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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17

: tft.is pleasure to note that of the
nine largest associations in America,
three of them are in Arkansas. Pine
Bluff, Texarkana and Little Rock.
Pennsylvania also has three-Phila-
delphia. Scranton and Reading. The
other states represented are New
York, Kansas and Texas.
Much credit is due Secretary Rich
ardson and Chairman Graves of the
membership committee for their very
efficient work in the association: but
the fact remains, too, that the mem
bers are largely responsible for the
results. Perhaps there is not another
association in all America where the
members are more enthusiastic over
the work of the Y. NJ. c. A. than those
of Pine Buff. Secretary Richardson
is due credit for instilling this enthu-
siasm in the minds and hearts OF his
men. His efforts have met with phe-
nomenal success from the very start,
and the indications are that the asso-
citation will continue to grow and
prosper under his management.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
APPOINTED TO WEST POINT.

Lonoke, July 17.-Congressman Joe
T. Robinson has appointed William
Charles Bowen. Jr. of Stuttgart as
cadet to the United States Military
academy at West Point to succeed
James J. Loving of Pine Bluff, who
will graduate next June. Mr.. Bowen
is the son of Hon. w. c. Bowen. rep
resentative of Arkansas county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
The Excursion Toniaht.

The great Y. M. G. A. boat excur-
sion up the river takes place tonight,
ana Judging from the interest mani
1ested in the matter it will be a grand
success IN every particular. It is be-
reved that there will be very large
crowd in attendance, and everything
possible Will be done for their comfort
and pleasure. Music and refreshments
Will add to the enjoyment of the occa-
s'oh' cars will be at Second and Main
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
TIED Up BY A PIE
ENGINE MEN BRAVE DEADLY
PERIL OF LUNCH COUNTER
AND TRAFFIC ENDS.
reason Collision Of locomotive
Crew and Dainty Blocks San
IA Fe TWO Hours.

Topeka, Kan, July IA railroad
lunch counter pie got in lis deadly
work aud tied up the Santa Fee svstem
fey two hours. Il also sent Neils .lor-
&enson, engineer and w. d. Johnson
fireman OF the local freight train. te
the hospital for repairs. They are
th"re yet suffering from ptomane
lclSon, which was concealed in the
innocent-looking pie-one of the CO
coanut variety.
Jef@enson and Johnson have run
west from Emporia and their train
started them out early in the morning.
The stock Of pies at lunch counter
locked good to them and they picked
rpor tempting mixture and Aevour-
ed it eagerly.
Not Mothers kind.But Good.
Both men confessed that their appe-
ties for railroad lunch counter pie
were uncomfortable, as Johnson
said
s1t was good pic: crisp eocoanut
pie: perhaps not the kind that mother
used to make. but it was pie. and
that's what we wanted"
These old railroaders did not tel
it ALL however, until they were placed
ir the Topeka hospital for repairs.
There they confessed that they had
cast discretion to the winds as slice
after slice disappeared, devouring
two of the largest and juiciest pies
on the lunch counter.
When there was no pie left in the
restaurant the enginemen strolled
down to the yards and started out
With their }rasn.
everything went smoothly for a
while-at least if seemed that things
were going smoothly to the conduct
or and brakeman in the way car.
Like John and Sister Sue.
Near Saffordvile things began hap
pening. The train slowed up and
stopped. ..#Drakeman leaped from the
caboose to see what was the matter
There was no station in sight Meth
er had any person tagged the train
But the mystery was soon solved
On the floor of the engine, embrac-
ing their abdOmens in distress, lay
1nronrcnv,
in great agony and were unable to
man their engine. Before commissions
had made further efforts to control
the engine impossible, they had SLOW
ed down and stopped in the center of
a cornfield, two miles from the sta
ton.
For two hours the men lay on the
floor of the ngine cab in great agony.
The three brakemen were equal to the
One remained with the
disabled engineer and fireman and
the other two tagged the rear and
front, going to Saffordville and Empo-
ria for substitutes
Not Wheel Turns.
In the meantime trains going east
and west, both passenger and freight.
began to clog the yards at Emporia
and Saffordville. After three hours of
suffering, the sick men were placed
upon an east-bound train and brought
to the Topeka hospital
The blockade was raised and the
through business on the Santa Fe sys-
tenn was resumed.
"We are very glad this pie episode
didn't happen in front of Death Valley
Scott's special" said Santa F'e Off
cial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
JAPANESE REMEMBER VICTORY

