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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

bpor Iefs ltnge Wenneifer oil afln9-
(Gege 0en 9o6e 9efenOeIie / Menig-
5eOcus 6oriomling. @uo5tieneiten
pil begonoe ST. 10, on aoniirma.
tioneu 6lioer paa Gu8elif.
6or 70 llger iioeu par Der Ell
Slot al 5tn0eatcrne bcrloe at tale
Oh hinge ior os. o. Shto. 6anien
o1 Bans 6nitru ipilleoe pad @Hi-
tar % iana eoan9elict om Seins
for 6oriamlfnRen III Ser 0ar 9e.
arloelie ! 9aeH iammc Gag. oar eli
Gel toget oerino. iaa of fnap 5aBoe
ulot 0ua. I'll ellcr5 fan oi alfi0
orre iiffer paa baoOe en- tier %
tafnemmelia 5oriamling, naar san
lens ipiller.
Gu0um Ell 1ing mau ieg income.
Gen tG. 2lpril 6e3raoe0es Der paa
nor 9irfeaaaro Sans Gbrition San.
fen en- 9rooer til 9ait. @arI @an
len / selma. Gal. San oar rot (
Gsicns pda SIM, ben t2te gpril
1870, al 6orplorene D}orten San
len % 9uitru 2lne Marie. 5 }loret
1902 fom ban til 6hicduo ira Can
mart men bar fun ser / to aar,
6Ooreiter fan fom Der til Rebraifa
% bar met bait tit Stem 6o5 @bar
Iep Saniens oa ban uar Ell 6gt.
ter til oenue5 @nitru. 5oruoen
9rooeren Eat. adrl 6anien bar
BAN en- Seiter. Mrs. NJ. 5. Gelion
Gan 8ieao. Gal, Ell 8roOer 6. ..
&auieu Chicago. 5a., % Ell Bro.
Ger / Dnmarf 3. Z. Sanien.
Sans 6. 9onien oeOe ben f3.
9(pril, aItioo 0agen eiter i'm 500.
iel5oaa, % bfeo iaoleoe5 10 aar
gammel. san nar al 9iaturen title
% ioourlt o. Iptteoe til mere, emo
ban talte, mar ban bar iammen
meo oS, o9 man lgrte bom iaaleoe5
mere at fen6e Tom Den title 5il5s.
rcr. Nj bans SeifenOe flnoe tim
9roOeren 6. q. Snnien ira 9bica.
90 uGre til 5teoe. 9egraoeIien for
retteoes al 9aft. u. 3. Gang, iom
taIte paa en9elif noe / Siemmet o0
poa Danif / airfcn peO Drum.
Grit gouliens er fIpttet til
Blair, oq set er iooIeoes lem 5a-
miller, iom er reiit berira i fort
3io, men De lire bar ilooet Jig
ne0 I Blair. X.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

