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The times., 1901-06-03
TRAVELLERS At OLD POINT.
Preparations for the Coming Protee-
tive Association Convention.

OLD POINT. Va, June 2.-SeveraI hun
dred delegates TO the Travellers Protec-
tive Association Convention have arrived
here. One train brought large delegation
from Tennessee this evening and another
came from West Virginia.
Col John s. Harwood and Joseph Wal
lerstein are here looking after the dele
gates. who are constantly arriving In great
numbers, and are being met at the various
stations by the Reception Committee. y.
c. Burrows, the national president and
the national secretary. Mr.. lie Baume, and
marty will come from Richmond tomOr-
row. escorted by a special delegation.
The exercises will begin tomorrow even
ing in the assembly han of the Chamber
lin. with the opening prayer by the Rev.
DR.. ] T. PIunket, of Augusta, Ga. and
Joseph WaIlerstine, Chairman of the
Executive Committee for the national
convention. win welcome the delegates.
while the president. Mr. Burrows of
Peoria Ill. viii make the response.
The formal exercises will be followed by
a dinner at which Gov j. Hoge Tyler will
resnond TO tho. toast Virginia" made
by Lieut. Gov. John A. Lee, of
Missouri. ex-Wresideut Of the Travellers
Pr9tectt5e Association of America Rich
mond'' will be responded to by Mayor II.
M. Taylor. and will be followed by w.
r. Johnson, of KnoXyilie c. w: Saund-
ers will speak on Virginia Division, T.
p A. and b. F. Johnson. President of
the b. F. johnson Publishing
Company, will tell of Richmond 5
Prnrress - The United States of
America is the toast to which
John Garland Poland viii respond. while
"A Kentucky Traveller viii be related by
20 ,ybich the Rev. j. j. Gravatt will re-
snond win be our Ladies'
All of Tuesday morning will be devoted
to the business session of the convention,
hut al II O'Clock an adjournment viii be
| taken and the delegates will visit the Ma
| tIonaI Soldiers Home at Hampton The
| business session will reconvene at 8
ciciock in the afternoon, and last until 5
| o'cIock. when the ladies will witness a
| dress parade at Fort Monroe.
The times., 1901-06-03
The Gerry society.

The Gerry Society covered Itself with
glory the other day in its usual fashion,
by catching a small boy in the act of
taking care OF himself and his two lit
tie sisters The youngster, whose name
was Joe Phillips, was left in the posi-
ton of head of the family, his father
having been dead for some time and his
mother sentenced to a long term for
drunkenness. Something had to be
done, that was evident. Joe was only
fifteen, but he seemed to think that he
was the one to do IT. The younger chill
dren were seven and nine years old re-
spectively. There We're two or three
different courses of action open to Joe.
He might have sat down and starved
with his little sisters-if the rent coliec-
tor would let them stay in their rooms
long enough for that-but starvation
did not appeal to him any more than it
does to any other right-minded boy, and
he had no idea of sacrificing himself to
make a pathetic paragraph in a news
paper He might have gone TO some
charitable institution and laid the case
before the authorities, in which case
the children would have been put in one
orphan asylum and Joe in another; each
would have been taught some useful
trade, they would all have seen one an
other at judicious intervals. and, in
time, they would have been bound out
OF apprenticed TO some responsible per-
son, with the label Of asylum chill
dren'' on them to the end Of their lives
OF course, there should be 40 disgrace
in having been a charity child" but
unfortunately a good many people thinh
there is. and that is about the same Sc
far as the chiid's feelings are concerned
All these things doubtless passed
through Joe's mind, for he belonged t,
surroundings in which starvation. vice
and misfortune of all kinds are familiar
even to children's eyes. He concluded
that it would be better for him to se'
what he could do TO earn a living anC
keep the family together.
He found a job which yielded thre
dollars a week. and which consisted il
leading q blind man about. He sole
newspapers and did odd jobs whereve
he could find them. That brought hin
IN lhO W AitttN NAOiAtAAo AiS4N' IN " q
thus enabled TO get what he Gale,
''grub for de kids" which he cooked
himself and TO buy them clothing
which, if not expensive. was decent an
comfortable. He saw that they wen
10 school. because he went with then
every morning and came after them a
night; and 50 far as Joe and the neigh
bors could see, he was doing very well
indeed Doubtless many hardwOrket
mother Of family, toiling over tn
washtub to earn money for the suppor
of worthless husband and two o
three small children. wished she coul
rescue from the drink fund of her bst
ter half as much money as Joe earne
The times., 1901-06-03

