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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

grant, Sfrs. Sykes Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,Hervey. Mir. and Mrs. James Gibboney and Mir. Howard Smith. News has been received by Mobile friends of the engagement Of Miss Ethel Minge of New Orleans to Mir Walford of England. Mir. Walford spent winter in Mobile two years ago buying cotton and was much liked both
 in business and social circles.
 Mobile friends will perhaps be inter- ested to learn of the marriage of Mir. Rinaldo Piaggio, Jr., which event took | place in Naples on Wednesday. Feb
 ruary 7th. The present Mrs. Piagsto | Is a native of Naples, MT. Ptaggto's g
 homo being in Genoa.
 Miss Morris Clarke will return from Anniston next week and expects to
 leave again before very long for Ha-
 vana with a party of friends. Wheth-
 CT just before or just after Mardi Gras'
 hss not been determined. Mrs. Arthur Eppsteln and baby arr rived this week from Denver, Col, to visit Mr. and Mrs. L. Hammond. Mrs. Eppstein :s better known in Mobile
 upder her maiden name. Miss Viola Strauss.
 Mrs. Matthew Brewster and Miss
 Katherine Middleton will leave Mon. day for New Orleans to visit Mrs. Brewster'e parents, Judge and Mrs
 Rogers. They will be absent about l two weeks.
 Mrs. Taylor Clark and Miss Lettice Clark leave Monday for New Orleans,
 where Miss Lettiee will attend Val
 entine party, given by Mrs. DenigTe. Mrs. D. R. Burgess has issued invt. | tations to a buffet luncheon in honor of Mrs. A. P. Bush and Mrs ]. B. Wa I terman, Tuesday at 8 o'clock. On Wednesday Miss overalls cotil- | lion and Mrs Davis card party for
 Miss Resquie will be the leadine ! events.
 Invitations have been received in Mo bile to the thirty-first annual ball ot
 the Montgomery Greys, Friday evening,
 Feb. gard, 1906.
 There will be an Atheism cotilion Friday evening, led by Mir. Alfred Dor gan and Miss Corinne Orton. Miss Lucy Taylor arrived last night from Demopolis and Is the guest of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
Killing In . Restaurant.

Mobile, Feb. -(SpeciaL) )-Ben- jamin Rainey, aged twenty-seven. was shot to death about eleven o'clock this morning in a restaurant in the rear of McBrides saloon St. Michael and Law renee. Streets by his brother-in-law, James Lanham. The shooting occurred in the presence of quite 0 number or persons Lanham surrendered to the captain of engine house No. and was turned over tic police, charge or murder being docketed against him Lanham, after arrest, said that he went to the saloon for the purpose or XII ing his brother-in-law and was high Iy pleased wIen informed that two or the four shots fred took effect. Both shots went into the breast, either or which would have produced fatal er- fects. Thn third shot went wild.
 Lanham said that Rainey had mar ried his youngest siGer, Eva, last April but made a practice of remain ing away from home about every oth- CT night, having fallen a victim to the wiIes of an inmate of one of the dives of the ueighborhood. Rainey was talk ing with the woman at table in the restaurant when Lanham entered. He remarked that Rainey had not been at home the night before and opened lre. ..
 Rainey staggered through the street door falling on the sidewalk He died while being lifted into the city ambulance. Lanham admitted tne shooting and said 1t was because Rai- nev was neglectful and abusive of his sister.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
Mnnte.l in PlftsburR.

Sam Schamberger, aged 50 years, was captured here this morning by Detec- tives Murphy'and Lacey at the request of the Chief of Police of Pittsburg. Pa. A warrant charging schamberg with in- eendiarism with Intent to defraud an insurance company accompanied the re- quest.
 The man acknowledged he was want ed and said he would return without requisition paper. Schanlberg Is charg- ed with setting fire to a building and destroying it and the contents on which he had insurance. He was under $3,0 900 bond and defaulted. His sureties of- fered s100 for his capture. He has a family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
Yu,Drovemcpta i'm Mobile.

work on the supeerstructure oI the new fruit wharves and warehouse of tbe Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company is progressing very rapidly The framework is being placed rapidly and fine timbers indicate the building will he a substantial one. It will be pro- tected within and without by galvan- izsd or sheet iron.
 Five permits. for new cottages at a cost of $1,765 were issued by the city building inspector for the week. F@ouI @ nermits for repairs aggregating S52A vere also issued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
Death of a Young Woman.

