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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-03-04

National policies, whether political or
military, must be in accord with broad
democratic ideals that recognize all fac
tors and value each according to the
service that it performs. There is a hu-
man side to all OF our national problems.
whether industrial, commercial, political
or military. 1t has been the general
practice Of governments to accord only
to employers, the owners OF capital. OF
the managerial side Of commerce and in
dustry, real participation in government
and III deciding upon governmental pol
icies. According to this custom the wage
earnerS belong to the class OF the gov
erned, never to do part OF the governing.
his policy is a reflection Of conditions
existing in the industrial and CONNER
cial world. However, a change has been
coming.
The wage-earners, through their eco
nomic associations, have been making
the demand that those who supply the
creative labor power OF industry and
commerce are surely as important to the
processes of production as those who
supply the materials necessary for pro-
duction. They have, therefore, made de-
mand that the human side of production
shall, at least, be given as much consid-
Grafton and as much Importance as the
material side. They demand that indus
tries and commerce shall be conducted
not only in the interests OF production
but with consideration for the welfare
and the conservation of the human be-
lngs employed in production. They have
asserted the right that every policy af-
tecting industry, commerce, financial in
stitutions and everything that is involved
in the organization of socity affect the
lives Of those concerned in the industries
or occupations and the welfare OF those
who are the consumers. Therefore. they
demand that those who are concerned
in the conduct OF the industry or occu-
patton must be given, at least. the same
consideration as those who are to make
profits by the industry They have de
clared that there are principles of hui
man welfare and have demanded that
these must be considered in determining
national policies. This is a democratic
ideal and one which will promote the
welfare of all of the people. Hence, it
has an important bearing upon national
preparedness, for it means that the great
masses of the people will be better fitted
and mentally to be intelligent,
able and willing defenders of the re-
public
All policies and plans for national de-
fense must be determined by representa-
tives of all of the people. The organized
labor movement, which is the only means
for expressing the will and the desires
OF the great masses OF our citizenship,
asserts its right to representation in all
committees, commissions or bodies that
decide upon preparedness for and con-
duct OF military defense
The working people OF all nations are
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

Mrs. James A Dryden returned to-
day from Milwaukee, Wis, and is
again at the Magnolia hotel, where
she will remain until the close of the
season. Mrs. Dryden went north about
two weeks ago with Mrs. E. P. Bacon.
accompanying to Milwaukee the re-
mains of Mr. Bacon, whose death oc-
CURED IN this city on Friday, Feb
ruary 25th.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wharton and

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Wharton and
daughter, Miss Mabel Wharton, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Bradford, OF Day
ton, Ky, arrived in Daytona today ana
expect to be here for some time. Inc
party are friends and neighbors Oh u
n. House, of Dayton, who is regular
Daytona winter visitor. They have
been at points on the Florida Wes'
Coast, but are making their first VIII
to Daytona
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

sowing to i'll health will sell my
new brick residence with every mod
ern improvement, corner Ocean boule-
ward and Duke street, Daytona Beach;
also cottage, 135 North Ridgewood
avenue, both in excellent order and
real bargain. No reasonable offer
refused w NJ Shaffner, Daytona
Beach 66&m-w&s-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

Mr. and Mrs NJ. P Cornwall are
enjoying a brief visit from their
friends, S. Y Gavin and H Garfield. of
New York, who stopped over in Day
tona this morning on their way north
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

H. S. Miller, and wife at their home
on Cypress street. left Tuesday for
Temple, Texas, to visit a son at that
place and will also visit brothers and
other relatives in Adelpha and Wells
vile, O., before returning to Bay
Shore
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08
HEARD ON
<~s<3THE e.,
10 & HEE i ~
SNe~ sEa<szszz.-eQ

Friends were at the railway depot
this morning to say good bye to Mr..
and Mrs H. D. Smith, who had been
guests at the Ridgewood hotel for the
past three weeks and were returning
to their home in Cleveland Ohio.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

Mr. and Mrs c. n Adlard, who had
been spending the season in their at
tractive bungalow at the corner of
Ridgewood and North avenues, closed
the residence Tuesday and departed
for their northern home in Piqua,
Ohio.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

Mrs w H. Gardiner returned today
from Jacksonville to which city she
yesterday accompanied her daughter,
Mrs. c. n. Dave, and little son. who
were returning to their home in De
troit. Mich, after pleasant visit here
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

Mrs A. H. Fowler, of Washington,
D. c., and Mrs. w. B. Bishop, of
Bridgeport, Conn, arrived in Daytona,
Monday, and will spend the remainder
Of the season in the city, occupying
the Garland residence, 37S South
Beach street.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08
u. s. STEEL CHAIRMAN
EBERT GARY INDICTED
CBy international News service.)

