NleO Oenac 9Ian Tor Eie er BET
life ia oanifcliat IL ioritaa IN.
ferries 6orboIo iii Iprferne e0er
Den M 9adbeauuote arig pna Bal
fan. 6or GuiHano gerber oct M
mere enc nogen Sinoe ier ON at
6euare 1urfiet % bets 6erre0smmc
u6sifa0rct. la ben tnife SanOeDei
FIR aaa n~iortnrret isennem Sul
;a1ens yanor.
Wen bette pee enalau6 o. Sran-
RI tiaiae. Tor Dem gqloer oct
oaiao M mere emo no8en Sinoe
irr at hun0re 5niferne / at naa
Nonitanfiaopel. 3e aaiere0e oil 10
aao cnb0er @aaoe isge at treble
1oiflano. Tom De timber 9anifeIig
beo ueO n muie.
Get oil heller npppe forbade
0crocn en- Be aaiereoe Tor en-
1iO in0ihaer 4narebet pna Tar
ontellernc Tor al bruce ben 0eroP.
ren0e 5torte eaer en- Del Oerai til
ON muii9t at tnuie gnIgarien %
aiiIaa oct tgife angreb pan Ger.
bien.
Gr 1nrOanellerne % goiporus
ierit / Spnoerne poa De aaiereOe,
oa er OpiDIoelien al Den tpife
3rem Tor ite0ie umuIiggiort, %
BET Deo aeiIereu % bans Wpno
goot: oerior maa Der M gsres en-
aroitanitrPngeIie. isreno BET er for
lent. bUis M Blot life 3nifInno al
ben aariaa iremifpnoer 9prtiets
Sab, ioet Der al ben @rnno BRACES
ina mango bes iIere al De aaiereoes
trooper til galfnn / Rprbeoen al
aonitantinopel, ben gn, paa bpil-
fen aIoeroens Zine for 9iebIitfet
er rettet.
ll6eInffet er oct beaer life
ON emo life meset innOipnIi9t, -
at oct fan blioe 9Diferne, Der til
9en for Den p0eOe Sieneite fommer
til OF file 1prferne al meO oeres
Serreoenme bno6e | europa %
aIien.
grooflpn, 9efp Dorf gitn, u. g.
10. Oft. 1915.
Z. 3. aiI6ftg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

