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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-12

The annual meeting OF the Michigan
State horticultural society will meet 10
the city of Grand Rapids on December
IS and 9. A fine program is prepared
for the enjoyment OF all
Mr. and Mrs. w G. Epley and Mas
ter George were among those who TOOK
advantage OF the fine weather last Sun
day and motored TO Kalamazoo.
The weather man for the past three
weeks has been doing all 10 his power TO
make good for some of the nasty wealth
err be gave US during the past summer.
Mrs. Rachel bailey returned Friday
night from two weeks trip in the in-
terest of temperance and suffrage. She
also attended November at Lansing
the large gathering of temperance work
ers for launching the campaign for state
wide prohibition She reports that
great enth usiasm and faith was mani
tested that the whole OF Michigan would
eventually be as white upon the map as
Van Buren, county has been for the last
80 years
Married at the Methodist parsonage
asst Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
Henry G.. Smith and Miss Lila A. Love-
land, both of this place. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. o. Carman.
Special bargains in hats at Sanger &
Gardeners, Savings bank bldg adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Cole have been in
Cassopols the past week, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. AL. Anderson.
Rev. j. l.. Mere bon, local preacher
who resides at Mendon, was the guest Of
Rev. Carman and family on Saturday
and Sunday.
Real estate transfers by Decker d
Decker: Theodore Roush, Paw Paw, 40
acres in Almena to Frank Martin, Paw
Paw; g. II Kosh. Vicksburg, parcel Of
land in Almena to Asa f. Smith, Paw
Paw; Asa f. Smith, house and three
acres 10 Paw Paw to j. A. Miller, To-
edo, o.; M. L. Decker Paw Paw, to l..
ID. Carson Of Chicago, 80 acres Kalama-
zoo, $50 an acre; Frank Moore to M. L..
Decker, two fat in Chicago; M. l..
Decker to Paul Bloomhagen, grocery
and meat market and two fat in Chi
cago. List your property with Decker
Il Decker, the home real estate dealers,
and get results.
Advertised letters-Wm. Eye, Mr..
Levant Montag, Mr. Fred Williams.
There will be dancing party at the
Maple City club rooms Thanksgiving
evening, November 20. adv
Donald Payne and family expect to
move to the city for the winter and will
occupy the Will Payne house on Kali
amazoo street.
Mrs. George Weston spent the latter
part OF last week in Lawrence, the guest
OF her mother, Mrs. j. r. Barrows.
One ticket to the New Colonial Thea
ter will be given free with every Is
cents purchase in trade, making two
big values at the price of one. at the
Golden Rule Store.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-12

One-half off on all children's hats at
Miss Lords hat shop. adv
Rt Rev. Bishop Mccormick OF Grand
Rapids will visit ST Marks church Wed.
nesday, November II, for confirmation
and will preach in the evening.
Prof. Robertson of the Alegan schools
was Paw Paw visitor on Wednesday.
The Misses Jean Douglas OF kalama.
zoo and Olive Hartley of Gobleville
we're The week end guests of their aunt,
Mrs, c. e. Wallace, at her summer
home on the banks of Lake Cora.
Mrs. &. e. Wallace entertained G. S.
Scovel aud family at dinner last Sunday.
The citizens of South Haven are
surely Seeing things" ard South Ha.
ven is 10 our own Van Buren, county.
Last week someone saw the ghost OF a
woman strolling along the shore at Will
low Beach. This woman was supposed
to have been murdered on the beach
several years ago. Mondays paper
came out and said that phantom boat
had pow joined the ghost lowering about
the beach. We are wondering, what
next? 1t may be the entire German
army.
The Lady Maccabees will hold fancy
dress party at their hall Thursday eve
ming, November H. Each member is.
privileged to invite one guest. Pot luck
supper.
Wide awake buyers will take advan.
tage of the big reductions in all milli-
merry at Miss Lords Hat Shop, begin
ming Saturday, November Ii. adv
Big reductions on all millinery at Miss
LORDS Hat Shop, beginning Saturday,
November l3 adv
CooIey & Company now have their
store nicely arranged and partitioned off
so that you can find the grocery de-
partment situated on the east side and
a complete line of new dry goods on the
west. All is neatly displayed and makes
a very attractive store. Eugene Cooley
and his able assistant, Fred CLOSEUP,
have the groceries 10 charge. Rodney
Speese, who has had several years ex
psrience, has complete charge OF the
dry goods They make speciality ,of
their shoes, corsets, underwear for all
people of all sizes. They also carry
many notions and every day adds little
more to their already full shelves and
counters.
Our townsman, John Felter, received
the sad news last week, that four of the
leading business men, Messrs. Alder,
Schroeder, Citizens and Daub OF Marsh.
field, Wis, had met a sudden and tragic
death. While on their way to spend
Sunday afternoon at the home of
friend ia L ear by town their automo-
bile was struck by the 500 train, and ell
four gentlemen we're almost instantly
killed. These men we're all friends and
intimate acquaintances OF Mr.. Felter.
Wanted-Family washings to do, will
come after and deliver the same. Mrs.
Elizabeth Joinskewske. So. Lagrave and
st. Joseph streets. adv.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-12
THROWN FROM MOTORCYCLE