Den oanite %lln9Oom, % ii8, at 5
oil uure uleO til at itptte Sfolen 90
Iette oens 9Dr0e SiB. II aarsmeOet
/ aucf ital 6eitenmle. II gitber Sol
lege ifal Iepe til Qelii9aelie ior font
menoe Slggter; ia leoe IA lGt8e
Den ioreneOe 0dnite ID. lnfB. 9irfe
/ 4merifa efsiiteref. Sa0 SamiuH.
oct 0ri0e Sfo.en paa Den NtaaOe.
Oct amer ior boot, % aaar oen
fan peobliUe at uinoe eleDerne5 I'll
Ito o. aprtigbe0, JON Den 5Iotil
bar aiort, fan oen ~Iiftert oette itor
Ststte ira Oeres Sioe.
8et pilOe Glaoe os Al 5ere, bUaO
pore Ieoen0e Samnn0smano, ia
ale 5, JON bar Den @lp0e at pore
me0 til at ore til oore 5aminnOs.
op9aDer, bar at ii9e on oenile gag
Saa er DER eOer. JON b088eOe Sto-
len, oct ioues os uatnrligt, at o.
iaa 5 maa ielge oens 6rentiO meo
Sllteresie.
gaitor S. @t. 0auieu ifreo iio'
tie Sommer / Dauiieren9 ON Sto-
len JON nSaabet9 9arn4. Sut5er
college er Saao6eo o9oabets
Barn. 6Iere al os bar tenOt Go
len / De iioite lem Mar % bar Jet,
boorleoes Den unoer 4roi. 9ariens
ibproige % ieIoopoirenoe 4rbeiOe,
troos al O}oOgan5, er gaaet %iIffert
% itaoigt iremao, iaa at Den enOog-
Iaa ii0ite 9inter par o~Deriplot meo
eleuer. 3ette b%eUiier. At Den iuIot
I'D er fit Inpn oproig.
g1aar ri bar ta5et oenne Gag op,
iaa er oct life Tor Dor e9ert, 81 bel
Ter ior andre beitemte 8erioners
gfDlo; men ioroi Ui tenoer StoIen
% 0ens Arbeloe, % oeo, al oeh
bar opret til 9eliignelie ior os %
mango anOrc. 6or aoitiIIige eIeoers
Acofommenoe bar oens 5noiIpoeIie
enoogiaa inact eoi89e0sbet1Oning.
vi i~fatter bit De Mpn0, JON bar
oiret iaa me9et Tor os % port Self,
og oct bill pore os en- @Igoe al uGre
meo til at Ore. Tor at andre fan
npoe De ianme @o0er, iom ri bar
n16t.
Roar ri MI Der bar iremiat port
Snn paa Sfolen % 0ens arbeioe,
Iaa peo ri, at Der er en- tor Sfdre
Of ti6Ii9ere GIeuer. iom oeIer De
famine anitueIier % gniter, iom
hi.
,sulius @etclcr. Racine. Bis.
anorew aei0ing. Milmaufee, isis.
6. u. 9briitenien. Rocine, @is.
Conrad z. Sortb. Haoine, @iS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

Der ON life blot irit gus, men frit
2ano o. iaa 5orifellen meIlem, on
Menig6eoen igrgcr for 8prfeain9en
al bette 2al0. eller 4raiten ieID
ifal ifol aore BET r. 6oilfet ATTAIN.
men d1aer iHoeu ior min perion-
lile 6riarinas Curdooe - iaa mo.
les BET pit. n DER fan les 9anife
lil1eo 1e0 At foutrolere S%notnlter.
ne noen n taHfe paa man9len0e
Smmittia6e0
II. Vi AH0er1en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