tAAN +AH APAN - 49," - SaA.tS<
1ilifllo.
9fen cen eng maa inoremmes,
nemlig At bet ira ct e9oiitiif Spns-
punft life fan les, at oct Ionner iia.
Nen ri ifaI 10 life onre egoi
itiife. % BET i~oritenuer oa beaer
life 2iUet Tor Den enfelte At pare
oet.
Conner BET JIG Tor ct Neuneite
at eIife i'm 3aite iom fig ielO?
Seq mener, Oct GER BET. ielp ON
BET freezer Dire at gsre bet.
Conner Oct fig at orioe Seonin.
aemisiion2 eaer ooerbooeOet at ori.
oe 0tisiioa2 Com man Ter oct
De. Der aar efter nnoet, 4arbuuOreo
eiter 4ar6uuoreo fortiptter oerme0.
De mener iiffert. at Der lgnner Jig
Nlen -- bar on tpnft paa, at
en- meget tor Gel al 9lisiionsar
beioet er fri teltgt StoIe.
ar6eioe. iom fife alene MAD itet.
tes men iaa eo0t iom uOeIuffenOe
bp ~ al Dem, Der oriper N3is-
iioneu?
9oorfor iaa life ogre glaze peO
II itgttc triitelige StoIer fer Dor
egen % port e1ct Soils llng6oml
@ooe SfoIer fan life 9eres lon.
aenoe euer rento6Ie i e5eatIia 5or
itlao.
Staten itetter l%lnioeriiteter nor
molifoIer o. mango andre gaouIi8e
Snittntioner I'D ira set gyms.
puaft. at 0et paa i'm gts Isn.
ner iii At give Den opootienoe
iremaoitrp6en0e lln8Oom en- 900
Cpora8elie % GpIpsnin5.
Let er en- @rmOanria9 til, at
airteiamiuno life fan 5oIoe Stole
uoea llnoeritettelie.
@anae I'll mnaite iaa meme, At
BET 0a or fIogeit % 6e0it for 3irten
n oUerlaoe III Staten at brine go
l%earbeioet.
Ren Sprfil mo- mares. at Qri
fteu0ommeH oa oens Sano5e0 er Del
0uientIiae GanneliesmioOel o. Al
Qirfen ION 9qrer % 9%eior5rer a
Rrnten0ommen I bsieite Suitans er
mionrIia ior %llHgoommens Opora.
gel'e On 8annelie. % on Stateu. i
0ette 9ano er l%esreoet ira airfen -
omeuo ! uoqen @rao uuoer Oens
Suoflp0elie = iao fan ben life gi0e
@%arantier or trifteIi8 Sno-
fIpoeIie eaer mob o Sno.
flpoelie Deo oen5 SfoIer.
0erfor % netop Oertor fan
airfeu / bette 2ano aloria tomme
Bort ira tom en- al fine beIigite %
6preite RIigter at oripe Sfole. %.
ina bsiere 5foIer, Tor at De rem.
a~6itrpbenoe uuge fan iaa lige ina
goo ll0oameIie unoer friiteIia
SnOfIpoeIie, iom 5tnterne bpoer
Dem uOen oenne SnoiIDoelie.
Get ITO ira bette Snnspuuft ne
ner ieg, at ri iremoeles bar 9ru8
Tor Qut6er College ON StoIe.
% Del, ieg ina egentIia oiloe meo
oisie 9inier, 6et par At tstte
BEN 9nnfe, iom @ait arogb
fremboI6t Der I gInoet Tor en- 9to
iioen. at biplpe 2utber College til
at iortiptte I'm @erning peo ri
.piIIige g~i6rng.
Seq bill eerne opre meo at poe
Ststte, og BET Tan nGppe ieile, al
mango 6erin6e / areoien. boor go
ZEN er beIieoen0e, os buor ben
fsrit og iremmeit oil ipreoe Bella
nellie, oil oPre meo til at itstte ben
pao Den Roa6e. anore no oper
Samiun0et oil ogina ppre meo
BERTH.
CAB oen 9anfe bliDe orsitet, %
lao Dem. iom BET Iiager nprmeit,
Ie at foo floret, bDorleoes Stolen
fan iinoe fit naturIige girfefelt, og
boem Der DiI brre meO til at boil.
De ben oppe Deo iripillise giorns
Sligo gi6rag piI NOT pie fig at
Dpre Isnnen6e paa lin Bis.
q. 30. an6erfen.
0nmifsmeAfemmc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

Mar Leserne henyender ak I'll Folk
am ayerterer 1 Biadet. euten fc- a.
ksbe hos dem eller for at faa oplysnins
an det averterede, bedes de altid ON
tale. at de saa Ayertissementet | dette
Rlad. bet vii we're til gensidig ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

ITifalde af, at Bladet like modtages
regelmessigt, bedes man klage til de-
stedlige Postkontor. Skuide dette IKE
hjelpe, bedes a henvende sig t.
~..Danskeren"s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

6ortirttes pno fiOite sioc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
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Entered at Blair Post Office as second
class matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
CATHEDRAL'S COST
NOT DRAIN ON POOR
Dean Grosvenor, of St. John the
Divine. Denies Expenditures
Are Unfair TO Church.

