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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
Mehitable In Chicago
az Ses60'
(Continued,)

(COntlnueQ.)
About the finest visit made while in
Chicago, was to the Chicago Chronicle
Building, 1854 Washington street.
1t was not the building however that
most interested me, though it was a
marvel of wonder to the inexperienced,
but we were kindly shown through the
establishment from start to finish, where
every particle of the work was accom-
plished by means of machinery.
We saw them print the Chronicle as
fast as man could count conveniently,
fold almost as fast, then pulleys lifted
the papers and carried them to an up
per room we presume, where they were
labeled and mailed by the same method,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
HI. Roundabout w.y

A man was going home to his wife
and family. 1t was growing dark. His
road from the station was lonely
one, and he was getting along as fast
as he could when he suddenly suspect
ed that man behind him was follow
ing him purposely. The faster he went
the faster the man went until they
came to graveyard.
"Now," he said to himself, "I'll find
if he's after me-" And he entered the
churchyard.
The man followed him. Vague visions
Of revolvers and garroters grew upon
him. He made a detour of a splendid
mausoleum. Still the man was after
him, round and round.
At last he turned and faced the fell
low and asked: what the dickens do
you want? What are you following
me for?"
"WelI sir. do YOU alWaYS- 90 .holsaNI
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
LAMONT.

LAMONT.
Miss Bertha Cotton was a passenger
to Oelwein Saturday.
Miss Cora Patterson of Greeley is
canvassing in Lamont with good
book; she has done well here. AS
nothing can take the place of books.
NJ. S. Durfey, of Aurora, was a
Lamont caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Stauss was very sick last week.
The rest of our sick are little better
at this writing.
Miss Lottie Hilton is clerking for T.
Swaine & Co.
Charles Preussner and wife of neelr
Dundee visited relatives in town Satur.
day.
E. H. Hoyt, of Manchester, was at
Lamont Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Haislett and daughter Dell, re-
turned home Saturday p. m. to New
Hampton, after several days visiting in
the j. IL. Penberthy home.
Church Strong bought piano recent
ly of Mrs. j. III. Penberthy.
The boarding cars are here now over
one week; there are about 70 men laying
the steel rails on the G. G. w. Ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Field Sr. returned tc
Lamont to their son Fred, after visiting
their many friends in Strawberry Point
and Arlington.
Wild Field, of Oelwein, was visiting
his parents at Fred's Saturday.
A large number of our people attend
ed the fair at Manchester last week.
Dell Windenburg and wife were pas
sengers to Chicago Monday.
The Lamont Womans' club will NEE
with Mrs. Eva Hoffman Friday p. m
October 5.
Born to VIM. Obrien and wife so
September 20.
Mrs. Viola Fox of Dubuque visite
, her mother, Mrs. Hsdley last week.
Mrs. VIM. Dopp and daughter Ev
: departed last week to visit in Illinoi
!. with relatives.
Frank Reiger ST., visited his daught'
. Mrs. Ehler at Oelwein, Monday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
GREELEY

Miss Lydia Brownell, who has been
away for the past four months and is
greatly improved in health, has return
ed home.
A rumor is current that b. A. Baker
is soon to remove to Illinois. On being
asked as to the truth of the report, Mr..
Baker would neither deny or affirm it.
John Corell of Delphos, Kansas, is
here visiting his brother and other
relatives.
We learn, upon reliable authority
that Colesburg has quit expecting a
railroad. This is no more than has
been expected. Colesburg wants q
railroad, needs one and should have
one, but on the present location it
would be very expensive to build, more
expense in fact than Colesburg is able
to stand. The route should be changed
and the road built.-Home Press.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
soooseoeoeee2
eeeeoo,S COUNTY eoeccos
: CORRESPONDENCE. 5
HARTWICK,

