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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

t6erif, fan Be life meo rem Can't
bittigbe0 tilb6re no9en on0en SGogs
Menigbe0. Ger er iogt, at Ell Del
al bi elore life intereS ierer o8 for
engelif 8rGoifen, og andre af oS
forltoar oct life. Mon Der er mango
iaaoanne? Sg ON Iao bar, bar bet
iaa alligebel life beore, at oi lom
bar Gprt at tiene @uo, ger oct |
26noom og laa life olene oplerer
bore 96rn / ben lntberife Gro,
men o9iaa meo oct famine giber
Dem Ell airfe, De fan Oeoblibe at
tilb6re, efter at oe forlaoer oS2
2oo % life tbinge bore 96rn til
at lebe UNDER ct Spro9 og 0prfe
oereS @uo / ct onoet. 8il life StD.
relien for oen foreneoe oanif III.
tberffe &irfe ie inc til 3ioens Sen.
Ding | Sioe o9 life alene la6e bore
8reiter tale oct engelife Sprog
tiGGi9eme6 oct 6anife, men ooioo
llof6re 5orbaltningen of Saframen.
terne paa @ngelif iaa bel iom paa
9onff?
Seq tager meget mere 8Iaos op,
emo ieg buroe men baaber @eoof-
tdren bill ie fig / Ston6 til at foa
8Go6s for oisie 3onfer, ga oe fig
ger mig meget paa Sin6e.
g.. g. Sobnfen
Reeolep, Calf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
GeHelie.

S 0aniferen Scr. 10 unoer @nt.
net: acknowledgements / Sc
oor 5oall8, Sa., itaar mi0t / f6rite
Spalte: nnten GID BET @eoicinen
I 6orm al en- 8ille / en- Sfe fnl0
of oeiGige 8ibelbiitorier. Ser iful-
oe Itoa: oMen GID oct Meoicinen
I 6orm af en- BiGGe / en- Sfe Gut
fer, og Barnet tager oct meO @le-
oe. Soole0es leles 9atefismlts oeoit
Iom en- 9ile / en- flor Sfefulo Of
6eili9e 9i6elbiitorier."
81. 0ieIien,
ITO Bluff ct, Cedar Sails, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
5Snbiife SruOerier.

Som mango al 9aniferen8 8en-
ner be6, bar Srlt &nlolen, SO Go-
mona Ct, Son Sronci8co, Golif.,
Ell Genoing inoiife 9rooerier til
Solg fra 6en oonife Sinoiemisiio.
npr 5ru 8ittmann. 9e in0fomne
9enge 9aor til Sielp til Sinou-
.1tltoenten Surenoronatb 4rbas I'M
berbolo paa Gale uniberiitetet.
Seq bar fra 6ru anioien moo
$4,000, og 6esuoen bar 6ru
betalt $3.50 / Solo for
9rooerierne. Sru &nuolen bar emo
M en- Del npoelige 8rooerier til
Solg, ON Ser iful0e fin0es a66ere.
ltn6erte9neoe, 5ru 9ittmanns Bro
Ser, bar SurenoranatbS 9engeioger
/ Spnoe og toffer ale, ser bor bull
pet, ipecieGt 6ru anu0ien for al
ben6es arbeioe.
Mteo benGig SiIien.
Gong 8rancb, g. s., 9. apr. 1918.
@eorge @ o6emann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
,,6ritenoommens Sobsie."
9f $. g. Sonien.
MeO bet tUeresebe SOerb ON @orb.

9a 8eroenSeoangelilten meo fine
&eoiagere Ell tiolig 5oraarsmorgen
| Seleucias Saon cit ON 9oro paa
oct Glib, Der bar beitemt til Seq.
bern, for at oinoe Seonin9eneroe-
men for &riitls, b~egpnote ariiten-
oommens Oopsie.
Oct apoitoliife 5artsi iom meo
bOioe Gel, uoip9not for gtnoen
iom WaageOinger, Lob ben oper
carbohydrates blaa geleer, bapoe oct
tpeegeeoe Sbero ON 9or6, bpormeo
Den romerife 8eroen ifuloe l9gges
for aoriets 500.
Ser bar mango Sfibe, iom iei.
leoe irem og til6age poa bette Ser
oensbab, men bet Sfib, Der bar Der.
oens itsrite Seoningemisiioner no
paa bans @robrerfero, aoifilte iig
fra olle andre oerbeo at Del bapoe
gpongeliet meb ON 9oro bet
bar bet ferite Misfionsitib, og bpor
ifuloe pi babe snifet at fenoe bets
0apn, iom pi fender Wapnet paa
Wisiionsifibe fra npere Sioer nWeor.
genitiernen", rSaabet" o. I. b.
Spis Rom bap6e baft @runo til
at floae oper, at Orontesflooen forte
iaa mesen ieoelis 8eberitpsselig.
beb til ben guile Siber, iaa CAB
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
Sc nnges yebarclie | Dor
lutberife &irfe.

