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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Issue License. for New Banks.

The Board of Bank Commissioners issued IL
censes yesterday for the establishment of the
Security Savings Bank ana Trust Company at
San Diego and the Security Savings Bank of
Stanislaus County at Modesto The first named
institution Is capitalized at $125000 and the
other at $25, 800. The capital in the case of
each bank is fully subscribed. Julius Wagon
helm has been elected president and Nat r. IT.
tus secretary and cashier or the San Diego
bank and w. R. High has peen chosen presi-
dent and Frank Cressey secretary, treasurer
and cashier Of the Modesto institution.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Mother Identaned Dead cbild.

The unknown infant which died last Wednez-
day at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Mulick 1870
Eddy street, was identified yesterday by Mrs.
Josephine Shea WAS her four months old boy
baby. She said that she had been pnable to
care for the infant or contribute toward its
support She explained that she had separat-
"a from her husband, James Shea, timer,
1ho was the father of tho child.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Captain England in su.n.n.e.

Captain Edmund England master of the
bark Thistle. had his preliminary examination
yesterday before United States Commissioner
Heacock on charge of having permitted a
contaglously diseased alien sailor TO escan4
IRON his ship. The case was taken under ad-
yisement.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
A Related Inquiry.

Aditha Edwards aged resident of Pros
pect Park Los Angeles. has written TO Post
master Fisk making inquiry as to the where
abouts of her brother, James C. Wales. who
landed in California in 1S49 at the age of seven
years in charge of man named Mackelroy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
sewing machines for rent

BY week or month, at low rates The
Singer is acknowledged the lfghtest
running and most convenient OF any
Try one and be convinced Only at the
Singer stores. Look for the red s. 1918
Devisadero ST., 1850 Market ST., 21o
Stockton St. 1917 Stockton St. 5z6 Va
lencia ST. San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
GRAPE-NUTs.
NICE TO
FORGET YOUR STOMACH

Hou know perfect fees" at the sto
ach IT'S forgotten like other part perfect running ma
chime No shock ALL Just easy pleasant
resful work-duty done
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
THE WAY

lies in the proper selection and drink getting down o
Natures principles plenty of parcu
ry plenty of easily digest and noursh and
-ebuld clog up.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUILT UP Her HEALTH
SPEEDY CURE OF MISS eooDI
She Is Made Well by Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
Writes Gratefully to Mrs. Pinkham.

For the wonderful help that she has
found Miss Cora Goode, ass e. Chicago
Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, believes it her
duty to write the following letter for
publication, in order that other women
afflicted in the same way may be
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
A Food Expert,

understanding how the body worked food
elements required rebuild
skllful way TO produce perfect food and called
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
The Old Joy

Of health youthful glow and keen pulse of vgor
and energy will come back The years forgotten and
stomach you'll KNOW have strong, sturdy we'll
important brainbuiding elements there
GRAPENUTS Dozens of choice recipes for fascinating
dishes found in the pkg
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
DEATHS OF THE DAY
charles M. coaIan, Sacramento

Charles M. Coglan, Sacramento
BY Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, July 13.-Charles M
Coglan, who has for many years held
the position of secretary of the state
board Of equalization, died at his resi-
dence in this city this afternoon. Cog
Ian was born at sea and was 81 years
of age. He had spent most of his life
in California. For a number of years
he was in the employ of the Centra!
Pacific Railroad company as a train
dispatcher. He entered politics and was
elected county clerk. Coglan is sur
vived by widow and two daughters.
one of whom is Mrs. George Kings
bury, wife of the proprietor of the Lick
house, San Francisco, and the other is
Mrs. Devlin of this city. Coglan was
prominent in the Masonic order
Rev. Charles L. Pearson, Quincy, Ill.
BY Associated Press.
QUINCY, ILL.,, July 13.-Rev. Charles
L. Pearson, pastor of the Unitarian
church of Quincy. is dead in London.
where he was visiting his daughter.
He was 27 years professor of literature
in Northwestern University and was
the central figure of a famous heresy
trial in the Methodist church, after
which he affiliated with the Unitarians.
He was author of several volumes OF
poems and also of theological works.
notably, "The Carpenter Prophet"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
CLARK ROAD MAY
ENTER FRUIT BELT
NOW SHUT OFF FROM PACKING
HOUSES
CONFERENCE IN EAST ENDS
Senator and Wife Sail for Paris, While
J. Ross Clark and other Of
ficiaIs Are Returning
to Coast
CONFERENCE IN EAST ENDS

