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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22
Mormonernes gDlonc Softer
og Den nesne Girfeligbeo.
III Sogneprait
z ~VyItF4uTt
8. .. 6rimOot : Wstler

Cor 5-6 Tiger iiOen mootOg js9
ira utab ct grep. Iom Der itaI gen
aiDes ororet, ioet bet | Al i'm lit
tsrars ube4jelpiombeo giDer eeiss
Ten ct fart SnOtrpt al, boaO 9reos
ftriDerifen Dil fort9ne. Det lpo-r.
nSeg beOsr Dem enoelig ON j.
u%noitplOe min DriitigbeO ! Al "TRIP.
til Dem. efterfOm Oi sr Dem gan
ite ubeten0t. Men efteriom ri bar
let Oeres Qapn / 8laOene / Den
'teite 5io og bar e%rfdret, at Dc et
meget imoo Wormonerne, Od inter
~ssierer Oct % meget, fan De no.
Der, boao Der itaar ! 0eres Uta9.
for at for1inore 0enne ffdmmeiis.
2pre. De ipnes 10 not, Oct er Ell
unoerlig ll0taielie, oa ri Dor Der /
DE oejlige Dale, iom Wormoner=
ne alto raaber ON. Men jeg ia
forteae Dem Dor 5ilitano.
gi bar itaaet / oenne rMormOn~
tirts" ! 1112 Qar / 4alborg %
.paret Iaa forbIinoeoe at oisie Niss
iionarer os bar beipiit og. lOgerst
Gem iaa ofte i ida mango aar pg
setdlt Here 6unOreoe Str. | 3ienos.
0g iaa narreoe De os til al ienos
DOR eneite lille Pige berOOer for
2 4ar iiOen. Og fud f~Ortalte De,
gun itlloe 6aOe BET Iau goot, oct oar
p9ns Og rige 5OIt, fom in
gen imaa 8srn 9aoOe, og BUN Ifuls
e life beitiae noget, men pare iom
| 5uiet Og opl9res ! aft,
ION bar goot. og Oi bar 10 tro>
moi til at taOe 6enOe rejie.
DUN bar 1912 0ar Oengdng. QH
II BUN 141a. Og BUN ifreO 10 Osfaa
gOOt 9jem, Og alt Odr Iaa
goOt. Og iuu fumleoe Oi IelO
til Dor Reiie og rsifte fra
0unmurt 10. 9ug. bette gar og
lnfom til lltab ben iiofte 4uguf,
men liot mere erFarne, emo oa ri
4aI6Org. gi baOoe Jet en-
100 Del at oeres 2umifbeo pua Rej
en-, og od Ri ANTON til bort Barn,
bar bun n9iten nsgen for &le,
ser, BUN baD0e fun oct aIernsoben=
'igite for at ffiule i'm Negenbeo, og
i, min Waano Og ieg, Ri BRAT II
8rado og fpurste, ON bet bar alt
sri og BUN iagoe ia Il
g Di Iagoe, bDorfor BUN life baDos
freoef bet biem, men BUN fag6e.
tur6e life, for manosn Dilos
eie, bDuo PUN frep bjem til Os,
g be baDN mango gsrn, og BUN
bore Slapinoe for Dem ale
og BUN maatte life gaa
Stole Be 2 Nar, BUN bar Der, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

tej6e for At afiIpre mormOnsrnes
GpJn.
O%pfororinsen ON at poe oiGlp til
o%oenomtalte camille pil iittert finol
@enilan9 POS mango.
rariiteliat 0agblao"s aontor
moOtager meo @leOe giorag.
Str. Osbl."s RED.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