YOUNGSTOWN, O., March 8.-Elbert H.
Gary, chairman of the United States Steel corpora
ton the Republic Steel and Iron company, the
Youngstown Tubes company, the Carnegie Steel
company the Brier Hill Steel company and the
Youngstown Steel and u S. corporation, was in
dicted by the grand jury today for conspiracy in
attempting to fix the price Of steel and iron prod
uctS. The indictment returned after a thor
ough investigation into the disastrous riots which
took place during last January when more than
100000 worth of property was burned.
HARDY FEDERAL AGENT FOR RICHMOND.
tiona News sevc
WASHINGTON, March 8.-The federal re
serve board today appointed Caldwell Hardy, OF
Norfolk, as federal agent for the Richmond district
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08
Term ORIGINATED by Fox.

The word Radical as applied tca
British political party, originated ID :
speech made by Charles J. Fox
1897, when be referred to tng uecsS
sity for ''radicai refoTc
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

Miss Louise Miller, who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. s. w. Fowler
and Mrs. c. B. Vail, at the Edmund
Miller apartments. Palmetto avenue
and Cedar streets, left Tuesday on her
return to Delaware, O., the northern
home also of Dr. and Mrs. Fowler
and Mrs. Vail
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

*For Sale-Horse, set Of harness,
bride, large surry and tray. G. Wal
baum, Ormond Beach ii
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

Mrs. R. P. Clarkson and little
daughter, Miss Eleanor Clarkson. and
Miss Mary Welton, of Wolfville. Nova
Scotia, accompanied by Miss Alice
Ayres, of Medford, Mass, are making
their first visit to Daytona, and are
pleasantly located at "a Volusia ave-
nue. for the season. They are recent
arrivals in the city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

Rev. DR.. Robert Mckay. rector of
st. Mary's Episcopal church, went to
Port Orange this afternoon to hold
short service in Grace church in
that town. Dr. Mckay will hold
service at Port Orange every Wednes-
day afternoon during Lent.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

ELECTRIC PLANT FOR SALE
Westinghouse engine and dynamo;
will carry 200 lights; plant fully
equipped. G. Walbaum, Ormond
Beach. 57-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

]. G. Miller, of Bay Shore, Long Is
land, n. Y, who has been here during
the season, as usual, with his brother
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

from a visit to points on the lower
East Coast.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

**LOST-Flexible gold bracelet.
Reward if returned to Bingham and
Thompson, South Beach street.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14

ten, bic BON ausipirts na4 glepeldnb
ssipmmtn nar.n. Di.i.m i4Iob fit
zine @sriammluns bss gIumHeuDets
bombs bss SdbiI6en Waiienbaui,s
an, auber6sm eaben WitgIisber Der
SsDifb Orpbans aiiernrn Union ein
3rn3ert In Der aapeue bss WaiIen.
bauIss unb I'm $50 45enbs folq,,
bag 5sftsHtn i'm 8nlIfaal bee 5oiels
'Siailtr, bel peIder Gelss.nbeii 300
sh.maIige Sdiiler Der Qntalt mi! ibs
rem siuFiis.n WaifsHpnter on fsItli.
der Saisl psrinmmsIi nuren. Der
prdiibsnt bss qlumnsnrsrbanos, Serf
g<ors. ). Wirpsl. fungirts aIs Dor.
iissr. Die ofii3i.lIen 4niDra9en purs
zen DON >Rabbinsr Sacobfon Don
Sbrspspori, Ca, Rab6insr gimon
pom Mnibinstcn uno aapt. Sam 3.
Slntpisti, Der fosb.n Don bem Gren3s
ihubbi,nii In Weriio suriidsstebrt IN.
gehaIien. Oi. @.nanni,n fnb i'm Mu,-
i.uhaus ,r3ogen iporben. Gum Ghlub
belt Der srsife Ghrensait an fein.
ssiubsr1 cine Gnfpra1e, in irelhsr sr
Gus tiefs.fiibltem 6srSen feir.u Dant
abftaiisis fir bic ibm npiefensn ebs
runsen. mob. an bic 4unbsrt GIiid'
'runfhbepsfden tpdren aus allen 95ei,
len bes 9anoes eingeluufm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14