Toxic, July 17.-(Special.)-Flags
we're raised on all public buildings
and offices today in recognition OF the
first anniversary of the successful
resistance by the Japanese of the Rus
sian attack at Tien-Ling, year ago
TODAY. under General Count Keller.
There was no general celeDratlon OF
thp anniversary, however.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17

A motion for a new tria! will be
filed before Judge Winfield Monday
by attorneys for George F. Chapline
who was on Friday fined s25 for con-
spiracy to commit bribery If the mo-
ton is overruled the case will be at
cnce appealed to the supreme court
says the Gazette Of Sunday
w M. Lewis, one of Mr. Chapline's
attorneys. said yesterday that the mo-
ton for the new trial is in process of
construction: that it will be filed i'm
mediately On its completion. and that
counsel for Representative Chapline
are confident of reversal of the YER
dict rendered by the jury in the Sec
end division of the circuit court.
The costs in the case, which as yet
can but be estimated by virtue of the
verdict, must be chargeable to Chap
line. No steps have been taken as
yet to tax the costs. as all witnesses
have not claimed their fees, and the
record can not be made complete un-
, til all claims are in. However, it is
estimated that the costs of the trial
will be not less than $1,000, which is
about 40 times the fine assessed.
When the transcript of the case goes
tC the supreme court in case it is ap-
pealed the costs will be made a part
of the record transmitted. In case the
verdict of the lower court is reversed
the defendant escapes payment of the
! costs.
The other trial of Representative
! Chapline in which he will be heard ON
a charge of Offering a bribe. has been
postponed until the next term OF
court It is not unlikely that all the
other cases resulting from indictments
of the grand jury will also be post
poned until the September term OF
court The general sentiment is that
there will be no further trials Of tie
bribery cases until fall. There are
four other indictments on which hear
ings will be had, as follows: Senator
A. w. Rison, for bribery; Senator A,
r Gross, tor soliciting brlbe; Sen
ator H. K. Toney, for soliciting 4
bribe: Representative c. b. An
drews, for bribery.
The grand jury, which held its mrs.
session in April, will reconvene MoH
day morning, when the investigator
Of other alleged boodling cases VIII
he resumed. The grand jury took
recess about three weeks ago. afte'
rot,,rning several indictments 10
: bribery and soliciting bribes. 1t i
expected that there vi be fof'A7' IN
: dictments on the chafses -
> result of the inc' fhe seSs'''
!; to begin tome olfaas beenS Srlso IN
t general be- st of the time.~'
: ottomr< dman
: rort. court =
s@pon the
!. Gran
sme u
IS dowr
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
Fine Membership Chairman

rihe Membership Chairman.
The following item IS taken from
the Association Men: pine BlnfY
Ark, has a chairman of its member.
ship committee w. H. Graves. To-
comotive engineer and a hustler for
members. He has brought in person.
ally over 300 members and is a mar
vel in getting others to work. At Fair
Oaks. the first division north of Pine
Bluff. whre there is nothing but a
station. hotel AMI store, he has
established reading room and keeps
it supplied from the last months is
sues from the reading rooms. He has
secured sixteen members from this
source-men wao never hai access
Id an association basora.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
JEFF LOOKING AFTER FENCES

Gov Jeff Davis of Lite Rock and
Hon D L. King of Hardy came in
over the late Valley train Sunday
night and spent few hours in the
citv before taking passage out over
tho Cotton Belt. It is understood that
are both in this section OF the
~ looking after their political
to-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
RAILWAY AGENTS MEET.