Mr. Swanson will probably get the dele
gates from Charlotte, Gloucester. Chester
field and Halifax counties The other
counties may divide their delegates
among the other candidates.
Capt. William S. Lurty, of Harrison
burg, is being doomed by the Repub-
licans for the nomination for Governor
The captain is an avowed candidate for
his partys nomination for Governor in
August and as one of the pioneer Re
publicans in Virginia his claims upon the
party it Is declared. should be superior
TO those of any other aspirant
Colonel Marshall reached the city this
morning from Fauquier, and is in SPLEEN
did spirits. His name, it is said, will be
the only one presented at the primary
TO be held in Fauquier on the Sth. and
the twenty-six delegates who are to rep
resent the county in the gubernatortal
convention are to vote for him as long
as he is candidate.
This means much for Colonel Marshall
and will lie a splendid endorsement from
the people of his old home county.
The Amelia County Democratic Com
mittee met mere today and decided TO
hold district conventions, which will
eject delegates direct TO the Norfolk
gubernatorial convention. Amelia has
three districts. each being entitled to
two delegates These district conven-
tions will meet on the second Saturday
in July, by order of the committee.
The times., 1901-06-03
Inc RnNnI Harper.
tFrom the London Chronicle }

Wales desires to be represented in the royal
standard but the gallant little principality seems
to forget that it is represented at Court in
more pronounced manner. Years ago IL was the
custom of the Prince of Wales to have harper,
and in IsiO Queen Victoria selected the late
Ellis Roberts Tor the post. which, by the way
he held until his death in 1873, when he was
ment stands about six feet high, and conspicuous
in the beautiful carving is the figure OF the
leek surrounded by oak leaves On either side
of the comb is carved the sentence, Saith enald
ar ei thannau." which. it is hardly necessary TO
say means THE language OF the soul Is in
these strings" The arms of Wales. with the
PRINCES pIumes, shown on the sound board
The times., 1901-06-03

1t was serious blunder on the part of
Congress not to pass the French reci-
procity treaty at the late session 1t has
now many and strong enemies in France,
which il did not have few months ago
French manufacturers generally have
taken fright at the Yankee commercial
invasion of Europe and the chances are
that the treaty would be rejected by the
Parliament if now presented TO 1t for ac-
tion. The Chinese Wall protectionists
who succeeded last winter in smothering
all the reciprocity treaties will have rea-
son TO lament their folly. The European
movement in favor of prohibitive tariffs
against this country is fast gathering
force Reciprocity would have arrested
it-perhaps might yet. Nothing else is
likely 10.
The times., 1901-06-03

Senator Tillman refuses to accept Gov
ernor McSweeney's rejection of his resig-
ration, but Saturday Senator McLauTtn
was reported to be in more placaple
frame of mind Both could get out Of
the Senate by rendering their designations
to the Vice President The junior Sena-
tor probably viii not resort to that eX-
trerne course. 1t is altogether probable
that he likes his Job
The times., 1901-06-03
barriers Against War.
lErnm ihe Baltimnre Snn.l

While there are a half million Germans in
South America there are great many more than
that number In North America and it would not
. be plrnsant for the Fatherland to declare
against its own children Upon the whole the
prospect Of war Is not alarming.
The times., 1901-06-03