Der bar beret ifrepet / 9anife-
rem on at BRUCE BET en9elife Sprog
lonmel1 meo oct oonife / Wenig-
be05arbeioet i ben forenebe lutberlfe
Strife. "a bette Sp6rg8maal iiGr
set iioIte 9tars 8io bar ligget mig
meget nGr, bill ieg meo Ge0aftd-
renS 3illooelie frembol0e ct Yar
&onfer 6esan9naenoe.
6or ca. ct 9ar 4ar iiOen be-
itemte ieg me0 6amilie at rejle ira
Soma til California, % oa pi ito.
ligere boboe boot oeo Selma, Sal,
Oenote min Suitrus og mine 8or.
fer iig oer6en. Men bore 9ern
tanfte anoerIeoes. st bolOt gars
Gio baDoe pi 6oet / Gong Beach,
Golif., bpor ser bar engelif Iltberif
Girfe % SenOagsifole, og BERTH
piloe 6e, hi ifuloe reiie. Wten ga
Ri life for Chen fer os / Stano
til at fIptte oertil eller ct anOet
Ste6, 6oor ser er engelif lutberif
@llostieneite, iaa feler ieg, at ieg
maalfe bar negtet mine Born noget,
iom ieg iioen fommer til at for
trpoe, ga ieg life aGene onifer, at
De fol oplereS men ogiaa %oe6blibe
at lebe / @enboGo til Den lutberife
29re. Gi fan, mems De enonu IT.
fe err bofsne, faa Dem til at goa
meo til oonIf &irfe og Sen0ags-
ifole. Seq bil Der lige, at bi
6or lert alle bore 96rn oet oan-
ife Sprog ira imua al. = De bar
olti6, bbor emo hi bar opbol0t oS
gooet ita6ig til S6n0agSifole, men
alorig bit en- Ioaoon SntereSie for
Ssnoogsifolen Iom for ben engel-
ife, bbilfet ogiaa efter nit Sfgn
er inolpienoe. 96rn iom / bort Gil
fel0e er feot Der / amerifa :
og iee iom oeres 5ooer ogiaa er
feot Der = fan 10 life babe mo-
gen Snteresie for 0anifbeo eller oct
oanife. Seq fenoer ineen Der og
meget minore g6r De. Og bort er
fife ct eneItoaenoe Eilfelbe. Seq
tror, ieg fan lige uoen at %operoribe,
at Ell Sreoieoel al 8efolfningen in-
oenfor oen lutberife &irfe er font
men til oct 8enoepunft. Sg bbor
mango flere uoeliiffer pi fra Dor
airfe beitanoig, ibet De glitter fig
nleo andre, iom life foritoar 9onif.
.Gr oct rigti9t, oe tan pi foribore
oct for Sub og MenneIfer? Wonge
of bore Solf itaar | Dag uoenfor
noget airfeIomfuno for bet iammes
.Sfplb. Set liitberife fan be life
goo til, for 9Ggtef9llen foritaar IT.
fe Oanif, oe bo De er oplert ln-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
Gt tene.

