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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-06
Total receipts and balances

DISBURSEMENTS.
For salaries and clerk hire
G county commissioners per diem and mileage
. board Of equalization
g board Of auditors
g officers fees
g report of births and deaths
books, blanks, stationery and printing
postage, freight and express
g district court expenses
!" cost Of keeping prisoners
6 costs In state
:" expenses inmates state institutions
g temporary relief of the poor
:" cost of examination and commitment of insane
!" cost Of inquisitions
!" wolf bounty
- FIRE wardens and assistants
G return premiums on forfeited tax sales
!" expenses incurred by towns in the control Of
contagious diseases
Unclassifed expenses
Transferred TO ditch fund
Refunded taxes charged back
Warrants outstanding
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-06
w E w God
L Morck
A B Nelson
So 90
q 6 90
6 90
Total
$15 90
OFFICERS FEES.
CLERK OF D1sTR1cr CouRr.

CLERK DISTRICT
I Morck, recording register 0 bond S 100
Morck, miscellaneous clerk of g
Morck, recording birth and death
|T Morck, miscellaneous clerk Of fees q so
Morck, real and
copy 35l 90
i Morck, miscellaneous clerk Of court fees
y Mock filing officers
Morck, miscellaneous clerk of court fees
- Mock, miscellaneous of court fees s
Mock making copies of road contracts
. Morck miscellaneous fees
3 Morck issuing personal property citations $50
q Morck, miscellaneous clerk of 1856
Total $571 90
u M Oson recording county officers bonds S = so
d M Olson, recording officers bonds SIS
y NJ Olson listing real mortgages in
1901 assessment books 7470
z M Olson tra'scribing records from Polk
county tip. l54)
j. NJ Olson, recording town officers bonds 10 IS
Vim Forsberg posting notices of first
meeting Como $3.50
VIM Forsberg, posting notices of first
meeting (EckvolD 80
VIM Forberg, serving notices
Frank Jerrue 10
VIM Fosberg, posting notices Of first town
meeting Moylan)
VIM Forsbelg, serving personal property
citations
J K Wood, surveying county road S 20 90
J < Wood, copying plats and field Of
J K Wood copying plats field
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-06

A B Nelson, county auditor
.E Dagoberg, county treasurer
6 3 Carr, county attorney
g G Bennett, county superintendent Of schools
r III Holm, judge of probate
John Anderson, janitor
Louis Nelson, turnkey
p Dady, turnkey
G M Lohn, court reporter
p N Stanton, county attorney, balance Of salary
for 900
F 6 Bennett superintendent Of schools, bal
ance salary for 1900
p Dady, turnkey, balance Of salary for 1900
9 Lohn, court reporter, balance of salary for
1900
To+ IL IL
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-06

TO county bond fund 2,872 SIS
To town, city and village fund 25,35oll
To school .6O2 So
10 refunded taxes charged back IA
Total 9259o 4s
Balance on hand January 9th, 1902 l5,2e7 4e
STATE OF MINNESOTA
Balance on hand Jan. 18th, 4s47 rs
From collections
collections interest and principal
school 1900 81
From collections on public lands 1866 rs
From licenses 25
Total receipts S 1852 80
Paid audit $22. O5
Paid school district 500 90
Paid refunded 674
Total disbursements s 90, 485 10
Credit Bal Jane 81 547 90
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lowing
Tax collections, midi
OF Minnesota 1
Count revenue fund
bridge
fund
urrentc hool fund
Town and district oanfun
*, Public
Town, and village funds
funds
Private REDEEM Z
n treasury Il. 248Ol
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-02-06

S 1851 20 /
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
S1.50 PER. ANNUN.
Personals.

