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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-02-22
TILE BILL
House Refused to Adopt Substitute Of
fered by Committee.

Washington, February 1S.-By a vote
of 119 10 1863 the house under suspen
sion OF the rules, refused to adopt the
substitute osered by the interstate ano
foreign commerce commission 10 the
so-called LaFollette 16-hOut bill to pro-
o the safety of employees and
upon railroads by limiting
the hours OF service of employees. The
amended bill was sent to conference.
Mr.. Esch Of Wisconsin said the neces-
sity for the legislation was extremely
PRESSING in view of the ever ln~creas,ne
number of railroad accidents.
Mr.. Adamson, of Georgia, wanted the
house to adopt the LaFOllette bill, be-
1ieving that it accomplished more than
the substitute offered by the commit
tee.
Messrs. Bartlett, of Georgia, anu
Richardson, Alabama, were also in the
opposition, Mr.. Richardson saying that
the bill of the majority not only did
not relieve the situation complained OF
but legalized the working of railroad
employees more than Is hours.
Mr. Stevens, of Minnesota, insisted
that the substitute &c the LaFollette
bill was infinitely better in every a
as it applied to classes OF employees
railroad wholly omitted by the SEN
bill.
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The Miracle That Failed;
An Incident of Mormonism

clared from his pulpit that his person
was divine, and that no one could with
sa1ety lay hands upon him TO injur-
or hurt him. Soon after this rasn as
sertlon Smith was passing the house
Where lived Nathan ApIington, a
young man Of a strict induct1ve meth
Cd. He sprang at the prophet, knock
ed him down, and gave hin a bird OF
a walloping, while Smith yelled lot
mercy, and was finally released much
the worse for Wear. Nathan said he
simply wanted TO show that Smith
was a liar.
Smith had quite a vogue in the VIC
ing an imposter, several witnesses tes-
tilted that they had seen Smith turn
the trick. One said he saw a dev1i
about the size Of a WOOdchuck leave
II Of the prophets patients, and run
away. Another witness said thai Z
devil he had seen Smith exercise from
one ma looked like a yellow dog when
it left its victim.
But, Of course, this testimony Of the
prophets failures and shortcomings is
from his home section, where no man
can be either hero or sag Driven
from his own state. he succeeded III
laying the foundation for a great
church that a been powerful enough
at times 10 defy even the government
Of the United States. "~PeepstOne Joe
Of Alton, became the Mormon mes
Siah Of the Utah wilderness.
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COTTON.

Liverpool, February 20.-Cottor
Good business done, prices : ~,
lower: American middling fair 6 7s
good middiinc go: middIinq az
low mfddllne 5.62: good ordinary S.O4
ordinary $50. "
The sales OF the day were n n.
oales OF which 1900 were for srecn-
lal'on and export and included $500
american Receipts 1900 Including
$1,000 American.
futures opened steady and closed
CS SIeady. American middling O.
March SOS: March ana snriI ( 52n4
and May $50; May and June
e.oI: June and July $50; July and
ugos1 as: August and September
81; september and October SAX:
octooer and November 5.38h; Novem-
geI aho December SIS: December and
anuarS s-3s; January and February
o.30h.
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'sEpUrIICNN RULE nuINoUs
I ItiLCi1s II Sampson County Apply e.
Legislature Tor Means OF Relief.
Especial TO The Messenger

tSpecla! TO The Messenger
Raleigh, February 2O-Chairman II
:. Faison, Of the democratic committee
Of Sampson county, ex-senator II. 4.
Gi@dy, chairman Of election board and
George L.. Peterson appeared befC"c
b house committee on counties hi
afternoon in support OF a bill gIying
that county four more commissioner
SO as to GU vote the present cnrs
and take it out of republican hand.
Sheriff Aman has defaulted. assigned
ard fed. Il is claimed his shortage
amounts to $35, 900. There are two DE-
bills for embezzlement. A capias In out
for him and Governor Glenn will oGe-
a reward for his capture. 1t is claimed
the county commissioners will offer no
reward. They are also under indict }
ment. The taxes due the state have
been paid by the bondsmen.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.