Der 9orDurf Der .Riidiidnbistsit- ee'
mutt, neil Der St1n. bisber sdblrei.
den Rsuerunssn, tp.l9e bic Refprmsr
nIs Seilmittsl fir ole WibItGnbs unb
Siinbeu duf Eager baben, ipiberiianD.
Sepifs R9ormsn, bsIonbers auf fos
1ialpOlitii9sm @ebiei, iiuo aasrbinss
erinaenb notbusnbig, i'm NngemeiHsu
ifi aber gu boffsn, bab Der Stant Die
Rabn zines Doriittirsn, mabnprlsn
Goriidritis uiht perIaFen unb insbs.
icnbere ben Jorberunsen Der Jdnas
'ilsr tsir geb0r ibentsn nirb.s Der
,ubise .Gurs, ben Snbianu bisb.r
Iisusris, Bat ii4 i'm srOBsn Ganasn
kpGbrt.
Die ar5bt. gefabr, pel6s BEN
Staate b.rseit brobt. IN bic ginfiih'
runa Der 9rphibition uno isbsr psr'
ftanhiss 9iirser mub nod i.iuen Be.
fen ardfien barolfbin lpirien. bamit
SnOiand niht burd cine Wabnabne
tss piberipdrtisIien uni biimmitsn
6unaiismus beiubelt ipifb, bic 0,s
Idifis bss Stantss lsinen foldy bGb.
lifsn Jlsden erbdIt.
(,gpansDilIs Semotrat.I)
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Bon 8 otbor 9eriiuS
&apiton Sur Gee q. 8.

Die RcgierIngen Der auiirten ba'
ben ben 0fcgieriingen geipiiier neli'
trailer Staaten elm Wiemoronoum
ibcrreidr, in Dem eS II. O. 5eibt:
Ingeiihts Der Gnt1pidIung Der
SGiifabrt unter @aiier uno onseiitt5
oer GanbIungen, Die unter ben ge9en.
lDdrtiaen llHitdnoen bon feirlbIiten
l.Scptcn lmeliidlidenpeiie gu errp1r.
ten iinc, baIten es Die aaiirten Regia.
rungcn niht MIR 5ur @abriins ibrar
Gedy.e als &rie9Fiibreiloe uno i'm SSn.
iereiie Ger Jreibeit Der SanbeIsidiifo
rafrt, ionoern audi LIN Streitigfeiten
oor'u5eiigcn, fir notbpenoig, bel ben
iieItr0len Hegierungen oarauf gu orm.
1rn. lpirfiame @toBre9cln gu crgrei,
fcll, falls Dos niht bereits gei6etsn
iit Inn ll.9oote straightforward, pcI.
hcr @cltirnmrng Die llsSoptc aud sic.
ncn mogen, oapon ab5ubnIten, neu.
traie 8epdiier, 5dDriraBen ooer SO.
len 81 benusen. Die anpenoung POI.
terrct)tIi6er @runOiaee miro i'm Sale
Der ll.8cote bltrrb beionoere mo neue
llmitGr6e beeiniIuBt. @ritens ourd) Sle
5batiahe, ba3 oieie Shifie ii6 3ur
Gee untergetoudyt berpeeen uno aui.
hultcr fonnen rnS oaourb iih Ger
8ontroIie uno 8eobamtlmg ent3ic6cll
tonnen. 3nettens Ourb Die Ebatiafa,
eaB cs unm0gli6 lit, lie gu ihcutiiijia.
rem lnl6 lire 9otiOnclitdt feIBuitelcn,
gleIAgllItia, ob iie neutral oOer nid)t
:!clitral, gum aampf ooer nibt Sina
Sampi beitin,mt iinO, iln6 ierrer ourt
bic S5otiad,c, oab eS ousgeidIoiien lit,
bic AiogItdsfeit. Sdjooen an5uridten,
Die in Der Ratitr ioItber Sddfie licat,
irAcnotuie uIf5nbeben. Jerner muB
anGcfii1rt merben, bnB jeoer IIaB. ser
cinem ariegstaufbopt, fern non ieiner
Seimltelle, 9clegenfeit sur Rube unS
our Graan5ltne icincr @orrGtbe giGt,
iein aainpTp2rnlogeu in einem ioldrn
5raOe itarft, ooB Gin iolfer Elog
tDatidfIif cine 9oiis iiir feline Spcra.
t'cncn mirb. 9lnuciiAts oeiier itcbcll
sic rerbiirocten 9leOicrunaen OH ocni
GtanOpunfte. oab ll.Qoute ron DER
Nubntebuna Der 8oridriften oes g6l,
fcrrcGt3 n!sgei1loiieu rerocn miiiiell,
ictueit lie Die 3lloiiun0 Don GrirlS.
unb &nrffabrtciidiffcn in nciltraIrn
Ger1iierr, Sa1ritrnhen ooer Siien
inl6 i6ren 9lufeitbalt baicIbIt bctrci.
fcn. Seoes cincr friesflihreuben MadJtI
nn9eborige ll.8oot, Dos eincn neiItra.
len Safen unIduft, ioIlte bert ieitge6GI.
ten rer6en."
gs aehort Gin itarfes MaB Naiuitit
BON Sciten Der Hegierinoen Der 9lai.I
Irtcu oaju, oic in bcm Memoran6lnn
,nt5altcnen SSoroerlmgen an Die 9icu.
tralan gu itcGen. gfiHts ipri6t tciir
fiir sic Gorpc, Die mif Geitcn imier.r
5einoe pcr Der itdnoig ipn6ienocn II.
root.@efabr - sleif, ob GricnS. oNcr
SorbeIsunteriecboot = hcrri1t ais
ocs Wcnroranoum. Cab jeoer tuirfIibI
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SmOiana's slnina6me in bic
llniOn.