Wintplun, @is.

6or no9en li0 iiOen mo0toa ieg
ct Boitfort, huorpaa ser too Mr.
q. g., 2ucf. e. 8, NiIltomn, isis.
Oct par npiten mere, emo ieg fun6e
tanle. o. lea iii oa emit til at lace
Dmiferen@s 9piere bi0e. at DILL.
toipu en- ell Sncorporeret 9D me0
Boit6us % 81. Z. 9. no / 2nnoet
og cr en- aonife lipliH Torretuinas
bp; Ben bar Ell 3smmerhan0eI me0
t~il6ereuoe 6eoleri N}GainiuamiD 3
almin0elige q6bman0siorretniuaer.
en- iterre 8eportmentbutif. ct apo
tef, Ell Sa0elmaaeriorretnina. ,
WaIfin6anolrn6e, Ell Iapet o. 0ia
Ierforretnina. Ell NDiS, ct Ieleione.
Gontor, en- 9[nmber"5 Sorretning &.
en- Sme6e. % 8ognema9eriorret
MING, en- ganf, ct 0otel, 3 Geitall
rotioner % ct N1eieri, iom eies o.
0riDes al 8armerne, OF iom ii0ite
Mar pro0ucere0e Sm6r for noaet
ooer $t22.000. Rndr man toaer
! 9ctragtnin1. at Sen SIeoe, Tom er
brltQt. er iamlet / en- Omfre0s Al
ca. 3 Mil run0t 9pen. ina oil 2r.
icren nof in0rsmmc. set por goot.
Oct Dor MI noqle al Oe piatia-
Ite 6orretnin9er / WiIltomn, men
ri monqler en- llrmoaer % en- Eano.
lGQe; mon life noler al o8onife.
ren"s 9piere / nponte Sorretning 4.
iom snifer at Unite. fim0e ina /
Sinoe at unoerieae Tor6oIoene ber2
SGrliq alaoe BiIoe ri opre peo
iaaOonne, Tom oiIoe taqe Del | port
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der err for nnlia ilDttet 2 m
Sorretningsmpno Der til gpen,
n%enIig Mr. Ooin Z. Senien meo
5amiIie, iom alt far iluttet Tia til
por Meni1heo Cog ui bp6er Dem
ocItommcn, oa @r. e. g. aingiteot,
Iom oi penter oainn oil lutte iia
til @~eniqbeoen. 1erItnGo:te 5nmi.
lie fom ira minneapolis, iioitnpun.
re ira 8aberIn, Winn.,
2or noQen 9io iiOen fom Der en-
Slnateripeno oa III Plo6s hos nor
oenIiae SIaeter Mr. Glbert Qino.
oia. ri snifer iii 2pffel
Ter ifoI / CONNER bbaaes ara.
0eO" Sfofe o. SeiifoIe her, oa |
sen anGe6nina par Ser NANCE aon.
traftsrer FER | iioite llge (@oiitnof
ooer 50 ior at gioe Oeres quo
pno OpfsreIien al en- iaaoan 9pg.
nina. 6oem ser iaar ben peo lea
life, maoife ct Bar 0nnifere ira -
Bort MISUNDERSTANDING ifal iea
life ifripe noaet ON oenne @ona,
fim at ser er arbeioe nof. 9erimob
fan iea me06ele 2Gieren, at port
airfcorbeioc er bcgbnot, 90 noor
octte lpies, bill @rlinoen bore lnet,
% airfen beabn6t at reiie ia, oa
eiter Tlonen at BONNIE fanr bi Ben
Innnffcite 9irfe | Dor 9reos, oa ri
or gIaoe for oet iao longt.
.....n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
Ornm, @ebr.

