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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
ROBERDA DEFEATED AND
WISE ONES JOLTED HARD

trotted an excellent race and secured the
place In all three heats.
The black gelding. Who Knows. one OF
OF the McCargo string. was picked 10
win the 2:25 pace, and after losing the
first heat TO Frank Balm. one OF Walter
Cox's pupils. he won the next three heats
cleverly. Frank Balm gave him quite an
argument In. the second heat. leading all
the way 10 long distance. where he sent
out hurry call for the ambulance
The bay mare orchid. a member OF
Lou McDonald's stable showed a lot OF
speed at times for Ed Ahern. and by get
ting the place In the last two heats Sc
cured third money.
or course Italia's mile in 2:09A made
her the favorite for the 2:l9 pace. She
had a rather ordinary field of sidewheel-
ers TO beat and made easy work OF win
ming.
Today's car calls for the 2:1O trot the
2:15 pace. the 2:lf trot, the latter being a
$1,000 stake event. and the match race be-
tween Sweet Marie and Wentworth.
My Star. the Glens Falls PAGER which
has won large sums In prizes I'm races
here. at Woodlawn and Island Parks, the
past few days. has been sold by c. j.
Reardon OF Glens Falls 10 j. A. era btree
OF Boston for $1,000. Reardon purchased
the horse last winter for 5000
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS

CROWN--O. II. Fish. Boston: William
Hall, New York J. Mum, Rochester, n.
Y; ]. G. Amerews. F. Peck, New York i:
F. Knowles. Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ers, Newport. r. l.; f II. Meyer, l.. Ruch
and friend. Sam Geoser. New York: w.
Wisbit. H. Williams. Boston; J. Pierce.
c. Aygier, New York; c. Smellenberg,
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Blastkepf. New
York; q. Bautser Boston: G. Bryrs and
wife. Philadelphia; f. Foster. Providence,
r. l.; II. Stephenson, L. j Gordon. f.
n. Cross and wife. New York; A. Kirksby.
New York; II. ]. Johnson. Springfield,
Mass; j. n. Berkman. New York: George
f. Burpham, Mrs. @. f Burnham. Will
limantic: r. c.. Chamberlain, +. u. Gee,
Boston: s. Newburg. New York: II. z.
Strong. Boston: J. III. Tierney, Newport
r. l.; +. B. Deaucley. Newport r. l.;
r. B. Sherburn and wife. Boston: j. f.
Joseph, Il. ID. Bunton, New York; f..
Walt. Moison, Mass. F. r. Swasey.
Springfield. Mass: L. L. Clark, New
Haven: A. NJ. Schappa and wife, Miss
Svhappa, Westfield. Mass. George Unah.
New York; S. w. Bourne, city; Thomas
Thomson, Putnam. Conn; NJ b. Irish.
Narragansett Pier; A. b. Cardona, New
York
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
lest For Counterfeit

At this session Of the central criminal
court there has been an exceptional num-
Der Of charges OF making and uttering
counterfeit coin. AT the conclusion OF
one OF the cases yesterday the foreman
OF the jury asked the authorities II they
would take a suggestion from IL business
men who during the year had TO deal
with considerable sums In silver coin.
There was most simple test for the
detection of base coin. IL was TO sharply
cut the milled edge OF n good coin against
the milled edge OF a suspected coin. II
the suspected coin were a spurious one
the metal would almost Immediately be-
gin TO shave of. II was, he added. a
test that could be carried out anywhere.
on the top OF bus or In shop. and the
public ought TO be acquainted with II.
After making a personal test, the com
mon sergeant said he quite agreed with
the suggestion OF the jury as 10 the use
fulness OF the test. and said II ought to
be made known.--Ex.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21