Miss Fanny Alice Ballentine, daugh- ter of Mrs. Elizabeth W. and the late Walter Ballentine. died last night af-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

ter a brief illness, at the home of her brother. No. 250 Marine Street. She was a most lovable young woman. a graduate of Boston Academy. and had large circle of friends here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Mrs. Matthew Brewster and Miss Katherine Middleton will leave Mon. day for New Orleans to visit Mrs. Brewster'e parents, Judge and Mrs Rogers. They vii be absent about two weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Mrs Arthur Eppstein and baby ar rived this week from Denver, Col, to visit Mir and Mrs. L. Hammond. Mrs. Eppstein :s better known in Mobile upder her maiden name. Miss Viola Strauss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Mrs. Taylor Clark and Miss Lettice Clark leave Monday for New Orleans, where Miss Lettiee will attend Val entipe party, given by Mrs. Denigre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
coatzacoalcas. Mex: general cargo. Value $6,60s.

Nalue $o,oVe.
 Imports.
 imports for the week were as fol- lows: Norwegian steamship Beatrice, for Port Limon: 12.00o punches ba- nanas,
 American steamship Rio Grande. from New York; 10000 packages mer- chandise.
 Cuban steamship Mobila, from Ha- vana: 431 bales tobacco, S1 bales sponses. ? boxes cigars.
 American schooner l.. W. Dantzier. from Frontiers, Mex: 1s4 mahogany logs.
 American brig Jennie Hurlbert. from Tampa, Fla: eS0 tons phosphate rock. Norwegian steamship Aim, from Pro- gresso, Mex: 457 bales stsal.
 Norwegian steamship Imperator, from BlueheIds, Mic: 25.000 punches ba- nanas, I boxes gold.
 Norwegian steamship Gaines, from Bocas del Toro: 21,oo0 punches ba- nanas.
 Norwegian steamship Harald. from LaCeiba: 12,500 punches bananas, 105,' 900 cocoanuts.
 Norwegian steamship Atlas, from Progress, Mex; i6S bales sisal e British steamship .Lillie, for Pori Limon. 15,000 punches bananas.
 British steamship Prince George from Havana: 10 cedar logs, 169 crates tomatoes, 46 bales leaf tobacco, bales stripped tobacco, 26 boxes vegetables boxes pineapples.
 British steamship Lffnon, from Bo' cas del Toro: 39,000 punches ba- nanas.
 Vessels Up for CRrgoea,
 British schooner Charleroix, 427 tons from Matanzas. Cuba
 German steamship Clara zelk, s43 tons. from Newport News. Eng.
 Dutch steamship Amstel, 1,5OS tons from Curacao, West Indies. .
 British schooner w.. II. Baxter SSV tons, from Havana.
 American schooner Rob Roy, 6s4 tons from Havana.
 British schooner Adonis, 3lS tons from Nipe Bay. Cuba.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Miss Morris Clarke will return from Anniston next week and expects to leave again before very long for Ha- vana, with a party of friends. Wheth- CT just before or just after Mardi Gras' has not been determined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Tomorrow will be plain linen day in t.. linen department any kmd weight finish width linen brought out for this sea
 72 inch LINEN SHIFTING all pure linen. 75c yard 4l0-4 LINEN SHIFTING. same quality. full 90 inches wide. .$ls25 yard.
 Io-4 LINEN SHEETING. two finer qualities at sl 50 and $2.50 yard
 s4n ART LINEN. two extra qualities at sl and sI.5o Ia yard
 45 in PILLOW LINEN two splendid quahhe. a, 6os and 75e yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
A GRAND SHOWING OF PLAIN LINENS

stock of plain linens complete and can md here on and in every quality. Here few:
 36 in. sERUNK LINEN for waists and dresses at 45e. soc. and 60c yard
 36 m IRISH LINEN. the staple shirt linen; here are tour extra values at 25c.. 35c.. soc. and 60c yard.
 36 in. WAIST LINEN; number brought out especially for Shirt Waists; it is all pure linen and beautiful weave worth 4Oc; we make it our leader at 29c yard.
 36 m ART LINENS. four great values a. 35c.. 4ocS 45c. and soc yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Mrs. D. R. Burgess has issued invt. | tations to a buffet luncheon in honor of Mrs. A. P. Bush and Mrs J. B. Wa I terman, Tuesday at 8 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11
A MONDAY SALE OF NOTIONS,