Com Regel enn Hpbeoerne Der
ira mo nnorr Blair Rpbeoerne, tbi
III Dor 10 ioo nrr peO; men ioa FER
'oet oaina. at De gooe blair 5olf
bar ioo trooIt meo ia ielp, at DC
aIemmer os. oa iaa fonr pi fortrlle
IiSt on os ietp eIler bpao Der fore
faloer iblanot os.
ginieooe bliper Der Confirmation
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
6arlall, Solua,

2dttef @effeif, I'LL Dan er goo
San bar 8iort tore Iing for os,
oerior er 81 9la0el Sa, me9et er
iore9aaet, ii0en iioit ri loo 6ere
ira os Der I 0orlnn. 0et er mi ooer
ct Aor iioet, N}eni9beo er ~itiitet,
3mmamlels Meni96eo, og 2nifet
on at ioa Dor egen Strife err opipl0t
bet ct oeiIigt airfebiem er reiit
iblan0t os, oa man9e Menneifer
iamleS for at bere @uos OrO. Sgn
bag Den anoen O2ai par 0en itore
6eiti0soog Tor os nieo Suopielien
al ben M airfe til 6errens 9Gre, ell
Ia8, iom lent DiI alemmeS. airfen
er en- 4orsfirfe, bD9aet eiter gotiif
Stil. 2lIterboro, 8Bbeiont, Brpoife.
itol er buiot og oeforeret meo @ulo.
lille Binouerne er al imuft folgrt
@las cart @lass). ) b0er SIDE al
aoret er ct 8in0ue meo 8ille0er,
Oct enc er 8ille0et al Seiu5 JON ben
go0e &pr0e, Der bRrer Sdmmet paa
Inc Arme, Oct anoet ioreitlller Sc.
iu9 bnnfen0e paa 9eren. IS oct itore
8inOue lige ooer Tor SioeuOgongen
er ogioo ct 9illeOe. 5or pao Bra.
0ifeitolen er ct 4%ntipenoium, buor-
paa islgenoe 0r0 er broOeret meo
@ul0: oSon0be0en IfaI irigsre e
0er," Sob. 8, 80.
airfen bar imo9ilIot inlpffet meo
9Iomiter og grsnt, rigtig I 5eitoragt
til oen Itore 9gitio.
Monge Uienneifer inmIeoes ior
at glGOe liz nle0 os. Ga oct regne.
De Ii0t al % til belle Oagen, blep
en- Del iorbin0reoret / at fomme. 6
8rTiter oar til Steoe. S%amiunoets
5ormono, Bait. o.. 9. Gbriitinnien
boIot Su0uieliestalen oper Or0ene:
D8enne er Do9en, Iom Serren bar
6ere0t; laoer o5 al90e % irpoe os
pao oen,~ o9 iorretteoe Snooielien,
Raltor Y. Gasm1sien prpoifeoe oDer
GogenS Sefit, fart % inoerli1t, ON
8rGlOom o9 6ri6eo, ON San0be.
Den. iom fan friaere os. st Oiier
bleo lagt paa 6errens glter, mems
5olmen: o0p 3 9riiinel ruiter
eoer" blcp iu1aet. 6Iere Samilier
% en- Del rulae blep optnget / Ma
nigbeOcn o. bilot nelfommeu. @il0s
t%ienriteu Ilutteoe meo Bon al Bait.
9eterien.
a%Uinoerne baDoe 5eller life peo
oeunc @eillqheo gieint at ierle ior
noact til 2ipets 0p6ol0. Man lam.
le0es / airfers runmeIige 9aie.
ment, boor Der bleD %ierueret aofie,
9rso % Sage. ioa nle9et man On.
ifeoe. aloffen halo ire iamleoes ni
iaen airfen. hDor Den ierite
Tel al @uostieneiten bleo 6olot /
BET engelife Sproa Al Bait, alot6
on ser par mango amerifnnere, ion1
6nife0e at pare meo. st Bar iler.
itemmige Sanqe bIeo iunget, oaiaa
paa @naelif Al glf 0orn % @arlan
SdnQtor. airfen par ipl0t til
5ruHgiel @iter et fort OpbolO pro-.
0ifeoe Buitor u. y. Gbriitianien
paa 0dnif. I'm aitenen bnpOe ri
6PQeSipisning iqen % OtsOe. Otan-
Dag % Ilrsoog 6itermio0ag % NJ.
Qften 6apoe pi MisiionSmgoe, bpor
mango bar foriamlet, iGrlig oe0
AitenmeOerne. Madtte iaa oct goOe,
ri bsrte / oisie Gage, blipe beouret
/ ct mutt 90 go0t 9ierte, iom SG.
Den oen gooe aSoro % pofie % bar.
re megen lSrligt. @uos Orb penoer
10 life tomt tilbage. Soa til Slut
en- Idf til 8ennerne, iom fom %
par meo os / oisie Gage. @n oen-
lig &ilien til Heooftsren og Gan.
iferens 2eiere @orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19

gemGrfning til openitaaen0e Stan
qoot lioe, Tom Sr. Senien tagcr
lat. Oct er 10 en- bel 5orneieIie,
iom ban taler grpiternes Soa. Oct
fan en- 9rgmano ogina beore 90.
re, emo en- PrGit fun0e. Wen paa
Get Bfnft bar ban misioriiaaet mig,
iaa lea ma forisee at bibringe BAN
Den rette 5oritaaeIie.
Ronr lea mertte, bet uiloe blioe
onnifeIiat at fontrolere en- grGits
Sl16tppt er. ino ian ie9 life gan-
ffeliabe6en | Brpitens Wnn9eI paa
Snrpittigbeo. Sea tror life ian
Ilet ON mine @mbeosbrs6rel Wlen
- for oct fsrite - lea bar alorig
fert BOG opcr nccioenteIle Sntpg.
ter = peo life, bpao andre bar -
Dog, oct frmoe bi 10 NOT epe os op
iii at gore. Men. ~ Tor oct anoet-
mar cen 6nrmer fommer meo en-
itor Spf MeI, en- an6en meo en-
liot min0re, nonr De fommer ira
WsIle. - en- 5nrmerfone fommer
mco en- SGump aaffe oa on6en
Grocery, - en- @en fommer meo
Ell belt tort lepenoe Spin en- onoen
meo SaIpoeIcn al ct ilnatet Suin
oIo., oIo., Iao begpnoer 8onIfelie-
heoerne | geosmmelien oe 4egnin.
gen. opages inn BERTH sober til
SeIte, aser, Spin oe Sons. ioa
saes @nnifeIiqbeoen | ben Retnine
90 enoeIia - naor ToIen faa BIZ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
9rOOflBn, Gew gorf.