s. Andrews and John Meister enjoyed
q visit at the Fish Hatchery Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Orr and children spent
Sunday in Manchester.
We are sorry to say that we have lost
our preacher for the coming year. He
has gone to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis went to
Manchester last week and returned
home with fine young lad, one of the
children from an orphan asylum in
New York. He will have good home
with Mr.. and Mrs, Davis.
Mrs. Geo Furman has returned from
her visit in South Dakota, and says
they have good crops out there.
Mrs. James Smith and children we're
fair visitors Wednesday and she reports
q fine time.
Miss Elva Downs and Miss Cora
Crosier are on the sick list.
A. Meister was doing business in
Manchester Tuesday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03

nature is made prominent feature.
In fact the purpose of all the instruc-
ton tends toward this end. The incen-
tives are not to mental strength and
brilliancy alone, but to Christian man.
hood nd womanhood. If you want to
leave your boy or girl q good education
with the best practical knowledge of
the way to apply the same, you cannot
do better than to send them to Lenox.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
Chimnevs Cleaned

have got patent devise for cleaning chin.
neys. If you want yours cleaned leave orders
for me at Seth Browns or Graham b Sons. l
also do all kinds of mason work and white wash
Ing, build chimneys and cisterns and do repairs.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
6H JOHN TOWSLEE.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
BARGAIN IN RESIDENCE PROPERTY
A house and lot in one Of the best resident
portions of city of Manchester for sale cheap
and on easy terms. Good dwelling, barn, etc.
Enquire at DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
THE ocToBER CENT11Ry.

Minister WI Ting Fang will present
in the October Century ga Plea for
Fair Treatment" in behalf of his fellow
This is one OF the half
a dozen articles in the same magazine,
in which the Chinese question will be
treated, directly or indirectly. Bishop
Potter writes on "Chinese Traits and
Western Blunders'-the first of q series
of travel and sketches and studies.
The large and increasing circulation
of The Iowa Homestead in this county
is q matter for congratulation to the
publishers and to good farming, for, Of
all the papers of its class in the cOun-
try, 1t is easily the best and most help
full. Its Special Farmers Institute
editions, issued with the regular edition
the first week in each month, have been
for years the admiration of all rracti-
cal farmers. Written wholly by farm
ers, they are full of actual experience,
and smell of the soil. We have been
fortunate enough this season to secure
terms for The Homestead and its SPEC
ial Farmers Institute Editions, together
with The Poultry Farmer and The
Farmers Mutual Insurance Journal,
four of the most valuable farm publi-
cations in the country, that enable us to
offer the four in connection with orr
own paper for $3.50 for the entire tive.
one year. This is emphatically good
thing, and no farmer in this county
should fail to take advantage of this
offer. For large line of thoroughly
practical farm reading nothing has ever
been offered before that equals it. A
county paper, farm paper, poultry
Special Farmers Institute, all for $3.50.
Come in and order them.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03

Improved Farm for Sale.
offer for sale my farm of 24O acres lying two
Coggon. Good dwelling, running water, thirty
acres of timber, balance prairie. very desr-
able farm. For terms apply OH the premises to
3Sw4* MICHAEL FLYNN,
Cogg0n, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
Horses Wanted

A few good horses for eastern markets, must
be sound and in good condition. Enquire at my
place on Union street in Manchester.
soft T.W ROBINSON
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03

luxe 5i1261 go. .t,.ss >aR W
Dfown's house with a parcel, and the
porter at the station told me that If I'd
follow you I should find the place, as
you live next door. Are you going
home at all tonight?"-C Columbian.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
Choice Farm.
For Sale

Tho undersigned offer for sale their
splendid farm OF 800 acres in Stapleton
township, Chickasaw county, Iowa. 1t
is all fenced into fields, tame grass pas
lures and meadows. Not q waste foot
of land on the farm. Large residence,
big stock and hay barn; a smaller barn;
two good granaries; several corn cribs;
hog house; two wells, windmill, tanks,
splendid grove, orchard and fine front
lawn dotted with evergreens. Half
mile from school house. Excellent
neighborhood. Five miles from Law
Ter, five miles from fredericksburg,
five miles from Alpha and twelve
miles from New Hampton. No farm
in Iowa is better improved, better or
more pleasantly situated or has better
soil.
BRANAGAN BROS.
LAWLRR, Ia,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03