MeG.: &emp aloorGig 0. /. b.
@r BET ringe Scar at tiene?
8, bba0 flyer Serrens Oro :
bette 2ps for bore Seooer
9ennem Wprfet poa bor Soro?
81 at tienes, men at tiene :
0erfor Seius fom berne0,
bar Dor Soagbeo, bore 9pr6er,
og paa Soriet for oS ltre0.
@r oct ringe oa at oan6re
iamme Sci iom Selus gif,
og at ofre li0t for andre,
noar ieg aft for intet fif9
Gr set ringe ga at bore
lDoig poa Dor 6a0er8 9uo =
Gieneroraeten og at elife
/ i'm arne Neite @u0?
2ao sin aprli96eo ga bren0e
/ min SieG, ou Spnorers Sen,
iaa ieg elifer, lom on elifer,
bbor ieg intet foar i9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

Conspicuous in Attractive Cafe
terra, Where Appetizing Menu
Is Served Daily at Low Price.
Conspicuous among the many
improvements that have been
made from time to time for the
welfare of their employees is the
strictly modern cafeteria that has
been recently opened by the F.
Mayer Boot & Shoe Co. of Mil
waukee, makers af the well
known brand of Honorbilt Shoes.
"Our primary reason for open
ing this restaurant said F. J.
Mayer, vice president of the con
Germ, 'Eis to give our employees a
chance for greater comradeship.
We are convinced that it has
done that much. The increased
number of patrons speaks for
its success. Many who have here
tofore prepared their own din
ner at night are glad to be re-
lieved of the burden and make
this hot lunch at noon their prin-
cipal meal"
Comradeship is not the only
benefit to be derived, for the din
ners served to the employees for
20 cents are certainly a revela-
tion, especially during these
times of high prices. The follow
ing menu is typical of the din
ners furnished: A large bowl of
vegetable soup, beef loaf, pota-
toes, beets, bread and butter,
apple pie and coffee.
Cleanliness and efficiency are
the striking characteristics Of the
lunch room. From the immaculate
polished topped oak tables, with
their pretty green and white
china and shining silverware set
for four, to the shining pots and
kettles hanging around the stove,
everything is spick and span and
of the latest and most approved
type.
The work IS lightened and
speeded up by automatic dish
washing machines, bread cutters,
butter cutters, potato peelers, and
steam tables where the food is
kept piping hot.
The factory is kept running
through the noon hour, as only
one-half the force eats at one
time. At II 80, when the first
relay of employees files into the
dining room, everything is ready,
with soup and bread and butter
on the table, and the deft wait
resses give rapid and efficient
service. Music furnished by one
of the employees makes the lunch
hour ~pleasanter. By II, places
are ready for the second group
of diners, and at l o'clock the
doors r closed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

Som Itebneo oct til Oom bai1 mo
80 lagoe Angiten / bans Sino;
9et nlsote BAN, bbor ben ban iaa,
50 aft iom / en- Gage laa.
= Men biemme beier ban / 26n
Cit Sierte til en- p0mDg Bon:
Gag fra mig, @uo, ben Gos, ieg
BANDIT,
80 gio mig fun at tale iunotl
9tt to1e ian6t ON big o9 Dit,
Sm Raa6en DIN og 6aloet NIT,
On 9ibetS albor, 0eoenS @rii,
Meo 6Gommeor6, men ferlig Su.
Soer Gang min Sanfe reffe bill
lto efter geroens Sfpogeipil
90 Imtirrer blind paa 0sgnets SLAMS
90 beiler til bets faIife arals.
90 bber Sang ieg mig or6mmer
tor
90 Soomoo / nit Sierte Dor,
90 boer Sang GLAD ieg hitter til,
Raar 2egnens 9lonO mig Imigre bill.
ga Drag til Winoe mig bin Mono,
Der laa me0 @ru oe0 @robens
Rano
90 boo / li0ite auloegps
ON 9ioets 0ro meo Sanobeos 2ps.
Men BAD forg9oes og for ben
Sbor fra Ell nogen fom ieen;
Seq funoe Ell ieg turoe ei,
Sgennem @raoen niie @eil
Seq fslte al min alsgt og aunit
Oar Der fun falife Gaa9ers 0unit,
@lenoig, fattig Der ieg Itoo,
90 fnuit nor aft nit feffe Mo6.
So. Drag mig set til @in6e, @u0,
90 lao oct olorig ilettes no!
@lip on nit 2ib, nit 2pS, min
Sreo,
90 ign nit girfe, ia, birf meol
Sbi u6en Dig, iee feGer grant,
or al min Gernine @e9G og Cant;
Men ialo on mig meo 0oaoens
Iano
"a ier mig meo oin beire Saanol
Gao Geb bans 9en o9 fra Sen 9ao
San prefe6 life: o8or / Mogl"
Men; na9mp olborligtl crib /
Gro
Set Or6, Tom ODER @rab 1aar 9rol"
Of aon6ens Molm bans Gale flong,
Bar bf6o BOG iom en- 8ugeeiang,
Com SommerioGen itGrf oe aar
Gen 2Diet no / 8eroen bar.
Eli Sen, bbis ain6 / Sorg 6leb
bfeq,
I'll Sen, iom falife 8enner ibeg,
Eli BEN, Tom Spnoen iIo9 til 8rog,
Com moofes bleb poo aampens
Gag.
San fom me6 Sre6 og 2ps %
Croft,
90 o1tio f9rlie loo bans Rsit;
San 8eroens nos ei mere bnn6t,
Men bba6 ban iag6e, oct bar ianbt.
Ioom Dan.
Sn6ien6t af 81. s. 0nbm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