Senator W. A. Clark, accompanied
by Mrs. Clark, will leave New York
City for Paris tomorrow. Second Vice
President j. Ross Clark of the Salt
Lake road, will start from New York
City for Los Angeles tomorrow or Sun
day. General Freight and Passenger
Agent e. G. Gillett will arrive in Los
Angeles tomorrow morning. All three,
until four days ago, have been in con-
ference with e. H. Hartman, seeking
in some way to settle the question of
terminal and switching privileges
which thus far the Southern Pacific
has refused to grant to the Clark road.
Unless Senator Clark and Mr.. Harri-
man are able to come to terms within
the next forty-eight hours it is taken
to mean here that the Montana senator
will have as his last resource only the
right to fight.
yesterday that the situation was the
same as before the conference of SEN
ator Clark and Mr.. Hartman. and
small hope is expressed of an amicable
settlement at the present time.
With the strained conditions on
freight questions existing between the
Southern Pacific and the Clark road,
the trip Wednesday of General Man
ager Wells and prominent officials of
the Salt Lake road to Riverside and
other cities of the orange growing dis
trict is taken to have a deep sig
nificance.
At Mr.. Wells office yesterday it was
stated that he had not been over the
line for several months and was simply
on little tour of inspection. Whether
or not there was an object in the in
spection tour was not mentioned.
Without terminal and switching priv
ileges over the holdings of the initial
lines the Salt Lake is to all practical
purposes excluded from competition for
the citrus fruit traffic, representing
over $8,0O0,O00. Situated on the Salt
Lake road there are but six packing
houses. If denied entrance to the re-
naming houses Clark must either open
up the territory himself or remain con-
tent with an extremely small percent
age of the business.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
SCOTT GOES EAST
WITHOUT SPECIAL
LEAVES WIFE BUT TAKES
YELLOW DOG
RUMORS OF ADVERTISEMENT
Stories Are Afloat In Chicago That the
Miner Is Booming a Show He
Intends to Start
Soon
RUMoRS OF ADVERTISEMENT
CONTINUED from Page one.l

CONTINUED from Page One.)
no tenderfoot, and to this day the
miners, as they talk it over, have not
been able to classify him. He took
Scott to one side, and after a short
to the superintendent and asked for his
time. He was paid off, and that night
Blandy was amazed to find Scott and
the stranger in Mojave, painting things
somewhat lurid crimson. They were
drinking nothing but champagne and
had little trouble in creating a general
thirst. Both men had rolls of bills
and pockets full of gold, produced
doubtless by the stranger. That night
they left on the overland for Pittsburg,
where it was inferred from their talk
they had partners.
From the talk banded between the
two men it appeared that Scott had at
some previous time married the daugh-
ter of millionaire in the east.
While Scott talked like a cowboy and
acted the buffoon, it was evident from
his conversation that he had been well
educated. Even when working in the
mines at a wage of SO a day Scott
always carried an air of mystery about
him, and was regarded by his associ-
ates as a good deal of a freak Some
of them were unkind enough to say
that he and his Immediately dressed
partner were high-toned crooks, but
there seems to have been nothing on
which they could base such an as
sumption.
No Mill in Death Valley
Mr.. Blandy, who knows the desert
country thoroughly. says there is not
mill of any sort in Death valley and
that Scott could not have gotten his
amalgam there, and that If he had had
the ore brought out and milled else
where the fact must have leaked out
somehow, particularly since the ore is
reputed to have been so rich.
The writer has interviewed numerous
well-informed mining men as to the
meteoric "Scotty," and they singularly
enough are of one accord in regard to
his desert mine. They declare that it
is a myth and that instead Scott has
tapped greenback foundry. This they
assert is not in the desolate wastes of
Death valley, but in the eastern finan-
cial center. Furthermore. they predict
that ere long an avid public will be
given an opportunity to invest in the
fabulously rich holdings of "Scotty"
out ir the terra incognita known as
Death valley. This prediction may be
born of envy, however. At least. the
preliminary advertising would seem to
be tolerably expensive.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
KAISER ENTERTAINING
KING OSCAR AT GEFLE
German and Swedish WarshIps and
Yachts Hoist the Flags Of
Both Nations