Wayne Rider, son OF Vim. Rider OF
Waverly township. had the misfortune
to break his leg last Saturday. He was
coming from Kalamazoo on a motocyle
when the accident happened. The ma
chine struck a sandy place in the road
and threw him. Lester Jennings who
was passing in an automobile, brought
the injured boy to Paw Paw, where DR..
j. e. Maxwell reduced the fracture. 1t
VAS bad break and will take some time
TO heal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-12
OUR ROLL.

Those who have paid their subscrip-
ton to The True Northerner for the
week ending Novembr II:
w. A. Prater, route l
Duane Mcguire, route |
e. A. Newcombe, route 2
Thomas Hutchins, route
Mrs. S. j. Lindsey, city
Mrs. G. e. Samuels city
j. Cleveland, city
9. K. Duryea, city
Mrs. Eiz abeth Joinsko wske, city
Frank Tedrow, boomingdale
Mrs. Jennie Hutchins, Orlando, Cal.
Marie Cooper, Detroit
q. +. Young, South Haven
Vim. Rickerson, San Diego, Gal
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-12
OUR BURDENS.

Every evil and wasteful habit
draws upon our strength and re-
sources without making any proper
return. On the other hand, every
task faithfully done. every response
biEty manfully borne in the path Of
duty. steadies US, like well bestQw-
ed ballast. There are loads that
help us as well a, loads that hinder.
These we should cheerfuIly take
up and those resolutely cast of.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-12

Van Buren, Co. Pomona Grange will
meet with Bangor Grange Thursday,
Nov. Is.
All fourth degree members are invited
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-12
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UnkInd.

Tired Business Man-Take dancing
lessons! Well. guess not! There are
too many other ways by which | can
make fool of myself. His Loving
Wife-Yes, dear, but you have tried all
Of those.-Judge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
.,OanIferen"
onsOas ben 6. ottober 1915.
Blair, 3tbr.

5foleu er M oeo at fomme goot
/ Gang. Ter er anfommen IS Stu.
Seuter o. eleper - IS tbeoIo9iife
StuOenter % 70 / Be andre a(as-
Ter t%iliammen. Ro9te ilere Deates
meo oct fsrite Der piier zig bet Gle.
beige peO gespnoelien aar, at oet
sr Den afaoemiife 9(foeliug % DIOR.
malaioeIingen. Der er 6eOre beieai
emo iqooonIiQ. 6orretningsafOe.
Iiugen oerimo0 bar fnap iaa man.
&c @leuer iom iomme EiOer i6r.
5 Sguoags 5oI0tes Der 9git.
felt meo ofientlige @eoer i airfen
5ormiooag, gitermiooa8 % Aiteu
DIN 5ormiOoagen pr9Oifeoe 8roi
gig til 6gimesie no ira 3. moi
Is M at 5oIoe 5eitio og taffe
On gftermi00naen BAR Der Samtal.t
meoe. l9rllg beregnet paa 5orgl-
ore. oDer Seiu Orb: Y99rer BEN
At bolOe aft BET, ION iea bar beia.
let eoer@, Q3t. %. 20. Bat. 2aur.
fen in0leoeoe. On afterm taltt
8uit. RielIer no ira Sroet: Som.
mer Cots Suitru / Su.@ - Ger
oar Iagt megen 6li0 o. 0mtanft
for 9ngen oeo airfens 9Dntnin1
FOR 4nIeoningeu, oct oar nuiter
iom en- IiGe Notwithstanding
Dor befeuote 9nnosmmS
sfrp0oer 5. z. So5nion an6efaIer
iig meo aft til bans 6og 6enb6ren.
De. gn iRrIig SnobpoeIIe rettes til
gleper oe 9qrere peo Dana Cole
&c % Srinitatis Seminarium. ri.
meIige griier iamt iIinf og reel Be.
banolinq garanteres.
Bulbs for bedding. We
have just received a large con
Signment Of imported bulbs for
bedding out and forcing. They
are all in first class condition
and parties wanting beautiful
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
aennarO, Re6r.