e York. February 2O.-Total 10
day at all ports. net receipts 33.G2S
bale; exports to Great Britain, 1882
bales: Continent. 3O,1O6 bales: Japan.
312 bales: Stock, 1,103.6S0 bales.
Consolidated. at all ports, net re-
ceipts 1866 bales exports to Great
britain, S3,461 bales; Continent. 81
185 bales; Japan, SLIP bales.
Total since September 1st. at all
ports net receipts, 1897, $40 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 2.76O,O34 bales;
France, G09,311 bales: Continent 2435.-
els bales: Japan. 1853 bales.
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>y"..roR MOVEMENT Of COTTON

Houston steady at 10 7-16c; net re
ceipts II, sos bales,
Augusta quiet at 11bc; net receipts
Ala bales.
Memphis steady at 10 7-16c; net re
ceipts 2,738 bales.
st. Louis quiet at 1880.
Cincinnati net receipts 1896 bales
Louisville firm at 10 9-1Gc.
Total today net receipts 1893 bales:
gross receipts, 24.35S bales: shipments
2C.229 bales: sales. 1884 bales: stock
312.55S bales,
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>OffOn Movements & Quotations Local & Foreisn
~ L Financial News g. Other Market Reports

principally by poor Liverpool advices.
Trading was limited almost entirely TO
loan evening up" business. An active
pot market. however. caused a better
t"':e and the market closed sCcaiy. ur-
changed to 4 points down for the near
months. and unchanged to / points
higher than yesterday for the rest OF
the list.
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New York. February 20.-Receipt
q! me ports today 3&,62S bales agains
20.164 last week and 225,f19 last yea
For the week 225.0OO bales dgains
2o3,212 last week and 133,OO2 las
year. Today's receipts at New Orlean
1850 bales against S,101 last year. AM
az houston 1885, bales against CAB
last year.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS-

New York, February 20.-The dry
goods market holds very strong. Ac-
tlVlty is notable in the jobbing houses
where all lines of goods are being
bought freely for spring and summer.
In the primary market long contracts
are being made in the cotton goods
division.
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COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
Receipts of Cotton and Naval Stores
at the Port of Wilmington Yester-

day.
c. C.-139 bales of cotton.
W. and W.--582 bales of cotton.
w. c.. and A.-1,026 bales of cotton
II casks spirits ~turpentine, 81 bar
rels rosin, Is barrels tar. 10 barrels
crude turpentine.
A. and Y.-4 bales cotton, 100 a
rels rosin, 3 barrels tar.
w, and N.-23 bales cotton.
Whitlock-2 casks spirits turpen-
tine, Sc barrels rosin, 28 barrels tar.
Johnson-10 casks spirits turpen
tine, It's barrels rosin, 81 barrels tar
Raft-303 barrels rosin.
Total-1,774 bales cotton, 90 cask
spirits tunpentine, 724 barrels rosin
SO barrels tar, 10 barrels crude tur-
pentine.
Last year-35 bales cotton, 5 cask
spirits ~turpentine. IT'S barrels rosin
10 barrels tar, p barrels crude tur
pentine.
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NEW YORK

Chicago. February 20.-An improved
export demand and reports of DAMAGE
10 the fall sown crop impaired strength
today to the wheat market. At \
close wheat for May delivery was n,
Il to 3-a- Corn was up IA and oats
1-s. Provisions were unehsne,s tn =,
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Vessels IN PORT
II

Carinton (Br) 2,i79 tons, Wilson. t
Alex. Sprunt & Son.
Nornlania (Danish) 1850 tons. Ericl
sen, Heide & &C,
Anglo-Chilean. 2,465 tons. Parslow
to Alex Sprunt & Son.
Rokeby (Br.l 2,455 tons, ~SheIdrake
to Heide & Co. +
waverly (Rr.) ASH tons, Wheat
ley, to master.
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
"Wednesday, February

wednesday, February 70
SSTTON-Steady, 10Ac.
Receipts of cotton today-1,774
.3!eS.
Receipts his season to date
292956 bales.
Receipts same day last year. .3J
bales.
2S6,4e1 bales.
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VIII Hold Convention

Macon. Ga, February 18.-ne
Georgia immigration Association will
hold a convention in this city tomor-
ards. Secretary Oscar Straus, the gov
ernors Of three states, mayors of
Georgia, Commissioned Of mmigration
Sergeant Of Washington, and repres4n.
tative men from other state are on the
programme for speeches.
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NAVAL STORES MARKET.