er pirtelia mango imufte 5arme meO
tnOoa tore 2Gblebdoer. Der siper
aoO 6ruet. ser er oe Ttsrite %
iIeite oilOe 5oro6ar og 9imbar.
it9 nuaen Sinos BAR let.
aolonien eier qftie : Oitefabrit.
"a Der er en- mountaineering,
5ois 5ormaal er Oso geniioig lins
oerItettelIe at fremme alt til edno'
6ruaet benbsrtnOe. Zen eier fuio'
eloos glpOt 9ingit, ioriteaige Rdfs'
ipre % Rdceorner.
Den engelIte GpiitOpdltirfe bar /
mango qdr betjent aolonien. Dlen
oct bar ofte paret manges 9nIfe at
TONNE tilbags til Den latberlte aif'
tt % faa gstieneng ira Ben. 5 81
ieradrst 1905 traaoie en- Snes
MGnO Iammen meO oct for gje At
iaa en- lut6erif grGit bertil, og De
6%snoenote ifg til oen d%tldntilte areos'
5ormdno, qait. 9. s.. aiGr i
9rootlnn, ON ban life tunoe ienoe
en- grGIt 6erop Tor at Ie, ON FER
tunoe optages ct Qrbeioe al Den
foreneoe oanIte eo. lut1erffe airfe.
SEQ Rreosmgoet / WeTtbroot, DE.
ldmme @%fterddr 6leo BET beitemt, 1t
qdIt. q. Q. 36orebb itul0e rejie
6srop for at unoerisge 5orboloene.
Get rsIultertOe /, ii Der UNDER bans
9eisg / Qooember MdaneO bIeO odns
ref en- Menigbeo. iom bIeb tdlot
ct. qeters oanife ep.sIutb. Wlenias
9eo, Reip Denmark, Zen Bruins
MET. Den npe Menigbeo ienote
Aalos6reo til llnoertegneoe, og min
9uitru Os je3 tom berop o. Is.
San. 1906.
Def fsrits, oct Orejeoe Zig ON,
bar airte og qrGitebolig. Den
!oerren bapoe lagt all iad soot til.
retts. st 6us too leoist Og til
Oct sr 20 bp % Os bar to
Gidger. llnoerparten, baooe bDers
fen gdnel eler 5oritdlning. men
too ser me0 De nsgne Stolper.
Oette 2otale baooe gjeren brugt
til SnsoteronrtIteO. pau anoen gtas
ge cr Der en- eejlisbeo pdd ire 9as
refer. IA 6tgse Dele al 6uiet pass
ieoe efter 5or1olOsne, blep oct Itrdfs
lejet. gilige 61noer ldbeOe ct lille
Qltsrpdrti, % Der bleO tsbt so
Stole. gi Hptteoe inc | 2ejligbes
zen % bespnOie at boIOe 9uostjs.
nsfis u~nosrne0en.
Den anoen Sanudr afbolot Dte
niabeoen 1T fsrits Qarsmeoe. Rean
itabet foo goot. 5 aarets asb bar
ser o9ret af6olot "a @uOstieneiter
FER % / 5olep 8rOOt = en- Din.
&c al aOIOnisn, % iOm ligger Ell
) D1il fra port 6jem, % boor itg
6oIosr @uostieneite to @dnse mdls
IS Born er bleosn osbte.
20 R~a0oergniter bar oGret PED
9orS, Ell Bar sr bteOsn sifts
"a TO ~bs9raoe0e. 9i bar bolot liot
Ti6ft paa forrige @intsr
oe en- Del llngoomsmsoer ReIten al
@i bar BAIT 56 ReIigions
iioleOage meS SO Bern inoitreons |
9eo M~enigbeoens aOartalsmsNe
Ottobsr bleo set beitemt at fste
6uIst meo tilbsrenoe 2ano Zen bulo
2(ere) for 0en life Gum ar $50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