The Island OF Barbados enjoys a GER
tain Immunity from the visltations OF the
malarial mosquito. In many OF the wa
ters OF this island there flourish I'm great
quantities a tiny Ash known locally by
the name OF millions" and there Is be-
lieved 10 be a connection between the ex-
istence OF this fish and the comparative
non-existence Of the malarial mosquito.
Some Interesting experiments are now
being tried In the West Indies with n
view TO determine 20 what extent one
fact bears upon the other. and 10 see
whether the benefcent little FISH can be
Induced 10 flourish I'm the water OF places
where tho mosquito ravages are more se-
verely felt IL is said that the tiny fish
has an appetite quite out OF proportion
90 its diyninutive size. and that Il feeds
10 large extent on the larvae OF the
mosquito. The troublesome insect Is I'm
consequence practically exterminated I'm
the area In which millions" flourish, and
here also, for TIE well-known reason,
malarial fever is practically non-exist-
ent-Exchange.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
IDENTIFIED THE
SUICIDE AS HIS
BROTHER DAVID

Edward Rintels OF the Walker Rintels
Drug Company OF Boston. late yesterday
who had committed suiodelat the Mar
ragansett Hotel as that OF his brother,
David Wallace Rintels OF New York.
In an interview Edward Rintels said:
IT am at loss TO ASSN any cause for
his act had seen no indications OF
dependency His domestic relations were
exceptionally pleasant. He had Iowa
BILE wife and two beautiful children. a
son and daughter. everything TO live
for and nothing whatever 10 cause him
10 put an end 10 his life
David Wallace Rintels registered at the
hotel Thursday evening as + w. Munson
OF Boston. He had not been seen since II
o'clock that night until found dead from
asphyxiation yesterday afternoon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
It's Not Stupid

Instead OF being a stupid bird the os-
trich is one OF the wisest and most wary.
About the dwellings OF white settlers.
who have neither the time nor the In.
clination TO disturb him. he becomes so
tame that he unconcernedly mingles with
the poultry and milk cows as II he, too.
were domesticated. lie is always fearful
OF men on horseback. but Is not at all dis
turbed by the approach OF people on foot
unless they are followed by dogs. These
he greatly fears. On the plains he often
associates with the deer or the guanaco.
and an alarm OF any kind will send them
rushing away together.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
STATIONARY ENGINEERS
TO Be ENTERTAINED

Members Of Stationary Engineer asso-
Citations from all over the New England
states and New York to the number of
eO0 will be the guests of the Pawtucket
association tomorrow.
The program arranged by the commit
tee assisting President William r. Nc
Auley OF the Pawtucket association in
cludes a clambake and sports at Palace
Gardens.
When the delegations from Boston and
New York arrive at the Union station,
In this city, they will be escorted to the
Narragansett hotel TO meet the national
officers and officers OF the Pawtucket as
ISOLATION. The reception will last until
10 o'clock, and then the entire party will
embark on special cars for Palace Car
dens.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
HOW MUNR0E
WENT OUT

Tim McGrath. who has trained many
fighters. including Jack Munroe, was re-
Gently telling some friends I'm San Fran
cisco that he has his eye on a new heavy
weight. when he was interrupted with the
remark. What another Jack Munroe?"
What was the matter with Munroe?"
rejoined Tim. pretending his felings were
hurt Wasn't he a good man?"
Suppose he made a good fight with
Jeffries?" observed one sport taking Tim
seriously.
Now. will tell you something about
that fight" continued McGrath. with a
faint semblance OF a smile stealing over
his face. that perhaps you don't know.
That was a fiuke punch that licked Nun
roe. Yes. sir--a lucky punch. Some one
blew a dinner horn at the ring-side just
as Jack was getting ready TO fight, he
recognized the familiar sound, and as he
turned TO look in the direction from which
1t came Jeff banged him on the jaw. Now,
wasn't that a lucky VIM"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
LOWELL UNDER
NEW MANAGER

The Lowell franchise I'm the New Eng
land league was purchased late yesterday
afternoon by Second Baseman Alexander
Winn. The local association failed to
subscribe $500 as a guarntee OF good
faith. and the special committee. COM
posed of President T. II. Murnane.
Messrs. Leonard OF Lynn and Rolley OF
Lawrence. decided TO turn the team over
TO Winn, who has wanted 1t for some
time.
The new owner reported that Witherup
of the Boston Nationals mas been signed;
also another pitcher and Burns, an in
fielder, from Indianapolis.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
Among Royalty