BY Associated Press.
GEFLE. Sweden. July 1a.-King Os-
car and Grown Prince Gustave arrived
this afternoon, and visited Emperor
William and Prince Won Buelow. the
German chancellor. on board the yacht
EIohenzollern. The warships In tho
harbor and the yachts of the rulers
boisted the flags of both nations. while
the bands played the respective nation
al anthems
Emperor William gave a dinner on
board the Hohenzollern to the king and
crown prince. who will return to Stock
holm tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
OREGON MURDERER is
HANGED AT SALEM
BY Associated fress.

by AssOpIdIeu 1-IesS'
SALEM, Or, July 1s.-George W.
Lauth, the murderer of Mrs. Lenore q.
Jones. at Oregon City about one year
ago. was hanged today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14

Policemen In Washington have re-
ceived an order to see that their helmets
are on straight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
HOOK NOT GUILTY
VERDICT Of JURY
NO CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE IN
DRIVING AUTO
YOUNG MILLIONAIRE IS FREE
Charge Of Manslsushter In connee-
tlon With Death Of Miss Mar
paret BlrtwIstle ls Not
Sustained
YOUNG MILLIONAIRE is FREE
tcontInned from rars onel

Coontinued from Pare onel
his man heart and soul, and II there is
any way possible he will secure that
mans conviction. I have heard the
argument Of Attorney Fleming and I
can tell you, gentlemen, that he either
does not feel that Barbee s. Hook Is
guilty or he knows the evidence does
not warrant his conviction.
Hooks Heroic Conduct
"You have heard 1t stated here ON
the stand that Hook, when he saw that
an accident was inevitable, turned his
machine, and, rlsking the lives of
every occupant sent his auto to de-
struction against the curb. Any man
can sound a horn or gong when pc
destrian Is in the way and be acquit-
ted because, in the eyes of the law, he
has used ordinary precaution, but 1t
takes a hero to risk his life in an ef-
fort to save the life of another"
Attorney Hunsaker closed for the de-
fense with q summary in one Of the
ablest arguments ever heard in local
court room.
For the prosecution Judge McComas
finished the case. In detail McComas s
went over the evidence in the case
from start to finish, telling the jurors
that young man, driving an auto
mobile at terrific speed down the
middle of the street, without regard for
the safety Of pedestrians, was not us
ing precaution and was criminally
negligent.
''They talk about the penitentiary,"
said McComas. ANY juryman in that
box knows that it is within the des-
erection of this court, no matter what
kind of conviction is returned, to
turn this young man loose on proba-
ton"
Hooks Nervousness
For the only time since the begin
ming of the trial Barbee Hook showed
signs of excitement during that try
ing period when, within dozen yards
ing whether he should be sent to the
Ienitentiary or be forever vindcated
of the charge against him.
While he talked with his attorneys
in seemingly easy fashion his fin
gers toyed nervously with scrap of
paper, while the dull, red flush of ex-
citement slowly spread in telltale evil
dence of the fight for .composure.
Mrs. Hook sat within a few feet OF
her son and the little woman seemed
almost hySterical as the knock came
upon the door of the jury room after
ffty-two minutes of consideration.
When the verdict was read Mrs.
Hook seized her sons hand and they
stood there while a flush of pleasure
spread over their faces and for ten
minutes young Hook was busy shaking
hands with the jurymen and scores of
friends who crowded about him.
The following were the jurymen:
G. E. Gidley, farmer Ell Monte.
James Gillespie, Oil South Flower
street.
]. r. Hodges bookkeeper Covina.
J. G. Larson, farmer, Pomona.
w. S. Magee, farmer. Inglewood.
M. ]. Simpson, farmer, Pomona.
E. w. Shuler. farmer San Dimas.
Stacy Tantum. retired, Long Beach.
Levi Ellery, retired, Downey.
r. e. Wiley, capitalist, Norwalk.
Allen Walker. undertaken, Long
Beach.
James A. weldt. merchant, San
Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14

Inquire for 1t any place. Las Palmas
cigar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-24
Sra Dana College.

