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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-06

s WOUNDED
Each Side Claims to Have RepuIsed
the Other in Heavy
Skirmishes.

oAB1EeRAMs)
TOXIC, February GA of
taken place the Hun and shakhe
repused.
DIFFERENT RUSSIAN STORY
ST. PETERSBURG, February 6-Kuropatln has reported
General Dembows wounded Operations suspended
Japanese repulsed in skirrish
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28

1t is the highest in leavening pow
er. Cleveland's Baking Powder.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28
FORCED TO MARRY.
Polish Clergyman at Winnipeg Says
Many Poor Parents Sell Children.

WINNIPEG, Man., Nov. 2S.-An
alarming state of affairs in regard to
marriage regulations exists in western
Canada, among foreigners, according
to a statement made by Rev. F. Bla-
zowski, editor of a Polish paper and
pastor of the Polish Independent
church in this city.
He declares that parents sell their
children to men for a consideration,
and that they are married at ages as
low as 10. This statement was made
when he was shown an interview that
was given by a Galician clergyman,
who denied the existence of such a
condition of affairs as charged by Mrs.
Chisholm of Winnipeg at the w. G. T.
U. convention held at Hamilton. Rev.
Blazowski said:
Il have known many cases of Polish
and Galician girls of only IS and IA
years of age being given by poor par
ents in return for money, to be mar
ried to men they knew nothing about
and had no wish whatever to marry.
Girls belonging to my own congrega-
ton have been married in this way,
but not by me. If a man asks me to
marry him to a child like that, 1 tell
MIN that it would be a crime and that
1 cannot do it. There are other clergy
men in this city, however, who Will
marry them readily enough, making
the bridegroom pay sometimes $50 for
performing the ceremony because the
girl is so young"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28
ROOSEVELT RAILWAY RATE REG
UlATlON SYSTEM HAS
BEEN CHOSEN.
For Contest Between Whitman Col
'ege and Pacific University Try
out Next Month.

The Roosevelt railray-rate legisla-
ton system will be the question which
Pacific university and Whitman col
lege will debate on February "a. The
exact wording of the question which
was received this morning by Edward
D. Baldwin, president of Whitman COL
lege debate council, from President w.
n. Ferrin of Pacific was, Resolved,
That the Interstate Commerce Com
mission Should be Given the Power to
Fix Railway Freight Rates to be in
Force Until Reversed by the Higher
Courts" Whitman has ten days in
which to choose which side of the
question she will defend. The tryout
to select a team to debate Pacific will
take place December 10. The Atne-
naeum literary society had a prelim-
mary tryout Saturday night in which
Edward Baldwin. A. r. Gardner ana
Louis c.. Sutherland were selected as
a team to meet the Phrenakosmian So
ciety on December 10. Professor w. D.
Lyman, Otto B. Rupp and DR.. w. M.
VanPatten were judges The Phrenos
will have their tryout a week from
Tuesday
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28
Spinsters Are Armed.
Spokane

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 2S.-The bach
elor maids and all the lonely women.
VINO go out on the streets of this city
after nightfall, are' now carrying
black jacks. The Jack the Huggers,"
who formerly freQuented the unlighted
streets in the fashionable section, have
taken warning, and not an assault
upon an unprotected woman has been
committed in weeks. Formerly a reign
of terror prevailed in the eighth, ninth
and tenth wards, where many Yale
professors and the elite of the social
set have their homes. Hardly a week
passed but some unescorted woman
was set upon by a negro or a hugger
of some sort and left fainting and 11ys-
terical by the roadside. The citizens
decided that the great untaxed proper
ty of Yale made funds too scarce for
more police, so the strenuous misses
began carrying black jacks. Since the
fad started the demand for the article
has been enormous.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28
Woman Now a Broker.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2S.-Tired OF
housekeeping, Mrs. Carlotta Thomp-
son Brown, young matron of Walnut
Hill, has entered business. by opening
a brokerage office.
Housekeeping is about the most
tiresome thing I know off, she de-
clared
She has engaged a housekeeper to
care for her home. Before her mar
riage Mrs. Brown was cashier in a To-
cal bank Her husband, H. A. Brown
is the manager of a branch of a De-
troit manufacturing concern. Framed
in weathered oak above her desk in
her office is this motto: Riches are
restless; it's only to poverty the gods
give content
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28
TURKEYS Driven Like Cattle.