2qgemisiiouur. Or. u. Rielien5
$. lin Den. aiua cr t 0emle 3iO
min @uit. san toltc airlen Ii0ite
5pnoaa 4itei. ltnOer tit 0p6olo i
Rem gorf oil ban iortiptte tine
Stu0ier.
Samtoleu / gDen Der / oisie 0a.
&c oreier iig iprlig ON 5fi6et o9ll.
iitania9 Spnfuing og 5oifernes
9arbarisme, aSacf toe Slipper, Der
life u0en @run0 er ggrnenes 5frpf
ga ran i Dc iioite Bar Tiger bar
m1r0et ilere pao 0en melt arniomme
WaaOe % Dor 5InoOes Qproprelie
Der i 6apnen. 6orteoen 8ag, ieg
icileOe III 6llis Sslou0, madtte oi
liaae en- 9io % ocnte. linens IA
tore ari0sifibe ieiIeoe iorbi. ).
0na fom ie1 ligele0es iorbi en-
GGffe observation-disclosures
8loaoen5 3prpGreIie pna oenne 1iO
ior6eier natnrligOi8 arigsitemniu.
gen oq 2aabet ON Seem oper ~.
rsoerne. @uos 6olf Der 6e6er BOG
itaoig ON 3re0eus 9epnrelie. Get
piloe pit oaioa bare liot uanifeli9t
ior os at fomme Iuiferne til Gins.
ri itoler paa. at arig % 6reo al
gsres al Serren.
Ser er inotron0t % oil inotrp0e
Here 6oran0ringer. 0tisi. Sfioeien
bar reiigneret iom Srnmi9raut-Mis.
iionpr, % ieg bar alIereoe ira |.
Worts ooertaget bette arbeioe.
Rrs. 0fiffeIien bar opiagt jim
@erning iom geitprerinOe al gDanif
Nlisiionsbiem", % oil iratr9oe ben
+. Sum. 6rsfenerne S~acobien %
Spuubiu opertoger Siemmet til ben
Iio. 5omtioig ilptter min 9nitru
% lea neo paa Siemmet Tor at boar.
De- Der. Oct er noget al ct Oiier ior
os, men bi bar ment at mantte o.
re oct Tor at biGlpe til at iPtte
Sienmet / iaaOdn Stan0 % Crit,
Tom er neoucnoIg, ior at oct fan
bare iii i'm oeniigt
Udn aoresie oil oerior eiter
oen 1. Suni bliOe 1870 8roipect
aoe., 9rootlon. Rem Dort. 8il al.
lc, iom %ifrioer til mig buife oct
Or. Rielien ioIaer meo oS til Stem
met, og bans 9oresie oil bliDe ben
iunme iom min. 9reue til BAN MAJ
Oog BELT ienoes c. o. mia.
Salem5 Menigbco bar beilnttet
at ioreta9e en- grunoig Deportation
al I'm eienoom baaoe airfen o9
Misiions5ieumet Snooeftoia itaI
airfen males % octoreres, % no.
uenoia ifol Eaget o. 6acaoen iitano.
irttcs. Misiionsbiemmet ifal males
6aaoe ino Of uooenOig iamt irttes
Ii tiosmasiia StauO, 6pdo Rebele.
rinqen angaar. ian oct life ifal itaa
unOer nnore Stem al inmme Slogs.
Samtioia i%orarOres 6iemnlet ira
at pure blot gigebiem til alminoe
ligt M%isiions6iem iom i 5sritnin.
qen, iaa baooe Wrn0 og 9pinOer
fan DO Ser.
Wenigbeoen bar beiluttet at boloe
Ierieifole (9feliaionsifole ior9ern)
ira sen 10. Suli til ca. Den 90.
ailauit me6 Wrs. Rsroaoro iom
9rrerinoc o. Mlrs. Sbomion Tom
asIfiteren6e 9rreriuoe
Renia6eoen bar oaiaa beiItttet,
at Den Tom Gegel i 6remtioen piI
noe ft0qet I'll al betdle PrRltehe
NeiIe til aarsm6oet. Zen bar til.
Iige peotaget at ienOe en- Sfrioelie
meo Silien til anrsmsoet | 2iicf,
8is.
5oIf, iom %ifriuer til mig ON 5nr
miaranter, beoes opgipe Roonet pda
Sfibet og 2iuien, De fommer meo,
FAINT 6oilfen alnsie Oe refer paa
tilliaemeo oen reiieubes iuIoe gtaon.
aommer De meo 5oo til gpen. moa
9onegnaroen opgioes; men mai be-
6es ON life at iorlange n%rimmelige
9ing. 6a iee bar en- @erning, Der
aaar ioruo for Den Slogs arbeioe.
1874 9roipect Barf @eit,
grooflnn, 0etu BORT.
y Mai 1915.
5. 3. Mfofi9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-19
Save $4,000 or More
25-Year Guarantee