8
Qngalenos bette 9untt itaar Der
I oct ameritanife 9lao:
r9r. 5riitrup ertl9rer. al ban
lite bar fs oct forbrp&riite Oeo
GOsafIaggelien bepioit, iOet ban bar
Gleoen initrueret oerom al 5~oritdn>
aeren for Wormonernes Misiion /
&sben9apn, iom bapos iagt, at ban
perIonlis oiloe bare QniOaret. Dem
ne Wlanos 6jemiteO er / Salt Cafe
6itD".
She tribune" bsretter pi0ere, at
5oltene bar afgipet fsIsen0s 5ors
.ldring ON Qariagerne til Oeres
afrejie til utab. 0enns Itplotss Oels
Dnifet ON at TONNE oper til 0eres
0atter, Oels at De al Mormonpra
iierne bar blepen bel9rte ON, at De
ses Wgtsitab BAR ugploigt / 9uos
Zine. oct gjdlot tun for 3ioen, itte
for goigbe0en. Sfuloe oct 6ape fulo
9DIoigbeo, madtte De ngaa igeunem
5emplet" / ntab. Qntommen ber
iteote De paa oct uOenteoe, at os
aligepel lite tunoe fad Con at moo
iage 3empelinoDieIierne. De babOe
O9ret for tort ! 2anoet", OBJ. Mors
monsrne BAR frpstet 5rdfuIo o9 III
ileringer. 5iaige pdaitoo man, at
e life bdo0e betdlt 5ienoe moi,
men bette quntt afipetteoss betDs
aeiiat, od De fremfsrte aOitteringer
DER oiIte. at De ialt bar betalt nOget
ooer 700 = lDo 6un0reoe = ar5z
aer / 5ienoe. Wlen Sc blsp itaoig
bolot ben, tom Iad | Neo, bIeo
fiulpne at De ariitne, og oerss SaJ
er eco oisies 6orunitaltning Tom.
met ino / bet Spor. ben nu sr, ida
5dmilien bill blipe biemienot.
S9rlig bar Den oanitfeote press
bpferidnerpr9it / 2Osun. aIemmsns
len q. paa 2angeldno, Ssn af
9anite MOrmoner) taget fig al oea.
Sra pditor 9araIo Senien fore
ligger M Ogiaa Rapport. Den Be
ltafter / ct % ult Oct forehgssnos.
ION Der sr refsrsret. 9an fanot Dem
lnotoartereOe II ct usielt Stur".
5omilien niper tOangsbjsmIenot.
Mlen Den fri Rsjie" gaar life lan
4ere emo til 2iperpooI. faa De ariits
ne oeroore mac Oeo 9aDer og 2dan
bielpe Dem oiOers.
Or Der ingen berbjemms. Der Dil
siOe en- 6danOsr9tning. Naro9rens
b. 9lno Oil, antagsr jes, mOotuse
@aOer til at bialpe oenne 5amilie
1iem og Iiot pau GoOe.
5 9eirdgtnins al, at Der Der /
Dunmurf fi0Its Qar UNDER glaOn al
nMisiionerer fra utub" bar Oirtet
81 9OerOere for osnne fa6elugtise
r@eligiOn", uoien0te OeroOrs fra og
beTtuuenoe berbjemme at ct .%lOtaft
preftsosmme" pua 1876 perfonsr. |
Oar oct snTtsligt, ON narOarenOe
Jtsoegsrelie maatte finos Optagelis
pgiaa | ANDRE az Qanoets Blade.
paa en- e[sr anoen Maaoe maa
ner Iattes BON for oenne nreligisis"
SDinoel.
/
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22
oNelu Senmarf, %. g.,
Gambia"
er Oct benne2.