New York February 2G.-Turnen.
tine steady. Rosin steady.
Savannah. February 2e.-Turpen-
tine firm, 71Ac; sales 60; receipts IS;
shipments 10.
Rosin firm: sales zoe; receipts Isl
shipments $50: stock 70,e4s. Quote:
A. B. c. D. 400; Z. 4.05; f. G. 4.12h
94.15: H. 4-46; I. ass; x. 5.25: M.
$50: n. soc; w. G. SIS; w. w. e.Se.
Charleston, February 2c.-Turpen-
ttae and rosin nothing doing.
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NAVAL STORES.

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE -
FINN, zoe.
ROSIN-Firm, S3.95.
TAR-Firm, $3.50.
RUDE TURPENTINE - Firm
hard $685.; dip $3.50; Virgin $3.50.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

New York. February 2s.-Hon.y o,
call hrln at 3H6sHc. ruling rate 5.
closing 3. ohered al 8. Time loans
sixty days shGszc: 50 days
5h: six months 81 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper s&06k per cent
Sterling excha1Ee sDff, with actual
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SCHOONERS.

Alonzo v. Wooten, 572 tons, Still
man. to c. D. Iafftt.
Samuel w. Hathaway, SOS, Quintan
to G. D. Nafftt.
VIM. w. Converse, 664 tons, VII
hanson to G. D.. Iafftt.
Margaret NJ. Ford. 291 tons, Webster
New York. c.. D. Mafftt.
Hartney w. 27o tons, WATSON, t
C. D. NaffttI
N~ethesbeseck, SIS tons, Clubhouse
to G. D. Mafftt.
Harriet c. Kerlin, ass tons. Cochran
70 G. D. Mafftt.
Beaulah McCabe. 725, Bailey, to c
D. Mafftt.
Edith H. Symington, SSI tons, Stiles
c. y. Maiftt.
Edwina, 39s tons, McKeen, to c. D
Mafftt.
NJ. V. 3, Chase. 3se tons, Gates, I
G. D. Nafftt.
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business in bankers bills at S445 "a
4S45O for demand and n i.SoSo e.
t.S035 70" sixty day bills. Posted
rates ~4.&tieand 4.S5i=. Commercial
bills 46oN. Rar silver 6S&s Mexican
dollars 531-
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VIII Knock Out Dealings I'm Fntur

Columbia. s. c., February I8.DThs
anti-bucket shop law just passed by
the general assembly. will become ef-
fectivc July /, 1907. The law is -
termed after the Georgia law. and Nn
result In the closing up OF All eN-
changes dealing in futures
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Farm for Sale.
IN WHITE OAK n 0wNsHr.
RIADES Co- TY.

Eight or nine hundred an 's Oh lano
containing a farm which VIII preeAf
1909 BUSHELS OF COA IN
without fertilizer, also several Hun-
dred acres OF land yet unceared- wen
adapted to
CORN OR COTTON
The tract also contains considers blA
amout OF Timber.
Good Dwellings. Barns, ssabs~y
Tenant Houses, etc.
For further particulars apply 60
ID. 8. TATu1
white OakL u. o.
FEB - sd I De
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Nsv Orleans, February 2o.-Spot cot
ten easy. unchanged; middIing 10 7-1H:
sales ON the spot were $3.50 and SIC,
to arrive. Futures opened barely STEADY
&C q ascftHe Of 4 10 8 points, ozasee
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CLOSING PRICES

New YORK, February 20-CottOn:
Spot closed steady; middling uplands
100; middling gulf 11.2o. No sales.
Futures closed steady
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RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

% casks spirits t~urpentine.
t~urpentine, 724 barrels rOsin,
80 barrels tar.
10 barrels crude turpentine.
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~ ..triS S-AAiE DAY LAST YEAR.
) casks spirits ~turpentine.
TT5 barrels rOsin.
he barrels tar.
Il barrels crude turpentine.
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PRODUCE.

