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The Irish standard., 1906-12-01
/. c.n.da After Tarlff Revioion,

Ottawa, Nov. 2s.-The budget will
bo brought down Thursday, Tariff re-
vision will be one Of the first matters
taken up b. the house Of e0mnens.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-01

Father-The idea of. marrying that
young fellow! He couldn't scrape
enough money together to buy a square
meal . i
Daughter-But what difference need
that make? We haven't either Of us
had. a bit Of appetite for months.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-01

= G. P. Preston & Co. insurance and
rentals. >s11 Nicollet. Mrs. g. P. Press
ton.s Mgr. n 81 81.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

James r. @ Rrien. Attorney for Execu-
tor. col Phoenix bldg.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-01

JUuRe OF FfO0aI6.
VIM H. Donahue. Attorney for Execu-
trix, Phoenix Building, Minneapolis.
MINI. r.
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survived by widow and several
children.
Garden City Thomas Edgerton,
while walking to the home OF his
married daughter, dropped dead and
driving to town. Mr.. Edgerton was q,
the Civil war, being prisoner for sew
prison. He settled in Blue Earth
county nearly fifty years ago. and was
a. member of the Garden City school
board for twenty-five years.
Red Lake Fafls--Louis Brunnelle,
two-year-old son Of Albert Brunnelle
is dead as the result of injuries in
fiicted by a. toy tin whistle. The boy
was playing about the yard with the
whistle In his mouth. He fell and tho
Jagged edge, where the mouthpiece
was broken off, was driven into his
throat, severing an artery. It was at
first thought his life might be saved,
but after 81 hours Of terrible suffering
he died.
Duluth-while examining a gun
which a boy companion had brought
to show him, Harry Wildner. seven
years old, was shot and accidentally
killed at his home in Foxboro.
winona-The last boat Of the season
has gone through the drawbridge at
this place and the records for the sea-
| son are complete.
Minneapolis-John Ryan, George
Conrad and Michael Bjorklund were
arrested in a freight car in the Great
Northern yards.
Hamline-The Minnesota Transfer
Railway Company plans to erect un
Immense freight depot in the Midway
district.
The Irish standard., 1906-12-01
PROBATE NOTICE.

James E. o'Rrien. Attorney I,
toner. COZ Phoenix bldg.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
THEY WILL
NOT STRIKE.

indianapolis, Ind, March ST.
The leaders of the miners union
are convinced that the action Of
the convention in permitting con-
tracts with individual operators,
who are willing to grant the 1908
wage scale, practically assures
them victory in the bituminous
field.
F. l.. Robbins of the Pittsburg
Coal company and number Of
smaller operators have already
signiiied their Willingness to meet
the miners on this basis The way
the mine leaders figure it is that
these operators will be producing
half the normal output of soft
coal within 30 days.
1t was asserted not only by
Mitchell, but by the presidents of
every state mining organization,
that they had already received
assurances of signatures from
many operators. No big men were
on the list. The miners say that
every operator In the central
Pennsylvania district and around
Pittsburg will sign and bring back
about S3, 600 men inside of ten
days. They assert that i'll the
Hooking Valley the companies
allied with the Pittsburg Coal
company will put 10000 men at
work. In the southwestern field,
which follows in strike, 10000
men will come back to work; in
Illinois $1,000 men will he work.
ing and in Indiana II, 900 men.
Outside these districts Charles
w. Hite, president of the Iowa
miners, said he thought he would
have 10, 600 men at work and the
same report came from Michigan
and other fields.
Under these circumstances, 1t is
not believed by the miners that
the other operators will remain
long outside the breastworks.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
LINE
INCORPORATED.