0giaa Der bar Der 9eitfeit / Ssu.
bags meo Nsoe baaoe 5ormiooag %
glfteu. DIN 6%ormi06naen prpoifeoe
Steoets Brett ooer 8a9ens Guam
qelietefit, anoen R9fte. ON Seils
iom 8intrGet % Oiieiplene ION
@renene. Der ifal bare 6ruBt.
Nils 9tie!ien Mhliiflureriuoen PED
Cana COLLEGE ipilIeoe Cr5eIet. Sic.
II TamiIier baB0e 5ra9t en- rilti9
900 0ia0furo meo. iaa u no 0fi0s
0nqsmoaltio / 8irteu 0m eiter
miooageu 1etsleoe5 irit meO Gale
% San9. Stuoeat 4ntoa 9aaiel
talte iorit, % ban q Q}rS. 9aaie9
lana Here 9tnmre ior os a%tfompa8-
neret meo oeres 6efea0te StreuBe
mitrumenter. % Mis- ]tietieu lang
ct 9ar 5oloianle 9ait. anoeriea
talte liOt no ira ut. y, IS % 20.
0Qiaa Der oar airfen p0ntet ior
4nleonin1en, ON fife ina ri9t ionl
Ger / Blair. ia ooa imaaiulOt,
ierIia meo 9lomiter.
- 5 N}an0a9s par Der 9egrdveI.
e / aennnro. let par en- Al De gam.
Ie Settlere, ser bar boct en- g}ils
g3ei Rorooeit for 91en. en- soenifer.
9eu9t Sohnion, Ger bleo 5earaoet.
6aa par OeO meQet pluoifltl ! Ner.
oa1s II. an0eriens aontor /
9oen mems han Oenteoe paa 7ofto.
ren, rimeligois a Ct SierteiIag.
oan oar tpt Deo 70 adr aammeI
Pait. anoerien Ie0eoe 9elraoelien
Oh talte eiter 4nmoonina baaOe
paa 0nuif % enaclif. 5sraealros
tieueiteu hoIotes Wetooiitfirten.
ioroi ben er iterre o. RUNNER iIere
6oIf en0 Dor onnife airfe.
- Mrs. Sens 0ieIien (2ns6oIot)
bar / oen iiOite llgestio meiteuoeIs
maattet boIoe 5enaen o. Iioer life
iaa lot al 5merter ~in0peuoia. %
bun bar life funnel iaa 3iIipn al
benoes gamle 2pge, Dr. Drummer,
oa ran oaiaa ielp ligger aIuorlig
in. 6naber 0oa. bm mac mart
bIioe beore. font bun er Inngt op.
pc / SaIpiier0ierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06

flowers next spring should buy
bulbs now. The shipment consists
of Hyacinths. Tulips, Nareissus,
Freesia, Daffodils, and Chinese
Lilys. Also a large selection of
Peonia roots. Phone us your
wants or call at greenhouse and
not only inspect these bulbs, but
see one Of the incest greenhouses
in the state. - R dgers &
Prefer. Prop.
- DR. E. P. Ireland, 0steopath,
first door east of P. o. Both
Phones.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06

6alone % iaareOe. Sabine: sop.
nant Sobs. Ntarquaroieu, 20 Var,
Stabsier8ent alaus 9ennings 900
al ltne 0aar). 9enr. y. Jeielien,
ale al 6lensbor9 IoiainabrsOrene
ytIeoIai 90 5obs. Garitenien, eage.
bpf, Stnbsieraent asmuSien, lsn.
Der, Sobs. Beterien. 5snoer, 5elo.
ipebeaeitnant ). Grim. llobierg,
Chr. Sanien III, emmeIsbel, 3uns
g~roOerien, aunbeI, 81. an0erien,
1umbsl, % Aar, Wariiis 9lau.
len, aabenraa. 20 aar, 9ans So
r%enIen, aabenran, 26 Var, Raanus
geierien % Sens 81. Rnon, 9ei6sI,
Sans SdmiOt, 9iterlm6. Rs.
Sdmiot. 9. @inSet. u. 1bomien,
SfoDbD, @sitnant Garl 6anien. Sa.
oersIeD, Sans 8. panieu. 9oitIuno
Msae Gso al line saar). % aar.
Soareoe: q. 9eterien, 9uiabilo,
9reorene Better. 9loDia o. Darius
gielien Roit 9itcrmarf. 81 Ssr.
%aenien, 6norupifop
BnlobrDlInp. 5orbeuoprenoe gel.
rer Sans Sesien Msacr % oa.
itru / 9roa9er fun0e Den 81 MI.
quit ieire oercs @ulobrDaup. glsl.
Ter er "a o. bans 9uitrl So aar.
De BAR bait , Bern. Sfonaaer
Neaer, Dos 5Dem oe Dor, o. en-
Cater, iom er $50 ior nogle War
iioen. De aanrle. liar @ll0bruoen,
er Iegemlig ifrsbelige. men De er
begge aanosiriife. &c bar / 0eres
Om9ipelier O9ret nateoe iom 6p.
oeriiae o8 itrebiomme 5olf Isl
ao.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP

"Danskeren, a weekly News
paper published at Blair, Nebr
by Danish Lutheran Publishing
House is owned by The United
Danish Ev. Luth. Church in
America. Editor: A. NJ. Ander
sen, business Manager: H. Skov
Nielsen. Address of both is
Blair, Nebr.
There are no bondholders
mortgages, or other security
holders.
H. Skov Nielsen,
Business Manager
FIR. Claridge, Notary.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
@nOsticnciter

SBn6ag- Sen0agsitoIe SCI.
9,f5. @uostieneite 81. 1890 6m
og RI. 8 afteu.
acnnnro: 5ngen @nostieneite el.
Ter Senoagsifole Senoa9 ben 10.
DIT. gngelif @lIOstieueite SenOage-
ne Il. % 81. DIT, oanit @uostie-
ncite Seuoag Oen q. DIT. S0n-
0a9sifole ale oisie ire Senon9e.
Sen0agsifole al. 10. 8uostieueite
81. Il.
Crum. @uostieneite I. oe 8. Ssn'
bag i bpar RaaneO. 81. 1890 6or.
mio6ag.
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A FEW GOOD
LUTHERAN OOH

A Brief History of the Luther
an church in America, by DR..
j. l.. Neye. Cloth, net 800.
The Life Of Martin Luther.
by DR.. William Rein, Cloth,
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Laaches Book of Family Pray.
er, Half Leather $1.65, Gilt 1925.
Our Homes and Our Children
by o. Klykken. Cloth. rs Cts.
A History of the Reformation,
by Rev. p. A. Peters. Cloth. rs
Cts.
Sunday School Handbook, by
Rev. j. r. f. Hunt. Cloth. s1.OO
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Suffer. Cloth. so Cts.
The Heart OF Man, Bosrds.
Is Cts.
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The Reformation Series 4
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HisiionsmgOe

af6ol0es. ON SUB oil, i maple
8roDe % Iurfep gaIep Neniebe.
Der ira s. til 10. Ottober % / 9i.
borg og oeitre airfe ira Is. til II.
On fprIi9 SuObpOeIie len.
6es beroeo til ale.
9na Renigbe0ernes 8egne.
ii. q. 3~ersil0
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Oct forbaane6s aOrs.

On 5ort9Ilins ON en- eng.
LENDERS 8oIe meIIem Gsb oa
5slom Deb 5oror6 af OIfert
Rieoro. 800 Sioer Z iIIuTtreret
OmfIoa so cts.
0nniib entb. gnbl. Souis,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
Wisiionsmpoe

On @uO oil, ai6oIoes Risiiona.
msoe / Wareus, ga, ira 15.-l7.
Oftober. 9enner ira npr og fern
in6bpoes fprIiait til at Dele Cubs
Riges Sober meo os / oisie Gage.
geiegetoe beoes meIoe iia til UNDER.
tegneoe in6en 10. Of.
goa Qa5aretbs Wenigbeos 0egne.
3. S6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06

Yiisiionsm eoe

bolOes, oil ono, / 8iair Dieniabeo,
blair, Qebr.. / Dagene 21.-24. OF.
tober. ~ On bierteli1 SnobDoeIie til
ale. Dtelo m~oertegneoe eoers aoul.
me. Raa Reniqbeoens 9e1ne.
g. 8. 4isIIer.
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Misiions. % l~lnaoOmsmpbe

agtes af9olOt Der 4eniabeoen 0nsene 2O-24. 0fto5er. 81
in0bpoer 9enaer til at Oee CUBS gus @oOer meO os Be 0aael
) foI pPre bierte1g ocIfommenl DaeIS eoers aonime til mig
feneit . Is. 0ftober Tor At Ger fan bIpe ier9et ior 5aOfoor-
terin9. u. d 4n0reofen, @pr II. Na5s PrG1t
Reenab, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
Wisiionsmeoe.