ser on staten Wldlne pdd Ct al
Ten Gnglano &ortene. 5slg iad
Maines D0erIte 9ranIelinie MOD
gft n9Iten BELT op til Oct nOrOpits
lige 6ierne. Der bill on inOe en-
9p peO RdDn sort 5dirfelo4.
8Dpe Mil nor0pit Tor oenue 9p
rpre pad oen dnoen SIDE at Ct,
So6n 5loOen, ligger ZEN Denmark
/ altIaa inoe i qrOpinien Reip
@runsniet bit oppe for iis itlo,
ca. 1900 5oo ousr 6aoet, Os Der
baosr fig inOtil omtrin9 psD 500
6oo oper Oct runot ON liggenOe
Qan0.
Ser op tom De fprite odnife aoIos
hitter for MI mart "a adr iioen. Sn
ubDre Masie Stob % en- utdai5
M9ngoe Stsn penteOe pad oisis
ojaroe Soft. at De ifuloe omifabs
cette gilonis til bpggeligs Diem o9
frugtbare Wdrter.
Def lptteoes. Men life uOen 81
6elIs. 5oltens a nemlig futtist
CO upante meO 2tien. Sngen aejs
lis6eo til at tiens gsnge, ale eeOz
| neosmioler opitrueoe / 9riien pdd
Be. melt ufOritammeOe, 5uiene, De
bpggeoe, bar oaarlige, % 9intersn
lang og itrana, iau Der Loo babe
Sui % aluge. Men for mango
9ng fulot mango 5raer. og peo
irangt ct But bleo mdngen en- Stea
flpttet. o. Stptte for Stptte al
irugtbart 9anO tom til Spne. Q0
2tars leo life Blot 6ugsene oa
Suttene. men osiua munter Sung
til Gems Slang.
Rua. mango bleo ogiaa teOe al
oct belle % reiite Osres Del. De,
Ser bleu, fortrpoer oct life. 6lere
tom til, os MI teller aolonien ca.
zoo Siae.
: gtgpnoelien maatts man bj9lps
fig, iom man tun0e. 5oltene git !
1jemmelaoet ri fra 5op til 5au.
SpinOerot og I%r9itonaDer toges
ne0 til Qmerita. gogmslspln0tds
aer u05joros 6ooeOmadliioet - Ell
.er rwsttere dae Wdaltioerne. Stu0s
ear oeres ferite 5rattraft, oe aers
:sierne par nogle tobjulsoe Snoreis
ningsr meo 5rodtslsr, ua 6julens
par StiOer al snoeifaarne 8irts
Hammer. De eamIe taller en0nu ON
6erligbeoen oeO en- iauoan gegi-
Oen6eo, iOm 6a bs If ben fsriis
6sne eler Der fsrits So.
l6Oilten 5oritel pua 3itOarelien
6os oisIs 5OIt os Iad De fsrite 30
l~oniiter i Re6rdifa {. gtg.!
Men BET iunoe afima mso 6en
fsje Cuff, ben tsmmelis Itaoiee Bin
ter os life Iua itrsns CONNER,
bOlot goo s6elbreo % goot 5umey
/ gefOItningen. % Iom 5ioen git.
forunOre0s 5orbolOene fig, os aaas
iene bleD letiere.
Stoben beitadr at Mebel, Dirt,
@sg. @ran, Sprucs, 6emlocf o.
6eosr. De foriteniss Sorisr FAM
Ter fig / @rupper ifplgs Soroeus
5Orm og gsitaHenbeo. Ser aOlss
Iise Iua goo Sob ION andre Sts.
Der I Qamerita Og omtrsnt ligs
iaa meget at oct pr. acrs. Oet!e
gelOtr 6otoe. gPug, gp9, 9aDrs,
gosbOeoe og aartOHler.
GnOffent Soften ulorig bar llauet
fell, iaa aif oct oog fun lungiomt
fremao. Oct er 10 ubpre tent al
cmoanne idaodn ip9r Stop I'll 9o0i
Qgerlano. Men 6Oao Der Tarfis bin
6reOe. bar g~ptiebanoeIen. Del er
fprit / De Iioite Sc Qar, at Der
Il blepen betalt tontdnt for be fors
ifelige 5urmprOoutter. Man bar |
Get iioite 9ar iladet inc paa en-
Iferre &artofelaOl = 2 3 acrss
eennemTnitlig, os oa 6sffen bar
goo og priien bsi, gap BET en- goo
Gttras Snofomt til mango.
&olonien er | oct bele langt mere
emo alle be o~mligaenbe
aolOnier. Den er snoog ofentlig
anertenot for at Oare Den beoits
at famme @loer | belle pros
0r,Aet ~ oaf4n, IN. NIa&ar |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22
ynngoomslip"
gn oarm QnbefaIing.

