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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-03

DETROIT, Sept. 3.-Federated
labor and the advantages that are
derived therefrom are fast growing
in favor among working women of
this city, as is shown by the rapid
ly increasing number of women's
labor unions. Prominent amCng
those who are taking an active
part in this work IS Miss Kate
Ryrie.
Miss Ryrie is president ". Gar
ments Workers uniur No. "a. Sic
Is employed as an dc.'Ne garment
worker and devotes hcr leisure
time to the promotlor of union in
terests.
The garment wo~kcr3' union Is
the largest in the United States
which is composed chiefly vt wom-
en-" said Miss Ryrie The asso-
citation was organized ovc: %
years ago. the Detroit local was
organized Is years ago with about
so members. and now we hd %
over 100 in the city. | have bee (,
president for the past year and Il III
much pleasure In the work.
What do | think is the greatest
benefit Is gives us? Well, to begin
with, 1t gives us more advantages
We are able to make better wages
and are not forced to work loug
hours, or in being put out for
cheaper labor.
Another great benefit Is the i'm.
proved conditions under which a
work by reason OF the union. We
insist that the AnitaxT conditions
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their party stands for.
"The truth is the trade union
congress appointed a committee
and called it the labor representa-
tive committee the duty of which
was to try to secure the election of
labor men to parliament, regard
less of party, and wherever that
could not be done, to secure the de-
feat Of those who stood hostile to
labor interests of Great Britain. AS
matter of fact, in many districts
where the members Of the Liberal
party were returned, they were re-
turned only because of the support
which they received from the labor
men, and vice versa"
Trade unions don't propose to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-03
FIGHTING GAME
IN GENERAL

1t is understood that Louie Long
has refused the offer of the Ever
EFT, Wash, club to match him and
Kid Scaler. This has made Scaler
madder'n wet hen and he's out
throwing challenges in all direc-
tions. The Kid wants a fight badly
and he's spelling for little of the
mixing stuff in the ring. But it
seems that since his return from
the east some of the good little
western boys don't want any more
or his game. Billy Roche is re-
sponsible for this by making over
lures for Scaler and Hyland at
Los Angeles.
Tex Richard is going to break in
to the fighting game in California.
He says he will put up purse of
$4,000 for go between Jimmy
Britt and Terry McGovern in Cali
fornia on a basis of 65-35 per cent
division. He says Goldfeld would
not stand another fight so soon.
Eddie Graney of San Francisco
denies that he ever offered purse
or $4,000, or any other purse, for
meeting between Jack O'Brien
and Sam Berger, and labels the
whole thing as yarn got up by
the press agents of the fighters.
Graney says that the O'Brien- Ber-
ger card is not nearly so good as
the Goldfield fight, and he couldn't
offer $4,000 for that.
1t Is reported from England that
Jack OBrien has signed to fight
with George Hackenschmidt, the
Russian wrestler, in October, for
a purse of 100000 The wrestler,
1t is stated, has been taking in
structions In boxing for the past
two years from Gunner Moir and
has become quite proficient in the
ring. The mill, If it takes place,
will be early in October as O'Brien
Is to meet Squires in Australia in
November.
INK Russell of Philadelphia has
been matched to meet Aurelio Her
rera in Indianapolis tonight in a
ten round bout to be pulled off at
the baseball grounds. The weight
is to be 1873 pounds at 3 O'Clock
and so per cent of the gross re-
ceiots will be cut GO and 40 per
cent Herrera will get another
beating II he doesn't get busy.
Teddy Murphy, the hoy manager"
Is now steering the Mexican's for
tunes.
How does this match look? The
winner of the Sullivan-Dougherty
fight at Butte, Mont. today, as the
opponent of Dick Fitzpatrick in
this city during the fair. Arrange
ments for such battle are going
ahead as the question of a hall of
suitable size has been settled salts
factorily.
Honey Melody and Joe Thomas.
the Californian. box tonight at
Chelsea, Mass. Thomas Is said to
ne as good as an even money
chance.
81 have thought OF the coming
match between myself and Jack
Dougherty from every angle" said
Mike (Twin) Sullivan this morning
and to save my life can't see
where there is chance for me to
lose"
The above is what Mike the Twin
Ehinks of his chances today against
Jack Dougherty. Dougherty Is the
nan club here was trying to
match with Dick Fitzpatrick.
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world over"
President Gompers says it is a
mistake to suppose that there is a
labor party in Great Britain. The
recent Strengthening of the labor
group in parliament was accom-
plished, he says, by concerted and
Independent action on the part of
union labor voters. President Com
pers said:
There is no worse party-ridden
people in the whole world than are
the people of the United States, :"
said Mr., GOmpers, 1T is nothing
but party, party-yOur party and
my party. 1t is the abomination
of American politics. Men vote
for their party regardless of what
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-03