Early dsmakp will appreciate these important savings just the things they need NOW.
 KRUSIUS BROS SCISSORS every pair guaranteed sizes i-2 inch 25c pair and to 8 inch 35e pair. f.&
 RED LETTER INITIALS in script block e.ers guaan- teed fast color at 2c card of 36 initials.
 PEARL BUTTONS all sizes for all from i4 to A line at 5 dozen.
 ECLIPSE NEEDLE BOOKS containing four papers needles. all size hooks eyes, all safety ps all toilet p hair ps all sizes embroidery and alarming needles and black and white In all 2oI useful articles, worth $l. B for g
 ODD DOZENS OF PEARL BUTTONS. both 2 and 4 holes. the genuine ocean pearls small medium only and dozen of kind that formerly sold for z 2e and 5c to be closed out at Ic a dozen.
 CRAVEN DRESS SHIELD PIfS with set of these pins you can use the same shields any number of dresses sewing Monday at Sc card.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

grant, afrs. Sykes Gilbert. MT. and Mrs. Charles ,Hervey. Mir. and Mrs. James Gibboney and Mir. Howard Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

On Wednesday Miss overall's cotil- lion and Mrs. Davis card party for Miss Resquie will be the leadIne events.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Invitations have been received in Mo bile to the thirty-first annual ball of the Montgomery Greys, Friday evening. Feb. 23rd, 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

There will be an Atheism eotilion Friday evening, led by Mir. Alfred Dor gan and Miss Corinne Orton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-11

Miss Lucy Taylor arrived last night from Demopolis and Is the guest of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

letter 0roet beo meofplaenoe 3e9n.
qao os Taa ogiaa faa De aanoeli9e
Reofaber frem / goo 0roen, pa
Lao os faa Seoen l@uos 0rol
reniet ira oae Observation-Disclosures
ioet oi forbente en- 6orodr5s G
5ommertio. 6por 6erren pil la0e oei
fpire og bare oafaa Gpigbeosfru9tcs
/ MenneIfe6ierterne 6bor BET MAJ
blioe fenoeligt. At Sdngens 5io Il
fommen. at Seiren for eoig er pun
oct.
Den fsrite Qa9mano.
sra Bet Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

e~fterfslgsnoe stptte bar I'm
netset" mootaget fra en- gammeG,
irosnoe Gegmano.
SIAN bare, al tan paa nogle
guntter fer noget eniioigt - / 0os
peoiagen bar ban Dog ~iitfert Ret:
al Dor eoangeliifslutberite STRIFE for
5ioen Itaar o~perfor en- alporIig 5are,
at 5aren fommer fra ben re-
formerte, engelItsameritanlte gelge.
Der / oct fioite par Qor er itplet
ino oper bort gano, bbormeo 10 If
te er ~u0eluttet, at oenne ogioa bar
itblet aoitiai9t oudrligt bort og
bragt aoitiGigt ooot meo fig.
Og oenne 5are bliper lite minbye
beo De 9ettelier og belle bet Rsr.,
iom bi meo 3at til !6srren mao err
tn6s netop for 3ioen pad fao mani
ge Maaoer gaor ben ober Dor Stir
fe. 5oertimool goren bliper oerOe6
fun forget: 5isnoen og aIt,
6oa6 Der BIZ gore os ligegbI6iae
beo Dor gamle, eooe, e%0angeliif : III.
t6erife 8etenbetie, fal Oi Re paa
Iom en- 5ienoe - foritaor netop ioa
qoot at fife | Be rgrte 9onbe. 0ets
| @affsliestioer li9aer ben Be-
tragtnine iad mar: Blot aibet sr
ser. Tud ger oct life noget meo
Qprenl
Qoffiflige at rQnnetsets" 2eFere
pil madife penfenbe Re6.s Stif %
Sproq / Stbffet. Def fommer gonffe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17
GaOna ct Yar Sanfer.