'1sy from q two weeks visit in May
nard, Strawberry Point and lndepen-
dence.
Ed Hoyt, of Scotch Grove. was in
town calling on friends Tuesday.
Noble Arnold and family, of Man
chester spent Sunday at the Flack
home.
Mr.. Williams, of New York is visit
ing his. brother in-law, Daniel Jones.
Two new inmates were brought to
the poor house from near Sand Springs
Wednesday.
Miss May Smith visited friends al
Farley recently.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society meets Thursday afternoon Oc-
tober A, with Mrs. A. E. House.
Rev. Salisbury leaves tomorrow
TUESDAY for Usage to attend confer
ence.
J.W. Swinburne, wife and Maude
were shopping in Earlyille last Thur
day.
r. H. Bowman is building All ad-
dition on the north end of his drug
store.
Pearl Hefner, of Independence visit.
ed her sister, Mrs. Grace Stone recently
Cyrus Stoner, of Earlville was il
town Saturday.
Mrs. Grace Miller, of the Bay, visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Barney, here
Saturday.
Maude Rimmer has returned from
Maquoketa, where she spent the sum
mer with relatives.
The members of the Baptist Sunda!
School had harvest program in the
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Gwen Perkins, of Lenox, visited
home friends Saturday. She was &C
compsnied by her friend, Miss Susie
Orvis, of Dubuque.
Supervisor Carter was in town Satur
day.
JIM. Kingsley and Leon Hefner, o.
Delaware transacted business here
Saturday afternoon
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03

BARGAIN IN RESIDENCE PROPERTY
A house and lot in one Of the best resident
portions Of citv Of Manchester for sale cheap
and on easy terms. Good dwelling, barn, etc.
Enquire at DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
DUNDEE

Mrs. S. Briggs is on the sick list.
The Wesleyan parsonage has been
newly painted. =
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03

cHEAP-Resldence properties in this city. En-
qulre at Manchester Democrat office.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-10-03
DELHI

Miss Jennie Cummings was on the
sick list last week.
Mrs. Leamon aud Naomi, of Greeley,
were the guests of Delhi friends from
Friday until Monday.
Albert Sherman, of Anamosa visited
his uncle in town over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Reed, of Apple River
Illinois, are visiting at the home of w.
2. Phillips east of town.
Messrs Myers and Slack and Misses
Trier and Myers visited friends at the
poor farm Sunday, and attended church
here Sunday evening.
A. L. Boomer and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby daughter al
their home last Thursday, September27
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Van Antwerp at
tended the funeral of his niece, Mit'
Lydia Allen, at Manchester last Sun
day.
Henry vogel from near Cleveland
Ohio, visited relatives in and near town
last week. -s1zs.kss39.sas'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
3ngcnlann.