Personals.
Miss Mamie Ma,t = urned
home Monday frcm c>t 'nlod
visit to friends in No. W..
ard Wilmington, n. &.
-Mc,slS. John +. Welsh anl
Edgar Hinson left yesterday for
Baltimore, Md, to attend the
College of Dental Surgery.
Mr.. J. c. Elliott, of York.
vile, spent several days here this
week with his daughter, Mrs. j.
b. Maclorell.
-C"l. II. E. Allison is visiting
his son, Geo. w. Allison, Esq,
at Washington, D. G.
Mrs. r. E. Wylle is visiting
relatives at Washington, D. c.
Mrs. j. p. Hunter of this
place and Mrs. Frank Smith of
Bascomville, are visiting friends
in New York City.
Prof w. PRESLEY Robinson
went to Charlotte, N. c., last,Sat. :
urday on business and returned
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Lowry
visited relatives in Chesterfield
county this week.
Mr.. Perry Mackey left yes
terday for Atlanta, Ga, to attend
the Southern College of Dental
Surgery.
Rev. j. NJ. White, of Unity,
is expected home today from a
visit to relatives at Hickory, S.
C.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Death Of w. Nj. Neal.

Mr.. w. Marion Neal of the
JaCksonham section, died at his
home at s o'clock Yesterday
morning after an illness of about
s months of dropsy. MIR. Neal
was about 81 years of age and
leaves, besides brother and two
sisters, his wife and seven chill.
dren surviving him. The chll-
dren are: George c., VIM b.,
John N, and White Neal, and
Misses Dora, Jennie and Mettie
Neal. The children are all grown
except White. Mr.. Neal served
in the Confederate war and made
good soldier. He was mem
Der of Tirzah Presbyterian church
and lived life consistent with his
christian profession. His re,
mains will be inferred in Tirzah
churchyard at II a. M, today af-
ter funeral services by his pastor,
Rev. w. w. Ratchford.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Mr.. Jos. Nj. Caskey was re.

Mr.. Jos. M. Caskey was re.
elected keeper of the county home
for next two years at the meeting
of the CON missioners Monday.
There were several other appli-
cants for the position but Mr.. Cas- :
keys satisfactory administration
of affairs there since he has held
the position made him an easy
winner.
Interest in the Bazaar next
Christmas for the Confederate
monument is becoming greater
every day. A number of articles
have already been contributed.
Tie ladies have decided to meet
every Thursday afternoon at 4
O'Clock to work for the bazaar.
The meeting tomorrow afternoon
will beat Judge Jones' residence.
Married, on Sunday last, by
Magistrate j. w. Sowell, MIR.
Leonard Bird of Flat Creek and
Miss Lula Holley, u daughter of
Mr.. Robert Holley. Mr.. Bird
and his bride left Monday for An
dalusia, Ala, where he has &C
cepted a position as bookkeeper
for Ashe, Carson & Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Jurors for the October Term.

: Court will convene here O,
Monday, Goth inst. Judge Jane.
Aldrich will preside. The follow
ing have been drawn as Jurors fol
the term:
FIRST WEEK.
II S. Rowell, l.. G. Lazenbv
j. ID. Griffin, Lewis j. Cauthen,
l.. j. Robertson, f. r. Stevens,
A. j. Dunlap, f. p. Therren, p.
l.. Funderburk, j. II. Addison.
j. ID. Hinson, p. M. Latham, A.
Cauthen, j. A. Knight, Jos. G.
Robinson, r. M. McCrory, F. D.
Green, 7. g. Green, II M. Culp,
j. w. Barker, b. Ii. Plyler, w.
F. Rutledge, Thos. Nj. Hilton, j.
ii. Merritt, Robt. S. Floyd, A. B.
Robinson, j. d. Wolfe, Jno. T.
Cauthen, j. M. Heath, w. p.
Mackey. w. d. Fleming, r. E.
Gregory, w. w. Parks, B. Nj.
Thompson.
SECOND WEEK
l.. d. Hilton, j. j. Sims, Jr.,
ID. Z. Connell, r. A. Blackmon,
j. M. White, r. H. Phillips, H.
E. Coffey, d. r. Fletcher, w. F.
Cook, w. j. Cunningham, Jas.
l.. Barton, D. o. Potts, T. H.
Barber, w. j. Rodgers, j. M.
Harris, NJ. r. Witherspoop, j.
d. CASTOR, j. O. Porter, Abe,
Nelson, j. s. Clifton, w. V.
Hough, Geo. G. McManus, w,
Z. Norman, j. l.. Nelson, j. ID.
Glenn, w. S. Morgan, Jno. W.
Hall, w. H. p. McMurray, j. A.
Niven, w. n. Faile, |. 7. Hardin,
Jno. w. Patterson, w. S. Neal
j. t. M. Rodgers, w. S. Faulk
enbury, J. w. Caskey.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Negro Accidentally Xxi led at Van
Wyck