When the New York Chamber of Com
merce people including Mr. j. T. Nor
gan and other golden celebrities. spent
pleasant afternoon with King Edward the
other day, we are informed by cable that
MIR. Carnegie was unable to be present.
We should say SO. Remembering the re-
marks upon his Majesty. then Prince OF
Wales, in Mr.. Carnegie's book, ''Tri-
unphant Democracy it would be pass
ing strange if he had been able to be
present on the occasion alluded to, or any
other past present, or future when the
King should happen to be within ten
miles. 1t is doubtful if Edward VII would
even accept a library from the great gal
vanized Scot.
The times., 1901-06-03

hausting that there is seldom brain
power enough left TO arrange the work
to advantage. The man who goes fuss
ing around his factory or office, stirring
up everybody's feelings, calling names
here, hurrying matters there, stopping
the whole machinery of things TO eX-
| press his opinion. is not the man WHO
really does much in the world Inc
reason of his success, if he makes one,
is apt to be that there is q quiet, de-
termined, persuasive somebody some
where in the establishment who man
ages without any fuss to see that things
are done as they should be.
1t is not worth while to make fuss
about any sort of work; first, because
If II Is a small job the to-doisridiculous,
and second, if it is large one, there is
no energy TO spare for mere expression
of opinion. During the broiling sum-
mer months, when there are five or SIX
hours of the working time Of every DAY
in which exertion is not pleasant there
Is especially little need of making the
atmosphere any warmer with walls
over the general deficiencies of human
nature 1t is much better to make up
ones mind that certain things shall be
done. and take care that these things
are not too numerous; then. If possible,
have them done without turmoil, and If
! the accomplishment Of ones wishes Is
an actual impossibility. shut ones eyes
! TO the whole thing and enjoy what there
/ is to enjoy. There Is such a thing as
! the strenuous life and IL is good
/ kind of life, but the people who are
] really strenuous do not go about like
sandwich men. with billboards adver-
| tising the fact on their shoulders. They
work like beetles or beavers, silently.
swiftly. and effectively, without haste
| and without rest. 1t is not unsiSniii-
cant that the processes of creation are
all quiet There is economy of energy
! in it. The Creator did not provide in
| his scheme of things for any unneces-
sary fuss. If he had there would have
been tremendous leakage of force some
where in the course of evolution, and
some of us might never have been
evolved at all. The nagger is sort Of
side product, and does not really count
| for much except as a warning. Per
haps, after all. it is not a waste of en-
ergy to be Horrible Example.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14
6eoningemisIoncn

9eo ben 10. tontinentale WisIiOnss
tonferens ubiteotes feI9enbe Opraat
til be epangeliite ariitne al inf Yum
gemaal. iom ogiaa be oaniie Ulis=
iionspenner Ian bebgoe at lagge f.
paa 6ierte:
oUleo Qiienbinge fra be epangeIia
Tfe Observation-Disclosures / S6peiB, 6ol=
lamb, 8rantrig og Stdnoinupien bar
fra 10. til II. Maj ~lloienoin9e for
Ia tDIte Observation-Disclosures. fom er re
prGitntereoe peo unberteausoe lib
palq. iamleoe / Bremen til ben 10.
tontineutale observation-disclosures.
5or fsrite Sang trGoer oennt iiut.
tebe. fun at 1eputersoe fra Wlisiions=
ielItaberne oe entelte iarligt inbbubs
ne Acknowledgements beitaaenbe aons
ferens / bette Mar frem for oen fore
GfentIigbeo meb en- Gunb9srelie til
ben soangeliiie ariitenbeb paa BET ebs
ropaiite 5aitlanb.
9rangen til en- FABIAN aunbgsrelie
iaa ben tontinentaIe aonferens iaopel
/ be 5rRng&ler, bbori ben sndngsIiifs
0iisfion for 3ioen befnoer iis. Tom /
Be Gpgaper, Der / itisenbe Wiaal It'll
les ben.
9r9n9slerne liager bels pnn Miss
iionsmdrterne, bells ! 5jemmet.
paa Misiionsmorterne bar Ri | be
IioIie anr, iGrlig I @aret 1900, oples
Del en- inoban 5plbe al RsO og 2is
Belle, iom / ligs Iaa tort 3ib ingen
Sinbs | 2sbet af bet 10. Qar9uns
Oreoe, | Snoien en- frpgtslis 9un9erss
asb meb bGrgenoe Smitiot | 6slge, /
Snbafrtta en- morberiif arig, bpis
soelaegenbe og bemoraliierenoe Dirt
ringer ogiaa bar siort Ulisfionen me-
gen Sfdbe; | Gina et pultanIt llbbrub
at et 5remmeobao, for boiltst 146
Uleolemmer at BET ebangeIiite Wiss
ii~onsperiondle % 5uiinber al inbs
fsbte ariftns er falbns Tom Dire; /
Qibanti en- Reseropitanb, iom 5elge
at bDilten en- baabfulb. une Miss
lion | BET minbite forelsbig bar madts
let afbrboes. 0ertil paa andre Miss
Iionsmorter Sorser og bebrsDslige
59noelfer | en- gnnife ui9bpanIig
Mangbe, for iIet lite at tale ON be
9ersreIier, iom ben romerfte gropas
GAMBIA 10 lansere oes mere naiten ale
8egne berebsr.
Deb aft bette bar ben ebdngeliite
Wlisfion foruben 5ab at bbrebdre
Wenneifelip libt fore 9ab og !6ins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14