2sroag qften ben q. San. Of
holot prof. Big fslgenoe sore
Itrag ON 6sbutn9emisfic-
men pda Dana goGIege ooer Gmnst
Matt. %, 1870. (Referatet er Be.
tbbeligt fortortet).
Mangfoloige Menneifer bstrdgttr
6ebninsemisfOnen iom noset, Der
Iet life ptbfommer BEN. Haar Der
er tale ON at m%isTonere, tRnter De
Iom iaa: 80. fittert Ital 9uos0ro
uo I'll 5~ebningerue; men Der er net
til bet mig foruosn. Oct maa je
posie beore for andre" !5pilten IN
upGrbig 5untel aan ri life tatte
6ebnin9emisIpnen for. boab ri err
6dpbt ri life facet SUBS Orbs 2as
6roat til bort file 5eoreldnb. 9an-
mart, hupoe ri eubnu gaaet CO rarst
GIN / 5totnfobets Werte. Beer
hi life ogfad for !0eoningemisiionth
Il pert 5~oOerpor.. T. SIS. { be e
ferite 8snner.
0ebn ngemisfion.n 1t Iii ftorSOs
foroi BEN er 6ererns 9ilie. 6oO,
for lite gore bans 9iGie9 6DorFo-
iige: .6erre, 9erre," nadr man
dIigeOel life pil gre bans @iGis
os fslge bans 8ub2 6sening,nis
fiontn er 6srrens tore gefaling til
WeniaRberne. Ulen ndar bisie bil
cdo ubenom benne 3cfdling, pa
inotr6ber Der merte Buntter / 6soz
n ingemisfionens 6ifioris, ba maa be
~itattels 6ebninger iufte / Spnbens
QGnter, o9 forgaoes er bd Seiu
~sSorfnning for BEN. Wadife en- eler
anOen gngling ct tilbsielig iii at
pege 5ingre e1er CRIME db ben Gags
Itcre 4lbor og 8igtigbeb, men p9r
Forftret ON, of en- Gang bill ben
butte op for big uieenbrioeligt ION
iaobun. Den ffsrfte Gag er bin
egen 5relfe, ben n9Fiferfte Misiios
men.
8 9etragtning at emnet tommer
Sasen unber fire puntter, nemliq
T1ust, Maal, MiObeG og 9eliignelis.
Wogt: WisItonen er en- Magt.
ibet Sefus felp bar befalet ben:
,Wis er sipen al Wdgt / 9imfen
cs poa Sorber. 9ddr berfor ben
og I9rer ale Soft oe bsber BEN |
Vdpnet Joberens, Sennens og ben
6eligddnbs. og l9rer bem at bclne
aft, hbdb jss bar befalet ebtr, os
fe, ieg er neb eber ale Dose inbs
ttIgtrbens gebe," flyer Seius. 5ops
be ban life Waeten, fsr ban bleo
Wennsfe9 20, men Wasten bltper
bonn ogfad gtpeH fom Wtenpife.
Derpeb er gubbommsn oe Wdnos
bommen forenet. Derfor fan ban
nbtoie bint aoneeorb, boorDeb Wens
nefetsS fpbne er fdgt t tansSoano,
ios berfor ton ban Ttrntr i'm Gag
Nagt.
0r. unee Wenneffe, fom Der td*
les til I often - bin Stabne er
ogfoo last | bans 6oanbl 9dr bans
tDinssnbe Moet ferret | bit 5iertsY
9ro life, at bette at blibe frelit
Ter faa let giort, at bet fan Ne
uben Sefus. Men er bu life frefft,
ler Sefus life | bit 5jerte, fod er
Dsbsfrngten Der. Den bill Debblibe
1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-24