Negro Accidentally Xxi led at Van
Wyck
On Friday last at Hyatt's gin
merry at Van Wyck, Wash Banks,
oolored, was accidentally killed by
q bale of cotton being thrown out
from the press upon him. He
vas toldto move out Of the way
and the hands rolling out the cot
ton thought he had done so. DR..
Ezzell was summoned but tho ne
gro died in few hours. The
cotton struck him about the shoul-
ders and crushed him to the
ground. He talked some after
the accident and did not seem to
think he was badly hurt.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
A Coming Marriage.

A Coming Marriage.
Cards have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Mary Louise
Thompson TO- Mr.. John Barron
Williams of Yorkville. The hap,
py event will come off at the home
of the brideoelect's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. JAS. r. Thompson at
Riverside, at 1880 p. m., Thurs
days Oct. 10th, instant. Rev.
w. 9. Ewart will officiate. After
the ceremony they will take the
afternoon train for the groom s
home at Yorkville.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Lecture at Unity.

Lecture at Unity.
Rev. H. w. Bays, D. D., will
lecture at Unity tomorrow
(Thursday) night. The subject,
"Courtship," is one which DIR.
Bays makes very interesting and
entertaining. Admissions Adults,
25 cents; children, Is cents. No
one in the Unity section should
fail to be present.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Notice to Masons

Notice to Masons
All members of Jackson Lodge
A. F. M. and the masonic fra,er-
nifty in general, are hereby noti-
fed and invited to assemble at the
court house Saturday Oct. 18th,
3 p. M, to meet the Most Wor
shipfnl Grand Master Walter M.
Whitehead, who will convene a
Grand Lodge for the purpose of
laying the corner stones of the
graded school building and the
masonic lodge.
H. E. CoFFEY, w. M
T. S. CARTER, Sec.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Commissioners Of Election. Z

commissioners Of Election.
The Governor has appointed
the following commissioners of
election for Lancaster county:
State-Jerry M. Knight, j..
Wrenn Tillman and Robt. j.
Flynn.
Federal. Harry Foster, Geo.
w. Jones and Clark Robinson.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Meeting of Lancaster Bib.e So

Meeting of Lancaster Bib,e So-
ciety.
The annual meeting of the Ian
caster Bible Society will be held
next Sunday night in the Metho.
dist church. Rev. H. w. Bays,
d. D., will deliver the address.
The public is cordially invited and
expected to attend. There will
be no services in any of the
churches of the town that night.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Other Deaths

Other Deaths
Died, Monday, Sept 29th
1902, infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bruce, of the Bruce
neighborhood, aged about one
month.
Died, on Sunday night, Oct.
5. 1902, the infant daughter of
MIR. and Mrs Newton Evans, of
the Sincerity section, aged about
months.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08

County Alliance.
The regular meeting of the
County Alliance will meet in the
court house at 10 O'Clock O. m. :,
on Friday, Oct, 10th, instant.
Full representation of all sub:al-
liances desired.
j. M. KNIGHT, Sec'y.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Taxes to be Collected.