Din II. S3embsr tpar sin Slbr
tunrert psrflOFeH, isii Snbinna in Der
cmeritaniItsn Gtadisnbunb, bi.
llnirn, auis.nummen .puros. gos
9sIss, ipsItss ben neusn Stad: ing
2.ben risf, bait. i'm april 9eisb.s'
trafi erlangt uro in fols.nben WO'
nate tpurbe eirs alJemsine Wabl Fir
zine DerfaHunes Gonbsniion ubg.'
baIten, bi. i'm SuHi in GorDSon ,il-
iammentrat.
0ie eriie Staatapibl mar i'm Wos
nat Gusuit, Der syits @Ouperneur ocs
Stoates tuurbs 5unntbnn Senninss
prb Rr srft. 9srtrster i'm nationdler
abseorbnstsnhnui, DiLiam Seubrids.
Die srits ae9isIdtur psriammeIte fId
I'm HoDembsr 1916 in gornbon.
Dor SntsrsFs IN nod, bdb es. glsi6'
tpis gu gnfans Der gfspubIit 13 Stna7
ten, in bem nsusn Siaate Snoiand
13 uriprlinsIidlt gounti.s anb. ale IN
Siiben. am Sbir unb Wabafb JIuFc
gel.gsn.
Oie @eidi6ts bes Stnntes tpurhe
Bel gesinn Der SabrbunberifeierH BE-
Iprc6en uno bisrbei srpabnt, bab bic
Rep0lttruns i'm gerslsi9 81 nnbtreu
Gtaatsr i'm 9llls,meinen nit benz
@ans Der ereianiFe in ibrer enssren
5eimatb 5ufrisben Tsin bari. Die
f6tpsren SbdttsnT.ittn, bic bas ues
fammte polttiIde SpIttm in ben Der.
Stanten aufpeiii, tratsn freilih duf
In Snbiann bsrOor, aber &orruptiOn,
fdnntiIde gsitrsbunssn dfler @rt bpn
Reformsrn uno anpere usbel blisbnt
;mmerbin auf einem psrgIei@sipsiis
gsrinssn limfuna bsTdrdnit.
Don mar8tn Gsiisr pirS Jnblana
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14