will not be difficult to find.
The masses of our state and
country are justly disconnected
with political and industrial condi-
tons. Their demands for their in
herent rights and for justice are
becoming so insistent that these
things cannot much longer be de-
MED them.
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EARN A GOOD SALARY TElE-
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DYING ANp ULEAMxMO WoIxa
Partisan Dysins = Cleanins Works
and Dress Pleating Factory, L. A.
Leahmann. proprietor, has moved to
sos First avenue. near Howard,
Phone 2137. No solicitors.
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FIRST TELEGRAPH SCHOOL IN
SPOKANE A SUCCESS.

Students are being graduated
and placed in positions and the
school Is rapidly filling up. ace
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Nice corner lot and Inside lot on
Eleventh avenue, Cannon Hin.
$1050 for both, or will sell sepa-
rately. One-fourth cash. Gray q
McCune Co., First and Wall streets.
Phone 320. sss
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PLUM Sing.

Sarginson Plumbing Co., Tel. IA.
222 Bernard. between Main and
Front. zee
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Ladies' play billiards ana poet
1very Say and evening At Pnstee
billiard parlor. go
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SUITS MADE TO ORDER by A.
Blusson at No. Lincoln.
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be labor. The trade unionist who
places his cause above mere party
politics has already enjoyed
glimpse of the light which will
lead us out of industrial bondage.
The time for the boycott and the
bludgeon have passed. The time
for the ballot has arrived. We have
only to look to New Zealand, where
pauperism has been wiped out Of
existence by labor influence in poll
tics, to see what can be accom-
plished In this country.
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standard Fuel q Ice Co, DAo1
Front. Tel. ses. Carbonate, Rock
Springs and Summit coal. Martin
Dolsn. manager.
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EECozD HAND ao0Da
Highest price paid for second hand
furniture Tel n. sos. 2lA River.
side. 8o-S
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-03
CAST or GOTHIC.

Positively highest prices paid fos
cost off clothing. N22a stevsnA n
I'LL.
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Continued on page A.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
Den gu(e 5are.
Gn banif Manbs 11btalelier.

Ger er / 6isie Gage paa oonIf 1or:
lag uofommet en- meget intereslon1
8og> iom inotager en- imuf Hlaos
ben 2iteratur, lom %affg6tes al Der
r~llsfiif.iapmeiiife &rig. Oct e,
&c ro NortMr
t thurs BeIeiring" itrepe1
af ben baniffe6te 2o6Sfaptein / rus.
fit Gieneite / Yort Mrtbur &gnberg,
asliiteret at Sournaliit, @an6. mag,
Soecf. 8ogen u6marfer fig maaffe
life iuit be0 lin %oberorebent itore Sag.
tunoifab - Der er bperfen mango
Sal eller mango militer=tefniife 10
trpf - men beb GortGllerens $40 %
sen Gbiettipitet, bporme6 ban beret.
ter, bpao ban p%erionlig bar Jet oq
gprt / Sort 4rtburs f%orfer6eltge
Sommer 1904 oe i alt bpienIigt IN
Sen for $i6srummet 81. Mpril %
II. Nopember.
@r. Npnberg Dor / lin @tilltnq
iom 2ubsfaptein, 90 oct fsr1te Mngref
fonbt Gte6 Hatten n1eIlem Sen s. oq
8. Sebruar. @an maatte berefte,
bringe en- Gel @an6elsbampere / Sit.
terbe0 til nel1trale 9apne, inale0es al
BON fgrlt ienere blep fnDttet nermer.
til JGitningen % bens 6oripar.
5prlig bleD ban til fi6lt l1opalg1
iii at gipre Be natlige BIofaoebrl1l
gjennem De japaneiiife 2inier 70,
g;ennem Sc no og inoimuglebe Sc
pecber at bringe Ben inbeilutteot
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
UdEOHn1nen e,.:
Jesus MeSSiaS
UdEO3n1nen. er:
Arne arborg