County Auditor Cook has fin
ished the tax books and turned
the duplicate over to the Treas,
urer. The abstract shows the
amount of taxable property in the
county and the taxes for the pre-
sent year to be as follows:
The total amount of taxable
property is 50, ,175, ,26O, as fol-
lows:
Real estate. ........S1, 277, ,292
Personal .>... 652,76
Railroad 245,2O5
The taxes on the above amount
of property is S44, 464.35, which
is distributed as follows:
State. e............. $40, SIC. 80
County. ............ :. S,7O1. O4
Special County &C. &
G. X. R. w.. $685. rs
q" county (retir-
ing G. & G. r. r.
bonds. ~. 2,175.2 90
Special Local Gown
ship bonds). -. 5,41O.34
School 8 mill tax. =. 6,525.7S
Special school tax. -. 4,249.S5
The poll tax amounts to $3,O19,
making the total taxes to be col
lected s47,4s3.35.
All parties indebted to FL
lott & Crawford must come for
ward and settle at once as these
papers must be closed up.
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Oct. 1, I'm.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08

The Best Prescription for Matarat
'Chills and Fever is bottle of
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It
8 simply Iron and Quinlne and
tasteless, No Cure No Pay.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Local N alters

" 90 i"'' Ool'iiouv UlSnC.
Born, to M1rand Mrs J.'E.
Porter, of Dixie, on Saturday,
October 4, 1902, son.
The ladies missionary society
will meet at HopewelI next Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. :
-Flue Milch- COW for sale. Ap>
ply at this Office
Born, to M. and Mrs. l.. M.
Clyburn, Sunday morning, Octo-
Der 5, 1902, twin boys. The
mother and little babes are doing
well, Our-ex- sheriff is all smiles.
Rev. w. @ Ewart requests
us to recall the announcement for
preaching at the A. II. P. church
next Sun day night on account of
the meeting of the Bible Society.
Go to Lancaster Mercantile
Co.'S for children's school shoes,
all sizes. Best on earth.
Mr.. +. j. Small Of Dixie
killed 3-months old calf last
week raised by Mr.. K. l.. Usher
which netted 13s pounds.
Magistrate Caskey sent Frank
Lowry, COL, to the chain gang
yesterday for 80 lays for disor.
derlY conduct.
Magistrate Cuuthen of Ker.
shaw turned over $64.7O to the
county treasurer yesterday, fines
and costs collected in his court for
the past quarter.
Our Mr.. j. M. Hood is al
ways in the market to purchase
mules and cattle. And don't YOU
forget it.
Lancaster Mercantile Go.
The fourth quarterly confer
ence for Lancaster Station M. E.
church will be held in the church
next Friday night Immediately
after services which will be con.
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Bays.
Two persons were baptised
and received into the Baptist
church Sunday night by the pas
tor, Rev. j. II. Boldrldge, D. ID.
MIR. w. D. Lemmond has
squash of his raising which
weighs 26 pounds 1t is of the
japanese Giant variety. 1t should
60 to the State far.
Rev. Chalmers Fraser and
Mr.. w. j. Cunningham left Mon
day for York county 10 attend the
fall meeting of Bethel Presbytery.
The Moriah Association
meets tomorrow at union church
and will continue In session sew
eral days. The opening sermon
will be preached at II. q. M, by
Rev. S. N. Watson.
Rev. j. w. Little was agree
ably surprised at Waxhaw Mon
day. Several young men made
him. the very acceptable present
of brand new suit, overcoat and
hat He is very proud of the
present.
FOR RENT.-A desirable
store room in the Riddle block on
West side. of Main street. Apply
to j. M. RIDDLE,
Lancaster, S. G.
While the family was absent
from hope last Thursday some
one entered the house of Mr.. j.
B., Sims, several mills north, east
of town, and plundered the bu-
reau drawers, trunks, etc., but
nothing has been missed. 1t is
supposed they we're looking for
money. =
Some one, it is supposed as
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
Rent Notice F!

In my absence Mr.. l.. s. FL
lott is authorized to receipt for
all cotton rents due Fitzpatrick &
Bro, or me as agent.
j. II. Fitzpatrick.
Oct. 3, 1902.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08

BY the fall of an elevator
Friday in a shoe factory in Lynn,
Mass two persons were killed
and eleven injured.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-10-08
the One Day Cold cure.