RUTLAND, VT, Nov. 2S.-One OF
the uueerest wagers ever made
in the state was fulfilled today,
when Adelbert Williams, Zeke
Gunner and Charles Wilson
drove go live turkeys from Rich
ford to Emosburg Falls, distance of
ten miles The birds were the Franklin
county complement to the Thanksgiv-
ing market. The men drove them as
they would a nerd of cattle, one go
ing ahead with a measure of grain
and the others urging from behind.
They managed to keep the turkeys to-
gether as we'll as they could have so
many steers. Never before was such
a sight witnessed in Vermont.
The turkeys are usually killed on
the different farms and carted to mar
ket but a party Of men devised this
novel wager. the expense of an old
fashioned Thanksgiving dinner to be
the penalty.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28
WINS BRIDE BY CLEVER RUSE.
ST. Peter Man EIopes With Grocery
mans Daughter.

! ST. PETER. Mich. Nov. 28.-With
her wedding day less than two weeks
distant, and with a pretty home await
! ing her as soon as the ceremony was
performed, Miss Tillie Krisatis, daugh-
ter of a local groceryman has eloped
with another man. The proceeding
was executed under the eyes of a
watchful mother, and only the clever
ruse of her lover made it possible for
her to escape.
Miss Krisatis, VINO is IS years of age,
has had her share of suitors, but of
late the contest for her hand had mar
rowed to a field Of two AS an evidence
! of good faith, one of these gallants
bought home and furnished 1t
throughout. The parents exerted a GER
tain amount of influence and. like a
constnetd to an engagement.
| At this stage of the proceedings,
when the wedding date was fixed and
the trousseau ordered, lover No. 2
seemed hopelessly distanced. His only
encouragement came from the fact
that the girl looked with favor on his
advances, and this led MIN to press his
suit the harder. In the end he
| triumphed, and yesterday afternoon
the couple met by appointment at the
Omaha station. Both We're restless and
scanned the approaches to the station
anxiousIy Just as the train whistled,
the mother of the girl came in sight,
and it seemed that their plans would
be spoiled At this point the prospec-
tive bridegroom rose manfully to the
occasion Taking the young woman to
a seat in one of the coaches, he reap
peared on the platform and confronted
the mother.
MY daughter, where is my daugh-
ter?" painted the woman.
Madam" replied the young man, as
he clambered on the moving train. 81
saw her up town an hour ago."
With a sigh of relief Mrs. Krisatis
turned away. Several hours later the
truth dawned on her, but by that time
Miss Tillie was miles away.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28
o. r. G. NJ. COMPANY WILL IN
STALL SYSTEM TO ASSIST IN
HANDLING TRAINS.
Will be Placed in Cabooses So Train
Men Can Communicate With
Telegraph Offices.

In order to doubly safeguard traffic
on the o. r. & N, a system of tcle-
phones will be established all over the
system in connection with the tele-
graphic communication.
E. A. Klippel, superintendent of tel
egraph, is supervising the installation
of the telephones and the work will
be completed as rapidly as possible.
Telephone instruments and induction
coils will be installed in each telegraph
office along the line and cabooses will
all be equipped with telephone instru-
ments. When the telegraph line gets
out of order between stations, or
when a train meets with an accident
or delay, a wire can be Immediately
attached from the caboose to the tel
egraph wire and communication es-
where it is, and the nearest telegraph
office
LII ILLS way OIucIS Cdll NC SCIlI "
conductors while On the road between
stations, and many costly and annoy
ing delays avoided.
All the offices will be thoroughly
equipped with the latest telephone in
struments and thus the public and
railroad men will be doubly safe
guarded.
This, in addition to the block signal
system which is being installed on
the mountain division will give the
O. r. & n. the most complete and
perfect equipment of any system in
the northwest and is even superior to
the equipment of many of the leading
eastern roads.
1t will require about 100 phones for
offices and a like number for cabooses
to equip the entire system and the cost
will be considerable, but the value
of the new arrangement will greatly
overbalance the cost Of the equip
ment
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28
THE ANNUAL DAY OF SORROW
WILL BE OBSERVED NEXT
SUNDAY.
Local Lodge Will Hold Services at
Saint PauIs Church-Rev. Bard
Will Speak.