s ariitelig 5orening for hinge
Monos 5eitial / 8sbenbaOn feire-
0ss Ssnodg Sen 8. Marts RorO-
peltfOarterets triitelige ungOomse
~arbejoes 20 4drs StifteliesfeIt, %
; oen 4nleoning bOlOt 9ito2
aoc6 en- 5aIe ON 8dno. lear s
BOG .llngOomslip." Saleren gens
nemgit foritellige at gosens aapit=
Ter % frembeOeOe, 6Oor rigtie,
6orfatterens RaaO og 0eileoninger
sr, Itrebet Iom De er meo en- gen.
nsm ftere aars girtiom6eO blanOl
De unge Ounoen Grfaring. = 30
gen sr en- tlasiiif aonFrmations-
eabe, en- fOrtrafelig 5~eoielouss-
gaue og en- life minOre goo Sule.
gaze, og 5aleren oifoe snife 8oesn
al aDtfe til oen Nisiiol, sen bar al
uofpre bldn0t 0anmarts l~1ngoom."
- -
geore 4nbefalins tunoe giifoppeu
IL nappe huOe gipet 8osen. Mon
cen oa fife ogiaa bar en- Misfion
at sDe blanot 4merifas odnife ling.
eom2 Den bar fsr O9ret unmel0t
og anbefulet at pait. 8r. Qnter,
men Ri ipntes, oi buroe gore Ca
Ierne befenot me0 opendnferte Nm
5efuling at 8iifop aocb. 8Ogen
faas / D. 8. g. 8.
r0if."s Reoattsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22