Portland. Ore, July 17.-(Specialo
The ninth annual convention OF the
National Association of Railway
Agents assembled at the Lewis and
Clark exposition today for three-day
session. The delegates represent all
of the more important railroads
throughout the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
time has been as follows

Chairman Graves saws thai the COM
mittee is confident of = aching tho
800 mark by the time the fiscal year
is up. November I The lac as&e-
citation is already the large y ne
entire Gortd southwestern system,
and. as stated. stands fourth ar cng
all the associations Of this count"y
Canada and Mexico. Following IS the
actual standing of the nine largest as
; ,ociations on the American CONT
! nent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
GETS INTO COURT
SOCIETY Editor DOES ON Ac
COUNT OF ALICE aoosE-
WELT ARTICLE.
sa q Ger Visi. 70 Cincinnati was
Used to Further Political In.
terests Of Rhinoek.


New York, July 17.-(special.,-
Roberr w. CriswelI, publisher of tha
New Yorker. the we'll known weekly
society Journal was arraiened in
court here today to answer charges OF
libel preferred by Representative Jo-
seph L. Rhinock Of Kentucky, who
acciises him of criminal libel. The
t!oNble grew out of an article publish
I'd in the New Yorker two weeks ago
headed An insult to Miss Roosevelt"
@AJeA comm 5nJed upon her recent
visit TO Cincinnati. alleging that the
F5if was nsed to further MIR. Long
Worfhs political interests and includ-
Il trips 70 race tracks and objection
ai!a persons. among whom were Mr..
Rhinock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
Rev. Drake Addresses Y. M. C. A.

Rev. Drake Addresses Y. N. c. A.
Rev. G. w. Drake, pastor of Carr
Memorial Methodist church, delivered
talk to the members of the local
Y. M. c. A. at the hall Sunday after
noon at o'clock. He spoke of the
promises of God, and made an inter-
esting talk, that was thoroughly en-
joyed by those present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
BUY

Two .ots from us (S3OO and up
wards). when paid for; we build you
home. If house costs 5000. ~
months interest will amount to $l0Os
total, $780, You pay us $3.50 ps4
month for 40 months; 3 1-3 tears
rent does the work.
Get Yours" |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17

Portland July 17.-Dr. Homer l..
Anthony. whose death by accident in
ondon. England. was reported Sat
urday by cable, was a resident of
this place He has been a highly es-
teemed citizen of Ashley county for
the past thirty years. He was about
seventy-two years of age, and was
we'll known in this section as a ply
sician. Fer the last year Or two he
had done little CT no practice. having
about retired from active work in his
profession.
DR.. Anthony left here about the last
cf May for Europe, primarily to attend
the worlds Baptist congress in Lon
don. He was a strong and devoted
member of that denomination. While
we'll advanced in years. Dr. Anthony
was we'll preserved and active, and
did not have any hesitancy about un-
dertaking trip to Europe alone.
DR.. Anthony was a widower without
children. and had no relatives in this
section, so far as known here. He
had lived in Ashley county about thir
ty years. 1t is not known here yet
what disposition will be made of his
remains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17

No matter how much your adyer.
tising costs. if it brings profit, It's
cheap.-Taylor z. Richery in Fame.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17

tonight on the rezuru 9f the 5oat IA
take the excurstonists to their homes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-17
AN2kANSAN DIES IN LONDON.
D.. H. L. Anthony Of Portland Fatally
Struck by Truck.

London. July 1.-THE Rev Homer
Anthony Of Arkansas. delegate to
the Baptist congress. was struck by
truck Saturday and died in the hos
pital to which he was taken.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
vOdnfferen"
Srebas b. 20. CftOber. 1906.
W.br.