i'm til 9aoet ilenoe Strgm at fere
4poltelen, Der fenote Napnet ODER
ollie Nopne, oct aongenabn, Der III
ifuloe lp6e ODER SeoningeOeboenen,
og Iom bopoe alt oct / Sic, Ser
Den lengtes eiter og trengte til.
9un lioet orenlte 9artlus ON,
bboo ban Ifuloe lioe for bette
gtaons Sfpl0, iom ban ieileoe ben
ODER set blaa SAB, bOor ban fire
@ange ifuloe li0e Sfib8bru0. 6rem-
tioen meo Den S%melteoigel, bbori
Slaggerne Iftloe uobrenoes, o9
bans SelteIi9ls fine @ulo renies,
por al SUBS 9armbiertigbeo ifitlt
for bont, ON ban emo | ltore Sref
bar anet, boiGfe Brbnelier Der fore
Ito0 BAN.
Won ban flnoe babe 6aoret BET,
bbiS ban bob0e foruoIet alt oct, Der
pente0e BAN for NapnetS SfDlo:
at b~1oitrDges, at IteneS, at lioe
Sfib6ru6, oe beip9rlige Gejler til
6oos poo uiifre 8eie, 5orerne peo
Itigenoe 5looer og 6rui enoe 8anoe,
2anoebeiSrpbere, SOBER og SEQ
ringer, faIife &riitne, oaogne RGt-
ter, Regenbeo, Sunger og 3erit;
Spg6omme o9 Sbagbeoer, ar9nfel'
Ter al enboer art, oe boaroe Sr9ng.
lelsop6ol6, Ben uop6erlige 9eos-
ongit, %@niombeoen / 2Gnferne, oct
foI6e Sen9ieG og til iioit @artpr'
oeoen.
@Gler mon ban life ollere0e poa
bette Grin al i'm Serb biloe babe
fogt: rMit 2io er mig life opre-
bort, og ieg formaor aft / ariitlis,
iom gsr mig iterf."
Men iom Sorteiet ben6te Stpb-
nen moo o@uoernes 9ierg" og lei
le0e inc / Salomisbugten, bar Oct
bel %inorere for 8oulus, Iom too
ban poa iolbelpite Seioer, meoenS
@pongeliet gif fin Seirsgang no
ODER geroen. so Der er heller ih'
gen 8pibl ON, at iom en- at Utio.
oelbobets IterIte Ger bar appern
bel ififfet til at onllne llo9atgspunf-
tet for gbangeliets 6orfpnoelie /
8eroen, og 9(poitGene forloo beller
life Gen, fsr Sc boboe forfpnot@ban-
geliet for Stotboloeren, Der at.
traaeoe at b6re @u0s Orb, iom for
5iIferbefoIfningen langs apiten, @fi-
nearbeioerne / aobber6iergene og
9onosbpernes 9enoer.
9arlluS baooe iounget aonoens
Sopro % ounoet Den ferlte Seir
for lin Serre.
% oct bar ueo SiGlp al oct
Iamme 9aabelt, ban Oan0t set Itore
Slng / antiofia i 9iii0ien, boor
oi bar oen. ierite M~isiionsreiieS ITO
re 6eioepunft.
apoitlenes 9u0ifab retteoeS life
ferit til 6e in0ieote @ilioiere, life
beller til @rpferne eller &onerne,
men til S6oerne. llOen Eoiol bar
M3isiionpreneS ferite @erning at I'd.
ge IiIflugt til oct meo SDnago9en
forbun0ne .fremmeoeS 9oliger" og
6ereiter iege Jig Ell 9oIig i Sooe.
fparteret iomt ifoiie Jig ct @farfeo
for Den SeiG6ug, meo bois 5oror.
bei6elle 8aulus ifaifeoe Jig lit lin.
oerbolo.
Arbejoet ipsieliatte blot bans9Gll.
Der og ~foritprreoe bperfen bans Ia.
le eller Ganfer, % uoen Goipl er
life foa al De ompenote %lnorere
bun0ne beo Gamtaler oeo %forifel.
lige 2eiligbeoer emo peo &alerne /
De ofientlige Spnagoger.
Men 9aulltS's @isiion par life
6eitemt for nogle faa eller enfelte.
San greb oerfor itc0ie enboer Sci.
lto92o til ON Sa6baten at beio9a
Spn1qogerne og tale til 6%oriamlin-
gen. so 9eieget i antiotia bar
naonlig faaet Snteresie Oeo Den BrG'
oifen, 9aulits Der bolot, % lom lite
blot er oen ierite, ioa ct opbeoaret
fra BAN, men ogioa er eienoomme'
liza oeo ben rige glnbenoelle, Der o.
rna / ap,, nj non nnmle YQdtS hellls
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