GtbUert Meniteife 6ebvper pua
fin 9iosrejie en- beore og bgjere
5grer enb zig ielp. 6r. BRENNAN
6aa forteaer, at ban, oa ban en=
gang iteg op 40 Nlperne, al lin
6grer bleu gjDrt upmRrtiom paa
ct Steo, bpDr Ell Niano for nO9le
4ar Iioen bar faloen neo. p6or-
ban gift bet til?" lpurgte 6all.
Soaret lgb; 6aH a6tgo life fin 6g-
rer, men gift, trobs oennes Aooar=
iel, mo paa en- Sti, lom ban mente
ban nDf funoe pasiere." Aae
Wtennelfer bebguer paa Gejien gem
mem oenne Beroen Ell 5grer. bpis
be Itltle fpmme pei at Steo Og naa
at fomme til 2ipets Qano. Sngen
f~ansoRre fin e9en 6grer, tbi pfgrer
jeg mig ielp, furfgres jeg iaa lei, "
bet er no9et, ui bar erfaret laa tit.
Ten, Der bar ilaaet ino paa ben
rette gej % ium oil uanore fort ao
ben, maa / ale Ting rette fig efter
Cubs 0rbs 5uritrift o9 itpre i'm
Sang efter 9ellisaanoens eps.
Zen, Der Ielpraaoig oil panore,
fommer IND paa farlige Stier og
faloer neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14
Gt0jtrteiuf.
lgfter ~ eta 0euBersS h mei5er
peo Su1tusgaseH

81 til 6rUnen ier nit matte 2le.
= 8almeu ei ben %Uoerpunone it
paa Din 3aooe, 5relier. ie9 tln
arunoer.
og ON eno je9 laa / Sampen unoer.
itJul Dog ej for mig Dit buloe Slitl
Sra Dit 50lt bu ei mig lutte noe,
itrai Dog ei bet Barn. iom utro par.
sc, jeg falot, DIN 5relien er pg Il.
pet,
og Din Raaoe blioer Dem juit 9ioet.
iom ej gioets Stamp beitaaet bar.
81 3riumfer, iOm jeg enganq
brgmte,
So = min trette Siel fun gnifei
zig,
freo fun efter 9ampens opbe Bun.
Der,
5rgit ira big, naar bet MOB Gnoen
itunter
Og en- ialig 5ln9t til 6immerigl
5ur Den 9il9rimsgan9, Der itaar
tilbage.
Sub, ON qpoi9beb je9 beoer Dig,
at je9 ret maa bpbt fur big mig
bgle;
uOen alage bare 9uriets Mgje,
og / 9bmpgbeo fOrnGste mig.
9rus oa ben, ou Qipets Strum iaa
flpgti9,
imob Wiunbingen on bra9er 10,
naar fun Duer De oprgrte ggl9er,
loeper 6errens 5reo, jeg GLAD oa
fglger,
bit mig pinfer be f~orlgites Ro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14

Zen t9nfenoe unebDm ier lig
ube paa ct %itOrmenoe, 9pngenoe
6ap, bpDr ben enc 8glge iglger
paa ben anben. Men ben itaar
Dfte / ben 5%ormening, at bet bele
laber fig uobriffe, ligeiom ct @las
Bano. Sntet timber, at ben bliner
opgtig fprpultet, peo bette 50rig9.
(geb 8. 6. R pHfter.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14

