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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
Still Another Bouquet.

Here is the bouquet that Editor
Spencer, of the Wayne County Herald,
throws at Colonel McComb and the
newspaper men of Carbondale:
COL. MCOMB ON BASE BALL.
The Veteran Journalist, from Carbondalc,
Touched Up HonesdaleS Nerve at
Playing Ball with His Boys.
These few verses, written for the Scran-
ton Tribune, by Colonel John McComb, of
Carbondalc referring to the game of ball
played here last Saturday, is worthy of a
place in our columns. While it is an
undisputed fact that Carbondale is slow
in many things, nevertheless, we concede
that her local reporters and the colonel
are capable of writing up base ball in a
breezy manner.
Then following this loaded introduce
tion comes the colonels poem.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
Burglars Cowardly Attack.

Two men, who intended to enter the
nome OF Mrs. Rosanna Ort. on Arch
bald street, Wednesday night being
surprised by Mrs. Ort, who was sitting
ON the porch made an attack on her,
grabbing her by the throat and COM
manding her to be silent. She strug-
sied' however, and was rendered un-
conscious by blow on the head with
a club Fortunately, her son happened
along at the time and frightened the
men away. The neighborhood is great
~ wrought up over the happening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
The sluggers Were Walloped.

The Belmont Street Stars walloped
the Vandling Sluggers Thursday af-
ternoon on the Simpson ball grounds
by score of 26 to 6.
The game was not very interesting,
1t being too one-sided. The only feat
ures of the game We're the pitching of
Watson and the good catches made by
Messrs. d. Willis Wilson and David G.
Morgan.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
MISS FRANK WILL SING.
Will Render The Plains of Peace" at
Trinity Church Tomorrow.

Miss Nina Frank, the talented soloist,
will sing "The Plains of Peace" by
D'Auverene Barnard. at tomorrow
mornings services in the Episcopal
church. This is the song that was so
keenly appreciated by the congregation
of the Presbyterian church when it was
sung by Miss Freeman, of Scranton,
last year.
The evening services will also con-
tain several fine selections. which low
ers of sacred music of Trinity church
will not fail to appreciate.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
First Congregational Church.

Sunday services at the Congrega-
tional church will be as follows: At
1915 a. M, public worship, with SER
mon by Rev. II. F. May, pastor, fol-
lowed by the holy communion: IL M,
Sunday, school; $50 p. m., Christian
Endeavor meeting; 7.3O p. m., preach
ing service, subject of sermon, "Ha-
mans Selfishness."
The public is cordially invited to all
the services.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
Said to Be Cured.

Frank Smith, Ontario and Western
shipping clerk, who went to Germany
few weeks ago, has been much bene-
fited by the treatment which he has
received at Carlsbad Spa. From his
last letter his family are cheered with
the information that by the end of this
month he VIII be in good physical con-
dtion. After taking In few side trips
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19

of interest to the general tourist, he
WILL sail from SOUTHAMPTON on August
8, and he Is likely to reach home about
the 12th. He has had a very pleasant
trip and escaped the "Oh, my!" trouble
which Mark Twain so WILDLY portrays
in 1nnocents Abroad.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
Anthracite Company's Affairs.

The Anthracite Land and Improve
ment company met yesterday to elect
officers for the ensuing year and trans.
act other business. The officers, COM
prising President f. Il. Hendrick,
Treasurer Edward Clarkson and Sec
retary S. S. Jones, We're reelected. A
vacancy existing in the board of direc-
tors by the death of the late James
Barrett, a motion was made to elect a
successor. Frank Couch was selected.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
REV. ALBERT HATCHER SMITH.
This Distinguished Minister Will
Preach at Berean Baptist Church