COFFEE-9R to liz.
FLOUR-Straights 1915 to s4.5e
second patents S4.75: full patents So
rs.
MOLASSES-S. House Ice: New
Orleans brights 24c; Porto Rico 81 to
SALT-Prices a load lots 100 lbs
&c. F. 37k; 200 lbs. C. F. Use; 200 lbs.
E. F. soc; less than car load lots, 100
lbs. c. r. 38c.
SUGAR-Granulated $500: W. c..
x. No. 5 s4.3O; No. Z $3.50; No. 9
s4.3O; No. II $4.25.
LARD-(Tierce basis) pure 9; COM
Ioound 7k.:
CORNING. 2 mixed 67k to 70.
OATS-No. 2 mixed 48 to so; white
iced oats soc.
HAY-No. / Timothy s22 to s24.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PEANUTS-North Carolina prime
zoe; extra prime 80 to 85c: fancy 90c;
Virginia prime coo: fancy Toe: Span
tsh so to DOC.
BEESWAX-27c.
EGGS-25 cents.
CHICKENS-Hens SOC: springs Is
TO Csc.
TURKEYs-Alive IS to Tic: dressed
% to Csc.
PORK to Sc.
BEEF-On foot 2 to SIC.
SWEET POTATOES-55 to 6ec.
WHITE PEAS-S1.75 to $500.
N. c. BACON-Hams (old) tic;
shoulders ~ to 19c; sides IL to 13c.
SFTINGLES-Per 1000: 5-inch saps
$500; 5-inch hearts $3.50: G-inch says
5000; 6-irch hearts S5.75.
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lower.

Chicago. February 2o-The leading
futures ranged as follows
Open High Low Close
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RRIGS.
Aleaca, 3ee tons, Anderson, c. D
Mafftt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22
Solltif
goeIasoe fmIofGmoig mtne
Werper.
Maatte boIoe op mec at rrG'
bite | to Nar.
Or. 0iIeS' Nerpine gtoroe
mig itGrf igen.

Or De fnnb9 Soper 7s sobt? staar De % NIB
billet, frif Ds ftrrf? Or Ssres 9irrue thar % afttpf
5pis life. ba las bet ielssHbe. &c hporieess sners
eioenoe er blspef h~elbreoet.
~6pr uOsls Var iiben ri Tea sOItii, bDtIist besIasos
mine gerper % eelbrso. seq Ieb ~frpsteiist al 4msrts
/ oOpebet % oeoe l eOpeoffaneH- Seq fuHbe ITS fs
oere, o. efier to Vars sibelie MATTE leg opatps min
grrftessrnins % flute ub pon min 5orm to Sar for at
fomme iii arafter. Esu bet biolp iffe Scasbebanb'
Ing % Eursftmebieinn braste intet AsinItot See
par opsroroenilla nsrpss Og irritabeI os rpfsbe znser'
fiben forfRrneiist. Stsi fuube leg fHf lite faaie. Den
minoite Sinbsbspreelis jtnbtt Blobet Ill popebst. Cor
TO aar iDen o~uertaltes ieg I'll at bruge Or. gRtles' Re
~aoratipe glerpine. Otter Brus at en- dlaife rnRriebs
lea 8ebrina, iaa ieg ueobien at tage bet / n9iten ct Var
Jss er alab peb at lturue iige. at ies lie mere bar
Smerter / 6Dreoet pe nerueie Tpftelier. g1tn appetsi
q aob, o. leg fan prHbiie TIE 8ange ON Sgnoaqer
uoen at bline trRt. 9eg amer IT. Uiles' sterDins
ipni ben nett piouuberIigs Reoieiu, Der noaenfinet q
~upoaget." Reu. .. aler. 6oInan, Droff Deo u y,
gbnra. Warion, 9no.
A1e apotefsre ioIser % saranterer eea ipras 6hfs
al II. Wiles' ~29gemiofer. Stris ater ft 1ea ON
NerueHtet o. 6ierteipgbomms. Gbresie: d. Vtlss
g2steaI Co.. Gifhart. 9nb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22
DunmurR