BERNHARD Sspsrin 9nsemauu (fsbt
%. Uoi 1889 / 5orfiIbfrup grqiie.
gaarb paa 6%nliter. eeo "a. 6eb. 1862
i SOrs) bleu Of @runbiUis tOIbt Dams
marts .5omfruitiaIb"; os bet mGrtss
osiau mart paa Snssmunns 8istnius,
at ban bar u9ret en- iomfrueIig Ratur,
miIb, bIy % mobtnselis, paa fin bis
ct SObunnssmsnneffe, Oct a bIebe,
Oebsrtua9snbs Os Iiil'se 9Oner, Der tIin'
ger ira 9nssmauus 3%isterbarpe.
9nssmanns Dietuins er Omfattsuos.
Den feriie Del osruf par for en- Del
fomIenbe 6orise. Der braete BAN tn
Del aritit fra Stenaaubsr, men intet
Guar ira bet banfts 6oIt. 8 1922
bIeU Snsemann, sftst al buue sjOrt en-
Ienssre uoenIanosreiis til 1DifIanb,
5rontris, Sdweii5 Os 9taIien, nniat
iom Carer oanf SsrOs os eltteratur
Deb Sors Afobsmi. Deb ben lib a9s
tsbs ban fin manseaariss 6orlOUeoe,
Qucis Manoir. Den %fenne %
roIiss Raiur Os GOrss mango biitOriffe
Minbsr uirtebe peI9srenbe pan 9nses
MAINS mobtnssIiee Climb Os noaet lpas
seIiss SeIbreb, os ct MT afiuit %Opranbt
for bans Digtsruirffombeb. Sitter es'n
9plt Os 1runs, efter @runotuigs EiIs
tpnbsIie os NaIter ScOtts 5Orbiasbs,
%bsspnbts ban en- banff national Digit
ming ousr biftOrifte gmner fra Wiobsl.
albersns Ribbsrtib. Era l824-36
ubtOm vSnssmanns bitOriite &Omas
nsr": sUaIosmar ben Store os bans
Ranb", ygulbsmor Seir", r@rtt Nsn.
uebs garnbOm", Song @rif os be
frebIsie", vprins Otto af Dunmart"
Os vDronnins Worsrsts". De itstter
fla for en- for Del til be banffs GoIfes
piler fra RiObsIaIberen os CT aennems
eaaenoe uf en- for BsSeiitrins fer ben
lib, ii9r for Dalbemarernss gIimrsnbe
gsriobs. Disle Bigger pate mssen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Misiionen Og ben tineiiite
&riie.

UT bsmms eftsr be mango geretuin.
ger, Tom Itebie inoleber, nn9auenoe
Moro paa Inopel triitne MistOnarer
iom inof6bte ariitne / aiua, Oil bet
nOrbltse aina, / buert 5alo for en- 9lo,
bliue omtrent p%reniet" for a%ritenoOms
men. Mulisuis oil Der eHooa 6ensoa
forbolosuis fanse Iiber, inoen Mis=
fionen after fan TONNE Blomf.
Oct fer / boert 5afb iaa uo for gie.
bIiffet, at paa @runb af be Rriien ins
terssiereoe Rasters i~nobpross Stins
Ipae, pif bet Blob, Der anereoe raaber
fra Soroen. fua SOP til at ruube lanse.
Dog ben ENG bar ben friitne
8irte opleoet fsr, Os ben uil lite rebs
bes ener ensftes meo Senipn til fin
enoelige SER. Ouer 8irtens belle Gr.
beibe, fom %nnunlig ouer bens Misiion
blnnbt 9eoninserne, lpier be Orb meo
rolis, ft9rf, uroilutfelig CLANS: &c,
leg er meb eoer ale 9ase, inotil 8ers
bens @nbe. Os Sang paa Gang mel'
Der Rirfens Siitorie ON, of Blob bleO
uogpot for ariiti guanseliums Sfplo
met bpem fan napne ct enefte Mar.
tprium, buem fan pese paa en- eneite
bloounbet glet Soro, uoen at Der Osiaa
maa tilfsjes: bet Martprbloo bleu bau-
net - Tom Sub bnpner - meo en-
uimoofaaelis 8arlisbeoens @eusels
belle.
Tbi bet er 8riitenbommens Spn pan
Martprbfooet, iOm bet er belle ariiens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Solb paa bit Wobersmaal.