zen Man0 par zen goo iiofte 0dges
heaig". ia maaIte ogidd ban bar
set, for ri bar ingen Jet be0re. De
sr iaa fuIoe at 2sgn og geora9eri,
iaa BET er en- 9ru. Og Oerfor beoef
81 Dem: @sr alt. bpdo De tan,
for at forbinore oeres 5%remgan9
/ 0unmart. De fan tro, ri oiloe
inoerlig gerne tiIbage igen. Den nu
bar Ri Iat aft. bou0 Ri sieoe, til og
bar ingen Sing. Men Ri itpIoer IN
gen Menneifer noget. % Nerfor oil
oi gerne ipprge Dem ON ct RadO til
1t tomme biem igen fra bette 9dnO
% 5olt, for oct er os en- Peitilens
at bare Der"
aonen 9sr o~srsfter Oioere .Reos
for, ~boorleOes DaanOen lite fan
taale 9limaet og life tan faa ars
6sjoe, meoens ban biemme bar bait
en- goo plaos pud en- 6abtit / 4dl
borg, ION bun n9oner. DUN Ipers
ger Iud. ON Ser bog insen 1oosi
tr til at bjelpe yos ire Renneitsr
tilbags til Oanmdrt."
8ioere fort9aer bun ON ct Sldg5s
mail paa anioe os blda Zine. iom
to 6gis Mormongeiitlige for nplig
FAR lsperst / 2ogan. bpor 5umiliea
ep6oloer fig. Oct bespn0te I MOr-
montirten og snote paa oHentii9
@aoe.
Rso Bette. Iom meO alt oct an
Get, bun itrioer ON, bar BET i'm
Ristigbeo. Seq buOoe I9it Om Oct /
utdbbla0ene alsreoe inoen ieg moo
tog bette greO. ~aHaren" enote msO
fplgenOe toItelige @rtlarin9, ION
oe to 6sje RormonbrsOre oHentIigs
ejoroe / 8laoene:
y5il Publituml De betldgeli9e
gdniteIigbeoer. Iom bar funoet Steo
mellem os, os Tom nplig er blsDen
omtdlt / QDiierne, er pad tilfreos.
itilenOe Maaoe brugt no at Der
zen.
Seth u. 2dngton. Siaac Smitb".
Seq bar ber oOeridt ira v3be
Salt Gate 5ribuneD.
Om BEN Sitting, De Oeo Mor-
monerne er bragt /, flyer bun: 50
itsrre 3ienoe, Ri giOer, 10 Itsrrs sr
9eliignelisn. ri faar, flyer N. Oct
iioite Qar, Ri par / 4alborg, betali
K Oi 100 ar., % Ore i 9ienos.
90 9eliignelien, Oi bar npot enOnu,
er. at De Iaoer % iiOoe Der / ct gam.
Aslt 3rahus og ipiie adrtohls-
oa Salt O9 9dno Og grso. . :"
Sreoet bar De laoet omdoresIers
Der / 0anmarf, for. i~friOsr bun:
aYi er bunge for, Mormonerne tai
teboIO, Nt; os sr life Ill at itols
pou."
Men oct Tom mig aItIoa / 99ns
as geanem en- 5amilie / 4dIbor9.
Gfter at BABE left grsOet, fslts
ieg. at Der buroe gsres noset for
al bjalpe oenne 5umilie, men jes
'tilos fsrit babe Sagen neiere IN.
Nrisgt. 5 ben anleoning ftreo jea
og forberte mig paa 5ubritten /
Qalborg. boor Nanoen, 8. u. 9n=
aerien Griitrup), bar bait arbejoe
Gda Tent altiua iom til 4uguIt
1906. Seq III omgaaen0e fra Dis
rsttsren fslgenoe Spar:
spsrionlig tenoer jeg life Om=
ipurgte, men min 5ormnno critic
rer Iaa bel Wanoen iom &onen al
p9rs fulotOmmen agtO9roige og res
IpettdbIe Soft. paa 6bis Orb
man gunfte fan toIe*), og
Bet ituloe glaoe mig messt, ON ieg
oeo at tiliige iua bel ManO iom
Rome 4rbejoe Der pau 5abriften,
tunOe bielpe Oet min0ite til at mls
liggsrs oeres Unite ON after at pens
De til6a9e Der til 2anOet. Man6sa
ituI faa 2rbeiOe, iua mart ban tom
mer, Og &onsn Tua burtigt, BET
pad nogen Ruuos laber FIG gsrs,
ON BUN sHffer oct, og mango Tiger
ital oct UNDER ingen Omit9noigbeosr
rare, inOen BUN ifal blipe anbrast.
cm oct life ftul0e pare umuIigt at
gre oct Itrafs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

Man fan life nnoet eno Dare
Sognepraf Jrimo0t : msl1er tu.s
nemmelig for bans energetic ar'
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y uObaOst uf $. s. ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

sIipsr Ienbt til 5ubfribenier. inotil netrpt'
,.lrs OpFselis mObtusss at llosiUerns, Os al
golb ,r betalt, | OperensfemmeIis mse b.
Sorsnebe Stat.rs 4OitlOUs.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-15
COLD AND FRICKLE MAY

With an average temperature of SO, the
month that ended Friday of last week
made record for coolness that has not
been equaIed since 1882.
How much longer straw-hat wearers
will be curiosities on the streets or men
will defer the pawning of their overcoats
is not officially known. The United
States Weather Bureau declines to run the
chance of making mistake.
The last three months were periods If
uncertainty. In March the weather be-
came so fine and warm that people iustin-
lively got out their last summer straw
hats and took them down town for over
hauling and cleaning, and orders began
to be left for spring suits ito be finished
in hurry"
March 22d Of this year holds the record
for many years for highest temperature
for the month, the thermometer rising on
that day to So.
April, with all its expected showers and
balminess, did not make good" The
weather stayed raw and chilly, and there
was lots of dampDess in the air, The
mean temperature was 4s, the lowest in
years. People looked forward to NAV.
hoping for weather more suited to the
straw hats and new suits.
But there were few warm days in the
month. May 18th was the warmest with
"a. There has been frost a number of
times in some parts Of the State, there has
been lot of rain and there was dampness
almost all the time.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-15
RESENTED MIXED MARRIAGE