Dean Grosvenor of the Cathedral of
St. John the Divine replied yesterday
70 criticisms and complaints made by
poorer Episcopal churches and mis-
sions regarding the expenditure Of
money for the building OF the cathe
dral. The matter was discussed at the
annual meeting of the Cathedral
League in Synod Hail.
According to Dean Grosvenor. the
money which is being spent for COM
pleting the cathedral has been con-
tributed by persons who are also sup
porting the poorer churches and mis-
sions of the denomination, so that in
no sense is the former work gripping
the latter. The mission work, despite
the many complaints he has received,
Dean Grosvenor added, has not suf-
fered during the last year. In empha-
sizing the importance of the construc-
ton of the nave. for which the dean
made a plea for more funds, Ralph
Adams Cram, architect of the nave,
said:
THE cathedral building is the most
important piece of architectural art
now being built anywhere in the world.
It is the largest and most expensive.
and can never be completed except in
response TO an intelligent public opin-
ion"
The report of the treasurer, Charles
F. Hoffman, gave the total cost of the
cathedral to date as s2,201 900, and the
total gifts to the trustees for the cree
ton Of the cathedral, the choir school,
the seven chapels. Synod Hall. and all
other maintenance and building OK
penses. as S6.5O0,OO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

ways Of taking over the work OF Euro
pean Zionists because OF the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

TO delay the spirits in their pursuit
OF the dead man. Naturally. il takes
them so long 10 work their way
through all the holes. that the man is
safely buried before they arrive at
the grave
These were the only concessions to
Chinese tradition which were permit
ted by Mrs. Gum, who Is a Christian.
The Reverend John Henry, Of the
Church Of All Nations, conducted the
services, at Is Mott Street, where the
body had been lying in state for two
days. As soon rs she can arrange her
business affairs. Mrs. Gum will take
Gin Gum 70 the resting place Of his
ancestors, AT Canton, China, and she
herself will devote her life to mission
ary work there.
Early In the dsy Mrs. Gum told the
story Of her husbands life. She
speaks English well. and was proud Of
the fact that her three children had all
received an American education.
"Mr. Gum was very liberal in his
views" she said "He always let me
come and 60 freely; just as wanted
TO. An American husband couldn't have
been kinder"
He was the most generous man in
Chinatown" said one Of the women
mourners. "l'm the washlady here.
lie didn't need to notice me. but he did.
Nobody ever asked him for money in
vain"
Gle didn't believe in them suffrs-
gettes." went on Mrs. Gum, "but he
thought that woman lawyer was Won
derful. What was her name? Yes.
that's II. Miss Milhollsnd."
On the parlor wall hung the proof
81 the friendship Of the sage Of China
town for the suffragist. II was a
framed picture Of Miss Milhollsnd on
horseback.
Inspector Wakefield dropped into
Chinatown in the morning TO find out
If the Hip Sings had any plans afoot.
He was told that as far as the Hip
Sings were concerned they desired to
go TO the funeral. but they feared the
On Leongs would not like il. There
had been a rumor that Mock Duck was
afraid to attend the funeral because
of ancient unpleasantnesses in Death
Alley. This Mock himself denied.
81 will not go to the store where the
body is" he said. "but with my wife
and family will join the funeral when
il reaches Bayard Street.
Don't believe there is dead line
any more in Chinatown between the
Hip Sing Tong and the On Leong
Tong. In 1918 the tongs made peace
and that peace will not be broken"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. Apti -.