0aar jes bar rein Omfring bianot be
Dante, bar ies tiet, nanr leg bBrtf esm
tale Danif % enseIt imsIsm biHnn'
ben, ianfi paa, buab BET buniie Spros
uiloE blipe til.
3 mnnss 9iem bar leg bsrt 5or'
Glbrene, Der tuapt itIu tunoe tale sllsr
f~orltnu enselif, benptte bette Spro9,
naar be tnIte til gsrnent, og fom unoz
i%fpIbnins Tiger be, at De er ban9e, Ssr'
meme olbris ristis uil IGre at tale ens
seIf, bpis be lite taller oct / 9iemmefs
iamtibis meb, at bet IGres Dem / Clos
Ierne. gn iaaoan 6rpgt TT imioIerti0
ubsSrunoet; tbi 9prusue oil let not Iare
bet Gnselite; men Sasen ct ben, at bet
oauits Sproq lite er tint NOT Tor DOT
llusoom. De oil ware ameri'
fanere. Wen iamtiois NIB, at be
lite oil pGre Donife. bliUsr be bog lite
ameritansrs; tbi Ott DANTE ben9er pso
benz, % for ameritanerne er o9 bIiuer
be Ianife.
Nlen nadr iaa gerneue Uotssr til,
fol ub | gipet, buor snifer be ian lite
mango 8nnse, al be tog tunos Danit.
Snn tommer en- DEL puo bonife Stoltr;
men bet sr Der Iigtiom / 6ismmst, Der
tales en9elft, % bet DANTE inoifrante5
til Observation-Disclosures, % be iaar
ifte BET uobptte, iom be buroe.
Oct TT berfor min Wtenina, LAB os
lite famine os peo, al ri sr DANTE; be
DANTE liaar bsiere bIanoi QmeritOnerne
sno be iieite andre 9atiouer; o9 ifuIbe
pore Born en- Gang tomne blem I'll
Daumnrt, nil be meo 9etbeo tunoe
bnabe tale o9 ~foritau alt, % burtis
finoe fig i%iIretie.
Seq bar bort man9en Amerifaner u6s
tale Gnitet ON, al ban tunbe tale %
%forltuu Dant, o9 ban bar unoret zig
opsr, naar en- suer anoen itte tunoe eler
uIIos f%otltaa 8anif. Oct itaI 10 Ie ltot
tort ub. lite at pile uGre BET DANTE
b%eteuot, mems bet 10 / gtrteliebeoen er
en- Stum Tor VatiOnen os g~eb,ommenoe
isIu, lom rog lite bIiuer betrustet, iom
mere inheritance al ben @runb.
Gil SIut oil jog fun iise: lar Ssra
utn 3anit / Sismmet, mems be CT
imaa, % be oil en- Sang tatte big oer'
for. Der sr 5orbsI ueo at tunne TO
SprOg.
SAB Os ssre, iOm ROromanosne; be
er itOlts al beres RoberSmaaI oe bOIosr
bet 26rs, Os bog inbiassr mango OsOrbs
m9no bsie @mbeoer.
Gal 8anit Os fam big lite osrueb.
UP. Senen,
anIi, 1900. Upton. Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Jru Rirkr np 9knle.