0agene ira 10.-17. Oft. BIZ
Der Der. ON Ono oil. U%iisiionsms.
De / @ef1iemane airfe. Gacine, 8is
z. u. 9on6o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
Misiionsmgoe

9et5ania Nenigbeo, PIate 90, Nebraita, 0o3ene ira . 10.
II. 0ftober. @met: Den ian0e anger o. 1ro pI
bItoe 6rsftet. vi oil gerne bare mange geieaeuOe. AGe oeItonne.
5iIreienoe beOes mel6e 6eres aonne til auorep @eterien, u. l.,
2inoioD, Rebr. q. Rasmusien.
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W1islionsmpoe / HuIfin.

Sra ben 10. til II. 0ftober 5oI0er Oi @isiionsmsOe Der i
Ruitin, ON guO Dl. let oil 8lpoe o5 on mango oil tomme %
beisse os oe Goge. g2eIo eoers Antomit 10e.
Baa gi~enigbeOens % e5ne 9e9ne.
g. SEMEN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
NisiiOnsmpoe

ct inaOant 9asoe nfboloes ben oanife Iutb. airte Oibfob,
@is, ira ben 10 Oft. 9rrnerne 5. Simonien, u. u. 9un6,
Og R. q. anOreaen bar Iooet at Oela9e On tprig 5nObDoeHe
til ale at bare meo os DC 3a9el Iauteipro5: 0erren bar giOrt
itore 9ing imo0 os; ri bRo glade. Gal 126. {.
a. g. Reoe.
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Sdenstssrdia.
NfisiionsmsSe

afboIoes, ON guo oil. / Ra31ret6 @lenig6eO. 6eoar sails. "a.
/ 0ogene ira y. til 81. 0ftober. ane @enner ira nrr % ferr
in6bpoes frrIi9it 1ilreiien0e 5eoeS meoe oeres aomme til IN
oerte9neOe or ben %. 0ftober
elias Breoenfen. 0}a6S Brett.
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WisiiOnsme0e

Gorooba, Rebr.
sra PA. Ottober af5oIoes ghsionsnsoe Dor 5reGers
Vseuigbeo. grPrerne Frsoenien. geoar Sails, Sa, Sc 9etrien,
8nnnebrog, Qrbr. OF Sr. infer. 2tncoIn. Rebr, bar louet al
Oetage. On 3iertel9 5nobDoee til genaer. 9elo unOertegneOe
e6ers aomme.
4aa I~enig6e6ens ge8ne. g. z. 8Ofenberg.
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WlisiiOnsmpoe, Davenport, ,Solpa.

DisiiOnsmpOe, Davenport, SOmn.
Sra ben 14-f7. Ottober afboIoes gisionsms0e Dnen.
port, 5o. en- oenlis 5nObDoeIe Ill ale. 0aeIo umOeregneOe eOers
aomne.
gaa 9~aenigbeoens gegne.
I. {. Sanfen. 1926 u. 6. ct.
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YdsiiOnsmeoe

af6olOes getbesoa Renig6eO, goor5eao, 5a, ira 15-17. Of
tober. aon og 5iGlp os, at 6ise g1soer maa blUe til megen Bel
iigneHe, ia itI 5 life tomme fore9oes. On fqrla 5nobpoeie
iii ale, JON oil Dqre meo.
9aa Nenigbeoens gegne. G. Sanfen.
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Misiipnsmpor

aI50I0e5- ON ono 5T- N0pIe 0r75e o. 1urI0 G1Ia0 IfeRIl
6eoer ira S. til 10. ofto6er % 9fbor1 oj peitr aire ira 10.
til Il. Cfto5er. en- fprdg ~SHo5poeic icnoes aer5co til ale.
gaa MeniJbcoens 81ue. 10 81 SerftlO
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NiisiionsmpOe

I'll euo. bdper Der 9isionsmsoe / Il. 9mllls U'enig6eo
Gingie0, ga, ira 6re0aB 6oruiooa8 10. Cfober til SenOa8
aften Il. Gfto5er. a0e er uetomael 8ahorerne. I. 2 Big.
;. g. 61riftauin % % I. Smonien bar lo7a al fren6ere 81
pets OrO. Serren gpe 9%ei8ueie, y. s. 0tlIer
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Wiisii0nemoOe 90 Wlinoefcit

a%fboI0es, 0il 8l0, CDafoHnd- Wtnn, o. Winners U%ieaI15e0er
ira 2O-24. Oftober. Q}s0er 5e1nnoer 0usool 6%itermiooag /
9emoro 01eni8beo. genner inobpOes til oete 0isOe 3nomeIo
e0r til unoertegne0e.
9aa W~enilhe0ens Became. .6ofdnarO.
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RisiunsmDOe

8erpnd, 4ebr.
Sra ben f5.-t7 Dttober afboloes glisionsnlsoe gerono.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-24
WAGES 0F UNION MEN G0 HIGHER
 SINCE MAY, I3
Wages of union men go higher sine Department of Labor In Quiry Shows Advance in
 Principal Trades.

Washington, Sept. 23-Th's depart ment of labor today made public the suits of an inquiry into tho union scale of wages and hours of labor fer 93, of the principal trades in fl of the leading cities of the country in May 1914. The average rate of wages per week for all cities taken collectively was higher on May 1, 1914, than on May 1, 1913, for D of the trades re- ported; in 17 trades there was no change, and in only one trade was it lower.
 In the more important trades the increases were: painters, 4 per cent beer bottlers, sheet metal workers and freight handlers, 3 per cent; bricklayers, structural iron workers and compositcrs (book), 2 per cent; carpenters and plumbers and gas fit ters, 1 per cent.
 Considering rates of wages per hour as distinguished from rates pei week, 70 trades showed an increase; 15 no change, and for none was th2 rate lower.
 Highest Scales.
 The highest scales per hour p8ld In May, 1914. in a few of the principal trades were: Bricklayers, s7.5 cents in Dallas and San Francisco; carpen. ters e5 cents in Chicagc; painters 7C cents in Chicago; plumbers and gas filters 75 cents in Chicago, Dallas Portland, St. Louis, Salt Lake City San Francisco and Seattle; shse' metal workers 6s.S cents in Chlcage and San Francisco, structural Iron workers 70 cents in Clevelana freight handlers eo.e cents in Ne" .a orleans; compositors (English news p,apers), day work 75 cents in seat tle. ,.o+;o,, in hours of labor between May 1918 1918 and May, 1914, 77 reported no changes and one reported an increase.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-24
AUSTRIA MUST ACT
 IN DUMbA MATTER
 BEFORE |. s. WILL
State Department Refuses to Apply for Safe Passage
 for Austrian.

Washington, Sept. 23,-The state department still maintains it's rigid attitude of refusal to apply for safe passage for Ambassador Dumba until the Austrian foreign office notifies the United States that it has actually recalled him.
 Officials of the department believe that Austria-E1nngary, in order to K pedite the departure of her ambassa- dor on September 2S, with Madame Dumba, will hasten it's notification of recall to the state Apartment
 The department still has unde: consideration tine case. of Captain Franz von Papen, the German mili- tary attache, whose uttarances in his published letters have subjected hiE. in the opinion of officials, 10 recall. It was reported unofficially today at the state departm2nt that Captain von Papen intends to go to Mexico. He is said to be at San Francisco now.
 The state department has sent all the communications it has received bearing on the Dumba and ven Papen casee' to the department of justice. No action has been announced by the at torney-ge neral as to the! case ot James F. Archibald, who carried the correspondence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-24
HESPERIAN SUNK
 BY BRITISH MINE
 GERMANS ASSERT
Ambassador Bernstorf Not flied of Result of Admir-
 atty Inquiry.

New York, Sept. 23.-While he would not discuss Captain von Papen, his military attache, nor Alexander von Nuber, Austrian consul in New York, who are respectively charged with actions that might be construed as unfriendly to the United States, Count von Bernstorff, the German am- bassador, admitted today that he had received from his government a mem- orandum on the sinking of the Hes- perian.
 "It is a note from the German ad- miralty stating that after an investi- gation, it has been determined that no German submarine could have sunk the Hesperian, and that the yes sel was probably sunk by British mine intended to destroy German submarines.
 "This has been the imperial gov emments contention since the be- ginning. 1 believe that number ol vessels supposedly destl oyed by Ger man submarines, were victims ol British mines.
 'I have nothing to say concerning Captain von Papen. MT. von Nubel is a representative of the Austrian government, and I cannot speak defi- nitely upon his affairs