King Edward has nine motor cars. The
king does not need TO have his cars num-
bered and does not use a driving license.
Since his marriage the German crown
prince has turned over a new leaf and
Is settling down strenuously. He Is full
OF plans for developing his princely es-
tate at Oels and has promised TO dou-
ble the salaries OF his employees II they
produce the best wheat and rye In Silesia.
The queen Of the Hellenes probably dis
perses moro Of what may be described
"a official kisses than any one earth.
Every LADY presented TO her with whom
she Is on intimate terms she kisses on
the cheek. Others who have not the honor
of knowing her well she kisses on the
forehead
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
BOY At PLAY HAS HIS
SHOULDER DISL0CATED

Israel Torghan, years old, late yester-
day afternoon followed a hoop he was
rolling between the wheels OF moving
express wagon on Printery street, and
was run over and his right shoulder dis
located. He was attended by DR.. NJ. s.
Budong and sent TO the Rhode Island
Hospital He is the son of Nathan
Torghan of l02 Randall street, and the
rig by which he was injured was in charge
OF Harry Carpenter OF Sherman street.
Pawtucket, and the property OF the Per-
ry Express Company OF that city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
PROVIDENCE Line
New York, the South and West
steamers PROVIDENCE (New) and
PILGRIM I'm commission.

FROM PRovIDENCE-stc leave
Fox Point Wharf every day In the week
except Saturdays at 7:45 p. m, due New
York 700 n. m. Providence Line steamer
touches at Newport Sundays enroute TO
New York. leaving there al 1000 p. m.
FROM NEW YORK-Steamers leave
Pier Is, North River. foot OF Murray
street. weekdays only at 600 p. m, due
Providence 500 a. m.
offlce OF r. G.. Windsor. Ticket Agent.
corner weybosset and Custom House
streets. or on steamer after 500 p. m.
O. H TAYLOR. GenI Passr Agt. N Y.
II. o. NICKERSON. Supt.. New York.
G. e. WOODWARD. Agt.. Fox Point WIFI.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
new ENlAND S0ClETYS
FIGHT TAKEN TO COURT

New York, July 2i.-The New England
society figured in a court action before
the supreme court yesterday brought 10
determine who ares the legal officers and
directors OF the organization.
Justice Mclean reserved decision. Two
tickets were up at the annual election
held on Dec. S last. The members ticket
was headed by Morris X. Jesup and the
regular ticket by Austin b Fletcher.
The Fletcher ticket was declared elect
ed and II is now being contested in the
courts. 1t was brought out that most OF
the votes for the members tickets were
proxies. The president ruled that only
votes OF members presnt could be taken
and in pursuance of this ruling declared
the regular ticket elected.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21

The harness horses brought out an
other good-sized crowd at Island Park
yesterday afternoon. There were four
events on the card. three OF which went
10 the favorites. The racing was only
fair. all OF the events with the excep-
tion OF the 2:l2 trot, being won In
straight heats.
The feature OF the days sport was the
defeat OF Roberta, a red-hot favorite for
the 2:l2 trot. by Chester W. Lasell's geld
ing. FL Milagro.
The final heat was a repetition OF the
preceding ones. El Milangro winning as
he pleased. In this heat Alberta trotted
very fast. for a piece up the back stretch
He had moved up into second place ana
appeared TO be all right. when suddenly
he commenced to fall back. and Lester
Dore tok him 10 the outside OF the track
and stopped him. He was much DIS.
tressed and bled at the nose. Just what
the trouble was is not known. but II Is
thought he will come out all right.
The 2:l7 trot was practically conceded
TO Vance Nuckols' gelding Jack Wilkes,
who was better than 2l0 trotter last
year and is heavily staked down the
big line. 1t was simply jog for the
son OF Guy Wilkes 10 beat his field. La
sells gelding, Composer, by Rubinsten'
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21