Aiblano 0ojlfOle, Grant, Wi6..
oil fra fsrittommsnos 9fferaor iiaa uo.
Der gebelie at 5r. gbr. y os 9r.
Z. @briftian9a Ia .. De nge 6or.
f~ianoere meooeIer, at Stolen uuber
bsrss 9ebslle oil blipe isrt irsm / ~trilfes
Zig Aanb o9 Arbeioe meb VI n uar
or ben ep .,Iuib. 6irfe Qmeris
"a, meb buab Rapn bennesnh
n Rpnes.
SsOrist uil QibIanb SgiifoIe IGsse
gast pau fuIbftenbis aurius os lite
inbrstte fig meO en- itabis l%tifisnbe Glen.
from iOr Die. Der uiI bIiUs meboett
unbsruisuing | fSIsenOe 5tstnlnssr:
DGnlt.ameritunft 9cifOIe.
9anobrussftrIe Il GilIutnins til
Michigan State Agriculture Col
lege).
enssI1' apsritunif GOlfees.aurs
Jus, fOrberebenbe I'll Spta9eIle paa
Michigan State University.
paa StoIsns eanb pil blips erunbet
tn lnnbstcnoniit 6Oriessftution.
aiblane StoIe oil blius nabnst fom
b9lssffole ben life Sftober. Den or pei
foripusi meb WoierisI, Samlinaer m.
NJ. Den raaoer oper st Bibliotet paa
ca. 1000 giub os or uoitpret meo ct
sobt tsmiit biOIosife aabOratoriun.
Cen Sumatra er ben rinffe Ulisfons
melt ~ueliianeos 8irtsfeh. Oct tot bss
foIteb. Strss SiIinbpns sr t%rilinst. 9
bet bs~liIis9snbe GObaies, buortil inaen
Slettebeboer itell9sre popsbe at Marine
fig, sr oal1 Observation-Disclosures oe SO
y~raoitsplaois; 1900 Wsnnefer bar
fraiasi fig 5ebsnltabst. gatafhams
msrns, iom Dor m,uem climbing oa
Iabaiee bar besarst 9erere. 6sbens
ifabsts os observation-disclosures Maat CT
brubt.
Den finefife Standardization bar
100 SfatIonsr, 1913 B,iaiioner, 353
Rapeler, 73o Wis5iOnarer, IA orbi.
narsoe inbfsbts praitsr, 1913 6jripe.
praitsr, l19 Sf0isIarsr, 11s Rirfebe.
flents o. I. D., 10 DibeIfpinber, l72
ubstaIie 6iaIpere. 1895 Wabperaafsr.
al bpilfs 5,1s7 er Wnnb, l,lG4 blep
bsbi iibiis aar. 252 organiiersbe airs
Ter, 1879 SfoIsr os 1,742 eleuer, 8
9olpIialsr. So Opmme. afpIsr os 90
6attisbiem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
81. Rou. 1889.

II. JfoD. 1889.
- De bar fulotommen Ret, nuar
De tiger, at ct 9iu uben aarli9beb er
bet life o9rot at leue. Men boao be-
piIer bette2 So, ba a%9rlisbeben iaa.
lebes er en- Naturbetineelie. M q Nas
turen eie Wioler iii at tilirebstlle bette
arou. De bar oeian Ret /, Of Der bri.
pes mesen Sumbu8 / Relisionens
gtaun. 5a, ON bet par mig, baobe ies
manife bruot itorpere uotrpt. 9bI
%iauounne ling iom Jntuiiition, Wtor.
mOnismen meb ale bens Gfftpelisbeber,
gopepalbet meo fin 8elifui. os 9eIaen.
bprtelie, oerOslise og aanoelise Ger
Iferes 1ittntorsRet pper MenueIfers
Samuittiebeo, - oft bette er Barbuei,
@rueli9beoer, Intermediates
sea tolte ON SumOrifer. Otter.
Iom iea fra mine tiblisite Dase er pnnt
til al betrngte ben triitne 5%ielision %
Bibelen meo @rbsbi9beo, - ielu ON
Der bar paret Titer / nit qin, ba lea
tpiuleoe ON aft - ian bererer bet mig
mertefis t at laie S%Rtninser iom
bisie: Seq iatter lite gris pna andre
Bsnner enb bruno Benner meb 5l9It
til".*) Seq s%eutaser, hoao jes tio.
lisere bar h9ebet. at ct iaaoant Sprog
uibner fun ON lsielbeo os Raabsb, o.
paaHOor, at ielu bet moriomme ber uere
mornlif.
On Gag, iOm ssr mtg meset be-.
flemt, er, at De ej fan finoe noeen 3rslt
i arifti 9are. Ser er bet. iom ON Der
reiie fig en- uoueritiselis Mur melem
Dem os mig. Dog mao jes ristisno.
ipsrse: SoOrleoes funbe De tale ON, at
Der ffete Sumbus / R~elisionens
Napn, bpis De lite / Deres inberiie
Sial baube en- 5cretilins ON bet aste.
vi Slusse fOrubiattsr 10 aste Ore:
tai -" (5oriiatiss.)
y Isnns llbtalelis par irsmfommet | ct af
Datibens Blade.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25