, @OM bckjendt har Garborgs Tanker
" altid syslet med religiGse Spprgs
f! ny mail. Oprindelig var han err For
~ kjamper for Orthodo1ien. men blew
smart den frie Tankes ivrige Talsmand,
, like saaledes at han kastede Troen paa
! Gud o~verbord, men han for1angte friere
: Former for Troen og C~udsforho1det.
! Dette omner tilorde i denne Bog mere
J k1art end / nogen af dem, han har udgivet
J tidligere. Han behandler her Jesu Hi
:, storie efter Diet nye T~estamente. men har
} Sagn Og senere T~ildigtning, og af det der
} b1iver tilhage spger han sna at wise, hvem
! og hvad Jesus var. bet Resultat han
) kommer til we'd denne Forskning, fa1der
! like absolut sammen med den alminde-
: lige t~heologiske Lnre. Oct ~gud-menne-
, skelige hos Fre1seren, Forsoningsl@ren
! og M1raklerne trocr FOrfatteren efter
} hvad hans Gransken af Testanentet har
: 1art ham at kunne Sc bort fra. Hvad der
: oliver tilbage er, som der STAIR ct Sted /
7 Bogen, like "Leren ON Jesus, men
} "Jesu LHre".
7 Betegnende err Diet, at Forfatteten i FOR
7 ordet siger: "Maaske kan jeg paa den
( Made forarge en- og andcn saa vidt, at
{ han tog fat paa at l9se Bibelen. Det
{ kunde han have godt af. For man kan
{ sige hvad MAJ vii: vi er endnu like fer
{ dige med Bibelen."
{ Bogen er skrevet a anorskLandsmaa1,
) men Sproget err ypperligt.
} 152 slider. IS Cents.
( Portofrit tilsendt we'd Modtage1sen af
{ Be19bet.
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.(Gortfat fra SIDE ~

l0orIlQf ira S1Oe ~
begDnote me6 NoropoIen, % enote
~ ia, leg buffer lite rigtigt btor, ~
men fgrit bena0 Worgen en0te Ser
pellpffe6e Set.
NR1te Sag bar ri allie i1obu6te til
Sen anoen al uNor0lpiets" lpffeligt
@iere ! Seaport, 81. S. @eiret po1
ltraalenoe, &umgret itraalen6e, - al.
ting itraaleoe omfap. Set par affu-
rat lom gammel, banif Sommerierie:
giGltfribe6 ! en- flor, relbapenoe BrG:
%ltegaar6. Sen omiorgsful6e Bart gil
omfring og pleieoe % iaa goot ion
nogen Doftor fine Battenter. ser
bar Der life en- lille @ubD, men Ell
bel &rans at itore og imaa> iaa &u.
tets iDmpatbetiife Srue til Etoer min
beoe ON en- mo6erlig &pne, Ser iumler
fine &pllinger UNDER 8ingen. So %
leg bentmo6 Mften ubemerfet foa,
bbor fjarligt 6orel6rene tog Mflfeo
me6 6eres to el6ite Drenge, ser full
be tilbage til 6eres Boarding
School, forito6 leg fer1t rigtigt, bDil-
fet lpffeligt Sjen> oct bar, ri bar
6umpet ne6 /.
Sg igjen bleD Ser Ifaalet og bragt
Sat og taffet og u6bragt @faaler, til
ri en6eligt maotte afite6 til Soget>-
mes 8ebi01tbeoen ON at bape ttlbragt
to pelanben6te, glade Gage. Sg bba6
timber, - ri bab6e 10 olle reret mes
til at lpin6e en- at Sc Sraa6e, oer
fnptter % Danife / Mmertfa iammen.
Crit 9anc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
Snld0gkomIpel'
@rBnlan6ife Dneller.