rdelS 9tltorle, DDorle0e9 Olto nleo
oleftet 9lrm" fgrte Solicit no al
3rellelonoet og baneoe Sci for oct
gennem grfenen til oct fori9tteoe
2ono; De iaa Brofeten Samuel, ben
gumle oiie 9ommer, og S%proeoren-
gen 0aoi0, Der jog 6ililterfempen
log bleb oct uooolgte Soils aonge.
Sg laa elf BauluS pluoielig ooer
til at forfDnoe oct gl9oelige 8uo-
ifab, Der bel neiten maatte tage
9lanoeorog ira De lDttenoe Sfarer.
9arlus gootgioroe, at SeiuS bar
MeSiias, og at 5oriettelierne bar
opfDlot poa BAN.
9f 9opios SEQ baooe @uo no
'polgt ell, Der, bpao bans gtaOn og.
laa betegne0e, bar Ell 6relier, %
JON ogiaa 0en itore 9rofet Soban-
mes bapoe gipet 8i~oneSbpr6. Men
bam, iom goeriterne baooe forSie.
1tet, baooe @uo opbaft ira Be opoe.
0ette bar Ell biitoriif 6eoisli8&enos-
gerning, bborom mango enonu le-
,benoe funoe bore 8~ione8bDro. Sg
bette ltoo / Samflang meo ale De
8rofetier, Der / aar6unoreoer bapoe
Oeret 8enitan0 for oereS Gro % too
at lele / 0ereS bellige Sfrifter. 0p.
i%tanOelien, iom iaale0e5 bar ell fnlos
6ragt aenosgerning, bar Den beie=
lte Opfploelie al ben Saline, boori
@uo faloer OoOi0 i'm Sgn.
Sect 9oulus looleOeS fra iine
i8ilbpreres eget Stanopuntt uolag-
Be oe Sfriftiteoer, De nplig baooe
6ert oplnlt benbol0t Jig til Sfrift.
iteOer, De beieoe Jig for, citeret
Sfrifter, De bolot bellige, ltettet Jig
til Ell 9iitorie, bportil De lptteoe meo
llnoren, % faltet nDt Gp5 ooer Den
ymorfe Gale peo Sarpen", Der bio
til boooe labnet i'm rette 6ortolf.
ming, og oerboS baooe f%orenet ooer.
6eoilenoe Gale me0 aloorlig 6ormas
ming, lamleoe ban BET til ct 9eois
lfor, at oct bar en- troOeroig Gale,
ban ferte, ct ~gleoeligt 9u0ifa6, Der
bill bar per0 at moota8e.
Yaulus b9De0e fprIt bet toeGgge-
De Spero / Aanoens Strait, ct tort
lSlog par uurloet, Oi9oelens 5Glt-
ringer uatleoe og @uOS aanO fpr'
tie 0roet / Sierterne.
Oct ielger ogioa oerai, at man
life blot bao 9ouluS tale Den Iel-
genoe Sobbat, men mango lul9te og-
laa neo 9lpoitlene ior at Iperge Dem
oioere no, og i llgens SOB bleo Der
ooeralt i @iemmene talt ON De
fremmeoe @plter og oeres m9rfellge
Gale.
0a pore 0%tiSiion9rer Den felgen-
'oe So66at TOM mo / Spnagogen
ltoo De aniigt til Aniigt meo ct belt
6olfebap: Spoer, @rGfere % DO
mere % peo SnOgangen Ell 0t9ng
De 0tenneifer, iom life bprte til 6or-
lomlingen, men iom oar fomnen
al NpsgerrigbeO for at bpre Vfis-
lionGrernes Siitorie.
Men Spoerne bleo, JON oi oeo,
fortrDoelige ODER, at oenne Wfano,
Der bar fommen ira Sauries's Ine-
onfte Sober meo 9uoifa6et ON
interchangeable peo Iroen pao
Seius ariItuS, ifuloe uorette mere,
emo De baOoe opnaaet / 2larbunore-
Der beo at reiie en- Wtltr ON Sooe19
ISerli9Deo.
ga / Steoet for opnlerfiomme %
oillige 8ilberere 6lanot Seoerne
mpote Der BAN W~ooiigelie og Spot.
@en iaa Itoo &qulus frem / Nan-
oenS arait og iagoe De ifGbneioaag'
ne OrO:
Oct bar npOoenoigt, at @uos
I0ro fprit ifuloe tales til eOer; men
efteroi S itpoer oct ira eoer og life
ogter eoer lelp oeroige til oct eOige
I9io, ie iaa Oenoer oi os til Seonin-
9erne."
Sect galIus penoer Jig til SEQ.
ningerne, bar oct i Sp0igbeo moo
ISpoerlts eeen bellige Sfrift, bpor
oct be0oer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