gait. &r. Qnter bar O9ret fp8.
I'll 9els iengeligaenoe, en- uges Sio.
6ou er MI bebre og. iua ret Ri for
ftoor. after fnart raif.
- Mrs. Sanne Nielien er beore.
Oct fer uo til, at bun ftal faa 2OO at
iepe og ligge enbnu en- 5io. Sub gioe
iau baabe benOe og Dem. Der ifal pas
fe benbe, at tage ale 5ilfittelier fom
nf bans 0aano. at bet aft mau tiene
benz til 8obe.
S GreOags GftermioOus blsO
faa Stub. q. t. Rielfen ftebet I'll
5pile paa 8bens 8~irtegaarb. Der
bplotes fgrit en- lille Sprgegubstiez
neffe pda Stolen, bpor BAT. s. e..
alotb falte. geb 5srseguostieneiten
/ Rirfen talte BAT. S. g. SEMEN a9
bpeIebe i9rlig ped puuli Orb: ut
leDe er mig Sriftus og at Do en- Dim
Sing
Sua off Sprgetoget uo 8irtesaars
ben til = / eienoe Re9noeir. Oct
par ct opmuntrenbe Spn at ie Niels
lens Stuoenter : 8ummerater fpao<
fere meb 5oget / bette @eir. Oct bar
en- Iluttet Crop.
@tolen bar febt en- ,9ot" Wlubs
til II 9rape) pua Blair Cemetery.
Der bar Der taftet 9rab for Rieliens
jnrbiffe 9sOninger. Gan bar ben
fgrfte, Der blep itebt til 6pie Der.
5 Ssnoags prebitebs Paft.
g. 6. Grifien, / Qnleonin9 at paii.
qnters Spgoom, til 9eimesie / Dor
Rirte Der / Blair.
= Dag a~freiier paft. Digs gu
mile brfru til Gebar Sails, 9por
Mrs. Digs 5OraIOre Dor. pait. Big
bliDer tilbage for at opatfe fammen".
SiOen refer ban forub og faar 9iems
met beroppe / Stooen Deb 2uct iat
/ Stano. for 5amilien refer berop,
foritaur Ri.
= Gu bar 3uloen begpnbt at mel
Be fig. Oct er Ioert ben Rgg, Der
itadr ON Odgen at Stolens Sfors
ten. De Oil NOT prgDe at boGbe Bar
men / Qar. Ogfaa Der / Jorretntns
gen bar Ri madttet BABE 8armedppds
rutet I Sang. 5orReiten bar 8eiret
Der paret msrft og triit ben fibIte lge.
Megen Babe og fda at iige ingen Sols
fin, iaa 9ejene er meget fglebe %
Esret tungt. 6armerne benter paa
tgrt og fart 8eir fRrlig for torn
buifing". 9aar prsbebe Solen at
little igennem, men Ri III en- 9uloes
bslge fra Norb I Stebet. 5 Dag tegs
ner bet liot bebre.
Or. 3. 81. Murbod tr9Fes nu
/ Or. RobinIons Office og gop9l.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

Or. 5. 81. Murbod treFes nj
I Or. RobinIons Office og gop9I.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
@ubstjeneiter.
Blair, Nebr.:

9simesfegubstieneite Sgnbag Smo.
81. 1920 Os qftengubstienefte SCI.
7.3O. SsnOusstole / 9irtens Bale
ment 5mb. 81. 9.
8ibeIlasning Gor gummel os ung)
5orsbag often 81. 7.30 / airten.
Rennarb. Rsbr.:
@ubstieneite meb 9sitfeit puu Sgns
bag. Mpbet begpnber 5mb. 81. 1870.
@fter neutrality-suspicious. boil
bes Der 6pil til MiOoag, og iibsn
fortIettes MBbet ub Ober @ftermiboa.
gen.
Ollie bpbes @eltommsn!
u. 80. Mnberen.
ar9o. Rebr.:
Misiionsmsbe / Rirten 9proag Den
q. 0ttober 81. q often Oeb pa
itOr 5. 9. Senien, Blair.
Observation-Disclosures Sgubag ben
%. Oft. 81. 1890 SIN. peb paitor
9. 6. grifien.
Misfonsmebe Idmms often 81.
7,30 / airfen peb paitor 6. 6. &loth,
Fremont.
qGe er bjertelig belfommen!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Hartne for Sala.