FINAL BOUT Is ROUNDS mt 142 lbs.
Peter sullivan, the Pride OF Fall River,
VS.. Eddie Chambers, Light ana Wei
terweight Champion OF Middle West.
Semi-hnal. 10 rounds at 1876 lbs
Jack Murphy OF Mt. Pleasant. VS.. Joe
McClarity of Cambridge.
Preliminary, rounds at $50 lbs
Frank Mantell of Pawtucket, VS.. Jack
winters Of Providence.
Ringside seats s2.5O; Reserved seats
$500: admission sl0O. Tickets on saIe
az East Side Hotel, Pawtucket. Special
cars leave Market square 1880 and
n.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21

Nearly 500 men fall out from the ranks
Of the British army every year owing 10
weak hearts and other defects brought
about by the illogical system OF physical
training in the army said Sir Frederick
Trevers at Sherbourne the other day
This system, according to the London
Mall, Is now under review.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
5il @ben=G3ers Yenner.

Oct er blenen ngbpenoiet at pp.
fgre en- gpgning paa Sanitorie-
2anbet, oa @%jenoDmmen, ni bibtil
bar beboet, er iol9t. Desuoen BIZ
Der bet ~ngouenbist at anlfaffe en-
Del 9elte til, oa uor 6usplaos Ell
albeleS utilitr9tfeli9.
Der er MI 8 Batienter, og 2 benz
tes be fgrite 3a9e. De tommer
bib fra oiot f%orifellise G9ne:
1(Baft 8 Mgller)fra 9enper. 6 olo.
/ fra WabiiDn, isis.
l fra &enpiba, isis.
/ fra Sconto, isis.
2 fra Moprbeab, ia.
/ fra 8enmare, 81. Dat.
1 fra Santa Sc, Nen Werico Ger
! 80 bjembgrenbe | Rebralta.)
l fra Weft NeptOn, WnSi.
l fra &nltin, Nebr.
l fra 81 8asio, 9eras Ger bjembp-
renbe 0ebr.)
@nbnibere bar ppr l6uSl9ge, Or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09

6oons, beiluttet zig til at flute meb
os no pan 9anoet. 6an oil unoers
talte zig Ell sur, Do ban tr9n9er
BERTH % mener, at Dos os ct bet
iaa goot lom noget Steos. 9ette
er en- flor 5Oroel for os % bore
8atienter, lom paa ben 0faaoe faar
ita0i9t 9egetilipn. Si oil Daloa
ugoi9 unouere Dor oenlige 8uftDr.
0an tette Ell lib paa at rejie bort.
Wten bet freezer alt lammen
8laos. 8i beber berfpr boer al
pore 8enner, lOm leler bette og
enbnn life bar betalt, boao De 10
oeoe at ltgtte @ernin9en blanot De
lp9e meo: @r bet mnIigt or
Gem ct betale / 9pbet al
nogle Il 9er, iaa 9gr bet, tbi
oi trenger baarot til Hen9e.
ga, ri beoer enboer, lum bar Wteoz
fulelie meo menneiteli9 0pb %
2ioelie, 9gr fUr Us, buao De tan,
for at lette Nrbejbets 9proe.
8i er t%atnemmelige for bper @ape
= itor eaer lille. Senb Den til
nGben=@5er4, eler beaere til DIR.
$. Is. sjelb9aarO, $50 @larf ST..
9enoer, 6olO. Op9iu 0eres fuloe
Goresie, o9 De oil faa y5gbe" frit
tillenot for ct War.
Oleo 9erli9beoens l0ilieu.
@6ers ben9ipne
!. 90 aoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
Bort Sbeal.
(Slutnins,)

Oct bar ON ben triftelige Hes
Iisions Tolerance og SntOlerdnee,
bi lopeos at itripe liot oenne Song
til Stunning. ,s
Ser fommer Di fad til at uotdle
os ON, bpao hi esentIis bar iistsi
ben imoo I be tioIisere fmaa Gfs
banoIinser ON bort SoeaI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
WisliOnsbennen.
2(f prof. .. 6. @arnect,
%operfat df
gaIt. 6. Is. &Iotb.