Next Sunday throughout the entire
United States the members of the
Benevolent Order of Elks will assem-
BILE and hold services in memory of
their departed brothers. 1t is one of
the rules Of the order that all lodges
set aside the first Sunday in Deem
Der as day of sorrow, at which the
services are held.
Walla Walla lodge No 2S7 will hold
public services this year at Saint
Paul's Episcopal church at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. While all the de-
tails of the program have not been
announced, it is known that Rev. An
dreas Bard, member of the local lodge,
will deliver the principal eulogy. 1t
is the intention of the committee of
arrangements to prepare a musical
program Of sacred numbers and a
number of prominent soloists of WAL
la Walla have been engaged for the
vocal selections.
The annual memorial service of the
Elks is the most impressive occasion
of the order and members Of the local
lodge have been requested to attend
with their families While the service
is for Elks, strictly speaking, the ex-
ercises will be open to the public and
every one is invited to attend.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28
STATE ASSOCIATION OBJECTS TO
SCHEME OF WASHINGTON TAX
COMMISSION.
Special Committee Appointed to Draw
up Statement and Present 1t to the
Board.

Believing that the new method of as
sessment proposed by the state tax
commission will, if adopted, prove IN
imical' to the future prosperity of the
state and discourage the development
of its resources by outside capital.
the executive council of the Washing
ton State Bankers association, at
a meeting held in Seattle Saturday, ap-
pointed a special committee to draw
up statement setting forth the OBJ
pections to the system as viewed
from the financial and commercial
standpoint entirely. This document Is
to be submitted to the tax commits
sion on behalf Of the association.
which includes in its membership prac-
tically every bank in the state.
1t is stated as the belief of many Of
the leading bankers of Seattle that
the new method of assessment Is di-
rectly contrary to the present rev.
enue law. which would render it in
operative. but the fear is expressed
that it's adoption by the commission
would be a menace to the BUSH
ness prosperity of the state, even IL It
were contrary to law inasmuch as cap
ital is timid when confronted with
stringent laws.
E. w. Purdy of Bellingham will be
chairman of the special committee.
with the following associates: Jacob
Furth, n. Nj. Latimer, Seattle; P. c.
Kaufman, Tacoma; J. P. M. Richards,
Spokane.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28

Cut Flowers and Floral Decorations
at Waits. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Store No. 9 South Second. Phone 13S
Greenhouses East Whitman ST Ex-
tension. Phone 327.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28
Mayor Dunno in Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 2S.-Ev-
erything is in readiness for the recep-
ton of Mayor E. E. Dunno Of Chicago,
club today and will deliver an address
on municipal Ownership of Public
Utilities" at Lincoln hall this evening.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II 1t
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma
ture on each box Csc.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28

Experienced young man wants cler-
ical position. Address 3D." this office.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-28

For Rent-A nice up to date Cot
tage: good location. Phone 1929.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-03
Suao jog life fan lioe.

Sioen jeg tom til Qmerifa, bal
jes Here @anee bert Soft uotole Ie
ON be firtelige 6orbOlb / 8onmari
paa en- MuaOe. ION jes life fiber
Ofte bar jeg bog faaet ben Opfattel.
fe at oisie nbtalelier, at 9eofom'
menoe maneler asnbifub til be banltt
tirtelige 5orbolb; men unoertiOsn bar
bet %foretommet mig, at bet pur
6eniistsn at frembGpe ben oanffs.
ameritanIte 5rifirte pad 5olfetirtens
getoitning.
s Oanmarf er Der % IOm befenoi
T. Retninger inbenfor 5oltetirten.
neutrality-suspicious., Snoremisiionen
oe ben bsjfirteliee Retning (.be IL
n9Dnlige"). 4ngdaenoe oisfe ire
Retnineers donbeiiee 2iD, Stdnb.
punt oe girtemaube fan Der bare
meeet at fiee. bbiltet jes alOeles IL
te itul inblaoe mig pua Der; tbi bis>
ie l1Otulelfer, jes bar bsrt, bar mar
melt angaaet Snbremisfionen og &c
pr9fter | 5oltstirfen, iom flute Ig
til Misionen.
Der er bleOen Iaet, at bet adnbss
lige 2iD b%erbjemme er fpst Oe itaur
langt tilboge for aiDsbsDogelfen berz
oDer FAINT at Snbremisfionen er pars
tiff. Disfe er fom bsfsnbt to gomle
5abler. Der life ensans er barb at
anbolbe. Wen faa fises Der, at be
inbremisionfte prafter ftaar
,Stdtsfirfen" for 2snnens GfDfb, og
at be til en- biz Grab .r binbret | at
fise Sonbhben rentub. Oct fbfe
puaftades beb at benbife til pdffor
Mos's qigtule oDer be brufnebe 81
ffere pud5orbOsre. Seq ndf bertil Blot
bemrrte: war life for turtis | at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-03
Spilfen Sppe?