&nl16 &asmuslen, MDlius gricb.
lens2eolager paa ben ltternre@rpa,
lambs -@fspebitipr1" bar nDltg n6gi
bet Ell ret i~nteresiant Bog ON glfi
moer11e % oeres 2tp. 5prlig fort9l:
Ter ban ON Sc DeOenlfe @lfimoer, bpiS
&l1ltl,r, ON man fan tale ON en- iaa.
Ban, er laa blot forifiellig fra o.
friitne @rpnlGnoeres. Com &egel
antages Set, at @ifimoerne er en- fred
iommelig &ace, men al &aSmusienS
8og fremgaar set, at Der oglaa fore.
fonmer frpgtelig lt6ilag al @rulom:
beb og &aabe6 blar:ot bem.
Sen Maa6e bporpaa 6e u0f9npe1
0eres D1teller, bibner laaIe6es ON ol1
onoet ems ct bli6t Maturel. @anlfe
pilt begpn6er sen me6 Gang, ioet ser
alminoelige Mfgierelle al perionlige
MellempGren6er FER te0 Smg6ebi=
fer. Men l16gangen er alt an6et enc
ifip11. Naar to 0en6 bar TONNE !
Gjen6fab mes binan6en, bar Set Sc,
res 6orm for en- 9uel. Man iammen.
foI0te ollie GIu6iens Nofsne / ct 1tort
&us, og / Merberelie al ollie Dem,
bbis Mening man reipeftereoe, lpgte
man laa / Gang at blotte ollie lin
Mooltan6ers prnme Sumter.
Sen 6ornermeoe bar ielpfplgelia
alti6 lt6eiferen, og ban par Sen fgr'
lte, ser babbe Or6et. Sn6en bun iana
fin MobItan6er paa, BANDIT ban bam
fprlbarligt me0 lnGren6e 8aano til
@usltolpen, og Ser maatte ban lao
1taa bele Mftenen igiennem> priSgiDen
Gangerens og Eil1fuerens &aan.
Sans MobIton6er bab6e Sob til at be,
nptte fig al olle tenfelige Nioler for
at opbioie ban; ban baboe Sou til
at ipptte bam / @niigtet, at fDloe
bans M1116 me6 lbe6ne @pgfltDffer.
ioa Fan life fun6e faa &eiret, % I'M
ser u6ilpngelien at fine tnrlte
Sfel6sor0 fful6e fan ipringe tno pao
bam og meb fin Bon6e i1aa bam Ell
frpgtelig n@falle" ,bbor ianiigtet bor
ban6e 2pit. 9isie @faller %itanoleoe&
life, fgr Mo6itanberens Mnitgt ba1
blepet iaa opbobnet> at "@inoerne
cir 1ommen me6 @an6en og luffe6e
Sjnene".
timber alt bette mootte Den Sag:
bunone life me6 ct Sr6 eller ,1oger
Mine labe Jig merfe me6, at 5ange:
rens &aan 'ror Misbanblingel
gjor6e fierne1te Snotrpf poa bam
tr,rrtimob ifl1lbe ser ip1ite Ct op,r!t:
gent emil paa bans 2eber, og bans
Mniigt ifl1lbe n6trpffe Meolioenbe<
mes Mo6i tanoerens mislDffe6e 6or.
1gg pao at bringe bans Sin6 / Sp:
rpr, foa at fan funoe forlebe Jig.
@ans Sag fom fprlt> noar bunz
MnIigtsloor por l9gte; ga fun1e bar
tage lin @ebn.
Set par fun ierlig lterfe og mo
6ige MGn6, ser fun6e u6for6re ii
5mebefampe at Sen Mrt> for 6e tr9
be6e life blot &refter, men oglaa ct
1,olmin0elig @elpbeberifelie. Ma1
pfeie6e / SEN Si0, ser gift foru6 fo1
&en, at b9r6e lin &an6e saa fpl
genoe Maa6e: &raniet at en- &em
melel blep faltbun6et til @us1tolpen
% Bette 1ful0e man bIipe pes at rem
&c Eon6en umoD, in6til 8%an6ebu6e,
bar bleben iaa b9r6et, at oct life me
re gior6e on6t. Ser bar benz, De,
f1n6e opnaa en- ioaoon Ger6igbe6, a
Sc fun6e ]plintre ct 5plfrar1ium.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

9ette 8lab er meo fit riet afpefs,
lenoe Snobol1 og tiltalenbe ubitprel.
lie / 5orbolD' i'll fin 9ris ::cpertr11f.
fet al noget anoet 8lat ser i Can.
oct / famine 5proe. ~ Mbonrer poo
set.
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Mmerican Tebcration Of 2abur al.