De iDofte 9eoers DIP
ftaa<n. 5 9eOgrafiit Selita6
tolot qrofesior 4. .. Using ON
4Ftenen oen 3. Dc. 5Oreoras ON,
koorleoes SDaauOs 9eoer er Opitaa
soe. 6an frem6aOeOe ION Den oas
ientliaits @runo til. at bet par be
zen muligt at beitemme De fore 9es
0eitr9fninger og oOerboDeoet De tor'
ffeaigs SOrOfOrmutiOners Dirteiige
Oprin0elie, al man bar gadet bort
IN 0en rent geologtite til oen gsolos
aiifzaeoardfiite l1noerIsgelie 1t
nan life l9ngere neieoes mso at efs
1erIpore SorOens 9eifafen5eo, m'n
1aIaa Osns Gormer. Pad 9~runolag
Al sen qeOlogiffe @eogrufi par oct ID
!nffeOes at tulotaite Sc al0re OPP
fattelfer ON 0e0ens Oannslie og
fafIIaa oens OprinOelie ira 5sti'
Sen. 8dlgas par Sen fprite, Der
i'm 9iO ilog til ap0 for oenne
Sbepri meo getegnelien at SDadno
ION .0sOeiletter Og 8attepsr". 9isIs
iofe bar De aloite og ienere bar
Iaa 6tOeiletterne opitdaeOe Deo uos
fplningerne af Sdno Og 9rus ira
SnolanOHens @letIdere Os 9eioes
oragene paa Sioerne De0 ROreners
mes efterlaots Sten og &lippemdss
fer. geo Stems ftaoige Silbages
lrenQen moo loro oar Sanoflooen
ira 8letIderne itremmet 10 oOer
ituoie npe Strefninger, og iamtiolg
babOe De tore 5loOer unNr Snos
~ran6siien ounnet De megtige, breoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

al 5Olt, ! bOis 9uie BUN ar6sjoeoe,
pdsieOe pda benOs.
Gu mener Gaptpn. at Oenns Rap
laipge, iom bar i9rlig fremtrrOsn0e
! Den periooe. Der git umi0oslbdrt
foruo for bans 5soiel. er tilosl.
BAN Iom en- ulpttelis QrO og bar
laoet BAN forgribe fig paa andres
qenge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

EN- .
Den at rOet tirteIige llooalg"s
Jormano, 8iffop Rsr6am, afgipns
8st9ntning tiaieemeo 2oDu0taitsne
ON JOItetirtens Jorfutnins, geiats
ielfen at prriembcoer os foItetirtes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

liee Retsiager, fom M er o%perienote
til Miniiteriet. bleo i 5reodgsmes
Del Den l. DARTS omoeIts / Oct fiji
telige llopalg.
6ormanoen ger | en- langere III
rambling Re0e for oisie 9opuotait
og oeres 8ebanoling inoenfor no
ualget.
Der bar inoenfor 5Iertanet O9ret
enigbeo ON, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ellrOe 0anne 8runolaget for 6or=
fatningen, % at Der meo 9enIpn til
9aunelien at Oisie buroe tages BET
oi0sit mulige 6enfpn til. at oct er
en- 6oltefirfe, boorom 3alen er, me-
Sens Ser BOG Iamtioig mdatte tr9s
ots De for 5oltetirtsn iom airte
neorenoige 9arantier. 5lertallet
bar enooioere aniet ct 5~9lesorgdn
Ill 9aretageIie al DC ~alminoeliss
-
foltetirtclige Samfunosinteresier for
Al pare n~sooen0igt, bog Iauleoes. at
Nette Organ bar i'm Roo / Ielpe DE
nigbeoerne oeo. at bets 6oosoItdmme
uosuar ira Menig6eosradoene. 81
ter at baoe fremitinet oe getrogis
ninser, Ser bar leoenOe for 6orfdt=
nin~gsuotaitetS MOoitunoere. uotaIer
9iitoppen. at Ser sr ingen 9runo
til at frpgte for, at ben f~oreilaaeoe
Organization OiI ifabs en- Gnsarts;s
6e6, Ser / nogen Mfaaoe piIoe oirte
bammenoe og tuenoe for Sc inois
oioueue RsreIier. men at Der tOar.
imoo f~remoeles oil o9re plaos for
olsie Og Oerigennem for en- adnoelis
uoOitling inoenfor 6oItetirten bad
Sc mso 6snIpn til Gin og til Care.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