In the absence of the pastor, the SER
vices at the Berean Baptist church to-
morrow will be in charge of Rev. AL
bert Hatcher Smith, NJ. o., the distin-
guished author, lecturer and preacher.
At 9.45 a. m, Mr.. Smith will con-
duct the mems prayer meeting. giving
Scripture exposition that will cer-
tainly be of great value to all who at
tend. At 1890 a. m. and at 730 p. M,
he will occupy the pulpit.
All who had the good fortune to hear
Mr.. Smith in the Peoples lecture
course last winter will understand how
much of treat awaits all who attend
the Berean church tomorrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
Better Move, Then, Brother Spencer.

j. w. Grant. of the Scranton Repub-
lican: Martin II. O'Malley, of the Scran-
ton Tribune, and j. Norman Gelder,
city editor of the Carbondale Leader,
called at the Herald office on Saturday
afternoon in company with a lively
band of rOters All were enthusiastic,
as they had come over the mountain to
see their Pets" wipe up the ground
with Honesdale's amateur ball team.
These same parties were seen later in
quiring for back street to the rail-
road station.-Wayne County Herald
If the concluding part of this be true,
then Brother Spencer should move the
Herald off Main street, which he calls
the back street, for it was past his
office we marched after the game,
making as much noise as when we
struck Honesdae. 1t would take a
good deal more than defeat like Sat-
urday to put us in the 'quitter" class.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
|Connolly & Wallace:

m. Morning subject, "The Jealous
Church," evening subject, "Probational
Advantage
Baptist church, Rev. j. S. Thomas,
pastor. Services at 1890 a. M. and 73O
p. m. Morning subject, Following
After God;" evening subject, "The
Ever Ending World"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
Funeral of Joseph White Today.

The funeral of the late Joseph White
will take place this morning at Forest
City. "A high mass of requiem will be
celebrated at 10 O'Clock in st. Agnes
church, after which the deceased will
be driven to this city and then taken
by rail to Scranton. where interment
will take place.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
With the Lancers,

7. j. Gilhool and John Devanney, of
the disbanded Company X, of this city,
are with the regiment of Lancers at
Lake Lodore this week. The former is
on the field staff, and the latter is a
lieutenant.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
A Position Elsewhere.

Frisbie Lewis, whose home was in
this place, who has been away for
some time, is greeting his old friends.
Mr.. Lewis leaves Monday for Jersey
city, where he has secured a good
position.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
Funeral of Thomas o,connell.

The late Thomas O'Connell was laid
at rest in st. Rose cemetery yesterday
afternoon. A long procession followed
the deceased to his resting place. Rev.
Walter German conducted the burial
service In st. Rose church. The pail
bearers were: Thomas Gilmartln. Peter
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19

number of out-of-town singers will as
sist the regular choir, and Mr.. j. Willis
Conant, who is spending the. summer
here, will have charge of the. organ
music,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19

Dougherty, Charles Cavanaugh, Pat
rick Coogan, Charles McCann, Richard
Fitzpatrick, Thomas Jordan and DR..
Gillis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
st. Paurs Lutheran Church.

Services in st. Paul's Lutheran
church-Eighth Sunday after Trinity.
Sabbath school, $50 a. m.; services,
1880 a. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
WAVERLY.

The evening service at the Baptist
church, Sunday, the goth instant, will
consist largely of special music. A
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
Another Reminder for MI. Dittrich.

Here's another reminder from the
Wayne Independent to Manager Ditt-
rich that he switched from the path of
truth when he represented Miller as a
Honesdale resident and a Honesdale
player: "Willam Miller came to Homes
dale from Port Jervis on Friday even
ing to look over the proposition made
him. Mr.. Brundage, proprietor of the
Allen house barber shop, conducts a
boot black stand. He concluded to ac-
cept the place and will be ready for
business on Thursday. He was drum
major for the Red Mems parade last
Monday night. Billy will strengthen the
ball team"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19
The News OF Carbonda1e.
vetter's ny foul would not be very fiat