Oct nptter life at piae tnibe Dinene til
pan bette gunft.
Nsan mao enoeli9 life tro, at bet er
Ior Mision9rernes Stplo, at Maa.
terne M aoffes iom @ribbe ON BET
f~lneiiite Butte. aeil WisIion9rernes
5arer er fun ben for be iHobprbes Fin.
ipse Wlagter opermaabe ueltomne an.
leoniu9 III at faa @reb / ainas 3la.
BONNIE.
llnoerligt iOm Der ftebie opoutter
9amle 6arer unoer npe 5ormer for
@uos Ri9e pna 5orben.
gu sr p9eouiu9emis ionen",
ben Sag, Der for ct aurbunbrebe iioen
fun teuoies Os eliteoes of nosle iaa /
6 Hstnnb, 9anmurt, oe for Emit.
lambs geotommenoe / 9atle pg
perm 1, bleuen iaa mRstie p9 amer.
teuot i raritenbsoen", at ben ~osrosliae
Urn Og bet %ciOiliiatOriite 0ooeb fan
5egpnoe at poe 9errens ueIf9nsbe Ger.
ming.
Wen iaa piit, iom bet fun er en- 9anis
mel Care unoer M 5orm for airten,
ber poIoa ale 1anoe ariitne beoe air4
Tens 6erre ON after at aipsnoe Bnbels
0uermoo % beuare fin airte ubeimittet
al 8erben.
Man MAJ Tom ariiten beoe ben Ben
til Cub, iom bin beulge Glare siOroe
for uo9le anr tilbn9e / 9onoon, oa
Der tom guo ON, at nosle nf be unoer
Church Missionary Society be-.
renoe WiisiiOn9rer iamt oeres 5amiller
par blepne Wartprer.
"a bno man ON, at Sub uiloe bel:
iigne gle9et iom uoiGo o9 ben
9en blsu bsrt. Men tiuiee BAD man
ben eussllie Staggering ON life Of
.baune" Murtprsrnes Blob efter Den
itte:trilteliee Gaining: 9Ono for Gono,
giu for 9iu.
SAB iaa 8eroensbumaniteten, Der op.
rinoelis bar fin 8oo i aritenocmmeus
Roralou, men nu er en- lssreuen auiit,
os lab ben ioreglune vtriiteli9e" @ioi.
l~iiotlou fable ben Bgn for ct 'front.',
men taabeliet SpRrmeri; bet er beg
lamb ariitenoom, o9 fun ben bar Wtis.
iionsiejre i 6Olse; TIL fun ben bar ariltl
5criaitelle.
Os lao ale Rrlitne / oisie, for Iris.
iionen / & ina iaare ~tritilfs Gioer,
uRre enige I'M al beoe Sestens Serre
uoienoe i%anonnne Nrbeioere, Der bar
9iuet 3eius arlitus alt, Os gioet fig ino
mosr bans 8insers Stpgse. Os lab
os beoe ON, OF bet u%ercslise Sunro life
ifnl goela99e CUBS mlsiouerenos Rirs
tes Nrbejoe.
Cub beonre MisiiOnen fra at
bliue = buao airfen fun altfor ofte bar
uGret - en- iuu9eli9 auinoe. Der 1T
9iGlp fra Yeroen = os oerior tleo
ueroslis.
Nisfionsn bar Strait NOT ielu; ben
bar life grus ior bet ~uerosligs Su9ro;
ben bar 10 Nnnoens Suaro, ium er
CUBS Orb.