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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

81 ital income enfelte 8unfter:
9tu5iea lprer, at arllnls life par
Quo, men blot en- ifa6t PLANO, ipr
5an fom til Screen. 9erue0e par
ban fun Qlemeife, fun ct 0ienneife
oar oct, Der 0eOe paa aoriet. ariiti
Oeoe 2e9eme bleU life opreiit, men
i~oripouot - muli9pis opleit til@as-
arter. 9po0 oi faIOer bans Op.
itai0elie oar fun Ell 9tDifabelie /
Plano, % ariihIs oar aIOri8 oGret
% BAR fife ono % Wan0.
Som @roiet bar Jlllsieu oeret
uaimH0elig ubelOig:
san Inrer nemIig, at ariihs /
0eu omtalte an0en aan0elige 3atur,
fom igen Ser til 3orOen i 1871. D.
/ 1878 Bier ale retiGrOige oeoe
nDifabte iom aanoer % leOer Der
paa Soroen iom AanOer. lette gel.
Ser Groieterne, 4poitlerne, Qtar.
turer o.i.p.
Som 9eDis ior oenne Aan0e.Op-
itanOelie npnner Gusiea Den Der.
liae4 Gioiliiations.ll0oifling i Den
ii0ite Mienneifeal0er. - Ger er 10
enoog blepen oi6olot o6reOsfongres.
ier1 - aItlammen eiter SnO9ribel.
len ira oenne aanOe. 0pitanoeIie,
IuiinoaarSrigetS - @iiaennietS -
0a9grp er fonmen.
Ienne ariiti @enfomittio ifuloe
ppre uoleben me0 qOfto6er 1914,
ga rSe6ningernes Cher iful0e o9re
iul0fommeOe".
ubeloigpl5 fom geroensfrieen ior-
inOen og f~ulofoiteoe belle bette Wtii.
lenniums.8pu. % Gusiel bar IN
- JONI iorOum M%ormonerne og Ie-
mere ahore antifriitelige Setter =
maattet ioranore Cato % 9lar for
@enfomiten og 0ens aiilutning. San
err MT 1tilbejelig til - un0er 8enipn
til, at 4anoe. OpitanoelienS 5reo5.
fon9reSier % gounlige GiOiliiation
cr bleoen Ger0ens 9rimmeite 6arce,
blepen iaa ioriigti9, at ban neOner
9lor 1915 eQer 1916 - ia maaife
en66a ierit 1920. antageIig oil
ban proflamere arigsaiilutningen
iom ct: aSag0e ies set life nof -
Ell 6re0sfongres"
5sori9t feu0es o9iuSieGiSmen"
paa en- 9anife oiI0 SfriitiortoIfning
Tom Z. CTS: at o0en rigc @fanOs4
9laab eiter Ell Graabc 9an0 oeIois
iif lin Gpinlbelie / Sc ioreneoe
Stoters Nppel Tor 9arm6iertig6eo
imo0 Seoerne.
Som Wormonerne bar oeres Date
ior @los 6orfoitelie al oariitenbe-
oenS &irfer", bar Gusiea Jim. Oct
par / 1881, 6o uoippeoe @uo ale
andre al i'm Walino 90 boIOer iig M
fun til oen ait0OoIgte". Spem goen
lt0palate" err - ifal lpies meqem
2inierne.
3usiea bar eiort MisiionSreiier
= oeiaa til Seonineelanoe og ienot
9eretnineer ON fine oGG0ige Weoer.
Den amerifanife Sournaliit gaiS
peo o96e Continent" toe fig paa at
nnoerIsgc saeen og puapiite, at oct
Sfib, GnsIea ieileoe meO aIorio
bap6e itanOiet / oe paaeGGOenoe
Sopne lengere ems ~ne6pen0igt for
at inotase aul og ifiite 5ragt. Der
por life bolot ct eneite Weoe.
Som / lin 3io Soiepb Smit6
fiin6e MARIE iig SilbGngere paa =
napnlis lanepeis borte, oil &usiea
6espprre bel ogiao funne oct.
Com Wormonerne ififteoe 0apn
efter ltopiflingen, iaole6es ogiaa
yMinenniets 9nggrn".
ari9ens booroe 8irfeligbeo bar
imiolertio ian itprft leperet 9epiiet
imoo @usien, at man iful6e ipnes
p6erligere Mopariel moo bans nin-
ternotionale 5orening for gibelItii.
s.U ,ff. rf..fS. L.LxS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

Qnnbsthinnspalaet.