@Obe .lmproueb" Sfoufarme af foriteaig
Stsrrelle unuiies til Sals Der / bet Oonfe
Settlement. Striftlis Oplpsnin9 meboeles
paa ~5orlanseHOe, naar 5rim9rfe meofslger.
Soban Ssrgenien, 9uf, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
3 siOners

Del er life Iad libt al en- gesipens
FEB, at Der fra port 59brelanb ten
ubsenbeg to Ssraelsmisfionprer.
Com tibliaere mebbelt babbe | 5i1r
qaffor Stefan @olf og cunb. teOl
faur6olot melht fig til ben bunif'
Ssroelsmisiion meb 2nitet ON a
blipe ubienbt af benne.
Oette Silbub turbe 8eitbrelien ift'
fiqe Rei til - og ben A. Ottober al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
99rer enifes.

Cor 6rsliers Oonife lutberite Msnisbeo /
Bert ambop, %. s. ieser en- Carer, iom tan
unOerpiie / gnselff ildueIiom Dnnit, for
bens gerneffsle. yennen CT $50 90 uarlig.
Stoletib ii Mnans6er. Gn, iom fan ipi0e
Orgel, f~oretrGttes. Reflsftereabe bsbbs 6en=
penbs it9 til Menisbeoeus Rrpit
giQaDs y. SfOO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
TOGTlDER r.

sgd PAA;
Mr.. Z. Omaha Passenger. .......... 800 Fui
l. ........... 10 30 FL
5. ........... S.21 En-
= 8. Kun ON Ssndagen......... $40 Eli
NORD PAA:
NJ. 4. Twin City Passenger..... III +
2. s Sioux City ........ 2.4s EN-
8. Omaha -. 6.5 En-
6. Kun ON Sendagen.....a.... 9.3l FIN
VEST PAA:
y o. Lincoln Passenger~....... S2 FIN
Z. Black Hills ........ $50 En-
DST PAA:
Nr. s. Nc. Valley Passenger. 10.f5 FIN
&c. Chicago Limited 455 EN-
e1-Nr. 4, s, 7 og s gaar Nord og sgd, og Nf.
sog % gaar 0st og Vest daglig und-
tagen S9ndag.
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Doonbanoel oo Smeoep9rffeo

vor velkendte Landsmand, SeRBN JBN-
SEN, mar uiodtnKri EN- -tor fofsynins al
FINE BuGGIBS, som salges til rimelige
PriseT. Han salger Lansing-Vognen med
fluid Garanti. Hans S-medevarksted er ~
liz fOTsynet med "a ny Gasolin. Lokomotiy
OF eH i allie Maader udrustet Ill at gore alt
til FACET henherende.
Vacr saa god at kigge ind hos ham,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