Columbus, March l0.--lncors
porated was The Gallipolis, Hunt
ington, Ironton, Portsmouth and
Columbus trainway Co., of CALI
polls to build and operate an elec-
trio railway. Main line is from
Gallipolis to Rio Grande, Branch
lines from Rio Grande through
Oak Hill to Portsmouth another
line from Rio Grande to lronton {;
third branch is from Rio Grande
through Vinton, Wilkesville, Ore
ton, Macarthur, South Blooming
vile, to Athens, from Oreton to
Welston, Jackson and Portsmouth
from Vinton to Cheshire, Cali
polls, Broderick from OAK Hi! 10
Wayerly. Incorporators j. w.
Marquardt, M. +. Boone, +. j..
Terry, A. T.. Boone. Capital
81 ,20OO, 900.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
B|DD|SON
SUES SCOTT.

l.. G.. Biddison, ex-treasurer of
Athens county, filed suit Monday
in that county to recover from
Winfield Scott, ST., of Columbus,
$l7 500 which he, together with
his sureties, have agreed to pay
into the county treasury in settle
ment of the shortage which exist
ed during the term of Biddison's
occupancy of the treasurer's office.
The shortage was discovered in
the report of the bureau of inspec-
tion and supervision of public
offices. Biddison alleges that
Scott unIawfully appropriated this
sum for his own use from the col
lections that he made in the plain
tiff's name while treasurer of the
county. Furthermore, according
to the complaint, Scott appropri-
ated money from the county treas
ury, for which no accounting
was given.
In order to prevent the defend
ants evading possible judgment
writ of attachment was issued
upon Seott's property. including
his home in North Broadway.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
Real
Estate
Transfers

Good Hope Twp.-Webster NJ.
Deeds and wife to Benjamin F.
Beougher; a. in Sec. %; $4,000.
Logan-Evan T. Evans and wife
to Peter Schrader; so feet off the
north end of Lot $3.50; 1880.
Falls Twp.-W. ID. Murphy and
wife to Jacob Cotterman; 90.1S a.
in Sec. lS; $1,000.
Benton and Laurel Twps. IT.
A. Wharton, Admr. of William A.
Wharton, deceased, to Alice Whar-
ton; 81 a. in Sec. 6, Benton, and
II a. in Sec. 81, Laurel; $500.
Benton and Laurel Twps.-Alice
and Chas. +. " harton to James
l.. McGrady; 81 a. in Sec. 6, Ben
ton, and - a. in Sec, 81, Laurel :;
$500.
Laurel Twp.-James l.. Nc
Grady and wife to James w. Han
sen; 1924 n. in See. 8; $500.
Benton Twp.-Thomas j. ALI
son to George w. Dennis, 81 n. in
Sec. 81; 5000,
Laurel Twp.---Wm. ChappeII,
Sr., to VIM. Chappell, Jr,, Eliza
heth Taylor, and Anna Warden /;
10 a. in Sec. 81 by devise.
Benton Twp.--Sarah Relle Allen
and husband to John l.. Mauk ;
100 a. in Sec. 13; $1,000.
Salt Greek Twp.-Thomas j,
McCreary to William r. Harden ;
100 a. in Sec ., n. ". quarter ;
$4OO.
Green Twp,-George b. William
son, Sheriff of Hooking County,
to Robert f. Wolf; 100 a. in Sec.
%, S, e. quarter; $2lOO.
Starr Twp.-Albert Anderson
and wife TO John B. Mclaughlin ;
Q a. in FIR. Lot Z, Sec. "a; $3.50.
Murray Ci,y-John Francis, de-
ceased, to Mary Alice Francis; a
one-half interest in Lot 10, Wat,
kins' Addition; by devise.
Murray City-Wllliam C. Fran
els and wife 10 Mary Alice Fran
els; quit.claim to Lot 10, Watkins
Addition, and of strip between
said lot and Snow Fork Branch
81 and exchange of property.
Perry Twp.-Silas Springer and
wife TO william Springer; a, in
Sec. .; $50.
Salt Greek T~p.-George Fox
and wife to Joseph w. Vanfossen
126.75 a. in Sec. IL; $l400.
Marion Twp.-George Gulley tC
Maude A. Gulley; 5S.6i a. in Sec
%; $l.00.
Logan-Evan 7. Evans to NJ
A. Evans; In Lot $50, except 81
feet off the north end $500.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
Republicans Carry Kansas city.