vetter's ny foul would not be very fiat
tcring to the latter
Besides this we can refer to the most
reputable citizens in Carbondale, busi-
ness men, professional men, men who
are noted for their fairmindedness as
endorsing and subscribing to what The
Tribune has said In relation to the
game. These men not only say amen
to what we have said, but they openly
express themselves more pointedly. or
at least with less qualification, than
has The Tribune. Nothing" they tell
us, has been any too strong"
AS for the "cowardly inuendo" anent
Mr.. Spencers alleged financial interest
in the game, we would remind Mr..
Suydam that what we said in this re.
spect was duly qualified that we gave
as the basis of this suggestion what
was spoken of round about us during
the progress of the game. The twen-
ty dollars Mr.. Suydam suggests giving
us could be well employed in removing
the trees that block the Honesdale ball
field.
On the other hand we will give Mr..
Suydam $50 If he can prove who the
four men were who played on the Car
bondale team, but were not residents of
this city.
AS to the difference in the pitching
-honors, we maintain, as do all the
Crescents' players and all the gentle
manly sports whom Mr.. Suydam so
generously credits, that had the proper
Judgment been given us on strikes by
Honesdale's umpire, Owney McAndrew
would have a deal more strike outs to
his credit. If Mr.. Suydam or any
Honesdalian does not believe that The
Tribune article was fully endorsed and
approved. let him come to Carbondale
and circulate among the fair business
men for whom he processes so much
regard, and he will learn many more
pointed opinions of the Crescents than
The Tribune expressed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-19

W. A. suydam, a Prominent Homes
dale Citizen and an Ardent Sup
porter Of the Tigers, Says Our
"Pets" Are Better versed in the
Game and Superior Players to
Honesdale, Though They Couldn't
Hit Hessling-He Made Other Ill
advised Comments - More Echoes
of the Game.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16
Qiteratur.
Bib. Beet: min &onfirma a.
ionsforbereoslfs.
(Gfter .,ar. 9ebl.")

Gnonu en- BOG, ben iibite, ben uigens
taloelist iibits fra ben flittige 0aano.
Der | faa mango 4ar ienbte / 5uiints
pig al 4rt os grepe ub oper bort
2anb, = fra bet flare Sopeo, Der iaa
%fOrunberlis let iaa til gunbs / @ubs
Orb. og fra bet rise, parme 6ierte,
Der ilos iaa tarlist foritadenbe for aft
2iD / 0anmart. Gnbnu en- Bog, ben
fioite, tilssnet be mango aonfirmans
Der, Bib. 9eeb boobs, = .Jrustsn
at As aars arbsjoe", iom Der itoar,
5rueten altiaa at ct lanet pr9Itslip
fulot at riss Grfarinesr.
,8ilb. 9eets aonfrmonoer" = er
bet life | Grunbsn os a1e fommen?
Mon ban life tunbe t9Ie Dem / 5us
iinber, iom pua en- e[er onben Maobe
bar osaaet til pr9iten" bos BAN i be
Do Iar? = Saa sr bet ba altiao en-
Bog til os aaeiammen og life blot til
ben lille Slot, fom fit COB at iie5e /
grslsD praiteeaaros aonfrmonb>
itue.
Detie bar osfaa f~oreIpapet BAN
ieib. 5bi iom Dan tiger / 5Ororbsi:
,,ies bar osiua tantt mig. at ben tunbs
bore en- lille 5j9Iper for bnsre pras
fer fra en- CANNED pr9t. Sg snbs=
Zig at ben tunbs bore libt at en- folies
Zig 3roslere for Cubs Jolf".
ga, oliot uf" en- 5rosl9re! Seq
Deb 10 moi, at bet bsrer til COB Stif
oe 9rus at rbits pao 5opsbet af Beet
ION 0osmatiter. Man Imiler opers
lesent os Tiger: mel, beo De MI bpob,
iom Oosmatiter bar ban milbsit taIt
unber al aritit. - 5pis ies MI bar
ben fsrite, Der fau int unbsrleoes paa
sinsens, bar ies life bange for at be-
Dopere mig og iige: ia, ia, tsO nu libt.
Oct fan bore, at ban life bar faa belt
gal paa bet punft enbba. Men ies
tror life, jeg er ben fsrite, Fl beller ben
eneffe, tpartimob! Der er 10 NOT en-
bel Del Meninger os llbtalslier, iom
man lite fan f~oritaa eIer biaiee; men
bet er MI bog piit aqieepel en- aenbss
gernins, at Bib. Beet fom ben bbbe
os rise, s~ubbepasebe os subbsaanbebe
Manb, ban bar, ofte faa forunberlis
Hart os greb paa enfolbis gis lises
til, bpor moneen ftuelarb gismanb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16
MAJ / airtearbsioet blanot ganfte
San 5%rancisco gaa | Spfnloelie!
0eres G~rbsoige, %. q. 4%noreaien,
Olsanoer Is. D Sal.
Den Ste Suli, 1902.