sos UeiIbI Der Observation-Disclosures
aeitdrft, rpenn ole GitidIere nit Ecu
NionnIdoiten petteiiertenl gci De
ii1tisunssn Der S4pimmer sqb es
@prenpreiie fir bic belten 5annsr uno
Sprinser. unb bas 9reisreiten mar
ndtiirlib bic SrDnuns bes Ganaeu.
Mnberstpo CAB es bds bamals a.th
nod nidi. Ssbs S4pabron lts!lis
cine titimmte 3abl BON lnteroffi5ies
rem unb MannIhaiten oler Sabrs
unb bieIe purben burd eine unpar'
teiii9s Aommiiiion BON Sffislsren.
bic benz Hesiment nt4t ansebortsn, be-
ii9tist unb beurtbeilt.
Gin beionberes Sntershe wiomete
biefer z&ommanocur, ben 3D'
beltis tiirSlid einsn Reiter lpie &oiens
berg senannt bat, unb befen liebite
@ansart Elm ssitrcdter 9alopp 1T, nas
tiirlid Der &eitausbilbune Der Diff
aiere. aber aud oas mo4ts sr ans
bers, als es pielfaa sei4iebt. gldnd,e
Gommanbeure eIaubcn, oaB bdrin nur
stpas seleiitst pirS. ipenn iis lel6it
ben llnterri9t in bic Sano neblnsn
uno iiberaa tritiiireno unb belebrcno
ipirten. sd babe, 10 Iarsibt Elm
iesis,r Resiments=9 =9ommanDeur. .teis
men aaOauerle@S e@StabsOffioisr iennsu
sslernt, Der in bisIer Siniidt 10 gu.
riidbaltenb, ia befdeiben in Ieinsl
Ieuberungen mar, pie WtadenIen als
&ommanbeur". 2lber bura isin geis
ipiel ipirfte unb crSog er. 9ei b.n
uebunsss unb Geldnberitten fpetteis
ferte er nit ben sSiingiten. @as 9as
etne luit, nit ibm iiber bas Gelb au
fesen, iiber Stod unb Gtein au iprin.
gen unb Seden unit 9rdbsn gu nsb
men! llnb tper cs oiesmal nod nidt
5ur 3ufrieosnbett scma6t bate, Gel
Der ndditsn ngefiatisuns4 bate er
ii6er CUTE Sortidrrtts eemadt. Senn
unter bisfsm Sommonbeur purse Der
altc Sufureniprud tpisber Watrbeit:
rWenn fie ibren aommanbcur anis.
ben, mubten iie brap fein". Seoer
nollte bas Bette geben unb bas S06ite
leiIten. llno bus bate er ourf Ieins
rsriineIifen unb bod srsDbliasn BE.
lt9tigungsn" erreibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-14