. Every Starck Piano is guar.
anteed for % years This
guarantee ~ ok Of it the
reputation old-estah-
lished, res 81 piano house
1t means what it says.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-25
FISHERMAN ADRIFT
 AT SEA FOR 89 DAYS

TOKYO, May 25-Adrift in the Pa cific for S9 days was the fate of four Japanese fishermen who were finally rescued by the American steamer Gas Carrasa, owned by the Standard Oil Company and carrying oil from the United States to Kobe. The men had embarked on small sailing boat at coast village on December 30, 1914, and headed their craft for Osaka to deliver their cargo of seaweed. The Vessel wes disabled in violent storm, being shorn of all her canvas and cast adrift and helpless in the ocean hun. dreds of miles from the coast. The crew managed to exist on fish and tortoises which they captured with diff fculty at rare intervals.
 On the s9th day they were picked up by the Cascarrasa about $50 mile: northeast of the Bonin Islands. The, were in terrible state of emaciatior and exhaustion, but have recovered
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-25
YOUNG SENOR|TA
 TIES UP TRAFFIC

MEXICO CITY, May 25-For weeks the only rail outlet from Mexico City has been a narrow guage line run ming by way of the City of Toluca, about fifty miles distant. Recently the military authorities here appoint ed a new general superintendent for this division. When this official made his first inspection trip over the road he found three locomotives on a sid ing between Toluca and the capital
 Rolling stock of all kinds being greatly needed for bringing in supplies to a starving population, the new ali vision superintendent gave orders to have these three locomotives put in to commission. Trainmen who at tempted to carry out the orders were met by several stern individuals who told them at the point of rifles that the engines must not be moved.
 These engines" said the leader of the armed band, belong to Senorita - -" naming a popular young wo- man of the district. "They were presented to her last week by the gen eral of our brigade. He has detailed us here to watch them. Without her permission the locomotives cannot be moved from here."
 The young woman not appearing on the scene, the puzzled superintendent finally gave up the attempt.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-25
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA
 ID CEMENT THEIR TRADE

LSNDON, May 25-Trade between England and Russia is likely to be improved considerably in the near fu- ture by the establishment of Rus sian Chamber of Commerce, which is the direct outcome of recent investi- gations made by a committee of the House of Commons some time ago.
 The Russian Chamber of Commerce is already established in Regent street, and will be principally engaged in establishing a better understand ing between traders of the two coun- tries, promote and extend commercial and financial interests and undertake by arbitration the settlement of dis putes arising out of trade.
 Formerly, much of the trade be- tween Great Britain and Russia was done through Germany, and a large increase in direct trade is expected to result from the establishment of the Chamber of Commerce.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-25
FIRST STEAMER FUR
 DAWSON JUNE 1

The first White Pass steamer will leave Whitehorse June l.
 The first steamer from Dawson for up-river points entered Lake Lebarge last Saturday.
 From all accounts and transporta. tion sources there will be an unus- ually large traffic this summer up and down the Yukon river, due mostly to the new strikes made on the Tolo- vana and the Koyukuk and other plac. es of interior Alaska.
 Considerable freight is piled up at Whitehorse awaiting shipment, and a number of passengers are already on hand to take the first White Pass boat leaving for Dawson and other Yukon river points.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-25
MAY VISIT ARCTIC
 REGION