Fos cold in the head and sose throat use Kss, |
rot CHOCOLATES Laxative Qainine, the " ous |
~ Gold C,na-"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
Sil SplDsning.

Den geilutning iom paitor ailbs
fig omtuler I Spsrgsmaal og Soar /
DIT" SIR. 81 er ingen 4arsmeoes
beilutning. 8ette er 9runoen bpors
for ben life finbes / 4arsberetningen.
0enne 8eilutnine bleo fattet pad ct
preitemsoe / Smmanuels Sir
te, Og fOrmobsntlig Oeb en- 5orglems
melIe life braet frem | Qarsmebet til
8~eDtagelie. Der fan berfor blipe
Spgrgsmdal ON enten ben er 6inbenz
be for | Qar ener 81. 4nore 8eiluts
ringer fdttet beb pr1itemeberne Iom
ubeluffenoe angaar pr9Iterne ere
life | 4arsbsretningen, saers er 4arsz
beretnineen faalebes iom 9eferatet
bIep opl9ft oe eobttenbt at Qarsme>
bet Dag for Dag, og 8eilutninserne
Idalebes fom be blepe opergiDen mig
renifrepne at be repeftibe aomitefet>
ret9rer. Den enefte geIutning ION
er ubeldbt at mig er paitor ailofigs
pibtbetenotgjorte 5orflag om at pisie
pr9ftsr ftulbe mite beres Stemme.
Oenne ft Qarsmsbst 10 9eiteb ON /
5ibe. CAB mig meo bet famine be-
m9rfe at mar Sfolebireftionen | ct
tibligere Hr. at DIT" ertlorer, at
fun Q9rernes 3en bill blipe betdlte uo
df 29rerlens Aasfen, ba mao 5ors
manbens 2sn bore enl~lnOtagelfe. tbi
pdd 4arsmebet I @reenbille blep benne
9silutnins fattet: ~,5ormanbens 2sn
ffal ubbetales af 2arerlsnsfasfen,"
og ben geflutnine er p~iitnot life ops
bsrt. 6. Sobn 0 n,
Sefret1r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
&c obc Geje.

Up. q. 8, %: nMens 6errens
Gngel talebe til gbilippus og iag6e:
itoa op ug gat mob Ssnben paa ben
gej, iom 9aar neO fra Seruialem til
Saga; ben er eoe."
Seq l9ite bele g%eretningen ON pbis
lupus o9 @iloingen, og min Si9l
bleD greben at 9errens uenoelige
Storbeo. Der faar pbilippus Orbre
fra 9erren at 9ad ben paa ben 9ej
fra Seruialem til Saga, O9 uotrnfte.
fig lbber bet ON Yejen, ben er poe".
9pab ifal ban iou ber2 Sa philip
pus bar l9rt ben 5tng at gaa, ndar
6erren iiger til. Gaers bilbe bet 10
bape p9ret melt ndturligt al t9nte,
bet maa biit barre gait, boao ital jes
Der pau en- eoe Yej. SO 6erren baDDe
en- 0eliignelie til lit Barn, en- 9l9be
for BAN. iamtioig meb, at ban fit tit.
9Grinoe uDrettet. Seq tpnfer, at
ligeiom Der itaar ON 0iloinsen, al
ban oroe i'm Bel meb @lnoe, iaa
bar bet famine / lige Iad fulbt MaaI
3ilfGlbst meb qbilippus. Obi bet
giDer altio 9l9be / Sj9len at eao
lin !6erres 2Grinoe, Ielb ON bet mem
n~eitelig taft Ter noget unoerligt I'D, %
@ejen er s0e. pbilippus fit Raabs
til, forbi ban LOB i'm !9erres gub.
at Oile en- Sjal Del til 5relie og
SaligbeD, men Der itaar ogfad ON
BAN, at ban bar en- al benz. Der BAR,
fulb at ben 6ellig 4anb og 9isoom."
Ogfoa ben 9isoom. Der aolpoer, naar
QanOsn giper 8efuline, Og bette er
ben bsje gisbom, Der bnoes.
min SsitenOe / ariitus, S 9errens
!Seaiss, 5erren bar @eliignelier moi
til osane, bar @leber moi, ban ban
Obernob at ben 5reb,iOm Opergdar al
5oritdnb, ban er rig moi for oae, iom
fable paa BAN, og ban bar iagt:
Seq bill eiOs big 2~isgenoefa, Iom er
ifjult t Wsrfeos alenoOier, iom ere
gentle I aen, at bu ftal fornemme,
at jeg er 5erren, Ssrdls Sub, fom
talbsr big peo bit Napn."(Gi. 1873
6ppr fan bet ba bore, at Subs bolf
gear nsbtrpfte og mobilize omfring.
ga, min 5anfe git bibere, og jeg fad,
at @runben ofte er ben, at Der er Weje
| bort a%riltenlip, Tom 9ib efter onben
fommer til at ligse belt eler belpis
sbe, 0sje ON bpilfe CUBS aanb Gang
paa Gang minber os os iiger:o @ad
ben poa ben 0ej, ben er sbe eler peb at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