Mmerican Tebcration Of 2abur al
bol6er Morsfonnention / 0enne og noe.
lte llge poa Normanna Sail. Nllt
oe be0lt fien0te Mrbeioerleoere / San:
set er tillte6e,. og Ser er 600 9elega:
ter fra lnioner / ollie 5tater. ca.
ml1el @ompers, 6e6eratione1s Br9ii.
6ent, le6er Gorbon0lingerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16

@r. Miels Senien, Sorman6 i
Yauls itore Gabrif for &ontor= og
5folempbler og cit / Minneopolis
6anife &ploni o~lmin6elig aniet og al
bol6t Mano, agter / nn1te l1ge at
reiie til California for i set min61te
forelgbig at tage falt Spbol6 Ser,
nGrmeit al &elbreosbenipn. Miels
SSe1fen bar peret Meolem al ct. Be=
0ers bon1fe luther fe Menigbe0 lige
1i6en 0ens Sprettelie og fat itaoig
prret Meolem at Sens 8eltprelle. S
EN- lang Morrgffe par ian Menigbe=
oens sSor>non6 og bar befl96t ale De
IillioSbberb, ser fin6es in6en Mcnig=
be6en; / Sc ii61te Mar far ban bapt
&osierer-Eolten. @an bor bGret en-
al Menigbeoens be0lte @tbtter, oq
Bans 8ortreiie bGffer a%lmin6elig Sc.
flagelle. So ian / @gn0ogs peb
ct efstrooroinGrt Menigbe0sme0e
fremlagoe fin &eignation, blep 6el
at Tormanben, @r. Martin Melion
og al Ha1tor &e6erlen notolt Ell
BARN Tof til bom for BANS mango.
oarige trofolte Mrbei6e / Menig6e6en
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minneapolis.

Yssbrail t%hcoiofiffc s%omfnub mp
Scr bber Spnoog @ftermi00og 81.
/ 1907 IA. Mpe. g. gnboer belfom
mcn. Mplte Gpnoag 6%oreorog ope
vuGcn binlioige Ber0en".
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5Gitning / 5orbin6elie mes Omper=
oenen. 9iSle Sure gif oper Yecbili-
bngte1 til Sen neutrale fineli]fe &plt
omfring Gbifrl. Og inoen 9olop-
gang maotte ION otter bore tilboge
fra 5reoens &pit os beo l~1frebens.
Sine i%nteresionte @filoringer fra
@ort Mrtbur en0er ST.. &pnberg meo
en- @%fterffrift, / bpilfen ban uotaler:
Seq fan life flute bisie 2inier
uoen at 9tpe @bur paa ct 5pprgs-
maol, Ser bar mp0t mig loo ofte:
So mener 0e ON ben
6ore?"
Com ben, Der bur p9ret 2ia1bi6ne
til og aftip Deltager / to raoielshal=
Sc Serge al bpi6e imoo guI e
@ofseropltan6en / 1900 og MI sen
it6ite r11siilf=japameife), mao ieg 10
bape 6annet mig Ell Me1ing.
3d. jeg mener 81, at Set geniole1te
al olle Dor Si6s bebingeoe biltoriite
Or6> par &eiler @iIbelms meeet f.
gen6e Brofeti: u&0lfer @uropos!
pabret cure beiligiten @iiter!"
Sen 5orm, boorunber 6enne Snlpi.
ration lao 2pjet for en- balp Ones
@or iioen, bor facet lin faftiffe og
praftiife Ber0ensberettigelle netop
MI. Sc Tolf er blinoe, iom life fan
lie, at ser er en- gl1l 6are - Sen
6are> Ser lom nGont uotrpffes / Sc
6iSfret palgte Sr6 og lp6er:
v@propas Solf> tag g a
re paa @oers beIlig=
tie Sober"
S 8irfeligbe6en bil &eiieren babe
lagt: Eas paa, Der er Gare pao
6prbe. 9er fan fomme Mni lag |
Gang moo os, Sc bbi6e Ser
oensbeberfere.
Silfel6et og 5fiebnen bil, at Der
for Siben Iom 5tatsoperbobeoer
begge engellftolenbe &erbensriger
ogjoa iib6er betpbelige, ia, ltore
Men6.
Sc bill 6re0en. g l. e |
81 0 0 epeIt for ollerebe giort
lit til at ifabe Sen efter sen iib1te
&rig, song s. e e t e n
6 6.par6 VIE bar formet Ell
itorilaoet @ntente me6 SEN @enftgt at
un0gaa fremtioige 6reosbru6. Gor
6 5oren, Den ltore 6reosi6es ops
rin1elige Opbab, er al 4rig peoer+
ltpggelig, lom Sen er for cnboer, bpem
Gfiebnen Tar itDrtet / De organiiere'
oe MasIemnr6eriers Runooans.
Sc bpibe Ber6ensberrer ltaar ber<
for lpffeligpis poa geroensfreoens
ioeole @ton6puntt. Ien iamtioig
flyer 6eres &egieringer ,og &arlamen-
ter: ,Gnonu fan ri lite ofruite".
Otter mine 8egreber fan De oct bel>
Ter life. Men at belt an6re @run6e
emo 6e lp6ponIie fremiatte: nemlig
al &enipn til ben rgule Sore.
Sci er life min &enfiet at billie
gigre Bropagonoa for noeen Art po<
litiF 0piotteIie, men Der er 10 cling,
man life eoot fan tie title meo. 2ao
europa og amerito oerfor enbelig
enes ~ for at bolbe 6pRroene Heb
ne og aononerne blanfe og Mano-
fob bereot til euentael l1brpfntng
imoo fem 9unorebe Millioner guile!
Set mRgttge @bropa bar foitret
farlige Slanger beb fin Bnrm. Set
6er toge 8are poo, at bisies @aft-
tpn6er lite pofler nb".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-16
Alsralora Gpge, g,afboI.