Seq bar nu iaalenee luret pdd, at
Opatiaere genns eno min piloe tsls
ee .8aniferen"s penlige Snobpoells
iii al btpfte 5psrgsmaalet ON Jors
anbring At 5bper fra sgotbtite' III
,Iatinfte", at jea life Longer tor pens
te, at Snbbpbelfen bill bliDe fulgt
men at Def oaar Ioaoan belt i9ens
mem, at ben enc oentsr paa ben anoen.
Sea bar eesntlig fun liot at iige ON
5DpesS agen, ibporOel jeg ogioa otie
bar bsrt unqoommen beip1re ia oner
be gotbiite 5pper. Seq troer lite,
9ldeen er rigtig 9rlig, tbi noor be
unae fommer ino unper en- 8riptrdft.
Der er it9rf moi, iau ipiaer 3nperne
in9en Rone. I. SIS. mar Der lares
Sbit | De bsiere @raoer At pore
.gublic Shools". Seq mener berfor,
at Der bebspes en- ftGrtere 3riptraft
cnb Blot 5oranOrina at 5pper, nems
Zig Snteresie, % Der iommer pi 10
iou tilbaae til BET gumle Stso, hpcr
Sfoen trpffer. nemlis: 6Oorlebes itoI
Snteresien bpffes2 Oil MAJ ilad
noget tilbaae. mao man 10 qua inn
| BET 5errain. bpori bet befinoer ia,
tunos Ri oerfor fomme ioa pibt. al
nj par / Stanb til at gipe pore Bern
libt ffanbinapift 96sninq pad
Sproa. % bd ielpfeleelia
meb lotinIfe 3pper. She ON Sicc
msb bet bonIts / bore Blade. idd trosr
jeg. at naar Barnet fao noaet fad
aoot, at bets Chit til at Irre mere ON
i'm 5qbrenearb III al be andre fnsrt=
lebe Orb, bilbe f~aoreit pattes.
Sottiqmdnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-03
iii Salgs!.

peorinbtt paa Aloer % Spoaeliaheo ers
FER lea At inlee min bldItflorle Percheron
Hiugst Aar qammel. peer 70 1901 To,
fort Yfna. hreh % "biacky'', oes III lonl en-
Eraper. meQel stylish, let a baanolere,
rem beoite f.foal gctter', ieq tenofr. Ge
tbite 2 Aaf har ban bait 50 pit. mares
mon Raj. Der ff = ~ hats Rlnae p1a lldo=
len iaa aoaffen ton il hans Affem Der.
Ntis: ss00 foniaut, eler 81 900 | . Seias
finger.
~ acres earn. futen ldrllef euert2 Sele,
100 acres hu 7. 70 100 acres. pi boz paa,
nor Il aost 5fnhus ueO o }'grell 1. hn ae
liet inbreiiet 3 q maiet opetoit. Gil 6ehes
f1tb s6byis 10. IL Soo5 "~sfnddings'-,
g,laSs ier ii neie ng Slltt'rtnier lenlf %
IONS - paa seflei, - FL barn for
anre Walfbus 4anotdHt, sanieans. aRft'
teo on Boat. 1ugru, o. AaRuipide5,
2lby70 meb IL fobs Suitoilae. alan ior
40 Snns 90 Ct hou shed 'ot lnatoT9
% Ct Spinehus l6by32. et efsifa goo
Prenb % 1ldomgllc. alt ynuoet er ltnect,
bnorai 90 Rohs meo woven wire fence
20 lommgr her. 40 acres aoot alialfd,
iom ot ioiie 2 liar bar gioei q eas % pr.
acre. 20 acres ArbsIo slGio. J1elien / PraN
rie-Pasture.
Te anole I60 acres Ct ieHcet rieb barb
W re-. 81 acres HlbGoelano. 10 acres
Prairie-Pasture meo Sgsno % 9oo 9inbs
Qriieu ior BET 6ele 1920 acres) Ct s25 pr.
acre gelt 10 bliuer griien II o00 og
g.. 900. gDt5dperoe benUeuoet liB I'll
0ans Nielien.
3 Nil ipo Tor llplanO. Sran'lln On. Nsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-03