Gtoctnett, Der dsbt 1880 fsrl
bapOe gjort arigstientIte ben
eunite 4rme, oerpda bdcoe fuberet
3eologi og bleo dnfat iom preit
peo 8dbfe / GItinmarien, ct 9ols,
ION tiaig.meo 2ebesbp frdtte ia
800 apabrotmil | Omfang. Scr
orbeibeoe ban meb flor Rtot9rhee,
men bet tilfrebsIilebe BAN lite;
ban iaa Hart, at ban for at tunns
inooirte pad 6oltet moutte til @npn
og f%llotomment f~orItau Sproget eG
lepe Idmmen meo Solicit. Dan op
gap lit 8olo % brog mn meb Fn
0uitru O828-3D unoer tore vi
iaon iom Pomobe ON pda 5ielber
CO peb SsfbIten, omgtttes me0
2apperne aloeIes fom en- at betes
egne. Ino ON Rotten / 3ette, Der
pprejites runbt / Snesn, og tanlte
meb bsunbrin9sbGrbia u6bofosnbro
d1e Qffopn, men banot erpeb %
ido en- FABIAN Sprogf9roigbeb. at
han tunbe o~perfettt Wlttb. OF
Nor. 6bangelium, ubqipe en- lap
pill Q9iebo9 % Satetismus o9 Here
9sger. 6dns Soer natte o9foa
andre t%rofnite pr9iier, fom onpenb
te beres araft til qopperEes Sr
lbsning. s nbere 3iber bar pan
obftinige Steber bible, fondtfs
Spprmerier betdget 9apperue % qi
pst @nlsbning til fore llOroener e.
Gts. / S~ontOttinO). ia, enbos til
Morb. for at ubbrioe Di9blsnt;
ttt er 5oItets Gang til bet mbHifte,
fom aabenborer fig M pdo en- til
itelig fom tibIigsre poo en- bebsnf
Sorbbunb; tnbog Stodnet6 fofbt
bet panFtliqt at binte 5iutb Dos
bisie Sanntitere, mob bptlte ben
boreerIige gpriebeb mootte Tribe
inb.
Den romerfeairie bar Ogfdo for
is9t at pinbe Snbgons bos Gap
perne. Gn rusiif tdtbolt pr9R,
stephan Diemiobfti, bapbe uebfot
iig fom dpofiolit 9itar ti1tgemeb e
Misfionnrer beb Qlten (1856) ps
lobet tatbolfe 8s9er trbtte pda Top
pit for at bragg 8cfoltRingsu 5btr
til ben romsrffe 9irte. asaa bal
bog lite e%rforet, at be bar 55nlt
ipnOerIis Sremsuns.
6oab be unber @bertt9 tenube
Sinner os aapper angaar. sbbis
uunbefige 5ilitoub lisneb. beres
Roboers, bu fsgte fornsmmeltsaou
serns @ufuD 9oio oe @uitab u
oolpb al orbeibe pou, al gponselt
ct fuHbe forbrtpe ReTierns sf bet
6ebenfob, Der eubnu git omtrtus |
Smug bos benz, og benne Beftr6a
belize fortfottes unber be fslsenbe
aoneer. 1Ianbt beW9nb, fom biz
tebe meb FOR Ribtarxb, Fortiensr
iiar at napnes peber 6seftrsm
ID. 1784). Cars 2epi aaftdbtus ID.
1861. Carl aubois atnHtrsm %.
1892, fom par en- llbienbtus al
ben fpenfe Wisfonsfeltab. O9faa
Der fanbt ttfotife 8ebngelfer Steb;
til bisfe er Rdturfoltene ale 8esne
iifbsiefige. Oe Tom en- S1resenbeb
ian enbnu btm9rtes, al en- ustft
apinbe. Warie Watbsbdtter neb
FOR Soer bar birfet blurbt fine
a~anbsm9nb. G~fterbddnben oil os
Tdd bfanbt bette lonet bortft99enb.
Ioft. Tom | ben fenere sib oar bo
ret ubfdt for mango Senborbieht
Der, De ubbofate image @elfiqneifer.
J. 6. gbriftenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-24
,,Saa oct De tlaa ale U9re eet :
Sob. II, 30