os sr ise betpnget al 6oltets Rsb oe
9rans bar ieg De fornpone gpner
- ? Spao bilbe Der blepet At ale
Observation-Disclosures, oeriom De uos
IenOte life 6aboe BAIT bet fom no
tin = 5oltets RpO Og 3rang
5relIerens gub ON at saa. 0g 6pub
Ttul Der bliue at MisiiOnen. iom fig
ger for Dc. ON life be uoienbte ere
orepne al bette ioeele Motip.
Oct. en- qrait burpe bile. er od life
at ipge oeres 9oos. iom ban arbei
Der iblanot. 6an tsriter itte efter Sub
men efter o1rfpbte Si9le, fom ban,
efteroi ban er fommen | bet Nrbejoe,
moo hare foritaaet, er me9et mere barb
sno Sub. Si9le iOm bar tubt Sanbz
len for oeres eget fore @9rbi. 9dn
cnifer blot at opisge De p%ilofdrne,
reiie be fdlone, og itprte De ipdge.
Son itsber in9en fra Zig, men taaler
before Stsb. 90 aonoe | bette till
Ter ban ingen 5orOringer til benz,
iom ban er tommen for at gore bel
imob 5orbringer. Der maaite piloe
Itile BAN fra benz, fom ban 10 MAJ
elite. Gn anoen Sag er iuu. o9 bet
tunos Der 10 Iiges meget mere om, hbao
oeres pli9t er ooer for BAN. 9an giper
Nftdlo pdd bpaoiombelit at 0egnets
Sing, for at ban ian p9re tro / lin
5ooers 9erning; tbi ban MAJ opbt
tdps foritddct, bpor %O9roileie bisie
Sin9 er iummenlignet meo Den Rig
bonn, fom ban er betroet.
5sr nogen begbnOer at bngge bette
Saorn, mac ban NOT ferit bereene, ON
ban fan fulofsre bet - ON ban efter
Oegnets Maaleitot fan 9ioe Qftalb
paaOsts .neget."
Oct berertes / neonte 5~orbanoIina
at en- pr9it madtte 10 bog forore 5or=
boloe, / bpilte ban tunOe u~noerholoe
lin 5amilie. gu bel, bpOrfor life taqe
bette Iom et GtsempeI bIanOt oeman9s.
Maaife bet. life at pprette eget 9jem.
blsp en- al be 3ing, Tom Der efter
Omit9noigbeoerne moutte gipes ri.
talb paa. Oct funOe pel Tpnes en-
gOerlig6eb; men er bog en- al De 5inp
fpm nGpnes / 9ut. IA, %.
Deb at loie 5il. 2, 81 gipes Der et
9int ON, bboroan bet par pda pduli
lib.
Council 8luffs, ga, Plug. 1902
j r. peterfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20
Der / glaoet. = Iaa er bet / en- bob
belt 9enfiet.