SuhoeiUiHBepuiBSl.- Jit~IHtlatNA
Of 2onOstbingsoalget / @aar bleo
@enoaIg ober 6cIe ainien. 5 BET
me 2~an0st6ing oil ser fun iiooe
70 me Memo, % Sc iioOer pna 9laO
Ter, Ser too ledge oeo 9%eOsiaIo.
Get or aomiral aicbelieu, Der font
mer Steoet for Sfoleinipeftsr
9uioberg, % Gmtsraaosmeolem
SnnIen ira QangeIano, Der eiter'
feIacr @aorocier So6anien al Die.
RIP.
Reinltaterne ira De enteIte areOie
er i%noleoes:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
L. 2anostbin

Ser oenbalgtes @urermeiter gfieIs
AaSmnsien oa Observation-Disclosures
6. 6. Nnoerien % SIR. 6briitian.
ZEN meo 6Der 1876 ct, 5inonsmi-
niiter gran0es meO t8S ct, 0per-
retsiagfsrer 4oul 8nsmusien o9
S6eritl6itnont 9ombuicb meO bper
$50 ct. o. @roS'erer 9oI8er Pe.
terien meo f79 ct. 9ereiter booOe
soiolormofrnten 6r. anoerien AZ
Ct. o. Qroiesior 9iref 6 ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
,. #9an6s~ tbinasfre0s

Seire genDalgte proprietor 9iper
meO 60 q, 0perretsiagierer 500
ifeien meO 30 Ct, o. 0ireft6r 9De.
DC meo 50 Ct. % De paI9te aomi.
raj 9ic6elieu me0 81 Il. 0eniire
Qenuaratc Snititsraoo Sanien o.
aoniul Rsrgaar0. o. Oen raoifale
0usman0 5eppeien, ale me0 90
Ct, o. 5ocintoemafratiet genoaIg.
te Qepinifp meo 80 Ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
8. .2an0s t6inasfre0s

@enitremQuoene &c $anIcn %
Sulius 6~ranoien % Sen raoifale
q. 6. 4uoerien genpalgtes me0
bier 80 q. Ssiremru0ene @reU
anut6 % 5abrifaut 9an9e 9enuaIg-
tes mro 6e%nbolospis 81 o. 40 ct.
9ereiter hauoe 9cn5areoe 6olitein-
Solitein6ora 40 St.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