gi er ct 5olt af preiter, flyer
peter. og etboert SUBS Barn buroe
title fig friOi1ig frem / Ratten og
LOBE fin 9uo: Ogiau Deo mig ital
Der Del for Dit 2tniigt bereoes, eaer:
9rug Os iOm en- 5jensritare. Der
gaar BUD puu 4l@farpsi for at De.
iom er / 5ore. frelit maa fomme
bjem til big.
Saaoan bar iiffert en- gprreIen
funnel lobe og beoe, oa ban Iom Az
adrig Mano rejlte no til 6eonins
gerne. (5sg tommer / 5anter berz
ON, ou jeg inart iel0 er naaet benz
ne 4l0er). 8adoe 9errefen %
Sfrefsruo treb ober @ranfen til
Santballdn0et me0 8gnnen: Ser
re, frels Dog ioet minoite en- 5iQf
for DIT Rigel" Og fda er oct bsI
oDerfsoig at meooele, at Der blep life
alene en- men 5uin6er. Gu meo
6enfbn til. bbao Der er Tfreben /
nDdniteren" / Den fenere sio, 6d
bar bet interesferet mig. at nit
life Stofte zen 9iatonDirfTombeo,"
bar fat fIere penne | gebagelfe, ifer
iblanot qagfolfet. 90 naar for
benparsube prof. u. 5. Oabm ~
nes ON mine sanfer og Orb o9 no
uber bette fun lebner ct Spgrgsmdal,
nemlig: nOm ltofenoelfe of pr9fter
% Qeefolf bifoe flare bele Sneen94
0d nil ieg ibdre, mel life uoen Or
set fan Hare Sagen, og nadr 5ers
rem gaor meo fine Sjenere Og ftdos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17
H~atiOnaliang.
3 m I.

Mel.: son8 ebr,tiun itoO ueO 5gien Nait.
3 0anmart. ou nit 5aorelano,
min 8uggss SteO,
ombglget at Den ialte Stran0.
ION foitreo mangen Taper Nano;
paa arigertOg ban orOg paa Stano
og iIOg og itreo
meo fremmeo 5olt paa fremmso
Rpf;
6po tunoe itaa MOB @itingopf
/ Strio2
Men glaoet fluts fig Oente Om;
tbi M Qnsgdr
til 9onmdrt frem meo aoriet tom
og preteo' bit og lepeo' front,
fou falite 9uoer fit fin Dom.
% 8aloemar
til 6eoninglano paa 8orstog orog
oq fanot oct ifgnne Dannebrog,
port 5la9l
Seq slifer big, nit 9ano iaa TOR
meo grenne Bang,
meo Bat og Va og gsgetraer.
meo Q9rten graz og iorten St9r,
Stort. 8ibe, ia en- Sangerb9r
bereot til Gang.
Niit 5olf, Din Stamme og oit Sprog
jeg eIiter bit, ou mig oporo9
til Wan6.
Sa. 9anmart, 0 Dit Qabn bar aland
til 5rbo for Dem.
ION foitret blep / 0annepangl
8u minoes / Dor Glifobs Sang,
bor 8amp, Dor Strio | 9ibets Gang;
on garnooms Diem,
ou bleD at @u0 ct 5ribeos Gte6,
ffsnt prsDet 6aorot 8rig Og 6reo-
on ftudr!
q. g. Gimonfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17
Gn Silien ira 9anmart.

o@n friiten menisbeo / en- itor
9p er life Blot til for fin sgen
.SiDlo, men Den ber ogiaa p9rs Tom
En- Misiionspr9oiten for Dem, 0et
leoer runot omtring Den. Saaleoss
itreb for fort 5io iioen en- qrait |
Gbieago, ION life bgrer til Den
foreneoe STRIFE. Og Der er biit man.
&c andre emo mig, fom bar ipi6iei
Ere beo at bsre De Soner og bar
qlaoet ii9 ober Dem.
0a jeg I efterfommeren 1904
beisgte en- Del at De oanffe Menigs
beoer / Qmerito, babbe iee fers
@ange 9eilig6eo til at u6tale, at
6anTfe ariitne 6srobre Tiffert mart
madtte fad osres nairfefag", Tom
hi ber6jemme / 9anmarf bar baft
Den / Be fiofte 15-20 Qar, faa rigt
peIfignet at SUB. DANTE ariffns,
fom bar CODE aaar, adnoefigt oa
timeligt, uoe pad 2an6et, Fan life
fe roliet pao, at Menigbeoerns | De
fore 8ber fegner UNDER bet fore
Misfionsarbeioe, fom figger for BEN,
ms6ens De fan pr1fer ffioes OBJ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