riss aIie Ssrr arbelie. udm!i4 nod;
INNER In elmer Sebril. b. Hur al. ID
Gage ben 2obn aus6e,abI!. Dor brsi
gDpten ipurben bsm alieH 5.rrn In
'.inem aphbauit bic Iestsn $35, bi. .r
teidt, Don einsm ginbrs4er ssiioblen.
Sa Gee su fol, mar. I'm bic Off.n.Ii'
d. Wobltbnt ansuruf.n, beitIob sS,
Bis gum 3obItag in bm boblen gduH
su iiberna6.en, b.Fsn S6hluns er
NIT sinsm eiiid 3inn iib.roadts, um
Elm DAD iiber BEN aopie 5u babsn.
2tls bi. poIissi ben mpoerneu 3rogIo. !.
bptm auffnno. itli.f .r essao. - uH0
nskn ibm lasen oi. ,iimmsr!iden Rt'
4. tsints Tlitiossmnblss - GdinitS
imS Brob; CT beidneri. iid nur iibsr
bic man9maI rpridsInbs" adlte.
.SrodtuIsseu noIItn
Wafferfimpsl Sbio tn
S.rbIi 1917. 81. prohibiiiouspar.
I'll Bat bur6 ibrs in Columbus In
Sisms4 bsfiHoliaen Central, uub
GIsiutip 9ommi.tees siniiimmis bes
ihl6iien, Elm ben Siimmsrberu Doh
Sbio i'm ndGit.n 5srbIi gu unterbr.is
.subss Gm,Rb.m,ut fit ginfiibruHg
Der grObibition nit ulIsr arait 81
unteritiiBeH unb gu fSrbsrn - eans
sl.ia, Oh baT.Ite BON ibrsr sissreH
parisi ob.r irs.nb elmer onbtren fii-
r9rpdsrlsgung- Obios fhpGrmeuosn
Organization unierbrsiiet tperbeu
pirb. 2lbsr bi.I.s amsnbement IoI--
ip.nn Is mad bsm Will,n Der probibis
.irniItsu asb, - nihi nur ben @snub
bon tsrauidenb.n getrGnisn prbi.'
ten, ionbsrn aud btrtu SsrftsIunJ
unb @.rtouf.
-gbrungDr. g. W oiftn.
Helms. gu sintm sroBnrtisen gu,
BEL. uub ebr.ufsiis s.iioI.ete fih am
Spnntug her 70. Gsburtsias Dr. Sas
musl DolfsnTtsin's, Der 35 Sabr. lung
lem Eibiia.n Waiisnbdui. gu glebe.
Ionh in Sreue als DeripaItsr Der qn,
iiali uuo als 8erniber unb 2.brer
Der bisIer alnitaIt anpertrauten p.is
lpaiiisn 36slinss porgsiiunb.n bat.
Die QIuitaIt III cine Der nntionol:I
Shopfuns.H b.s s.fammtsn arnsrisas
niidsn Subenibums. 4us brtijsbn
staatsn iparsn stsmaIiss 85glinae be-
MniisnbouIss nod Glepeinnh ss!omr
men. nm ibr.m psrsbrisn friibereu Be-
nltb,r ino 99egpeiisr auf pem fir
gDaiisniinbsr oft boppelt boruenucls
len eebtnspfab 5u bsHen 70. 9eburts-
toss ibre gliidpiinI9e bar5ubringen.
Ois Geifr btsann btrsits am SamSs
tag abenb NIT siHsm Gmpfans fix
ale Subildumssdits i'm Sotsl Statlsr.
STIR Sonntas 0ormiiins battle bic
Jepiib Orphans 3iierarn Union cine
i.ilpous aeier I'M 9nuptgtbdube bss
Waifenbuuits peronitnliet unb Inn IL
llbr foisis Elm DeiieiIsu TN g'gani
Birth gsbiubs an Guelib Mps. unb
"a. Gisobs ~ Gbrsu BET GroluIdns
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-15

He has done solo work not only in |
this country but with London and pro-
vncial concert companies.
Prof. Knute Froysaa.
Prof. Knute F'roysaa became identi-
fled with the state normal school at
Valley City as violin instructor with
the organization Of department of
music several years ago and since that
time his work has been an important
factor in promoting the success of this
work in the normal school. Professor
Froysaa is widely sought over the
state as recitalist and has spent sew
eral summer vacations as a director
Of an orchestra in the lyceum field.
Before going to the normal school
Mr.. Froysaa was for many years one
Of the favorite pupils of August Ro-
jain at Kristiansand, Norway. Later
he became member OF the first Violin
section Of the symphony orchestra at
that place, and for two more years
master, Ewald Niegish. From Kris
tiansand he went to Christiania to con-
tinue his studies with Gustav F. Lange,
head teacher of the conservatory there
and concert master of the Kristiania
Symphony orchestra. He remained
with Lange for two years; then, de-
parting for America and settling at
has been in the employ of the normal
school continuously. with the excep-
ton Of the year 1914-15, when he was
granted a leave Of absence, which, in
spite Of the war. was profitably spent
in Berlin in study under that splendid
teacher for violin, Louis Van Laar.
head teacher of the Stern conserva-
tory. He returned to Christiania just
one year ago.
While in Berlin Professor Froysaa
became a member Of the string quar-
tet that gave series of concerts at
the Bluethner concert hall He has also
been a successful recitalist In Kris
tiansand and several other cities in
Norway Since his return, he has been
one Of the most prominent violinists
in this state. His first number on the
program in Fargo on May IL will be
a brilliant A major Polonaise by Wien
1awski, the Polish violinist. He will
then play a group of Norwegian selec-
tions. two Of them by one Of the most
prominent figures in the music life of
Norway at the present time. Johans