9ermeo ct hi allereoe TONNE til
9eiborelien at oct anoet t0obeos
.ipgrgsmaol: 6poo ital pare Nlisz
iionsbpnnens Snobol0: SITTER q.
@auli Qnoisning: rs ale Ting IA.
Der @oers 8egaringer fremfsres for
Guo / 9aataI0elfe % gen meo 3at-
iiselier', moa olt, ION Doloer Sor9
eler giber 4~nleonin9 til 3atIi9elFe
/ Wlisiionen in0befattes / 9snnen.
4Ren Der gibes pisfe 6opeogenitanz
De, Der iaa at ii9e banner De itore
granddaughter / gsnnen for Wliss
iionen. 8eriom ct 8eferat ober Wiss
i%.onsbsnnen life ifal lobe I'D / en0se
lss aaiuiitif. iaa maa ben inos
itrente zig til oisie. Qejen oiienos,
6ooeogenitanoe. vi fnoe Reoe paa.
Ibpilte Oisie er, bos 5eius ariitps,
Der gap Observation-Disclosures og bos
qaulus Den tppiite M%isIioner FOR
ale 1i0er. 0et er Den be0ite Stole
Tor 9snnens 9ip o~mbpqqelig at
tuoere sSefu % gauli gennelio.
6por mango eniomme Timer %
Rrtter bar lite Seius tilbragt /
Bon til i'm bimmelife 5aoer, % al
5io fan ri at Sommenbpngen ans,
bpao ban i9rlio bar beoet ON. Spc=
eiel for Wisfionn CT Sefu 9en for
4poitelpalget, bans Dpperitepr9itez
liae gsn % gennsn i @et6iemane
lar TOR 8etnonino. Sterre er To-
t9tiet, iom Qauli grepe giber os,
Ii bbilte hi finoer en- Mangfoloig6eo
Iaf 4nbisninger til gsn % 6or6ens
ner. Der omtrent u1e er fuloe al
Observation-Disclosures. 0fte uofDfs
ber 4pOitlenes @erninger De opos
@Ttoliife greoe.
Gaapiot iea Ter, er Der fem So
eeoaenitonoe. / bbilte Snoboloet at
glisfionsbsnnen laoer fig ino6efats
te: Observation-Disclosures, De 6eos
ningstriitne. De Misfonsomraaoers
ne beberiien6e 2Drig6eoer, Nis=
%Iionens Mooitanoers og 5offieels
fen.
u 5pao Observation-Disclosures an
gaar, iaa bsrere til oisie os sgsnt,
lige MisiionGrer, De inofs6ts Me6s
bjGlpere. Wisfionens 9e6ere % oe
ariitns biemme, fom bore Niss
fionsarbejoet. Den Dem a1e peos
rsrenoe 8sn er en- oobbelt: 8ennen
ON Qrbeibere % Den seentlige Jors
6sn for 4~rbeioerns. s bsgge Sen
ieenoe er oenns 8en 6o~beobsnnsn
for Wisiionen. Acknowledgements
let er Mislionsns 9ibsipsrgsmoal.
qf QrbejOerns. Tom er. bbo6 oeres
Nubn tiger; at MifiOnsfurotierers
ne, Tom leeemIiggsr fis | Miss
~fionen; at lebenoe M~enneifer. fra
bpilfe Der uosaar aiO, foroi De bar
oiDet / fig felb; at De for Miss
fionsarbejOet besabe6e og OeluOrus
fieos a@ibnsr; at oisie leDenoe per
|Tonlisbeoer ufbonser fornemmelis
Misfpnens 5remgans os Belize
nelfe.r
Al @i funne life f~rembrinse Oisie
Mano og abinoer, @uo mao gibe
os Dem. Derfor bar Seius ielD bss
oct, for ban uoboIste fine apOftIs.
og befalet fine Disciple: 8eoer 5ss
items .6errs at ban uoienbe 4rbejs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
Sra Batter Sorf.