Marfeli9t not. er en- flor Del al
Mo0fanoen % llpiaien moo oct
.riftelise Qf6olosarbejoe tommen
fra troenoe Mlenneifer. ii9r At oea
aIore Sle9t. It bar frp9tet for
,Ssoeoom. 8e far poret bdnge for,
at Oct tube qprss til ct aobbao for
aae ariilnt At pare a~fbolosfolt. ct
lag life. imaa lie. rpr lite. 0g
De bar anQiiet ia for, at Der oeraf
Iiul0e poiie Setboobeo. fau at
9toa aors folfene piloe gre
Strap pda Al osTe iaaoan en- Sla9s
prima ariiine. mere aaanoeli9e" emo
De more. Men of ital ii9es +!
geitDrelitns 2sre. at Den oltio bar
bolot 0st eaanse.iite 6Iag rent %
6ppoet. al i ia feIp er al @uos
8ape goo n intet At fotifpot"; ct
oet oeyFer 6eGer lite ifal temples
ion Sum At Sriite Din e1er z.
@en Iiaeiom uaturliapis p6ran0t
81 bar q III IN Sloen@. faa
le0es er Der mango andre. Der pad
@runo al 0en naroqren6e Rf6" Dc
ior Sc ipage 9rpores Stplo bpr gioe
2(ffalo pad At moe Spiritus %
tage energiit DEL i Qrbeioet for OF
6efampe Dc ioroaroeliqe 9ritteifitfs
% Den %uforioarlia lette qo9ang til
Spiritus, Der M er. naiten paa Ell
bpert @aoebiprne. Ga enbper. Der
p~irtelig for ariiti a~erligbeos
SfplO % for Sc obretsbte 6iales
5relie - bill tagt pirtiom DEL /
aampen mo 8rifteriet. ffal not
tomme til at tonne, at ban ieIo moa
lille iig ino i o. iriline qfbolosrat
fer.
IN bar ie3 9anite pift Snotr0t
al, al Der 6riifes lanet minore Cpl
ritus blanot oe 3auife / Qmsriia,
=; aft 5alo noe / qan6sS ettlemens
terue, emo 6%erbiemme. Men Der er
boq imittert ingen 3pipl ON, at Der
mango Steoer, og lite minoit i De
tore 8ber, 6sr lD0e ct 9eritrig,
fom fan faloe III Stamp mp0 yaong
4Ito6o1". Cg / oenne Stamp bpr
rem triitne Meni9beo 8aa FORFEIT.
Oct bar 0a o9iaa p9ret en itor
@Iaoe for ale friitne Qf6olosmano
Al bore ON De .glaa aors" qfoes
finger, Der er bleone opreiteoe / Obi.
sa9o og te3ner til at oiae blibe OPP
retteoe andre Steoer / uniieo
States. De er Def pei bar0. At Der
ira os 0erbjemme tai lDoe en- bro
oerlig 6ilien % ct opmuntrenos 3ils
raab. 0g mar M ieg - efter gen
0pfororinq fra .glaa 9ors"
'6obeobeitpreIie - bar 9jort 4lbor
1eraf. iaa er BET mig en- glaoe %
iaa berpeo at tllnne oeltage / BET
brobbaaen6e Qrbeioe mefIem aae
ariftns. SO isg tor faa nof
benptte 9~eilig6eoen til ielp at fenot
me6 5at for fioit til @ane.
penner biniibes 6ap. baaoe blanot
qraiter og aagiolt. CUB bqre meo
isr % meo Os oGe og peliiane os /
oor 9erning. bper paa lit Sieol
6ellerup 3. %. Starts 1906.
Sobs. Ror6entoft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