Kansas City, Mo-, April 1.-THE Re
publican city ticket, headed by II. NJ.
Beardsley for mayor. was elected, his
majority over r. H. Gregory (Dem)
being estimated at 1000, The issue of
the campaign was restriction of public
service franchises, both platforms in
dorsing the principle OF municipal
ownership, The gas company and the
street railway company are both seek
ing extensions of franchise. and the
incoming administration is pledged to
insist upon adequate return for exten'
sion and to establish municipal gas
plant unless a reduction of the price
of gas is made. The new adminisua'
tion has a large majority in each
house of the city council.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05

campaign promise, and is in ac-
cordance with the recommends
tion of Governor Pattison. 1t al
so is in sense a personal victory
for Senator Richard A. Beatty.
He is probably the only member of
the general assembly whose cam
paign for election made the repeal
of the inheritance tax paramount,
altho it was influential in other
cases.
There was almost solid lining
up of Democrats in the house in
favor of the bill.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
Automob Accident,

Philadelphia, April 3,-While rid
ing in an automobile through HaV"r-
ford, suburb, f, o. Gowing OF this
city was killed and his wife was so
seriously injured that her death is eI.
pected. Nh Gowing in manipulating
the steerins gear caused the machine
to swerye. 1t crashed into telegraph
pole and was upset, crushing It's occu-
pants. Nlr Gowing died in few
minutes, His wife is unconscious at
hospital with concussion of the
brain and internal injuries
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
CAPTURED by Posse.

Orleans, Ind, April 3,-Driyen to
cover at the home OF James Roby. ia
the southeastern part OF Orange coun-
ty, Oliver Haycock and JohR Roby.
slayers OF Harry Smith, deputy sherilI,
were captured after a chase of 40
hours by posse led by eX Shlrir
Richard l.. Ashbrook. In fear of mob
violence at the hands OF Smiths
friends. the fugitiyes were only too
willing to surrender and soon after
they were taken in charge Sherin
Oliver L. Morris and his deputies start
ed with the prisoners to Jenersonyille
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
ARE GOING
TO QUIT.

Wapakoneta, April 1.-Two
saloonkeepers out of the lS in this
city have decided to quit business
since the passage of the Aiken
bill. One sold out yesterday and
the other will quit this week. 1t
is estimated that 32 out of the S8
saloons in the county will not con-
tinue in business after the fourth
Monday in May.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05

Social Democrats Cast a Heavy Vote
In the Cream city-Party Lines OBJ
liberated az Many Points-srief Re-
view of the Issues Before the Voters
and the Results.
Milwaukee, Wis, April 4.-David s
Rose (Dem.) }, for eight years the city's
executive head was defeated Tuesday
for mayor of Milwaukee by Sherburn
H. Becker, the young Republican can
didate.
Returns give Becker loo plurality
Becker ran on 4 platform calling for
greater and better Milwaukee, rnu-
uicipal electric light plant and more
railroads. Becker made the most Wig
orous campaign of an! candidate who
ever before sought election. He ad'
vertised extensively in the daily pa
perS and made MONDAY and night
speeches every day excepting Sunday
since the primaries. The complete
unofficial vote is: Becker (RepD,
22,365; Rose (Dem), 2l,0l0; Arnold
Socialist Democratic), 1920. Beck
er's plurality. l,555. The common
council will have 10 Republicans, a
gain OF ); l6 Democrats loss OF Z,
and II Socialists, gain OF ..
William NJ. Graebner (Dem.) pulled
through safely for city treasurer, hav-
ing a plurality OF 3,0i6 over Alex T.,
Martin (Rep), Gvaebnar was the only
Democrat to be elected on the city
ticket.
German. the Democratic mayor OF
Kenosha, was reelected by big ma
jority, though the Republicans gained
in all wards. Al Madison the inde-
pendent Democrat, Joseph C. Schu-
bert, defeated the anti-saloOn candi'
date OF the Republicans, Leslie II,
Rowley, by 1850. Republicans carried
VirOqua, Stoughton, Whitewater, WaN
kesha, Tomah, Ripon. Portage, Mari
nette, Menominee and Baraboo. Dem
ocrats were victorious in Kenosha, I'll
roy, Columbus, Madison, Dodgeyille.
Fond Du Lac. Beaver Dam and Need
ham.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
nickerson restifIen.