6aptpn ON line 5oref-
ore. Otter bbao Der er me06eli
,Dsbl.", ftal ben arrsiters6e 5sms
merbdnoler Gaptpn babe sibet fsi-
gsnos O~plpsninger ON fine JorGls
bre: 6a6eren baooe en- fife Stomas
eerforrstnins | Rastpeo og fIso
taarot | oct for at ifaHe Oct MOS
renoigfte til 5amiliens OpboIo;
Mooeren baooe | fin sio Dnret en-
Spgtig aottepigs, og BUN bjalp sooi
til beo at fungere Tom RosetOne Deo
itprre Seifaber | Bpen. GUN leo
imiolertio at nRapfeipse", bpuo Der
bar alminoeIig ten6t os beDirieoe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

SfoIens Refigionsun-
Oi sning. st Msoe Sen.
Dug sen 3. Darts ! Gsbierg Misa
Iions6us par beiegt al ooer 1000
Menneitsr.
Gfter at Ser bar blsoen bolot Ia
fer at S%ognepr9it 8ruun. StoIe.
inipeftSr 9arIen og 8~iitrittslea'
9erg oeotoges meO a1e Stsmmsr
MOD cen fslgen0e Reiplutioner:
/. 5orTamIingen neolagger en- 81
TENT groteit moo set 5orisg, De:
al Ell 5lsrtal / Gs6ierg 5tOlefoms
mission og 8praao er giOrt pau al
faa Religionsunoerpisninge 10 al
Stolen.
2. Den tdtfer Rultusminiiterie.
ior bets 4fgerslie / benne sag.
6poroeo set fOrneone 5imetal sr
Ttret Observation-Disclosures
3, Den uotaler. al en- goo og fpl=
Big 4eligionsunoerpisning er ei
5ooeomio0el oe0 gernenes Op0rds
gelie og en- neoOenoig 9~etineslie for,
At Os fan 0pstiggsres til i i'm 5iO
pda rstte Maa0e at uofpIos oerss
plaos / Sdmfunoet.
9pinoebofpitatet / 3 no
;n0isn. Msoet FOR Oenne Sag
i 9et6esoas 6eitiaI 4ftenen osn 6.
os, par iaroeles bel beIegt. 9aitOr
3OIitrup be0 puu Spsepleieriternes
gsgne @eltommen no fra Oroet:
min Sial foO 6erren os ait bOdO
i mig er IoOe bans bsllige Napn.
5un meoOelte Oern9ft. at Der til
apinoe6ofpitulet / SbOinoien inOtiI
MI bar inotommet $3.50 Str. 81
Gre.
9erefter talte Risiionar 6. 2.
Sarien, Muords, ON 8etpOningen
at Acknowledgements Qrbeioe, ogial
for Snoiens M9no. ioet Goangelist
gennem Gbin0erne fommer mo
ojemmene.
Misfionqr 9. Rielien. Snoien,
ialte ON oen ierlige 3rdng iii
toinoslig Meo6j9lp I 2e5emisfionen
% rstteos en- Qppel til Be ungc toins
beige Stu0en.er bIan0t Meoicinsrs
nc ON Der at tage en- 9erning op.
Gn optdgen Solicit bragte "a.
$50 ar. / 9losr tit 9DinoeboIpitdlet,
oo gaitor 5olitrup meOoslte. ii
Grpfen 6dnia Garitens bar bleoea
nntuget til uoienoelIe, iarIis ms0
6oipitalgerningsn / Sn0ien FOR Die.
Strlfter til OplpsHtna
ng Opbpggetfe. Sioite dp-
tenoe) gin0 al oisie Strifter, ION
rariiteligt Sumfun0" / en- Qdr.
rette bar u6gioet paa 2ebmann o.
Stdges 5orldg unoer en- altfor ioaq
5ililufnina, foreliqoer affluttet.
8iftop Gbriiten SISTERS Rott.
llogaOe at ben gamte qagts Salmsr
9inobergs O~perIettelie er fsri
frem iii 9. so. ct lignenos Op.
lpsningsurbeioe paa set M 5eftd.
mentss OmrauOe er foriegt Pee
propit u. Qn0erIens foltefige uO.
l9ggelie at 8jergpreoitenen, ct / al
i'm anupbeo fplbigt Qrbeios. Om
Ipoitelen peter bar profesIor 2uos
pig S9rsoer ifreoet nogIe pdu
guntter interesIante, men for lioi
oroneOe 8iordg til O~plDsnlSg 81
cans perionligbeo. bpgge0e op pdl
funits os litterdturbiftoriit 9runo.
Gnoelig bsr 6lanot 8inoets 5efkr
9eDnss Sem 5orsorag al ben oanif=
amerifanite pr9f, u. g. @raben.
gaaro. De Dioner ON aoitiaigt
Gun6ffdber. ON Tun0 eEorifan0 %
goo Smag, og be beres af en-
BARN llnoeritrsm bauoe al ariifsn.
Dom Og Acknowledgements. ssr
man tuge Dem TOm ippift for Sore.
oragsoirtf ombeoen blanot DANTE
@merita, er Der al mulig Gruno til
at glrN zig u. 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