Sfanoinaoien % fa9oe bldn0t anoei,
At Oct friiteIige 5orboIo peo guropas
l1niperiiteter par beore END tilforn
|oq lopenoe for 5remtioen.
9erefter bra9te 0m. 8unoert ira
3iibingen 6iIien fra 5pifldn0s 20
lunteers@. al butte ban felo par en-,
% for fgrfte Sang paa 9ei til Sas
ran Iom Misflonar. Dan ia9oe,
a De tnIte Stuoenter par De ameris
@fanite Stuoentet meaet totnemmeli3
for oe Soter, ION De bapoe fact
fra Dem; % at De baooe me9et at
lare At %, nemIig 5ro % prattiit
9nbfgt / 9ioets narli9aen0e 6or.
6olo.
Mr. 8. !. g}Onlp. 6etretar fot
Qer6ens MISUNDERSTANDING. bra9ie
en- 6ilfen f~raGnglanos n@oluntesres"
me0 en- tort 0perii9t ober oeres pr
beioe o9 De Inie l1oii9ter for 6rems
ti6en.
Or. Robion ira e%oin9bur9f,
Stotlano, talte oper oct 3bema: v2lt
6rinqe ariftus til ale 5olt er Sir.
tens 6piefte sieneite@.
9eo M1soet oor bi Inn pda Top
pen at ct .gierq. 6oor Ri fit Cor til
At ie lanQt no oper 9anoeae. o9
Be biemfomne Wisiionarer bra9it
os 9uo fra De fierne Stranoe om
oeres arbeioe % om 5orboloene otr
noe. 9i IF al bpre, al aina / Dag Ct
life Den fomme ION FOR 8 Qar iioen.
Der gaar en- ReIormsaano oper ais
ma, fom Der / De ioite 80 Var fr
aaaet ober Sapan. % ON Ri pil gre
roget for aina. ital BET bare mart.
Wr. gropn. ION nnli9 itreO 30
Gen .Qne araiter / qamIe aina" !,
% iom CT al De melt paalioellae
glano, grunoi9 tenot meo ainas
5or6olo. io9oe oeo M}eoet, at Ri maa
6rin9e 9ino goangeliet inoen 10
qar sr omme. TIL 9ina mooner, og
Get batter.
8oruoen oisie naonte Mano, par
Der NANCE meo 9eroensbersnmelie
iaaiom giifop III. 36oburn fra aals
tutta. 3noien. hbor ban bar parct
i Il Qar. % tuiinoe Sjale Ct toms
ne til Green oeo hans trofaite Qr.
beioe.
90 andre. iom giifop 0arBsl. 81
top 6enrir ira 3ennesiee. Or. 6uns
Ter 6or6ett ira aina. 9}r. Q. W.
6slm fra 5otio. 5apan, QrOf. oar.
Ian gaqe 8sob gale uniperiitet,
.9onof 5raier fra Central qirita.
Cir Wortimer 0uran0. Den enoel
ne qmbasfaoor for mango War til
geriierl, men nu til Qmerifa. So6n.
20. Softer, De 5oreneoe Statsrs
Ambassador til Merico - og man9,
fsre, fom ri life Der ian nabne.
QQe Gioer al Misfonens belize
5a9 tom frem % blep oreftet at CT
farne MRno. - Gn at De le6en6e
0tisiionarsr blep ipurgt: .6bao tror
ou er M1isIionens ftsrite 6inoring2"
Gfter at habe bstanft ia liot Iaa6s
ban: Del CT airten 6er6temme. Den
Tar nemli9 porst utro / ire Zinc
! at o1tte % uoien6e un9e Mano,
Tom bar orebne al 6errens Qano,
/ at la91e Ct CHer for 0enne Gag,
ioa Oct blen ct OFer; I at beos.
airten bar life beoet "a beoer life
meo Den 5ro. Tom l6erren frobsr.
5orboloene / aae CANOE mo6nts
Tor Saoemanoen ms6 ben qe6e Sob.
% oct er por 9ligt, iom bar apiet,
at brin9e bet til De triftenlefe Mil
lioner. Der iio6er / Msrfe og DE-
6ens Sthege". % fom en- at 6e unge
eeoers fagoe Dso Meoet: rSeg gaar
for at lepe. for at eifts % for at
Do ON neobenoig."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-17

Iimpeft At, a Def for EN- tor 9tI
bar maattet omarbejoes for at brins
qes / en- 6orm. Der par ~ififtst iii
at ofentligqrres. SnoboIoet oerimoa
meo 3anteaangen. 9episfgreliel.
uobiflin9en o.f.o., er / ali ba lent
liQt, ION De- er mo0taaet ia 5orz
fatterena ,ooano, ioet BET her lite
bar paret mia nm at are at fierne
muliq tiliie0tpRrenoe imaa Won9s
Ter. men fin en-. at oct moaite tuns
ne fences. At net er en- 9ammel. tros
en0e ariiten. Der taler 10 at 1T
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