Dor pGdos tilaoer os life / bette
Rr. at fgie npget 8ommentor til openz
itddsnbe; men Ri ital not fomme til=
buge til bet peb 9ejligbeb. Wien MI.
pd Sdgen er tommen pda gdne. buroe
ben forfolges, til bet foreniteoe RE
iultat er ppnaaet. gi tror, al Snbs
ienOeIier til bette gldo / lite ringe
@rdo piI biOrage til at p9tfe Snteresz
ie for Sd9sn, og enbper, iom maatte
snite at uotdle ia oesau9adenoe, tan
finoe 9eiliebeo BERTH / .9ien"s Spalz
ter"
pit" fan meo ben itsrite 9looe
6ilis bisie 5een pad, at Der bo9 nu
ital tunne tribes frem meb gooe lib
iigter for ct Misiionsz % airtearbeis
De / ben tore 9eittpitbn : og bpdo Ri
sfter fottig Gpne fan msbpirte, ifaI
blipe gipet at Ell 9ldo 6ierte.
Blot bort Golf i De G9ne. hopr
Gpanseliet aGereoe lenge bar init pdd
MoOersmdulet, MI pilbe ie, at 6erz
rem talber til Qrbeioe. Saa ital bans
5rofaitbeo itaa paaoen ooer os Dag
% Rat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16
Sra ailla.
vi grufesiOr, Or. % arnect.