1F
Iamt 20 Sens. aonen, Ser er So
2(nr gammel, par olene biemme.
SUN forig9te itrafs at reo0e 9eiPt-
ninaen, men 2oftet ialot ne0 ooer
benoe, 6poroeo bun 6leo meget
itrrft iorbrpn6t, i0et ser elf Sl0
i benoes Saar % alGoer.
@nor6en Better 6em6ei" / gfao.
iteo peo Solitebro er neo6rpnot.
Der in0e6rpnote ca. 20 areaturer
% 3 Seite. @ieren, SoanefogeO
Sans Stemim, bleo noget iorbrGn0t
De0 at reo0e aommlnens 4apirer.
Slime opito6 pe6 9a8nin9.
. %. SerenienS @oor / Uranium
Guge err ben. II. Moi i~uI0itnnoig
ne0brpnot. Soa 9oot JON belle
9eiptningen reooeoes, meoens Sn9.
boet % 5npentariet 6run0te. 81.
Sen er opitaaet oeo @niiter ira
Storitenen.
Zen II. 0tni ne06renote oIaa-
iinqe5uiet4 poa Gp66p Marf. til.
5renoe en- @ooseier @oesgaar0
aieloien. Suiet beboeoes Al tire
9(rbei0erfamilier. hpis meite sSn0bo
brpn0te. Zen eie al 6amiIierne
bapoe life aSiureret, % Der brgnOte
oesu6en 10 ar. / re0e Renge. Sc.
BEN menes opitaaet ira Sforitenen
- 3ors6ag Gitermi0oag oen 20.
Nai bar ser bpret en- ~betDOelig 81.
oebranO poa @aifinineoferiet g4be.
mir" 4Io6s paa @ootbaa6Soei So.
Get oar uogle Ipmrere, Der op
oageoe, at ser oar 5Io / Maifin-
i%ne0feriet. Man iif olarmeret
9ronoupieuet, % fort eiter arri
pereoe ct Shlfningstog.
.Sfaen toy itrafs lat me0 ell ina.
onn &oloiombeo, at oct piite ii8
neopenoigt at tilfatoc 9iGlp ira
Geiterbro. SeIe oen Itore Sneofe.
ribp9ning itoo fife I'll at reOoe, men
BERTH IptfeoeS oct BOG at be9rGuie
SI0en.
Sooroan 3loen er opitaaet, Deo
man enonu life meo geitemt5co.
men oct antaaes, at ben TANNER
ira Motoren. Sfa0en or ret be.
tDoeli8.
MGrfeligt Spucri.- sra 9iGe-
roo meloes til q. g: gn Gllsier
ueo Raun @onl @inter, Der 6srer
bicmme / en- al DC al 3piferne be.
latte 9per, Dor / 0enne 3io pna So.
tel 9uIere0 % meoierer belle lin
5ormue, ser 6eitoar al en- balp
Riaion ar. / @pr0ipapirer. iomi
en- Sci aontanter i 9engeieoIer.
@efe oenne 5ormue opbeoarer
ban / EN- 9egnebog. 5 @oroes par
oenne 3e9ne6o8 itiaaIet, % man
iau0t 0en % nogIe 9repe, Der par
i Oen, reoet I mango Stpfter, ionl
oar 6anfaitet pe0 Stran0en.
Ter ifete itrafs anmelOelie til
Statspolitiet, men fort eiter meIOte
en- ing Niano JIG % erfIGreoe, al
ban bop6e iunoet Iegneboseu %
tuget ale 9Groipapirerne, JON ban
ierit bapoc til &eniigt al be6oIOe,
men ga ban bauoe bert, at Der oar
icnot 9uo citer 8olitiet, bIep ban
bange % aiIeuereoe oct itiaaIne.
Ran ferif @erning.- asbenbaDn
Den 20. Mai. Sioite 9tat sreb
9olitiet TO Sno6ruoetppe paa ierii
@erning.
1en enc bleD LANCET | en- 8iu-
frloer / arpitalpasiaeen og ben
anoea / Gigarban0ler Rieliens 5or.
refining / aompagniitreoe II. Ga
Gigarbanolereu fom % o~oerraifeoC
6am, loo ban, JON ban ioo, men ei
Ipuen fun0e imiolertio life fommC
no, oa ale Gore par luffeOe. San
iggte 6erior Gililugt bos Ell 5ami.
lie paa A.. SaI, og Der iongeoe man
BAN.
lloenom 9pofuntrollcn.- Slag.
termeiter Marius SEMEN, 9errebro-
ga0e, bar ppret iigtet for / ct Ell.
felt Iili9loe at pare gaaet uOenom
aeofontroaen. San bGooeoe imio.
lertio, at oct paagplOen0e aeo life
bar beitemt til Wenneifeieoe.
aai9eoel 6leo ban / @aar iOemi
200 aroner / geoe.
--. ~ 11It4.1t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
). an0st6ingsfrco
6. qanostbinasfre0s

gaa 6nn genoaIgtes Seirempn.
6ene aoniul Sen, aanmerberre SueI
OF 1orpagter 5beiImann me0 boer
So Ct, ben raoifale @nar6eier Bel.
itrup meO 90 q. % 8enitremGnoe.
ne Ssr9en Geoer'en og Direftsr
Miffelien meo boer 40 Ct. 5 Ste
oct Tor oi0eoe q. Sobonien, Oaerup
oolgtes @enitremanoen 4mtsraaos.
meolem ). q. Sanien, Siernbierg.
onar6, liaeleoes me6 40 Ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
A. Qan0~s tbingsfre0s.

Ser genoaIotes 9enitremanoen
aaptam Maeaaar0 meo 80 ct.
13 Stemmeieoler par bIanfe.
3. 2anostbingsfrcos.
Ser genoaIgtes 9toiunft arog6
meo 81 Ct, Observation-Disclosures D.
mi Senien meo Al St. % 5orpag.
ter Come meo 40 Il. 2 IeIoitreo.
ne @nlgere par u0eblepet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
Gn NoDarlcl.