Den tilipnelaoenoe f%rimo0igbeo
bpormeo man / n9aniferen" / TIA
dig traftigere % traftigere uotr1t
after nGrmere fortlaring at mig bar
f%orbabiet mig no9et. Selpfelgelig
pe6 ieg bpao jeg iigter til; De Der
ipprger mda ogiad pioe bet eacrs
er oeres b%utommelie meget ipGtfeI;
oa ieg imiolertio life sniter OF
TONNE perioner til fins, fun ben
noget letiinoige brug man unoertts
Sen bar gjort at standardization
bar jee life / itnoe at nabne napne
oHentlig. 6bis butommelien itaoig
ifuloe iDigte Dem Der Iperger er ie9
bis paa at en- Def at De alore lag
folt bar en- beore bufOmmelie ligez
iom ieg ogfaa er reOe til priodt at
qibe napne til Iaaoanne Der ifel5e
oeres fitting / iamfunoet mener Ut
funne gere trdn oerpda o9 iom itti
hIot iperger at nDfigenbeo.
81 = Z TNnr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09

Bet %forbaOier aItiaa Bait. 0orf.
at Ri after 8eOeqsrelIe - eaer Ill
~fiodelie uf. at ban bar itrepet ubeoec-
haftigt. 6an bar beitplOt belle Dor
&irteaToeling for rletiinoig 8rug a.
Oroinationsretten" ia for iuu ubert
lstFinoig grue al ben, at pOen 0m=
Ft~9noigbeo, at en- Mano life funOe
nptdees / Den odnife 9irte, bar
tilitrGtfelig til at itafe BAN Or
oination / Den foreneoe 9irte". D..
~forbdbfer oerimoo os / bej 9rdo.
at 9df. 9orf tunoe uoIpnge en-
faa eraberenoe 9eifnloning imoo ns
for SHentligbeoen uoen at tGnfe pao
at reoegere for % benife Den oper=
for famine Yu6lifum. gr ban MI
iaa Bm oner perfoner, bborfor bar
ban Iaa life oprinoelig liee fad gn
opsrFor Den foreneOe &irte2 Diem
itadenoe er ingen Reoeggrelie. Boo
6utommelie angadenoe bore egne
Eager ter nof agtes liee iaa geo
iOm puit. Doris. 6ons 8emert=
ningsr looer 10 osiau ane, at ban
Ftstter fie til anoenbaonOs aenO~
fab.
Msn bDorfor life iise Oct meo oct
iamme og faa @noe pad Den Gag:
Den foreneoe Dan. ep.zlut6. &irte
/ 4m." bar abfolut life oroinerst
noaen Wdno, Der bar n9gtet Sp~
taeelIe / Den oanife airfe, emo f9e
at Iaaoan N9gtelfe ffuloe pare taget
Tom tilifr9ftelig @runo for bans
Ordination bos os, foa Der er life
Spor at Sanobeo / pot. Doris
Sninuotion imoo Den foreneoe bans
lie 8irfe. Der fan life engang
p9re bet. !6pao poit. Dorf faa fig
ter til, ia Oct friper ban 10, at ban
peo; men Ri beo oct life, 6a Der, fom
fdsi. life finoes noset | ben Retning
at fste til / Den foreneoe oanfte
Girfes 5iftorie.
He0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09