|MoraI. 90 Ifol Ri bet. ioa er ben
oosmatifte 5orbring eIer 5ororing
paa ct piit Omribs at 99rebeereber
I%faItIlaaet. gi tan life nsies meb blot
tiitoriit Notwithstanding Men
er BET faitIlaaet, ba ger ri abfolut tic
oeit / at boloe oeo BUFFERS lille aatiz
tismus meb 9iitop 8alslens 6ortlaz
ring til. inptil noeet anoet bar be-
ltadet prspen / 9iOet % pitt. at BET
fan dfIqtte bebre Reiultoter / Ret
ming at at bibringe Dor oppofienbe
llngbom Dor pangeliifzlutherfte 9ps
fattelie at friftelig 5ro o9 Marol.
FOR Reiten ifal Ri heller lite o9re
ultfor baitige til at forosmme .nbenz
oosl4ren". Oct er bisfeli9 9obt 1t
faa baabs en- Del Striftiteoer og biss
Ie 9efnitioner inoprGntebe / 6utoms
melien | 8drnbpmmen. 9ionenoe
mua 10 til / andre 4unbitdbsfdg.
6poroan mon bet ftulOe gaa til at gis
pe ct Barn aunoifab / I. SIS. 9ramz
mdtit uoea en- De! 9efaitioHer2
6borfor ffal bet iaa ssres forbsmmes
ligt | Den triiteIige u~noerpisning at
inoprRnte Barnet pisie 9Rreformer2
Oct er netop cen at 8ornets eaer
gornealoerens Gienbommeiigbeber at
tunne tilegne fig noget / andres
Sprogformer. Og bOab 9ibeIen an
oaar, oa ct ben 10 til ale 3iber ben
idmme. 8ens 0eFnitioner tan oi
life fordnore.
Os oermeo er ieg foa tommet til,
bOao ieg pil iige tiliioit. Seq trpr
life iaa TART pau Metober, men me-
get mere paa al q a a a a oe boIoe
ub eftsr De Mletober. Ri er tenot
meo. 9i bar Statesmen meb ben
n9rmere uopitling / Q9rebogen. os
idd bar ri oeb Siben beraf gibelbi
itorien. Cab Dc bripe pao meb BEN,
i9rlie Der hos os. boor ri life bar
noeen uboannet 29reritanb til at UNI
berpife / SpnbaesffOlen. De eamIe,
|iom ital u~noerpife, fan bebit gsre BET
tc efter be geger. be ielp bar l4rt Tom
Igsrn. 8erfom Der fdd er lepenbe
Sro, beaanbet at Subs 4dnb, / De
res 6ierter, Der unherpiier, Taa bill
llnoerpisnineen 10 ilst lite blioe en-
ter % beg llbenubslGren. Der ian
goot baaoe fort9nes og iamtales meb
naOnte 8sger Tom @runolae for I'm
Osrpisningen.
Msn iaa er Der snbnu bore Sens
oagsitoletefiter at tags / 8%etragtning.
Seq tror life. De fsr fOrtrange bpers
fen 9arebogen eaer 9ibeIbiitorisn ira
por MISUNDERSTANDING. Der
imoo tror jeg nbt. at BET bar p9ret
en- Maugel beb oenns nnherbisnine
at 8srnsne life bar foaet birefts
9snbitab not til 9ibesn. gibelen II
bog Dor bsjeite Qutoritet anoaasnbe
baooe 5ro % Worol, co pore unoe
aritne ber fau fua mesen biretts
Gsnoitob til ben. iom BET er os mt
ligt at bibringe Dem. 0srtil er SBns
baosffolstsfiierne et aobt Mibbel. ga
tunbe Der faa life fortiattes mso
Strait / 8ibelflasisr for ungbommen2
u. 81. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-03
Gre6smeoe.