Otter str. 0ogbI.@ ior IS. Mai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
,9ieiIctOOcn" am6ol6t. -

UJte1ietDUeH nHDol0t, OHoeIl5
er oct loffeoes Bolitiet at paagribe
Den Mauo, DER gennem lang li0
Dor 5iemi69t pore 9oneaaaroc,
bpor ban bar itiaalet Batter %
@aroerobeiager en- @ros.
San itiaI iorIeoen en- GgcIe I Ro5-
filOe. men 3pDeriet bleo iogttaget
al Ell Game. % oa Iooen loo
6oflen efipeocre meo 9anea til ao.
beutaon, oaarmereoe 3omen Stats.
poIitiet.
"a I0pen ite1 no pna 4erronen,
aeufen0te. ban Ell al Stat5politict5
"0poo9cre, % ior life at booe oct
io~rrpoeriife @aronti6eDis Dos iig,
loo ban oct ialoe; men oct ian 0pOa.
geren. ollnoifoIo, min 9erre, Dc
tabte nogetl" - d iaa 6leU ban
ta9et ! araoen % iert til Statspoli.
tiet ! Gei5itsaaoe, bDor ser bleo
lat 9agt DeO BAN.
5 ct u6emurfet Eieblif iaa 5goen
2eiIiabco til at ipringe op / Bin.
ouesfarmen. % / npitc 2ie6Iif ior,
ipanot ban gelllem ginonet. Neu
ban tom gaIt ira BET % 6leo zig.
9cnoe meo ct brGffet Ben.
San bleo oereiter / gmbuIan-ceu
fsrt til aommnneboipitalet Raar
6an III fommer no, ifal ser lore.
6ol0es 6an oocr 100 1pperier. iom
man meuer, ban er @erningsman
Sen til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
7. Qanostbinosfre0s

@o6seier &ottbsll % groprie.
ter Decfer genDaIgtes meO buer
30 Ct. q. 9. ariitenien og Senien.
Urn meO 6en6olosois 81 og "a ct.
oa Den raoifale Sergen Salo mcO
81 q. 3 Stemmeie0ler par blanfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

Slbebranoe- Boo Sopeo9aar6en
.9onnerslun0" oeo 5reoerifsbapn,
tilberen6e Broprietpr Webrens, OPP
itoo Der | @aar Sormiooags 3. II.
Wob Brand. Sope0bpgnineen or
neobrpnot. 90 | ben iterfe Storm
mener man life at fnnne reooe De
andre gpgninger. areatiirerne, ca.
10, er broet | 5ifferbeo. Sloen op-
itoo ueo @niiter ira ct 9ofomotio.
0erooa @ftermiooae ben 10.
Woi neobrnnote ar. Heoeriens Siis
| Tanrlp peo aalbore. Sn6boet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
@enisbebspleien % DC samlc.-

WcnlgbeospleIen % DC gafhlc.-
9iaeiom i De ire foreeaaenOe aar
ogter De i~amuirfenoe Weniebeos'
pleier ! aor at boloe en- iGrIig llge
ior De gamles Bel.
De gamles Sag, Der blen reiit
al Observation-Disclosures for oofiaige
aor Iioen, bar piinoet itor oe 900
iii ilutning. g(oifilliee Menigbeos.
pleier bar oprettet Stem for inage-
liee gnmle. On Sommeren bar
Menigbeospleien ct iprligt irit
sommerbiem for eamle, boor De
oamle faor gratis Opbolb | IA Do.
ge, os baaoe 8inter oe CONNER
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

lloenom Gpofontrollen.- Slag.
termeiter Marius SEMEN, 9srrebro-
ga0e, bar bGret iigtet for | ct en-.
felt 1iliGloe at pare gaaet uOenom
aeofontroaen. San bpooeoe inIio.
lertio, at oct paagploen0e aeo life.
par beitemt til We~nneifeieoe.
aaigeuel 6leo ban / 0oar i0emt
200 aroner / geoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
II. 2nnostbingsfreos

II ~UTO2IUTHU2TttV9.
Ser eenpaIgtes @enitremGnoene
9irefter 2aurioIen 90 @aaroeier
9egnbeI og $eiremonoen 9ireftsr
@inofeIo.Sanien meo be~nbolospis
rs, 81 og 48 ct. s Stemmeberet.
tigeoe bar frab9renoe 90 A Se0Ier
bar blanfe.
Gpmmerfantonnement. BE.
frutoanneIien peo GooioIfet al ga
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
s. 2anost6ingsfreos

9eaitremgnoene 0irefter Gals
enaro az @aar0eier Gnrl Raoien
genpalgtes meo ben6olosois 70 90
y ct. og SeiremGnbene Proprie-
tar Sort5 % groprietGr OIuiien
meo benbol6suis 60 % 50 ct. 2
StemmeieSler bar bIaufe, % 4
golgberettiae bar iraoGrenOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
sppastise 9rense.