Sterkt Skaft med 3 forskellige Blade,
og De har ct let. praktiskt Redskab til
alt Havearbejde; kan o%jeblikkelig for
andres til hurtig Udforelse af Diet, De
vii gJore. Skaft 90 / Blad SIPS, med 2
Blade 50. 10, med ale 3 Blade 81. so. Kiob
get hos Deres Hardware Dealer e1ler
frit tilsendt we'd at sende Belobet til
Schooner Manufacturing Co., .
Dept. S. St. Cloud, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
COMPANY LUNCH ROOM
PROMOTES COMRADESHIP
AMONG MAYER SHOE
FACTORY employees.

Cleanliness and Efficiency Are
Conspicuous in Attractive Cafe
terra, Where Appetizing Menu
Is Served Daily at Low Price.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-11-29
McAD0OANNOUNCES GENERAL
INCREASE IN EXPRESS RATES
Raise Is Necessary to Cover New
Wage Scale Effective First
of January

Washington, Nov. 21.--General In
ereases in express rates were announc
ed yesterday by Director General Nc
Adoo of the railroad administration
West of the Mississippi and south
of the Ohio and Potomac rivers the
merchandise rate Will be increased
about 10 TO II cents hundred pounds
over the present scale, and the in
crease in food rates will be proper
tionately rs per cent. The increases,
it was announced, are due to increases
in wages and become effective Jam
uary /.
For the remainder of the country
the new rates on merchandise will be
about 16 and II cents hundred
pounds more than at present. The
increase on food rates will be about
70 per cent as much.
Specifically the express rate order
provides that rates in the east, or
rates on shipments originating in the
EAST, be advanced Is or II cents on
first and second class shipments. and
that elsewhere this increase be APP
II cents. Local differ
entails would make the exact advances
vary somewhat about these averages.
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ALL ASSOCIATED NATIONS
TO HAVE REPRESENTATION
Belief in Paris is That Final Peace
Conclusions Will Be Divided
into Two Treaties