Washington. Aprii a.
ARMY.
Ma WILLIS ULINE. eusIiermas'ef Corps from
d.' g take eTe SrM NIX TO- 10Th Cav, to Quar-
iermsssf Corps. June 2. nee Ma. joins d. L.
HAFTNAY ( yITH tom cG s,S 10 sb Inf,
Following assignments Officers. infantry arm. re-
Gently promoted. announced Ma; GEORGE Up.
T EEhH. SN I6 l3i Mai ii Ulysses G. MAIEx
CAPT HHp aGrREb III, Z KEySINGroN. cav. assigned
CAPT, GEoRGE {. SHAW M TO son IN In' r.,
csp.i JAMES =, MUNRO IHh Cav; to qa,Ie5-
T YALE rHT. G Guar q corp,
Capt PHILIP IABEk i[Gn S'h ,, 10 IN .o.i NE
- 80 Sec. Lieut.. ROGER ii. WILLIAMS. ITO Inf
ro1osing officers Coast Art. from companle, indi
csled g.s,:snsa '' d ana ,oT = 6 f9%
c cl'' and DIR F!REpFRck HAMA. .s,6 Co =,
ff tai GL S?6''i ar ~ IT. Tsn5ysa %.y i
x. M Of T. F Sa'sfG leu ~ RESNETA = WILLIAMS
:s ~ r Gs''' MA$ %fFf nkxzA IT, "' rye
moved NAV /. Lieut. LAMA assigned ?''h
Re ,i. ES q. Firs, Lieut. RUSSELL p car.
MAN. Medical Reserve cons accepted effect
s, ApT5l' I leu JOSEPH J. MDoNALp le,h cav.
du;, with Yelo5s,oue Park detachment. 20 For
Leaves of absence Mao- LOUIS REEChEMlN
j., Mean go-Es fonI m?,iIS ,t2m Mas 49,
month, upon relief
i'i Dis A'I Apr, 25 to ccmmsHd.rn chiz Pacific
cc IS'er % H Ne wuRTzBArGH. Bureau o. Maya
ton. Aprtl a aid t,o ,,.re r az - s,.ro.,
H-iccr. nav ysri. NV YORK
r,@ui com / { RICHARDSON nav "srd Ner
York: 10 r,'uF gu, Oklahoma and or board
LsM, Junior sr;de,c xB r v sIM $3.50,
F EGS' ana a. y y MLFA> snd { 3 ,RKyDER,
Chief Gunner, s SEhEpkE snd I. vi c R0
MeIcsi ms J. Won. WEDEkt>D. marine re
c-uiiirg station. y. Y. 10 nav re'fuinns s'a-
A,s',l SIigesa { 4 COSTELLO Med. Reserve
Assist Surgeons ! " QI I'M. J u HARRIs
GA GtENX 4 M.cr EhGsiT6oN ana I l. l.
IAN44T IL Med Reserve Corps. NaTsl Med
cn ,e1 S lanes III HR0E 90 Nsrh Hospital Phil
Cb iSs'i Mschiri.t R BOWIE Vermont: to TEN
u,eC 9ssi5y, dJ' rARkER fsceitns ,sip New
York to Vermont
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Arrii g Hannibal a. New orleans. NeorrsA ana
, Solsce At Hampton Roads .,,.
An,U "a ~Sfanfish D-l and I A. Annspois.
N,,,h Dakota A. Hampton Rotdsi Ce'ic ~ Nss
YORK yard: PatuIent 81 Norfolk
April ei-Csllao al HonE NONE
SAILED.
Ami % Soiscs Norfolk. for Hampton hobs
trkansas southern dfil grounds. 10y NeE fors.
Nebrssks southern drll grounds tor Hampton
Roads. Severn. Potomac. C-l -. t-3. - ahi
. > Almiran'e BaS. for trisioeal.
Anru 81 and n 2. Norfolk. Tor nnspo -
Hcrh DAKOTA Norfolk Tor Hampton Roads.
Areihu,s Guantanamo. Tor Por' Arthur Ter
Pstuaeut Hampton Roads for No-foiE -,
Msnet,a New York yard n proceed 70 Ners Crn
when ready 'or on arrival assigned 70 du'F
With cruiser squadron.
Eastern Mediterranean. relief OF Norm tsoiha
De. Moiues Guantanamo Bsy 10 proceed 70 kss.-
srn Msd..enineln reie o! Tennessee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
LOOK LIKE TWINS;
HELD AS F0RCERS
Prisoners Accused ofCash-
ing Checks by Posing
as Army Officers.