NUUHHIIBt ~fVHBts FVFFtINt
bar nnbolot TO Drenee, Der bar
eiort iis ifplOie / en- MGnsoe IN.
oerier ira gutiffer. De bruste Den
Craft at iperge. ON oe montte lao.
ne Ieleionen, % noar De iaa 9ei-
lig6eo til oct, itial De iom '&aune.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16

dongen inipiecrer. - SIS. Waie.
itpt aonqen. Ie0iaget al @eneraIleit
nont @ert8 Generalization ellis
8olfi. Obcrit SoIbef % O6erit.
loitnant 9%auiimonn, aufom 2erOa9
5ormiooo8 8. -. Mai / ailtomobiI
til SolbGf ior at inipicere oen Der
prrenoe @nrniiion.
Sra &olbGf iortiattes til 9ting-
iteo, toor Artillerifniernen % oct
militGre SDgebus bleD inipieeret.
aon8en bilites oeo fin Qnfomit meo
3 fraitige S%urraroab al artilleri
man0ifabet. Der / en- Stprfe al ca.
100 4lono par iamlet til FaraOe.
Otter Snipeftionen bar ser poa
0otel Sotel n9oltgaaroen" en- 6ro.
foit, / 6oilfen oeItog aonsen % BAN
9eOiaaere liant @arniiionsfomman.
oanten I 9ingiteo, Oberitleitnant
9inaiteO. geo ~ Iioen iorloo
aongen after Gingiteo, bilit meo
Surraraob al Den ioriamle0e 9ien.
neifeuangoe. gpen bar rigt ilag-
impffet i auleonin9 al aongebe-
ieget.
9erira aif 1nren oioere til SIa.
aelie. 9ongen onfom til Gfiercer-
pla0ien SCI. 2.15, bpor 9ataillonen
par opitiaet. Otter Roraoen Ser
forte aonaen meo 6elge til aaier-
neetob.isiementerne. Otter at bare
beiet oisie penote aonaen al. 3.t5
/ 2(lltomobit tilbage til aebenbapn.
Sneen rusiiif Gng. - "a oct /
ginter iaa no til. al oct nilOe fnibe
nleo at ifaiie tilitrGffeligt greo.
form, in0til ri naae0e Den nGite
9eit, ifaIieoe Hegeringen uoterlels-
tillaoelie ior ct 9arti ira NusIanO,
oa oct par @eningen, al oct iflIOe
iraates BERTH oper arfnngelif, mar
Saunen Der after bIeu isiri.
0u err S~fibsinrten paa arfan.
aelif 10 bIepen nabnet, men eiter
6oao ri %eriarer, bliper ser life Gale
ON at inoisre rnsiiif Gua %ioreIs.
big. Den gebol6ning, Der aIIe.
4. IL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-16
8. nostbinasfreo

SeiremGnoene gngermeiter Stil'
ling, @naroeier RorobD og BRO
prietpr ga Gour, 0enItrem9noeue
Sans SEMEN o. Riels 5enien OF
Socialoemofraten Sarah SEMEN
eenpolates - Stiain9 meo go ct.
oo Ga Sour meo SO ct. De ANDRE
meb bper 60 Ct. Dereiter bapOc
Den rooifale aonroo geterien, Roo.
ffop, 4s Ct. 2 @aIgmGno bar ipee,
90 8 ieIuifreune geI9ere bar uoe.
bleone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-04
Personal to Rivermen.