Aeros may still scan the Arctic ice for the missing explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson and his companions.
 George J. Desbarats, Deputy Minis ter of the Naval Service of Canada, spent several days in New York last week consulting aviators recommend ed by the Aero club as capable of making long daily flights in hydro aeroplanes. He will report to the Canadian authorities what the bird men say.
 Bert NJ Mcconnell, who was Stef. ansson's secretary. said that he had figured that it would cost about $1OO,- 900 to carry out misunderstanding.
 "A staunch schooner, with auxiliary power, and a deck space for three hy- dro-aeroplanes would be needed" he said. "It could take them to Wran- gell island and establish a base there. Three aviators and three machines would be needed, two machine to fly each day and one to be held in re- serve.
 "The two machines could make dai- ly flights within a radius of 200 miles. Each day the schooner could move twenty miles east. One flyer could start north and the other south. Then they could make a turn to the east and fly back to meet the ship. In that way they could cover the whole section of the western Arctic Ocean from Wrangell island to Banks Land, Canada.
 "If they began flying before Sept. they could cover the entire space be- fore winter compelled the schooner , to go into winter quarters. The avia- tors could fly low enough so that they could easily detect any signs of a habitation of the explorers.
 q firmly believe that if an expedi. tion starts by that date Stefansson will be found drifting on the ice and fighting for an existence. He knows every self-preservation trick that an . Eskimo or an Indian ever knew. In the direction he was heading there was an open waterway where there would have been plenty of seals. Seals mean plenty of polar bears and where there are polar bears there are foxes.
 When Stefansson ordered me back year ago, turned over my rife and 400 rounds of ammunition to him. He had another rife and as much more ammunition, and that should be sufficient to enable him to bring down food for two years"
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-25
EQUAL SUFFRAGE IN DENMARK
 JUNE 5

| WI NAHiihNhAH, hdy Ao-bSuiLhih D new constitution, granting equal suf- frage to men and women, which goes into effect on June 5 has ended a long and bitter controversy. For this happy result the Danes can thank the war. Although at one time it looked as if constitutional reform would dis rupt the country, the great conflict to which it is a near neighbor brought about a spirit of compromise as we'll as a feeling of broader patriotism. The demand for reform was too wide spread for conservatives to resist, but concessions were made to ensure a gradual change.
 Electors must attain their S5th year to vote for candidates to the Land sting, or upper house, and their 25th year to the Folketing, or lower For merly elective rights in the case of the lower house were granted at the 3Oth year, but as a concession to the Conservatives the limit will be reduced only year at each election, which VIII ensure period of sixteen years for the reduction to take place in.
 It was in 1S49 that Denmark passed from despotism to a free constitu- tion. But the reactionaries gained the upper hand during the depression that followed the disastrous war with Germany and Austria in 1866. and passed a constitution that virtually delivered all political power into the hands of the landowners by means of certain electoral privileges regarding the Landsting, or upper house. leaving the popular body with httle to say In the running of the government.
 This constitution in 1866 had been marked by half a century of fighting between the two houses. The Con servatives held the upper house. which aid as it pleased. But as powerIess in legislating as was the lower house. behind it stood the people, and since 1901 it has been composed of liberals moderates and radicals, with almost no conservatives.
 A demand from the Folketing was consequently a demand from the mass or the Danish people, and not to be ignored. The move for constitution al reform began modestly enough, as only one amendment, effecting a few voting qualifcations-was asked for. From this beginning the movement grew for wider and wider changes, re. lating to the upper as we'll as the low CT house. The Conservatives op- posed any reform. But Minister Berntsens proposal for the abolition Of electoral privileges held by the up- per classes and for universal suffrage for men and women was taken up wig orously by the entire democracy, in- cluding moderates, radicals and social ists' and notwithstanding the inequal- ities of the franchise the radicals ev. en replaced the moderates in the cabi- net. Last July it was seen that uni versal suffrage was ensured.
 The outbreak of the European caus- ed domestic question to be lost sight Of for awhile. But early fin the pres ent year the Conservative leaders ap- preached the radical prime minister. MT. zahle, and offered to negotiate on the basis proposed by the radicals. In April the compromise was arranged and King Christian will affix his sig. nature to the new free constitution Of the Danish people on the fifth of next month.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-25
RESERVE BANKS
 TO COLLECT CHECKS

NEW YORK, May 25-The Federal Reserve Bank of this city has complet- ad plans for the early establishment of a system of intra-district check collections for those of it's 4S0 mem bers who may elect to avail themselves of it,
The Cordova daily times., 1915-05-25

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