sra 9tna tommer : bortiet fra
nogle imod Gfteripil at Sprpr :
fremoele5 pperraitenoe gunitige Ii
benoer, iad at 5ruqten al ben blooige
llbi9O | 1900 ulereoe er peo at blipe
tenbelig.
R9iten ale forldbte 9oiter er i9en
beiatte. NGiten operalt er De tilbage=
oenoenbe MlisiipnGrer blebne moos
tdgne meb 9Gre. Sg talrige er Be-
retningerne iad bel ON De inpfsbte
ariitnes mooige ,6oloning / 3r9ngs
ielstipen. iom ON be beoenffe aineies
reg giaigbeo til at bore Gbdn9eliet
MI.
Gnitemmis bar aae epan9eliife
Misiioner afiladet enbper Sonebob
for be mproebe Misiionarer. 5il
S"psrgsmaalet ON DEMONSTRATING
for soelogt Misiionseienoom inbtdger
De en- foriteaig Sitting.
gtpgle trGDer eler mootdeer en- ldas
ban StdOeseritatning. So / mango
5iIf9loe er aineierne TONNE Dem fri
pi1ig / Mebe meo ct 3iIbuo, ogiaa
meo 5ilbuo ON Sfaoeseritatning til
De ubplDnoreoe inbfsbte ariitne.
QnOre bar dfilaaet enbper Stabess
etIiatnino. Sadiebes T. Gfs. bet britt
tiite gibslielitdb, Der bar libt ct Dab
paa 10000 aroner. o9 aina Snb=
ldnosWiisIiOnen, bpis Cab er meget
itsrre. Deb 8uoitabet berom ienbte
gorgmeiteren / aiusaiang gibeliels
ftabst en- 9dpe paa 1900 aroner tilz
lige meo llotrpt for i'm 6%piaetelie.
gorgmeiteren i Shanghai ienbte
bdlpiiette bunbreoe. S9 Flere aniete
MdnDariner tegneoe 4arsbiorae paa
pDer 300 Sroner. ) 5elae aina
Snoldnbs MisIionens grtl9rin9 ON
Qlftdlo paa al Stabeseritatning ubs
itebte Stdtsbolberen oper 9onbifobet
Sbdnll, bpor be tleite 8riltenmoro
bapbe funbst Stsb, Ell Spraob. iom
pda bans gefdling bleo opildaet / fems
ten tore Bier. 0eri tenoetsgneoe ban
lite Blot meb g%eunbring bet bsjtbjere
teoe / benne 6anblemdabe, men ld9be
ogiaa &ineIerne paa Sinbe, bpor opbt
be operfor bette maatte fannie iig
ooer oeres 8olosbanolin9er mob Miss
iionGrerne og idnoe, at oisie R9nb
intet anoet piloe eno gore goot imob
Dem u%fOrftnIot. t6an befaleoe og pens
teoe, at aineierne / aae aalb og
St9noer Oilos fslge beres gobe 5Ors
biueoe | 5remtiber.
Wien ale oisie 9limrenoe Retfarz
oigesrslier Tor ben %tineiiife Misiion
bliper Der life tagst rinaeite Hotits al
! be Oogblabe, iom / 1900 m~istantes
IigsiOrbe bsnne Misiion ida srenies
lsit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

Raar 9Rierne benuenoer Jig til JoIf. Der
aperterer / Blaoet, enten for at lobe hos benz
sner for at 100 Cplnsnin9er OH bet aoertes
rebe, bepes be alto omtale, at be iaa aper.
tisiementet / bette 8lao. 7et oil pRre til
seuiiois Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16
9anoet | Seoens SfDgge.
(Sluttet.)