'-AN1NA
get lent. bpiItet beOes u~nbifplot.)
Sra IS. Sept.-2. Oft. bolbt 81
lenois 5reos lit @fteruorsmfbe / Set
ismane MenigbeO. Gbicaso, 81.
Menigbeben b%etisnss at poitor g.
RieIien. Dens airte Logger / Obi
.caaos Rorbpeittparter tablet Waplsz
poob, en- gpbel, bDor Der finbes mar
oe at pore aanbsm9nb. Msnigbeoen
bar en- beilig airte. iom blep bpseei
ps inOOiet i 5iOr; ben ligger pad
5oirfelo 4pe. tat peo ben itore,
ifsnne @obe - 6umbolot gouIeooto.
Mebet aabnebes Onsbog Qften
meO qabningsprebiten af qait. g.
8. aisler (5efit .. Sal. 23). 5
be felgenbe Gage orsftsoes Gmnerne:
.OmDenbeliens 5Orboib til 8uaben"
Qbsnbaringen II, 1-6" % .Misiis
cnen PIP. 9ern. l, 81.
9ne arebfens pr9iter par iamle=
be, oe Der par ltblig 3eliagelie /
5orbanolingen. gi bapbe ben @las
be at bare Bait. s. 3b. 9unb. 6omps
ton, Qe6r., meb til belle Msbet. ne
u'gbeosn boooe inb6uot BAN, foroi
Ian par Den fsrit fat a%niatte Mis=
Iionspr9it. ION SilOdms Meniebeo.
6bicaao, habbe oniat / Mdplepoob.
9aitor 6. prspenien. fom par ben
nGIt a%nfatte Misionspr0ft / maple
iroob bar ogiaa inbbuot; men bet par
/ ben lib. ban lige bar flpttet til
Racins, bOiltet forbinbrebe BAN / at
TONNE. Der par tilrejienbe ira
Onigbt BED Msoet og COB 8eltd9elie
fra be andre Wenisbeoer / Chicago.
6Oer bitten boIoss Gubstjeneits, bpor
nosen at Yraiterne prabitsoe.
Senbas 5Ormibbas prnoitebe pa
for 9uno / gstismane, mebens De
andre tilreiienbe prGiter prabitebs /
be andre Menisbebers airter. On
Gftermiboagen fOrbanblebes Gmnst
Wisiionen Mp. @ern. /. 8" og ON
Aftsnsn bolbtes Slutningsmsoe. Der
6isb BED bisis TO TibIte Nisber ofrsi
ont. 70 Dollars til Misionen.
Wenigbeoen % bens Brett bobSe
giori dft, bpob be funbs for at gsrs
Msbei Dellpffet, og be biite flor GaIf=
fiibsb oe gerebOiaiebeb unber belle
Msbet, baobe | 6iemmene, bpor be
frsmmsbe, boebe os Deb ben ifsnne %
riselige 5elIesfpisnins, iom bar am
rettst Ssnboe often / 9irtens arnt.
5DOr bbsseligt bet bog bar at bels
yuobe be aonbeIiss os timelige @aper
meb bperonbre.
U~lentgbeDens pel6DeDe Sdngtor
qlabebe Wsbet meb at ibnse flere
itenne Sanse; ben bebite at benz o1e
bar .,5aberpor", ct Stptte, bpis Snbs
spelfs bar fr9pet meset Qrbejbe, men
bet bar lsnnet fig; tbi bet er farbss
les imuft, os be fpnee bet sobt.
Der bar COB DeItaeelfe | Mbbet.
Sf9r Senbdg bar airfen fplbi til
Fbffe pfabs.
6jertelie 5dt | 6errens Ndpn til
M~snigbeben, poffor g. NitIfen fnmt
bele Sninois arebs.
Referenten.