Coshocton, o., April 4,-Ben Dicker-
son took the stand in the murder trial
in which he is the defendant. lie de-
MED that he burned the Hughes home
three weeks before the murder, and
gave his side of the neighborhood
feud He said he was not at the
springs when Mrs. Hughes was killed,
but Sas in the field adjoining it when
the murder was committed.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
OHIO OLl0.
Live intelligence Of tine Buckeye State.
Jones Option Bill a Law.


Columbus, O., April 4.--The Jones
residence local option bill, which be-
came a law at midnight, will have lit
tie effect throughout the state for the
next two months at least, as most OF
the saloons 10 which the law would
apply were either voted in or out by
the BraDnocli law Verdicts reached
by vote under this law are effective
for two years. The Jones law is even
more farreaching in its provisions
than the BTannock law, in that ar
election is not necessary, but a peti'
tion signed by majority of the cleo
tors of IA certain district is sufficient
to abolish the saloons. BY the end of
May the two years will have expired
in many of the districts in which cleo
tions were held under the Brannock
law, and then the fight will be waged
once more. The anti.sGloon people
will seek to reclaim all wet terri
tory and vice versa.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
SHIRT WAISTS

White waists of fine batistes, fronts of all
embroderes and fine laces and in
sssa s sss sss5 nd & s Gs%" front ESQ
Lingerie waists of fine white muls and ba-
tistes fronts trimmed with fine tucks.
lace insertions and medal
sleeves back a 4" s.ss at "st 8 alb ssP" 500
Silk wastsof fine quality China silks, entire
front of one -nalf inch paits, plated back
and deep cuffs, comes in white, black, , TE
seda, alice, pink.and light blue at. ....... LsiO
Silk waists of best quality China silk, beau
tiuy trimmed with fine val. laces and in
sertons open in back, long and elbow
length sleeves, come in cream, alice, ! Dc
seda light blue and pink at $4 90 and OeLO
Black ta(reta silk waists, fronts trimmed
with fine tucks and lace insertions. tucked
back, long sleeves with deep cuffs trimmed M
with lace insertion. open in the back at. OsUV
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
REPEALED
THE LAW.

The law imposing tax on di-
rect inheritance is repealed.
The house Saturday morning
passed the Beatty senate bill, and
thus euded a fight that began al
most with the FIRST day of the ses-
sion, aud has wsged intermittenly
ever since.
This carries out a Democratic
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
, Waooner Jurv pissurees,

Akron, o., April 4. - After tria!
lasting several days the jury in the
case of Captain Aaron Wagner, for
mer cashier of the Akron Savings
bank, the accounts Of which he is
charged with falsifyins in his reports,
failed to agree and was discharged by
the court The jury was evenly divid-
ed on every ballot, six voting for con-
viction and six for acquittal Captain
Wagner was chairman of the state
board OF penitentiary commissioners
under former Governor Herrick.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05

Evansy,lle, Ind, April 3.-The Ohio
river is still rising here and stands
So fact, which Is four feet above tho
danger line. It is expected the river
will rise TO stage OF Al OF AZ feet
All the side streams OF ths Ohio river
continue 10 rise.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
Woman Sues Millionaire.