ostirten / &~pbenbapn.
3il 5ro0s for bet buarlige DER
6apoe en- ret talrig Menneiteitars
g.pst Wlgbe.
8lanbt be tilltebeperenbe H1pner
ri: giitopperne poulIen og Sod,
.lGtiftspropit @olf FAINT flere tebens
bdOnite preiter.
De TO llbIenbinge talte ferf. =
Ganb. 5aurbolot opforbrebe til prats
tiff DeItogelie / SsraslsmiSfipnen, og
9aitor golf uotalte - meb 2ignelIen
ON ben biemtomne SBn Iom 9etit
+, at SnOremisiion Og SsraeIsmiss
iionen er inoerlig iammentnptteoe.
Raar De Portable Spinner ret benber
biem. bill ben 9Ibre 9rober guu ino.
3bi Ssrael bill oa fe bet npDafte
8riItenlib % Ielb TONNE til at l9n9es
hjem.
S oenne Sdmmen69ng omtdltes,
OF @alesz 8Gtfelien bar batt OPP
merffombeb / jsbiife &reoit. st itort
|ieoif 3iosItrift inoeboIOt ms en-
Stilbring beraf. og Der tilfsie6es ba:
,&f, funbe ri inbenfor Ssbebpmmen
cpleoe en- FABIAN 8qttelIe. Der bers
fer 10 Deb ibIunbt os, pg ri tr9ngtr
III en- Iaaoan geo99elie".
Saalebes tan arbejOet for SsrueIs
Smbenbelie p9re tnpttet iammen meb
Qrbeioet for De bebtes OmosnbeIie.
Men for at bebe SsraeI ON at gaa
inO og gIabe fig meb ale De Portable
Ssnner o9 0stre, Tom er biemtom>
ne, = berfOr er bet, at hi TO nu 9aar
uO fom Ssraelsmisiionarer
lSiben tuIte Ssraelsmisfionens
5ormanb, giItop gouIien, Der GAP en-
Ratfe 0plbsninger ON banit Ssruel8s
nisfion lige fra 5orisg / 5reberit
Zen 5jerOes 0age til 9uns RicOlajs
Tens palaItinamisfion i fsrite 9ulos
bel at forrige Qorbunbrebe.
0erefter gjorbe giitoppen tOrtelig
Rebe for observation-disclosures DAM
nelie og @erning fra 1885 til nu:
Samarbejbet meb ben lutherfte Sen
tralforening I 9eip3ig og 5OrbOlOet
til qaitor 3sctIer FAINT oennes fGr=
egne Misiionsz SIM og praliis: At
foa bannet lepenbe Menigbeosfrebie.
buis Qip funOe gips Ssberne BIB
nes6prb ON &rdften Og SanObeoen /
ariitenbommer.
gu efter 20 Mars ftine Ootienoe
Grbeibe fan ben banife SsrdeIsmis=
iion uofenbe fine egne gubbGrere
fom giifoppen anbefalebe til Menigs
6eoens 5orbsn.
U(ep 9rDet | Sdlme H. III,
ubfenbts giitcppeR berefter be to
Ssnhebuo.
De 1ulOe, mar be bos Ssrael
msbte QoDens Meteorological. SelOrets
ferOig6eoen, bare @.one On SUBS
Ianoe 3etf9rbigbeo, ON bet, Sub Dirs
ttlig frpDer, og ON ben Retfrroigbe6,
ban tilbpOer fOm 9oOe, Subs Ret
fGroig6eb 49, ben alens. Sg unoer
Mobitanbsn itulbs be auitib babe"
Oct er 6aa6et, Der ital barre en- So
taelsmisiion9r, 6aubet, gruHoet paa
SUBS 50riGttelisr.
san bIibe peb at l9re e6er, fOm
ban gjor6s fra 1ngbOmmen az.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20


Gfter @uOsteneiten famleDes en-
Del at 8ennerne / 9irtens fmtfte
Nenigbebsfal, bbor Der inbtoges en-
Tile 5%orfr1tning. Ser tales after
oobe Orb iii De bortoraeenOe - b.
a.. fortalte paitor Sten ct gribenoe
CO fOrmar NgsOagtigt 9r9t fra en-
CpleOelie. Fan 6dpbe BAIT pau Ssb2s
Hisfionsns Smraaoc os @mtsnei-
infpettgr @intel piite - meo ct
5r9t fra en- acknowledgements @rfds
riHg = men til Subs pa9t.
quitor Srsjs f%Ortalte Ell BAR Srpt
IRA be bortordgenbes Stubenterddr
og enitebe benz nbbolbenbeb til nj
piGe pinbs ben entelte for SUBS Rige.
StiftspropIt 8olf, S~tOreheoinge =
FaOer til ben enc at Wisiicn9rerns
- afIlurtebs meb ct gobt og Odrmt
Orb ON Misionens fore @erning
aGrffg6eO iii Ssrrens game GOlt oa
|Eroen pda at faa nuaet beres 9jerter.
9ditor Stefdn 8olf, Der ben 5.
OttOber afrejite fra &ebenbuDn meh
@ebTertOget, ubfsnoes fsm Mebbj9l'
per for guitOr 3ectler / @ali8ien.
San faar imiblerttb FIN esen arebs
Rqrbsben, bbor ban - | qi9beb mef
! 3scflers plan - itut arbejbe blanoi
Ssberne os tiaige Isge at iamle sr
Menigbeb At be Tprsbte %eutberunere.
Ganb. Guurbolbt refer til eng
lamb og bsrfru til ben norffe Ssra'
efsmisIion | Rum9nien.
Om Misiionarernes 9rbsibe bill c
glab, Der allerebs ! aur Ifal ubgiDei
meb Qaitor SeiDelin fra 6oriens ION
Reooftgr, fortGne gennem grepe q
Msbbelslfsr. 8. 5.