Paris, Nov. 21.-It is the general
belief that the countries to be repre-
sented at the peace conference will in
clude all which declared war against
| the central empires and those states
which were formed as d result of the
war; the CZecho-SlavS and Jugo-Slavs.
Besides Japan, the eastern countries
| will include Siam and China. The
presence of China will probably have
bearing on the future of Kaio-Chau,
which has undergone change since
China declared war on Germany, thus
cancelling the lease whereby Germany
held Kaio-Chau before Japan occu-
pied the port at the outset of the war.
The size of the delegation doubtless
will be left to the various countries,
but voting strength will not be de-
pendent upon the size of the delega-
ton. However, the same voting
strength for all countries is considered
open to objection as giving Haiti,
Montenegro and countries of that size
the same strength as Great Britain,
France, the United States and the
other great powers.
These are among the practical de-
tails likely to be adjusted before the
sessions are opened. After the adj
justment among the allies, it is prob
able that the representatives of the
central powers will be called in for
the arrangement of preliminaries. 1t
is expected that all the central powers
will be represented, for while arinis-
tees were separately signed with Ger
many, Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey,
it is not anticipated that separate
will be necessary.
1t is believed that the final conclu-
sions will be embodied into two trea-
ties, the first one to be concluded
early, covering the essentials. and the |
second covering the larger general |
questions, after a more thorough dis
cussion.
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GERMAN HIGH. SEAS
FLEET SURRENDERs
ONE GERMAN LIGHT CRUISER
HITS MINE AND GOES TO
THE BOTTOM
So SUBS ARE SURRENDERED
Revolutionary Spirit of Teut Sailors Is
Readily acknowledgements War
ships Will Be Located in
Orkney Islands

London, Nov. 23-The German
fleet, which surrendered to the Brit
ish Thursday, ii has become known,
consisted of nine battleships. five bat
tie cruisers. seven light cruisers aud
fifty destroyers.
One German light cruiser, while on
It's way across the North sea with the
other ships OF the German high seas
fleet TO surrender TO the allies, struck
a mine. The warship was badly dam
aged and sunk.
The surrendered German fleet has
been taken TO the Scaps Flow.
The Scapa Flow is i'm the middle of
the Orkney islands, off the northeast
coast of Scotland. 1t is Il small inland
sea, with an area of 30 square miles.
1t contains many small islands and
has numerous good harbors ana road
steads
There is good anchorage in the
Scapa Flow for great number of
large vessels. Before the war il was
the headquarters of the British home
fleet during the naval training sea-
son.
The British grand fleet and five
American battleships and three French
warships. in two long columns. escort
ed the II German vessels TO their an
chorage.
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GERMANS WILL PUBLISH
SWAN SONG OF KAISER

Paris, Nov. 20.-In order to end the
discussion as to whether William Ho-
henzollern has really abdicated as Ger
man emperor, it is understood the Ger
man government intends to publish
his decree of abdication. This con-
sists of an attempt to justify the war
on the ground of Germany's isolation.
The abdication decree, according to
the correspondent at Zurich of LIN
formation, concludes with these words :
ITO avoid differences and to put an
end to the mourning and suffering of
my people, / renounce the throne and
leave my faithful subjects free to
choose a government which seems to
them most compatible with honor and
to their interest"
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SENATORS WOULD DROP
LA TOILETTE CHARGES

Washington. Nov. 23.-The senate
privileges and elections committee yes
terday voted, 9 to 2. to dismiss pro-
ceedings brought against Senator La
Toilette of Wisconsin for an alleged
disloyal speech al st. Paul more than
ID year ago. The majority recommen-
dation, together with minority re-
port. will be presented to the senate
when it reconvenes December 2, with
possibility of contest on adoption or
the majority report.
Four Democratic and five Republi-
can committeeman voted to sustain a
motion filed by Senator LaFollette's
attorney for dismissal of the proceed
ings which were instituted by the
Minnesota public safety commission
Chairman Pomerene and Senator
Walsh of Montana, Democrats. voted
in opposition, and the chairman said
he would offer a minority report.
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Total of So Submarines.

London, Nov. 23.-Twenty more
German submarines were surrendered
to Admiral Sir Reginald Tyrwhitt off
Harwich Friday morning. This makes
a total of 80 submarines thus far hand
ed over There would have been q
surrendered yesterday, but one sank
during the night.
The correspondence of the wireless
service with the British naval forces
says that just before noon a cruiser
came into sight, followed by the Ger
man submarines and German trans
port.
When the Germans arrived il was
noticeable that the revolutionary ele-
ment was decidedly present Some Of
the officers had removed the Prussian
eagles from their caps and replaced
them with sort of red badge that
recognizes the authority of the sailors
and soldiers council.