Snore missions Qutins
tole. v9ernins 2fpis" ipsrger,
l%Dorfor De 2areanitdlter. fom oprets
iss | 9ilflufning til Den lebenoe M.s
rigbso d6iOiut ftal bore / 6aslep els
Ter u. RisIum2
r8iloe andre SteOer life ogfaa
iinne BABE goot al at fad De | Den
9elfisnsIfe, Der sr GENT / at moatie
hape Cor til at baDs en- Stole, boor
Der / fsrite Ratte tages Sigte paa
at bj9lpe be l9fenoe unge inc | ct
ferionligt Gitosforbolo. gu bar 6os=
ko badoe 9siffofe, odnobrugsffoIe
cg Seminarium, og q. 0isfum
Far 5siifole oe Stminarium. CAB
iaa 5erning fad 2atinifole."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

5ilftadelfe. gn Ssmdno os
9aser Weftpbaf, Der forleoen bleo
anbOIot | 8oloins Os fsrt til @sjfe.
Tistet for at BABE beeaast Snobruo
bos to g~asermeffre | Belle, bar MI
%tilItuaet tinise at BABE begaaet Snos
bruo bos to Bagere I Sfanoerborg
og 6orfens, FAINT et Jrdffetpberi |
Manoers os et B~ntitsipberi | Gre<
o~erifsbdpn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

2emoig 9aon. paa @runo at
oen tore 5ilgdns til oct i~sgauenoe
!Saufiteri ira 3bbborsn aanal agtts
9enoig 0don uooioet | tommenoe
CONNER. uOgiiterns anilaas til q.
10000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

Sdntbafmisfionen q
Tsfge MeooeteIfe fra MisFon9r
Strefsruo oil bans mangeaarise
Weobjnfper. Misfion9r goooing.
femme til Dunmurt for at oeltaae |
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Qarsmsoe | qof-
borg ben 80. mui.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

admp meffem poffti 90
g oefangere. Z Danfeias
lonsn .JisarO" fOrefulot Manous
often ben a. os. en- ftsrre Dataine,
bpori lille minore emo fem 9etjents
oeltos.
MarTdgen bar Den, at en- fpenf
agonoefanser", Sifinser, Tom bar
fact politilbolo ON life at ops
foIoe fla in0enfor aoneerisets
@ranfsr. bar fommen ober til ass
bsnbdbn % baooe u~oplpnorst fors
fsfIise gootroenbe Wenneffsr | falf
Spill. - Nu III en- getient 0je puu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

On 5unbre6aaris beS.
6iulman6 u. petsrTens Gnte | Sob
befbuTene beo 9egitrup er Ssn6aa
ran 8. Murts 6eo / en- 9tloer mefIen
402 ~ 103 @ar.