9eern % bells inr mig. meoen9 nl
iaa baoe nnoeroiit bam / Snthers
SatefismuS % ben au9Sbur9lte
9~etenbelie. 0an or III Nieolem
al Den llitberite Strife / Sapan, o9
/ september er ban reoe I'll at 9aa
me0 os I'll SurIme ior Der at ar
beioe lamnen meb oS Ior DOR
lltberite sirfes uobreoelie.
SanleoeS bar 0erren mn gipet os
baaoe GUS % 0e0blelper. 6fl
bel Del 8aniteligbeoer er ooer=
TONNE, % iaa Tor 6remtioen itoler
oi paa Mislionens 0erre. Oan bar
biulpet biotil. 0an blelper ber,
eiter. Sogen CT hans. Si9lene
ere hans, tebte meo 5eiu Srilti
bprebare 9loo. vi ioroenter bans
GeliiQnelie pil boile ooer o5 Og
port Arbelbe poa bette SteO. Seq
bar prGOitet Der ilere @nuge %
bar boer Sang bait ca. 100 5llbez
rere, nogle baoe u9ret meaet IT.
teresiereoe. Sen @ang bar ie9 bait
Nouemlra meO mtg, oi tate BEG.
&c, 6olf lntteoe beg9rligt % mani
ae penteoe til Migoet oar ~ilnttet TOR
at ipgr9e os no pm oenne gGreoel
Der ipnes at oGre ell temmelig itor
5oranoriug / DC baarbnatteoe stu
runeboeres 5orbolo I'll 0}isiionen.
% pi taffe 0erren iur oct.
Tor 5i0en er ri oppe meneni
8ieroene ca. 5000 5oO ouer 0aoet.
6er er bet pelagren0e at o9re.
Ndt 0elbreo bar Oct iioite babe
Wars lio p9ret liot oaarligt. 9et
bleu temmelig meget neobrn0t
,Slor CONNER, oa OI ntente, ul
oiloe ipare baaoe 1io % 8enge
oeo at blipe / Saga gennem Soms
mercn. 8i ianot bet off life. vi
bar u9ret her III / ct Ear Tiger, %
Relultatet er ooer al 6%oruentning
0oot. ! Ct 4ar Winaneoer ullle ui
pore itnrtebe Og reoe I'll at tage
9lrbeloet up paa uDr me ArbeI0sz
plabs. ri bnaber, at 8enner5
3nteresie % 5orbpnner maa iglge
os ogiaa oerben.
0ieo bjertellge 0iliener I'll 9Gie
treoien. 6bers
:. Wt. I. Mintber.
. Z aarui5apa. 20. sun 1901.
Wlin Ioresie oil bereiter uere:
Rev. |. NJ. I. Whittier,
Lutheran Mission,
kurume, Japan.
6ar ell eler auoen geier g{r. 30,
Is % II al aQaniferen" irn iurs
riQe Aar? On noqen, ION lite
tube brDoe fig ON at gemme Dem
leu9ere, uiloe ienoe mig ct 6tsem=
plar al boert al De ire 9tunre, uils
De bet bliue meget p%aaitennet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14