Xenia, o., April 4.-John Bryan, the
millionaire, authorfarmer of Yellow
Springs, is the defendant in damage
suit for $4,000 filed in the common
pleas court by Mary &. Stueler, who
was formerly a housekeeper on his
farm. Miss Stueler alleges that Bryan,
on Aug. ., struck her repeatedly with
riding whip and so lacerated her
arm that she was compelled 10 go to
q Snnitarinm.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05

Waists of white India Linens, plated tuck
ed and embroidered fronts plated backs,
deep cuffs, pretty waists for 75c and .....
White India Linen Waists. with allover en-
broideried and plated fronts, some trim
med with val. laces and insertions, deep
cuffs, open front and back styles very
snowy at 81 so, 81. 3h and .......,.........
Waists of fine India Linens and batistes
prettily trimmed with val. laces and en-
broideries Lingerie styles" long and ell
bow length sleeves open fronts and back
styles at 81 %, 50 90 and ..................
White waists of all pure linen with embroid
cried and plated fronts, deep cuffs at .. 75
uOWn JO.-.... ................. .."....r...
White ingesie waists of fine batistes beau
tifully trimmed with fine val. laces and in
sertions, open fronts and back, styles long
and elbow length sleeves, the stylish
waists for summer wear at 1926, 2 75 and.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
Mayor Resigns.

Kansas City, Kan, April -four of
the six wards in Kansas City having
declared in Tuesdays election against
Mayor w w, Roses policy OF licens'
ing liquor joints. the mayor sent his
resignation 10 the codncil The res
ignation was unanimously accepted,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05

Maceabee dinner at Red Mems
hall April ls. Everything good to
eat. Are you goingf
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Mayor Of Hartford.

Hartford. Conn. April 4. = William.
+. Henney CRepl was reelected may
or by a majority of more than 1000
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-04-05
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS
Close Contests at Milwaukee, Kansas
City and Elsewhere.
MAYOR ROSE MEETS DEFEAT

Social Democrats Cast Heavy Vote
In the Cream city-Party Lines OBJ
liberated az Many Points-srief Re-
view Of the Issues Before the Voters
and the Results.
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The FRANCE MEDICAL INSTITUTE co. 's s Columbus vi:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-28

Def unoerlige par BOG life ulene,
at ate Oisie 5ing ffuloe tomme net
pp | 0isfe iaa traole 0age. men It
netop bette ifulOe pare Den beoite
5orbereoelfe. Man tom til at Ipere
&c: bbao er oog 6errens 9enfigt
meo oisIe 5ilftittelier? StulOe bi
life fad 9ob til at begbnoe Den
ReiIe, Ri Ida I9nge og ida langielss
fuIot 6aO0e iet ben til? Da tom
Ser ct Oro. iom / langere 3io 6dpoe
5snlpOt for nit more Ore: rs bans
6aano" oct blep 2psningen.
nMine 5dar 6ere min 3git
og ingen ital ripe Dem no at min
6dan0." 0et bleo muligt at Iige,
at man life Oil0e gre an6et ems
6oa0 E a II. Der 6or / oct beje, Oiloe
lace os gre. Def GAP ogIaa SRI
mooigbeo Bag efter. ga De en0nu
pdnifeligere Odse tom, 0els pad
6els efter at Ri Tom til
Tacoma,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-28
10. 5acoma a.


5 0anneoirte bapOe jeg leit, NJ
pr9iten for Den oanIte Menigbeo
baoos forlaot 9peu og 2anoet;
jes opiegte oa Sefretaren for Mlez
nigbeoen for at fad al bioe ON
Preiteboligen fremOeles TOO tom,
od ri 10 mangleoe ct Steo at gaa
ben. Def bar imiolertio allere0e
uolejet, men oct gap NnIeoning til
aoifiaige 8enItaber, iOet jeg itratS
bleo opfororet til at pr9oite for
Gem. Den enc Ssnoag blep III
mango og tatnemligers 5ifbsreyz
treos tunoe man nappe enTte iig.
Der er 10 en- itor oanit 8efolfz
ming I Tacoma, men Der fom iad
mango ANDRE Steoer fit oe COP til
at leos uoen tirtelig getjening eff
Ter padoirtnins. puitor q. Sans
len beIsgte / fin 5io 8pen Os gap
bel Sts6et til at osn nup9renoe
Menigbeo blsO bannst; Der bar
entelte, fom tioligers bapoe Oaret
meolemmer uf Meniabeoer til6ss
renoe oen oanife airte paa andre
Steoer, faa Menisbeosn beiluttsos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-28
Oil pore Qbonnenter.