belt 9en1l9t.
Seln ON nan neo 4drsmeoet | Ha.
cine piloe pioe, at Mormonismen if
fe panot 9roielntter | ppre menigbe,
Der men oerimoo / 0anmart, iaa turs
be bet p9re ct Spsrgsmaal, ON ben
life ogiaa heroore bar punoet % enbs
MI pinber mango 5ilbGngere | bet
Soft, Iom bet er Dor &irfes Opgops
at bepare fra lac groD e n gilofarelIe
beb al leoe Dem til leoenoe 9riItentro.
iaa 5aIo bar 5rattaten oirette
4oresie pgiaa til os.
0erneit foretommer bet mig at o9s
re en- itor Maneel iblanbt os. at bet
til 0dto lite er fremfommen noget til
gelpsnin9 at Wormonismen, life en-
gang MI oa Der tales ON % iamles
pense til en- fremtioig Misiion | u
tab. Oct par 1897, at Der toges Sc
lutnine ON at 6enpenoe fla til gsnz
ner / 0dnndrt ON penge til at bripe
nGDnte Misiipn fer. Gfter neiten
3 Ndrs 5orleb Tom Der ct ubeitemt
2pfte ON ct pengebiorae. Sda bleb
9irteradbet bempnoiget til at fab,
en- Misiionspreit og begnnoe 4rbei,
bet, ndar ben peeuni9re Sioe beo Ga.
gen par tdfretfelig b%etrpgget. Sads
lenes itadr Sdaen pei for 2jeblitfet.
Wlen NOR Der lite tr9pes anoet for
at oribe en- iaaoan Wisiion eno BEN
&c % Yr9it2 - Selp ON Der bar
%garanteret ri9elig Qenge, og Der tils
lige tunoe finoes og fads en- on9tig
Qrbejoer, piloe Wisiionen n9ppe bore
ipnoerlig 5ru9t. oeriom Der life bag
peo @erningen itob en- 6eoenbe Wlez
nigbeo, Oct er life iaa pdniteligt at
pinoe alminbelis 5illutning til ct
5oretaeenoe. faa lGnge bet er mt;
men ben alminoeliee Snteresie tober
iig / 3e9len mart. Sun naar So9en
faur en- glabs / De beaiges 6ierter
GA 8gnner, tan ben blioe ri9tig be-
gpnot oe fortIattes til 9~eliignelIe.
Wen Ifal Den poatGntte Misiipn faa,
leoes blioe om1uttet at SUBS Soils
a9rligbeo % blips badret frem at
oerss genner, iua muu De faa aenbss
ffab til Sagen.
Ser mdngler Der pitt grumme me-
act. Oct par oqtb at operpeje. ON
oenne MangeI paa &snbitab og ben
oerfrd 6fbrsrenoe Mangel paa 6ory
bon life, / aft 5dlo til 9els, er Stpib
/, at ri MATTE Dente iad lense pdd
Spdr FRA 8dnmart; o9 bet turor
b9noe, al Mangelen bill blipe enbnu
mere fslbdr, naar Der bliper Sale
ON at table en- WiisIionspr9it Il. Den
rette 4rbejoer ffal pitt life iaa meget
tuIoes al Msnnefter iOm uobsoes at
Sub.
Gnoelig enbnu bette: er Der lite
nogen = Der t9ntes i9rIig pda De
elore = ION fenber liot til Mormpn-
ismen, iad De tunne ffripe liot Der
ON. Oct piloe o9fte mere 5nteresic
og forifaHe Misiionen en- mere frafz
tig Stette, enb naar Der fun bliber
beoet ON en- 5oaar.
5. g. Sensn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-20

Gaar 9eferne benpenoer is til Soil, Der
apertprer / Blabet, enten for Of iDbe Dos benz
eler for at laa Gplpsninser om bet aoerte.
rene, bebes be altio omtaIe, ut be iaa Quer-
tisiementet i bette BIah 3ei oil p9re til
oepiiois Qptte.