Sddleoes tunbe man fortIRtte neo
qennem Setlerne, inotil 4rmenien /
bet 16be Iarbunbrebe tom I 5grfers
mes Bob.
ga, bill maaite en- og anoen ii9e, Def
par ben Sang. Nej, ION bet bar, er
bet enonu. Oct er bet forfRroelige
peo armeniens 6iitorie, at oens pars
tie 5ilbraeelier gentager Jig nfordns
orepe, maaite blot forparreoe ben Dag
/ Dag. Sra 1894 til 81 bleD 100000
friitne Qrmeniere = eQer n1ddife
manqe Here - br9pte unber ale t9ns
feliae og ut9nfeliee 9insler. Sg
Wasfutrerne fan eentage Jig bcao
Zieblif, bet Hal bore. 5orbereoelierz
ne til benz er altib trufne. 9amoflss
Sparbet b9neer / ct 6aar oper oopes
bet paa hber eneite ariften / 4rmes
MEN.
Men ielp ON be fore gloobdo life
eentuser zig, betposr bet lite dnoet,
eno at 5prterne bar erebet til andre
Miblsr for at ubrpbbe 4rmenierne.
0sIs forpi Masiemproerierne / Gang
ben bliper tr9ttenbe for Moroerne
ielD os bells forbi man oil unbgao at
patte ben Spmertiombeo. ION be
fore !5statomber altib maa benorose
paa fis. - Wan br9ber for 1ioen /
bet imaa os Iaosr iom Reeel aurbers
ne beisrse bet. so Manb fra en-
2anbsbn, 80 fra en- anoen. Oct lps
Der 10 at inssntins, fortprrer lite ct
Menneite / bans M~iooaesispn = os
leber bog op sf~terbaonben. 0esuben
uoiussr os PLACER man armenierne
pau ale Maaosr, beffatter Dem langt
opsr, bpab be formaar at betale. uos
painter benz, riper ben futtige 6ntte
neb oper !6opebet paa benz, bereoer
benz dde H9ringsmtbler, ale 9etin=
selier for at lsoe. So - oe bortfsrer
oeres &pinber. = Gner nan ~tonitates
rer en- farlis Spitanb. Rogle aurs
oere bar oaret farlig uburmbiertiss
o%perfor en- 2onbsbp, bar maaffe off
br9npt ale &ornitattene = Breoet
for belle @intsren = taset alt apaget,
sler fsrt be fmaa. iortsjeoe Bigger :
gern paa 10-11 Mar = bort ligs
for JoraIprenes gine. Os en- Manb
= en- Jaber = bar fortDiDlet fat fig
til Mobp1rse meo fine fnbttebe 6anz
Der = 8aaben er bet benz forbubt at
bare. Del CT 5umult = Sprsr. Se
9p6opsmdnben til bet, life ben furs
biffs 4s6a, men ben 4rmsnier, Der
Isftebe i'm 5uanb imoo BAN. fIabes
til be JonsielsbuIer, bDor be, iom
inbtr9ber, maa labe alt 9ddb fare.
gner, bpis bet er en- ftsrre Stare
ariitne, Der bar siort Mobftano, fan
bet blipe fornebent at bibfalbe regue
I1re trooper pg foaIe Gpfonben -
nosle fortpiplebe Monbs 5npbelie of
berss melt uomtpiftelige Rettisbeber
- Blob, for at faa Ro, Dsbens Ro.
senopr.ttet | ben ener ben ftribbdre
Qanbsbp.
Jrsmsanssmaoben fan bore en- ons
ben, 5enfeten CT altib ben iamme:
Joltets l~lbrpbbeIfe. 4rmenien er en-
Ration, iom at fine lln~oertrpfferss
Dab er bsmt til Opben. Oct er benne
aenbssernine, iom fulbbbrbes lisel
for bore 2jns. Oft 2iD bsropre ffol
ruffss i Dsbsns Stpese.
5pdb bar guropas frifne Stors
mogter siort for at binbre bette? De
bar | 1873 unberffrepet en- 9ruttat,
peb bDilfen be forplister fig til at
page oper, at be nsbpenbiee Refors
rner og Gorbebringer. Tom Sultonen
lrper - beribIdnbt Heligionsfribes
bens princip operboIbf | I'm pibeite
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16

5elte oe 9elteitorbeb fremapler man
life I Sfoler; be mad besunitises at
2iDet. Potriotisme fremapler man
beller life, ben maa bore mebfebt.
Beurmdnn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16
Mter.@aletter

y sHess esseusissss. tasssa S~s@aNmnw
1T Ssseesse y Wsdss6osg a-ls. -
- - uaf Dsses = tnses tw>sesass0.w
lfuoe Cosors) y psepated cssvss Hsnpssn.
osesussss asstass ~ xssGtaeW "a Utupsunn
n. JENSEN,
North Main St.. Councii DiuRs. In.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-16
ySamferen"

bIioer ienot til Subitribenter. inotil uotrpi.
.elie Cpiiselie mootnses al uoeiperne oe al
gRlo er betnlt. / Sperensitemmelie meo BE
Toreneoe Staters 8oltlope.
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y 9ette Referat mobtoe pi fgrit efter
at I'll" baDbe omtalt 5%efiiebeberne -
og berfor mebtoser ni fun berof bpob Der
er MT eIer bar iurlie Snteresie.
pit" Heb.
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as ~second-class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-19