Capt. G. E. Jones arrived here yester-
day from Charleston, S. c., to take
command of the schooner Edwin and
Maud, lying at Georgetown. Capt.
Jones will take the vessel to Baltimore
to load salt for North Carolina points.
Capt. Robert Riggin, master of the
Edwin and Maud, who brought the
schooner here from North Carolina
with lumber, has gone to his home in
Delaware to take a vacation. He will
returnto the command of the schooner
in the fall.
George Weber of Weber & Thomas,
boilermakers. foot of o street south
west, is at Colonial Beach for vaca
ton of ten days or two weeks Mr..
Weber has his family with him for
the outing.
Skipper Gibson, with Yount & Son.
fish dealers, at nth street wharf. is
aboard his launch. the Willie c., for a
cruise to the lower river. Colonial
Beach and other resorts will be visited
and the vessel will be absent from the
city for about two weeks.
Capt. Jacob Galloway. master of the
schooner Rover, at Baltimore. has re-
turned to the command of the vessel
from a vacation spent at his home
Galestown, Md.
Albert Yount of Yount & Son has re-
turned from vacation spent at Allan
tic City. and is again at his Office at the
18th street wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-04
REPAIRS TO PLEASURE CRAFT.
Launch Eleanor C. to Be Brought
Back to This City.

The little steamer Uno, one of the
few steam propelled pleasure craft
owned at this city, is out on the marine
railway at Weber & Thomas boiler
works, foot of o street southwest, for
general repairs. The hull of the vessel
is being rebuilt. All unsound timbers
and planking are to be removed and
replaced with new material. The Uno
is owned by Alfred Stewart of this city.
She will be ready to return to service
in about a week or ten days.
Arrangements have been made to
haul out on the Weber & Thomas
railway the launch Eleanor c.. belong
ing to William NJ. Penn, which was
damaged Sunday night last when the
United States steamer Barney, with the
Naval Battalion, D. c. N. G.. aboard.
ran into the vessel. The yacht Is still
down the river, but will be brought
back to this city within the next day or
two. From reports received at the
boatyard it is said that the Eleanor c.
is badly injured and will be on the rail-
way for several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-04
MORRIS ORTHAS is HELD
ON CHARGE OF INSANITY
Discharged Soldier Carries Black
Flag in His Pocket-Two Other
Suspects Arrested.

Morris Orthas. discharged soldier,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Detectives Pratt and Forteney and held
on charge of insanity He was To-
Gated by telegraph operator who had
been sent to point him out to an officer
after he had fled message addressed
to the General Agitator, War Depart
ment."
They murdered my father and
mother" read the message. will see
you in the morning."
Orthas told the police he was dis
charged from the army at Jefferson
barracks. Mo. May Il, 1915 He is a
native of Russia. he said, and had a
black flag in his pocket
Others Suspected of Insanity.
Frederick Pennington, forty-eight
years old. who told the police his home
is in Maryland. was arrested at 9TH
and p streets last night and charged
with insanity. According to the police,
Pennington talked to imaginary per-
sons on the street. He Is said to have
told the police he was a Pinkerton de-
tective and had arrested a number of
crooks.
Henry II. Mason, colored. a former in
mate Of Government Hospital for the
Insane. who Is said to be interested in
perpetual motion devices and religious
matters. was arrested yesterday.
The three men were taken to Wash
ington Asylum Hospital for obserya-
ton as to their mental condition.
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mr.. BURLESON UPHOLDS
ASYLUM MAIL ORDER
Officers of Institution Must Arrange
Distribution of Two Daily
Deliveries.

Mail matter addressed to the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane will here
after be delivered at that institution
in the morning by rural carrier and in
the afternoon by a regular city carrier,
and it is up to the hospital authorities
to provide the means for it's delivery to
the persons to whom it Is addressed,
patients and others.
Postmaster General Burleson has so
Informed the Secretary of the Interior.
who had appealed to him June %. He
further states that it Is the fixed prac-
tice of the Post Office Department to
follow the recommendations of post
masters in matters of administration
in their own postal districts, reviewing
their action only where protests are
founded on service reasons.
Reason for Discontinuance.
Upon the recommendation of Post
master Praeger Station l., at the gov
eminent hospital, was discontinued be-
cause it's receipts, in his judgment, did
not warrant it, continuance and be-
cause the hospha authorities refused
to consent to itl continuance without
compensation fol the duties of running
It,
The Postmaster General states he is
unable to see how the service condi-
tions at Station. J. differ from other sta
lions located at other public institu-
lions in this postal district. and that 1t
is his earnest desire to have the postal
service administered in uniform man
ner. treating every community and all
citizens, where conditions are at all SIM
liar, in like manner.
He assures the Secretary of the. In
terror that the government hospital will
be given satisfactory mail service and
the mail Will hereafter be delivered
morning and afternoon as already stated.
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PROGRAM OF MANEUVERS
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY
Aeroplane Practice and Other Fea-
lures Booked for Operations at
Fort Monroe.