U(eO RIHe 0USI IlIl lhptS |
,.Darferen" at 10. Sdnuar en-
8etsnbtgsretie ~dngouenoe Sommens
Hutningen menem ogetbanie Nenigs
leb- og st. Yeters Menisbeb" I
9enber. Zen Del at ct. Peters gtes
nigbeb) os Srol9ggerens 9nife ON,
al benne Gorenius muatte blipe bill
SUBS Rtges 5remme. turbe btl til
trGbes af ale triitns M~enneifer.
Roar Der er Gale ON, at ale
moatte bltpe eet", inobefattes beri
noturligt 5ierternes pugt ON f9nes
5ront / aompen for Subs Ri9es
5remme % altfuu en- Dirtelig inbre
RisTon; tbi at Der / 5iben5 2s6
bos en- Del er 6leoen 5orifel meIem
Den inbre misfionife Retnins" p9
inbre Misfon, er pei gipet.
t6ar Observation-Disclosures / 0euper
of 8Grligbeb inbiet, at man beo
at opgipe uonbelig Opbraeelie. fot.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jog fOm fslIs
heraf beresYerionligbeb) beft frems
rner Rrifenbommen, og at fere oe
fere at Donferne | Denpsr. bdnbe
&irtefoIt og life airfefolt, nu mau
fad ,Zfet fom bet fables bimmet.
psubt. lnspdagent for aft ftent %
fort berntbe"; ia = ba mod mdn
snfte mango Tige GdmmenHutninz
ger. og bu bil Oi fitert | en- nar 5rem
iib ie nere oirteligt inbre WisiioH
blunbt SirtefoIteue I 9enber; tbi
ret sr 10 en- betenbt Gag, at pua ct
Bar gunffe entelte l~lnbtaeelfer NOR
II bet 10 life lpftebes 8etania We.
niekb at gsre ct arbeibe bfanbt ben
ffore Wrngbe odnfs Npnb %
2pinber I Denper.
8etanio Wenigbeb beItonr 10 n9e
fen ubefuttenbe at 5olt fra Menig@
beber t Often eoer Born uf Nez
nigbebsfoft.
Nddtte benne SanmenIluininJ
Dore 6ierternss pagt meb Cub til
en- bdabsfrafttgt 9irten, uben tno>
bprbes bsmmenbe purtifrib og
brsmmenbe @psetisbsb. Ga =
bet gobe Era tenbes paa bets Srups
ter.
Or btrtmob Gdmmenflutningen /
Stebet for et forfisbebsporti, ct
5ornuftportt, ftet for al binore
.Dsn banae airte" q. faa en-
Weniebeb I Denper, ba ian be!
oplpies, at Der fnbes Jolt moi, Der
er pi1ig til at fifte en- Wenigbeo
of bette Samfunb. naar Den bdns
Re Rirte@ forbdabentlig I NOR Jrema
fib pber os 5iaIp; er Goreminsen
otene Net af ben @runb. bar mar
bel life af 6iertet Opbapet be efter
min Rening for rubitale. Os nu
fnurt tersmte B~effnlbutnser mob
Betbonie Mentgbeb for yfulF oS
stftis Bare.
Nen | aIs silfnlbe pilbe bet Dere
berofgt for Rirtens Mnfeeife, ON
Der for Jremtiben tom mere enigs
Deb bIanbt Den forenebe Rirte-s
goIf | Denber; bo bill 9alemdoben
ON Subs Rises 5remme" babe
Wufigbeb for at forebles TIL ct
sfrfeIiot WisFonsdrbeibe sennem
gibnesbnrb og Gfsempel. Os mdat'
is man oforig slsmmt at Re gielfsn
| eqet Dje, FIR man fpejber efter
GpIinten I anbres, ba Dilbe maj
pqfoa fe bort fra esen joroif 5alos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-24