oere / lin 6sIt. 9erfor BAD apoits
lene. oa De fupIereoe 5olpto1et:
.8u 6srre, fom TENDER alIss 6jerz
ter, 9ip tiltenos, bpilten al oisie
10 on bar uooalet!" 8erfor bar
zen ontioteniite Wenigbe6 beoet Den
6e1iqaan0 ON at non9lQe De rette
at BAN beitemte W9n0 for ben
forIte, epoteagren0e WisiionsreIie.
6erDeo er a1ereoe antboet, al 0ennG
Ben life Blot ital tage oenipn til
WisIionprernes Qntal. Roturlig=
pis letter 5eiu 8ldge. n~9trbeioerne
ere faa." Misfonsbennen / 5ors
6olo til 2frbejoernes 9ntal. At bette
moatte itad / rette 5orbolb til so.
items Storrelfe. t6bor oette life
er SilfHloet, er ri ielofsl9eli1 be-
rettiqeoe iaabel Tom forpIiatiaeoe
til at beoe ON flere 2(rbeioere. Men
oeriom. iom set ofte Ter. Der tun
blioer beoet ON 5oreaelie at Wli5s
Iionarernes 2(ntal, Iom ON oct uoes
ldfienoe tom an paa WGn96tn; ia.
6eriom maaite e%noogiaa 5orsgelfen
beitemmes til ct biit initial fsr en-
ois 9io er uolsben. iad er bette
at reane mefaniit, bporpeo nan
qlemmer, at oct life tommer en-
ooa .abontiteten men pod apaIiis=
ten. Oct er ianot, Der qipes Miss
iionsielter, 6bor Ri bebsper mango
WisiionGrsr. men bbao Der or
npopenoiQere, % oct ober ali. oct er
mere peo o%dnoeliae Specification 90
oioenifabelig 0pqtigbeo uomarte6e,
oeres bsje aolo fulOt 10 potsne
9}isfonGrer, blanot oisie pgfau
Ioaoonne, Tom / geaaDelie TT ct
0obeo 6eiere emo @enneminitspere
ionalet. qerionli9beber. iom er /
Stono til al leoe.
Ule6 Wisiionens 5remitri0t pot
Ter here's Opgooer. M%ieni9beosz og
firtelia Organization. llOoannels
len at en- in0fsot Q0rer'tano,
5rembringelien at en- goo national
g%iteratur, for fun al nRnne
oisie ire - trrber oefaa teolo9ii
0anneoe W9no. Petop o9iaa bette
nioa pare i1rli9 Genitano for bore
9snner. gi mangltr fiere 9eologsr
/ Misiionstjeneiten; men ogiaa for
oeres 9eOtommenoe iommer bet an
paa .9paliteten". Oct mad bpre
seologer, iom meO peter Defender.
,@i BABE troet % ertenoi. at on er
ariitus, Den lepenoe SUBS Ssn."
"a: .6erre, on beo ale Ting, on
peo, jeg eIifer Big" Oct maa p9re
3eoloaer meo en- life blot Operfla-
Gift men srunoig DioenitdbeIia 10
nannelie, fremfor aft roof9Iteoe gi
belteologer, iom tr9oer ino / Ills
fonstjeneiten for at blipe | Den.
Gftsriom MisiiOnen uOOioer fig,
90 aroDsi poa Opordeelie at
arifine Weni9beoer | 6eoninseIans
oens til Selpitanoisbeo biiOer itsrre
og olDorlieere, bliper enoDiore 9en
men ON inofsote arbejoere at fiji
eenoe 9etboning, os oct ON idds
CANINE, fom bar ~perfonIie 3ro, dons
oelig Grforine, Tom er srunofoiteos
/ GrtenoeIien at oe aIarbeben ober
ben triifelige 5ross oe S9oelGr..
er | Stdno til at p1re Q9rere %
6Droer for beres aanosm1no. ON
QsoDen6igbeoen at en- inofsbi aes
rernano tales Der 10 for 5i6en me-
get, ligeiom Der bliOer siort mss.t
for at uooanne ben. Men ies frpss
ter, Der beoes for liot for Den, nabns
fla for oens relieisie os fGoelige
9palitet. pouli afffeostdle til De
eloite I Gfefus. Gormoningerne
euer 4nbtsnins.rne, fOm ban eiper
9imoteus os 9itus Os gororinsers
ne, fom ban | pcftoroIbreDene fttls
Ter, ndpnlig til ben etiffs geftdHens
beo og 2oreopstiebeo bos De apos
~ftoliife giifopper, siper gsnnen ON