Il oge aboI'
Set eljfabeIig 5ammenfomlt paa
gems SOIL paa 5epen Corner Eors.
Dag Mten ben %. Motember, peb
bpilfen. 2eiligbe0 Der til Gorbel fol
2ogen bill blibe bortlobbet en- mege1
elegant Sofap110e og en0el @;enItan-
Sc, ser life blep %afiatte peo 2ogens
9oiar Sen 1. Septembcr. Sen CT al
lat Ell Mangoe 2ob6er poa Sen beer
0iful0e Br,be, og ser er al 2ogell i6r=
get for, at Summenfomlten fan bliDe
bpggelig % fornpielig / alle &etni11-
ger. Sorfrtifninger Ierperes, og ser
flutes me0 en- 6pingom. M6gangen
er FIN Is Gents.
Mrs. Tlanbrau at st. saul, Gnfe
efter Sen befienote CONNER 6lon<
orau, belggte ii0lte l1ge s. &osmus.
fen E11b. SO. for at gigre ct itgrre
Sn6fieb at Sen npelte 6anife og nor
lfe 2iteratnr. Mrs. SIan6rau nerer
flor S1teresie for Sen 6anlf-norife
8ogabl; life alene er bun fl1l0i tnnbig
Serre ODER bort 5prog, ifjpnt fpot
Mmertfanerinoe, men BUN bar en6og
foretaget en6el Sberinttell er til @n.
gelIf at +. CTS. &iellan6s GGrfer. Tor
ct Yar Nar ii0en u6gaD bum ioale0es
en- u6m9rfet Granslation al &iel=
lan6s uGortuno" un6ergfopnet vHro=
fesior 2eblano". Mrs. 6lanoroll
tog / lin Sis un0ertisning / Ganlt
al Baitor 90. sc. Mn6realen, 6engana
@reit pe6 Sen 6onife preSbpterianife
Menigbeo / ct. SAUL, ienere / Ga
1ton, @al.> og MI / @a11paca, isis.
Sun bil / &inter opbol6e Jig DoS fin
Sen> Mr. IS. @lair G%lan6ralt, 6el
er %bo1i66en6e / Mi3antla, Merico.