Mtange TOM bper eneite Aiten.
Raar iea life ielu preoitebe. ituo
Ieg gerne uoenfor % inobpo enbper
fOrbi9aaenbe til at gaa mo o9 bgre.
0tanae uuberliae Spgrgsmanl ut
man: Softer bet 9enae at bgre?"
] Stan man bpre uben at blioe Sri
temp ,9r 0tpoet Tor l~lnberuis=
ninaens 6remme2@ D. [. MeQeu
Seo bleu ubiaaet, % mango bgrtei
entelte er Der. iom Vnite at uioe
mere om bernie 8ei.
4aa andre Steoer, ii9r / 5otpo
% / Siata. bar Der pGret tort 8g=
re. 3otpD CT Der lite minore emo
1000. iom bar be99ret 8oab.
StsrlteOelen er Soft, iom all /
lenqere 3io bar bert. men bar no
lat A~iggrelien til en- mere beleIlig
5io.
02nn uenter U9 baaber, at benne
9eoegeie er mere gruuoia o. ua
rioere END Den 1ss7-Ss. gWtanqe
blep Sriitne oenne @ang, foroi Sri-
iteuoommen Tom ira De lamme
snnoe iom Sernbaue, 9elearai,
elettriit 9elpsnino .. [. Get par
in9en GOerbeuisnlng ON Spno %
9taaoe, ingen perionli9 99n9iel Ell
ter 5relie, iom oreo Stgriteoelen
I'll Al bliue ogbte, men tim Ell Soe,
at SrlitenbUmmen matte uere Ell
goo 6elI9ion, Der oiloe glue 5opa=
neierue gi9eitiaetie meo ale andre
Sult, bare De / bet more hploeoe
ben, ia, mango %ioritoo life eneang,
al mere i~ororeoes. gtu II bet ioi.
itelligt. let er p%erionlig Soerbe=
oisnin9, Der oriuer Sfarerne til
9irter % aopeller buer 4iteu"
o. !. D. Saaleoes itrioer Ell japa-
neiiif Geoattgr / bet tore 1otno
r1agli9 9pt". Og 4et bar ban pit
not.
Gn ling bleo fart paaoiit: Sol.
tet oil bpre 9riitus pr9oitet. Scr
tim ct gfsempel. 8i bauoe Wipoe
/ 1eatret / Sa9a. ca. 500 oar NOR
peren6e. 7r. 4eerp bulot en- Del.
iignet, thar. bibelit 8ale. pg / Ell
into 1ime par Der life Ell eneite
Der git bort. Saa tom Ell gergmt
be0 ira IotpO, ell 6erre, iom er
Yeitprer al ell Wietobiititole. %
iom to @nnge (efter Si9enoe) bar
oeret anmuoet pm at opertage 80
item lom Nliniiter for unoerDis
ningsoepartementet. Sans gtaon
er tenot / pioe areoie, iaa mango
tom ior at bere nam. 9eopnoel-
len gift alt goot. men oa ban ltaolg
bolot Jig borte ira 9riitenoommen,
bteu 5olt tr9tte; / ggbet al ID
Wtinutter iUrloo ouer 800 Wtenne=
tier gotalet. 3 neite 9g, ban tom
til, gau ban lamme 5oreOrag; no9le
al 5Oriamlingen %forlan9te bglrgitet
at bpre noget DIN ariiti gere, %
oa ban peobleu meo fine moralite
Oiitorier, bleu ban I'll iiolt u0pebet,
me0ens Ell UlisiiDner, iom bolot
en- li9eirem bibelif 1ale tunoe uoen
minoite 4fbrpoelie tale ell bel
Zine. 5ottet er in~teresieret og pils
Zig til at bore ben game Sanos
beo.@ Niaatte mango mn bure og
gemme Groet, ian SiRle matte
Ifrelles % por @uos o9 5reliers
g|aUn eres og Opbgjes.
) ilere 6enieeeoer er bet Ell
trang Gio Tor 3apan netop mn;
9rig meo 8uslano CT ct 5pggelie;
mango er bange iOr, meoens andre
gniter ben. Dten inbab til er bet
oerre: Der er iu9en 9euge
aanoet. Wtau bar raabt bgjt pea
at laane 8enge ira uolanbet; men
@reu Sfuma, en- D}auo ira Saga,
tiger, at bet of life ngtte, Der er
life 4enge i eonbet, ipr0i Der er
in9en. iom foritanr at BRUCE
8enge; oerfor er eanbet betrengt;
ct qaan oiloe fun bjelpe for nu9le
faa Gage. 8 Marts iallerebe Ell
Mengoe Banter. Den 8ant, bour
pi bapoe ale pore Yenge, lutteoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14
Srru ira Sapan.