at bere Subs Orb, os bet uogtet
be at armoo nappe tunoe inbs
llnOerbolo; en- umadbelig 8e99rligs
beo efter 2asning % 9sger bar op.
itoaet bos benz. Nlt bette Fete beb
Subs Raabe hos ct 5oIt. bpiItet be.
res ugubelige triitne Raboer fsgte
paa sn~bperIRaobe at f%orfsre o9 for
oirre; tbi Rorom9nbene inb6ilote
2opperne, at 6enfisten meo bisie
Samlinqer bar al brinqe Dem til
0renlono eler fere Dem til 9prtiet
for at opebes at 9prterne, Oerfor
matte 2apperne, fom bar TONNE
til triiteIie g~rtenbelie, gao unbers
Then meb Oeres Bigger pua affiosS
Stebsr for at unb9aa Rorom9nbes
res Spot. 8d D. MeIten bar font
men bjem til 3ronbbjem. iolnIebls
Dc omitreifenoe Sinner / bans 6jein,
tpor be = 300 ab 9oneen =
ft Undertaking og unberboIb hos
ben fattige Wnnb; ia, Iangoeis fra
ION 9dpperne Til ben gobs Manb",
fem albrtg babe ejort 5innerne
6crtr9b, for at bel9res nf BAN.
Rpgtet om. bOab b. Weiien bapbe
gjort, trGngte inb / SbenIt Gap
mart og beaejitrebe til Gfterti9nina.
gnbnu en- Sang babbe b. sc
fen / Sinbe al beieoe ben Wart.
raa hDilten ban bdnbs itribt for
Cubs Rice; men ban Tom life Der
til. giIfoppen oibfte at binbre bet.
9esudotet anpenbte ban fine Oo9e
til Qrbeibe / MisIionens 3jene
fe, natnlig til llbarbeibslie al
Sfrifter angaaenbe 2appsr og ben
Iappiite Wisiion oo WibIsrne III
at fremme ben. Sinnernes os Gap
pernes Del lad BAN fonre meget
pea 6ierte ban bar oeiaa beres
5elsmono boz aoneen o9 uopir-
iebe 8enaobninger % 5ribeber for
Dem. Slette QOrom9nb t%ilintels
Qiorbe bog aoneernes Sorforg paa
tisfs fierne Steber. 3b. b. Nes
items 9uge par bengunene unber
itelig Msie. Strio og 4nf9gtelie
fra benz. Der meb mist9nteli9e Zine
betrogtebs enbpsr Ytrins at lebenbe
ariitenbom. Deb ReiIer, Deb bnps
piet inbtrebenbe Wdnoel paa Gt=
rets 5ornebsnfeber oe BEN grooe
aoit og peo uopbsrliet arbsioe
bar bans 6elbreb blepen ip0tiet.
pr Tin 8ormue baobe ban tiIfat /
Wisiionens 3jenefte; ban bsoe ben
Q. Npril 1927, AZ aar sammel,
meb Stefons Orb: ,,6erre Jefu,
AMMAN min Qunb";; gesrdDeiieSoms
toftningerne t%ilbsjebraste no9le
trinne 0enner; BET .r taratterift'f
for Siben os bans teolosiTfe Omsis
pelfer, at Der lite bleb bofot noaen
atgtole ODER pam. Def bebsptbes
riitnOt life; tbi ban bobbe Frepet
fg et Minbesmorte I 2dplonb; Der
bar hans Brep og Snbfegf.
Web 3b. b. MsTens Dsb fdnt
ben lappife MisFon after tilboae
til ben iibfieere forlabte 5ilfanb;
mar inborbnebe 2dnbet nnber ben
afminbeligs fotsitrteliae StpreIit;
pr9iterne, fom onfattes. forfob |
Rselen funRorF og mdatie tale meb
bsrss Gognefolf peb Snlt. Sbdb BET
rar for en- refteiss llnberpisning,
Der mebbeltes pad ben Wnube, fan
man let trnfe.
% patte Serren | bore 8ogs en-
nh QpoTtei, fom trnob.s | b. BeItens
Gobfpor, nemIie Rieis Soodim