Gfterbaanben fgte ie9 iterre og itgrre 3rGtbeo Iom
5sl9e al BET u%afbrupte geiielib pg oa9lig at ituae tale Iaa
meget, at ieg snitebe at Iepe Sta1eO nOsen SiO. Om
@fteraaret 1886 tog ia plabs bs en- troenoe StrGoer %.
Der oare be ariitne bette ire Samfuno, iOm 9Oer 9aDoe
fit eget Misfionsbus % i'm egen prGft. vi be fem Or
beioere pa gqrfteoet pare tire troenbe. 8i ire bare Idms
men belle llgen; fun om Ssnoagen blepe Ri ifilte, ioet
BEN enc 6srte til WletobiIterne, ben anoen til be fritirtelige,
% lea ilutteoe mig til ben ioenie &irte. %. bleb jeg
bespGrre fun iets Maaneber. Wlin Wleiter, iom foruoen
lit Sfr9beri babbe andre 5orretninger at paretdge, oberz
lob Streberiet til en- anoen. Oenne 6aboe moi tire Nrs
bejoebe, jt9 bleo en- at be TO, iOm bleOe ~ufitebi9eoe, Og rejfs
til Stoctbolm Qpril 1887.
z 9roieipt6iemmet arbeibeDe jee ii Maaneber, Iaa
lengtes jeg eiter en- mere barig Plaos euer Wtisionsptrt=
Iombeo % ~beIlutteoe at reiie til @eitmunnlanb, bOc- jg
bapbe mango genner og 9etenbte. ga or 2inoItrpm
Ipntes life ON, at ieg ubferte benne gefIutning, Iuu trnse
iea 6apbe qrbeioe og bagligt @rsb Siemmet. Seq leo
boa life hans ~faberlige gRaao at 6liOe og Bic paa Serrens
sinaerpea oa madtte libe me9et for min ~lllpoig6eb. Oct
er farliat at aaa fine egne geie; be blibe lang'olnmt
Beie Steoet for 0enpeje. - SiDit paa Naret 1883 rtjiie
lea iii en- troenbe sFamilie 8eltmannldnb, 6bor ieg opboot
mia noole 0aQe % %forfnnbte Subs Orb. Serfrd unoers
rettebe lea paitor G. ON, at j9 bar tommen til @gnsr igen,
rebe til at opta0e MtsIionsgerningen ri bet Spar, ban
oab mia, fit lea til min fore Sorg at bibe, at ban al en- be-
Iemt Qarfag bar traabt ub at 5oreningen. 9an raaDeOe
mia til at 6enbenbe mig til MisiOnGr g., 5orentnsens
Sefretqr. Oct ejorbe jg ogido, pg Wiisiion9r 3. tnbs
bsb mig til ct 9eisg bos Zig nogle Oase, bu ban billie lore
Ipsrge andre 5oreninger; tbi ban bebsOeoe ingen 9jGlp
fsreno gpril. Saalebes maatte Sub tugte mig Tor at
piie mia min Daarffab peb at %fOrlaoe mig pa mig ielD
% bnQQe pa falf @runb. ga, bet er gobt og iunbt Tor en-
ariHen, noar Ssrren biier BAN, at uben bans TeIleontna
% 6j9lp fan ban intet ubrette.
Sub banbtsbe nreb mig @uube, life efter 5%OrtleneHs
z Glutninaen of aebruar bIeo js tulbet til Misiionss
oerninq / Sbbs0alarne. paa mine gfeier Per gjorbe jea
fornnet 8efenbtffab meb be gamle Grfaringer, isrgeligt
90 ~alabefige. Den, iom bill pibne ON Seius &rtltrs, mac
forub pare berebt pdd og lite forunbre zig oerober, :
at 9erben baber BAN; ban fan bente 5jenbffab, gttterbef
pa Goragt for Gpanseliets Sfplo blanbt ole 5olt oe
Samfunbsflasfer. = Otte Maaneber efter rejite les '9er
til Stoetbolm til oSjemmet" for at bDie uo en- SiD. Se'