Do laa er r9aniferen@ M itert
NOT til at TONNE runot to @anqe
buer u9e! 7et er ct 5remitriot,
ium oi beruoe globes peb. og ION
oi baabe MAJ fiuoe iaaoau 4aa=
itunnelie blanot Der 5olf, Den brin=
ger tine mau9eiiOi9e og rigboloi9e
8u0itaber. at oen maa Blue iStano
til at ootie enonu mere % bliue
enouu beore itiftet til at uoigre lin
ui9ti9e Olisiion. Qpffe paa 1eiie.
tere ,7anifer"l Scr tro / Dit
aalo! Dtaa OH ifnbe big ilere og
ilere &enner - 5nopas / bnert
0iem / 4merita buroe oere Dit
Diaall
Get bar peret ell tranl 3io her
uoe bet iibIte babe Var. 0er bar
oRret planlagt Og til 9els u0fgrt
ct goot Stnfte Arbeioe. 5ormaas
let par at bringe 9uangeliet til De
mango 5apaueiere. iom enOnu life
baoe burt Oct. S9rlige 0tgoer CT
bleuen bolote / 5eatre % li9nenoe
8pguiu9er - % iuloe bar De al
rio oeret. ofte 1000 % ilere bar
lnttet til @uos Gro paa iaaoaune
Steoer.
0ien er Sapau life iaa 9Oot iom
ct triitent % ciuiliieret gnno?
9toqle meme oct. Wteo 6enipu til
ariitenbom fan fgl9euoe 3al pit
aipe ps iulot paalioeli9t Guar.
5npons lamleoe 5plfemGngoe an
ilaas til - Olilliuner, uoer balut
iaa mango iom De 5ureneOe Stas
ters. vi oisie antager nan. at
omtrent ID Diillioner. BET oil ilge
Ell 5ieuoeoel AT 9efultninQen, bar
oeo en- eler nnoen 9ejligbeo bprt
noget ON eller af 8rilten0ommen.
meo andre Sro: omtrent liQe iaa
mango Al Rem 9orts og 9bieagos
Snobnqgere uioe, at en- 6eliglon
fables ben t%riitne. og oioe no9et
ON. boao ben er. Dlen 9telten =
ca. ~ Wdliuner - er euten mi
oenoe ON oens 6fsiitens eaer bar
fun forurnngeoe Sheer ON ben ira
Blade eaer Soft. iom babe, mob
arbeioe % igge at title Den / bet
oaarli9it mulige gus.
9ommer ri laa til Dc ID Dliai=
oner, iom bar bprt noget ON % al
Den triitue Heli9ion, iaa nnoe oi,
at al Dem er Der Dmtrent ] al buert
100, ION bar iaaet mere eller min
ore unoerOisning 9riitenoommen,
er bleoen ogbte o9 bar faaet Ell
BIND meo 0eres 9taon paa op=
bRn9t / Ell eler anoen prOteitantiit
Strife (0er / 3apan mailer man
nemlig acknowledgements @aune
paa bnioe 4inoe, Der opb9nges
paa ct igjnefnloenoe Steo / 3irten.
Saa mart man tr9oer inc i Ell
STRIFE. fan man fDrpi5ie ilq ON
Wteolemsautaaet oeo at tRae oi5ie
4inoe. f5lntter ct Weolem, ilpt=
tee oeotommenoes Bind til Ell IN
ben SLABS; ogr no9en, bar man
after ct ierligt Steo. 7esuoen er
Der npe Einoe reoe for me 0iebz
lemmer). 9e5perre, alt Tor pfte
benger oisie 8inoe iom table 8ios
ner ON. boor mango Der er borte.
ga. 40.000 er 9irfemenlemmer.
5or boer enfelt al oisie er Der 100.
lom maa baoe bet glade 8uoitab
furfpnot enonu mere inotren9enoe
END Tgr, o9 1923, ION inda bgre oct
for fgrite Sang. Ser er 4rbejoe
nof enonu. 1925 6eonin9er for
boer 9fiiten, o9 al De 9riitne er
mango iaa ioa9e iom Speobgrn.
6erliae 6eiultater er allerebe naaz
zoe, ON Ri ie tilbage. st oeloigt
9rbejOe lig9er for %, naar ri ie
fremao.
7ette bar 1anfen, Der beiiGleoe
ben japaneiilte Strife til / 5jor 81
teraar at ubiteoe ct Gpraab ON at
paobegpnoe ct Arbejoe / bet 20oe
&arbunoreoes fgrlte @ar, iom full
De baue uarig getgoning. r8i
maa rpite bele Aiget" Bort
O~,S E,x O~,E+,,zH 49, 81 a.. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14
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