&9re 9enner. = 9i oit 9erne
paamin0e e0er. iom ftaar til Be
Itance for Blade, ser mootuges fra
0aniI6 9utb. qubl. 6ouie at ri
tr9nger til port 5ilgooe6aoenoe.
Oct ital Oere os en- tor @la0c
at mootage qbonnentspenge for
glaoene, in0en ri bliper npoiagst
til at uoienoe R%egninger. Oct tos
fer os 10 meget at 10 enOe Reg
ninoer paa aqe Sc Smaabele6, ri
bar tilgooe. 9ore @enner fan ipare
os Sen u0gift peo al inOIen0e port
5ilgooe6apenoe, 6oiltet Di Addbsr
&c Fleite er oiQige til, Od oct oti
hi0lpe os oper sen fnappe 5io p1
Ipare % une0oen0ige l10gifter. Weo
6aab ON, at settle life 9lemmes.
men at ri mart mao 6pre fra socr,
tegner ri ps mes Qgtelie pau 0anii6
2ut6. 4ubl. 6ouIss 9e5nc
gauG peterien, 9eitprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-28
IA. a pftrejie II.

Den 10. Dug. rejite jeg fra Ia
coma og 6eIegte Iaa eFterbaanoen
oen f%oreneoe 8irtes M~enigbeoer
portlano, eugene. San 5ranciss
CO Gaiton. Selma. Ree0lep o9
5ernoale og naaeoe tilbage ii
Tacoma sen lite Sept. Sra oen
odnite airfes Menig6eo i Sunction
Gitp, Oregon, 9apoe js9 Snobps
0elie. men ct SoroItreO. Der for
Iinte6e 3oget / 26 5imer binore0e
mig / at tomme Ser. Den oanfte
airtes Menigbe0 / Gnumclap bdpe
De jeg tiOligere beisgt. qi9eleoes
tdpoe jeg aflagt ct 9eIe9 bos Ell
2anosmdno uoe / StoOen ipo for
Tacoma, en- 2~anosmano i oobbelt
5oritano, Der bar pitt at ban bar
funnel itaa enc / omtring 10 4dr
uoen at tdbe enten 5roen, 9aas
let eler 9~arligbsoen til 9erren oQ
bans Higes Sag.
Snotrpttet al min Rejie oeruot
bleo: Der er 5remgang @uoS
aiges 4rbeioe OOer 6els einien, oq
Ser er !6aub ON enonu itsrre 2dno.
pin0inser pau n9iten ale puntter.
Den Oeientligite 9inoring nu ~.
mes at p9re for file @rbejositprte
Der er 9arli9beo til Guos Riges
Sag baaoe bjemme og uoe og maj
er piaig til at bjalpe meo De Mio.
Ter, man er bleben betroet.
Oct bar nu nit Snotrpt % jsl
baaber at oct life er f%orfert. Rej.
ZEN bar mig iaaleoes til megen
Opmuntring og @la0e, og ieg bar
Oct 5aab, at Den for Menigbe-
oernes @eofommenoe beller life
ear uoen Set10nln9 oeo Torg9el
aenoffab til Os Snteresie for Sa-
panmisiionen.
Ser snifer jeg ogiud at ienSe En-
bjertelig 5ilien til aqe praiter ol
Menigbeoer for al ben aerlisbsS
jes bar 9enitano for, mems ie1
aflagoe De fun aft for forte 9e.
iss; jes tinaoer mig at ie paa osa
iom llotrpt at aarlisbeo til oen
Sag, ies %frembolot os repraients.
reoe.
l 5. 51ptnine, Hejfer, 0. |.
Den ste Sept. rejite hi omiioer
meo @ftentoeet fra Tacoma til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-28
glanbeoe Neobelcller.
Y.
II. 5orbereoelfer til
Rejien.

Raar man ital paa en- lang Reiie.
iiltrGnges Der 10 alto en- bel Del
5orbereoelier. vi bleO binOrsoe en-
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