Lodged in the Tombs awaiting Fed
eral action are two prisoners accused
of impersonating United States army
officers and termed by the local head
of the Department of Justice the clev-
crest forgers captured in long time.
Not alone were the officers baffied by
the similarity of the alleged methods
of James NJ. Keegan and Edwin G.
Becker, but they are as alike in feat
ures as twins.
Both are said to have been in prison
many times and have a chain OF aliases.
Keegan said he was twenty eight years
old and Becker twenty-seven. They
disclaim any professional or social &C
quaintance.
Keegan, medical student, of At
lanta, was arrested in Baltimore few
days ago. He was taken from the home
he established for himself and bride,
TO whom he was married on April !.
Forged checks passed In every city OF
any size between here and Pittsburgh
are ascribed to him in the character OF
Captain Corydon G. Snow, Of the Medi-
cal Corps. U. 8. A.
Complaints have been coming in for
six months. Hotels, medical supply
houses, book stores and military tall
oring establishments were victimized.
Keegan is accused Of getting more than
seventy-fve forged checks cashed. in
sums ranging from s25 TO $500. There
are six indictments against him: lie
was brought TO the Tombs on Friday
night and held in $4,000 bail for trial.
Becker worked his way to San Fran
cisco and back, il is charged, passing
certified forged checks in the guise OF
Lieutenants P. B. Fleming and c. 6.
Rogers, Captain Henning and number
Of others. He was brought from Phila-
delphia. William NJ. Offley. of the De-
partment Of Justice. has checks which
indicate that Becker got away with
thousands of dollars within the last
four months.
Steamship lines, fashionable dog
fanciers. piano establishments and book
and army supply stores were his VIC
tins. Some Of his alleged assumed
names appear on the sailing list OF
many steamers. He would go TO
steamship Office and engage passage
for himself wife and child. With the
change from certified check ne would
leave the office.
His undoing came on Thursday when
he entered a steam ship Office in Phila-
delphia. When g clerk telephoned the
New York office for reservations on
a steamer and gave description OF
the man he was directed to call the
nolice. There arc twelve indictments
against him. His bail is $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
zI0NISTS TO AID JEWS
Plans to Relieve War Suffer
ing on Programme for Boston.

A demonstration Of Zionist strength
and enthusiasm will be held when the
American Federation Of Zionists holds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

its eighteenth annual convention In
Boston Juno 20 TO July /.
Delegations from all parts Of the
country will be sent to formulate ac-
ton to assusge the condition OF the
Jews In the war regions and Palestine.
Louis Lipsky. chairman Of the executive
committee Of the federation. will pre-
side. The federation will also consider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

The woman was about Twenty-Five
years old and wore dark dress and
coat. The description fitted that Of
Lucy sellet, missing from 81 Orchard
Street, Yonkers. The man had mus
tache and wore blue serge suit, with
a black and white striped shirt Peter
Pensen, barge captain, discovered the
body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
NEW SUMMER MODELS
WOmen'S Linen FrOCkS
12.5O 14.5O 1850
12.5O

Smart tailored models fashioned simple lines. charm
ingy effective in the colOrings and
trimmings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
Bodies Washed Up at Yonkers

Coroner James p. Dunn Of Yonkers
is trying to identify two bodies, one OF
young woman, the other Of middle
aged man, washed up in the Hudson
River there yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
"Jenny' Model FOuIard FrOCkS

Exact reproduction OF the original model
in dotted foulard with sell ruchngs, IN :
sets OF chiffon and touches OF embroidery =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

MADAM:
Dean Egbert OF Columbia Univer-
sity has recommended economics a.
ore Of the Ave courses to be given at
Sing Sing.
"You advocate vocational training in
the public schools, but vocational train.
ing without understanding OF industrial
conditions will lead TO injustice to the
workers, TO Q richer exploitation OF
workers by employer
~ our public schools are really run
in the interests OF the public they must
become social laboratories In which the
problems Of society production and dis
tribution especially are studied. Other:
wise all that vocational training will
accomplish will be tho continuance and
furtherance Of our present chaotic and
irresponsible industrial system.
ROBERT HABERMAN."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
Silk Tailleur Suits

In navy blue and black faIIc SIR. DeveI.
opcd in an extremely smart side plated
coat model Formerly 49.5'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25

Yuchi Indians hold that all that II
necessary 10 to have a pregnant wom-
nm encircle the goal.
these rules are based on an aver
sion Of the primitive mind which many
OF us find IL impossible to justify, i'm
possible even to feel.
ITO make others suffer for an un-
justifiable aversion, TO make them suf-
fer for an aversion no longer even felt.
that, il may be, Ia as valid a definition
Of wanton cruelty as we can make"