The navy is to cooperate with the
army in maneuvers in Virginia. With
one of the latest hydroaeroplanes in use
as range finder and also to observe
the work of the big guns. maneuvers
and target practice on a large scale are
soon to be held at Fort Monroe by the
coast artillery. Lieut.. Patrick n. l..
Bellinger, one of the navy's expert avi-
ators. on duty at the aeronautic station
at Pensacola. Fla. will be in charge of
the aeronautical work.
Aeroplane Flights Planned.
The aeroplane to be used in the exer-
cises is of the Burgess-Dunne type, and
arrived at Norfolk last week from PEN
sacola. Lieut.. Earl w. Spencer. jr., L.
S. N. also on duty at the navy aero
nautic station in Florida, will make the
flights with Lieut.. Bellinger. and will be
the second man in the machine. The
aeroplane will fly over the waters Of
Hampton roads to locate targets and
enemy ships theoretically preparing to
attack the fort.
From the air the scout will signal the
necessary range and position by means
of rockets and other special signals. A
rocket gun is attached to the flying boat.
There are ten companies of coast artil-
lery at Fort Monroe.
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TOWS RAFT OF IT'S PILES.
Tug Toby Arrives in Eastern Branch,
MANY More Sticks Coming.

Towing raft of about IFS piles from
Occoquan, Va, the tug Capt. Toby of
the Taylor fleet has arrived in the
Eastern branch. About 100 of the
sticks were consigned to the navy
yard wharf, and the remainder for use
in sewer construction in the upper
end of the branch. In the last two
piles, varying in length from 80 to As
feet, have been delivered to the sewer
contractors, and many hundreds have
been brought here for the Pennsyl-
vania Avenue bridge over the Eastern
branch and for the Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. bridge across Rock creek.
A raft of piles, many IS feet long, will
shortly be brought here from Occoquan
for use in rebuilding the new munich
pal market at the FOOT of 18th street
southwest.
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BAND CONCERT.

At the Capitol this afternoon
at 5 o'clock. United States Marine
Band. William H. /Santelmann,
leader.
March, Our Glorious Banner"
Santelmann
Overture. william Tell Rossini
Nocturne, Dreams of Love-"
Waltz. Gold and Silver. .Lehar
Saxophone quartette, "Adagio ct
Fuguetto" ......... Marcus
Musicians F. Mueller, A. Pfeger,
]. Linden and F. Baptista.
Excerpts from "Boccaccio,"
Suppe
'Andante and Rondo Capriccioso.
Mendelssohn
Grand March, "Bacrenhaueter,"
Wagner
The Star Spangled Banner"
At the Soldiers Home this
evening at $40 o'clock, by the
United States Soldiers Home
Band, John S. NJ. Zimmermann,
director.
March. THE Aeroplane" .Braham
overtgre. Morning, Noon and
Sacred NIt Song. Ave Maria" soppe
(Request) Mascheroni
Selection. The Bohemian Girl
CRequest Balfe
Popular. chinatown. My China
Xylophone solo by Musician
Giacchetti.
Descriptive. "A Hunting Scene"
Bucalossi
Potp9ur sl,; Popular Songs Of
The Star spangled Banner"
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WORK FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE
Woman's Section of Navy League
Gratified BY Results.

Qualification was expressed today bv
members of the woman's section of the
Navy League over the formation of a
special relief society by women of
New York. this organization being the
result. 1t was stated, of the missionary
work for national defense which the
woman's section has done
I'VE congratulate the patriotic won.
en- of the special relief society on their
decision to support the national de-
Tense movement" said Mrs. Vylla Poe
Wilson. organizing secretary of the
woman's section of the Navy League.
This Is one of the first results of the
nation wide campaign Of the woman's
section to arouse American women to
the dangers of our present undefended
condition. Their cooperation will be
an invaluable aid In the creation of
public sentiment for this cause"