William Earle, a white man of Chester,
Pa, went to Smyrna, DEL, Monday, ac-
companied by his bride, a negro woman.
The bride, whose maiden name was
Bertha Richardson, formerly lived in
Smyrna. The couple, who have just been
married, intended to spend their honey
moon with the -womsn's relatives.
The groom, who was well dressed, pa
raded about the town with his dusky
companion and stirred up such feelings of
resentment that raid was made on the
house where they were stopping in the
negro quarter. Earle fed through rear
window and was hurriedIy driven to Mid
dletown, twelve miles north, by his wife's
brother. He then boarded the first train
for Chester.
After the disappearance of her white
husband, the negress created scene on
the street by cursing all who took hand
in the raid. She was arrested and fined.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-15

Pretty lawn, new goods, very low
prices, gingham, prints and chambrey.
Ali new stock. Mas. q. w. PETERsoN.
The Evangelistic Convention Of the
Wilmington District, Delaware Confer
ence Methodist Episcopal Church was
held at MiddletoWn, in Dale's nj. E.
Church, June 18th. Rev. ]. HaNutter
Presiding Elder, Rev. ]. o. King Ph. B.
Pastor, Rev. W. E. Hilton, secretary.
The meeting was well attended, and the
enthusiastic discussions made it inspiring
and helpful to all who were present. At
the evening service Rev. D. R. Dunn
preached very powerful and souls stir
ring sermon which no doubt will move
the bearers to action. This Convention
also adopted strong set Of resolutions
pledging its support to all Anti License
forces. Presiding Elder Rev. ]. H. Nut
ter is to be commended for holding such
annual meetings on his Districts.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-15
1907 A YEAR OF DISASTER

CHICAGO June l3- Although the first
half Of 1907 has not passed, statistic COM
piled by the tribune show that the record
of casualties already exceeds the total of
1905. There have been 38 railroad acci.
dents of more than the ordinary magni-
tude, in which 273 persons have been
killed and 925 injured. Twenty-three
steamers have been wrecked, involving
the loss Of 902 lives.
There have been IS mine accidents, in
which 355 persons have perished.
These casualties have been due to hum
an negligence in ligence or ingnorance in
large part, but nature has been de-
structive also. Tidal waves have swept
away 224O, earthquakes 300, hurricanes
$50. but cyclones thus far have been
comparatively merciful, the deaths num-
bering thus far only 20. exclusive of the
loss of life at Kurrachi, India.
When to those totals is added the sum of
smaller casulties there can be little doubt
that 1907 will be known in history as the
year Of disasters.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-15
MATINEE EUCHRE

The Matinee Euchre was delightfully."-
entertained on Wednesday afternoon, at
the home of Mrs, George Lindsey Coch-
ran, on West Main street. Mrs. Cuth-
bert S. Green won the first prize, a
pocket book. Mrs. George Janyier, the
second prize, belt buckle; Miss Blanche
Wright, the third prize, pair of silk
gloves, and Mrs. Richard Foard of
Orange, N. j., the visitors prize, a bar
cite for the hair. Those present were:
Mrs. Cuthbert S. Green, Mrs. w. B.
Biggs, Mrs. J. G. Bragdon, Mrs. J. Allen
johnson, Mrs. H. B. Mcdowell, Mrs. M.
Day, Mrs. Fred Brady, Mrs. George JAN
vier, Mrs. A. NJ. Chamberlaine, Misses
Ethel Brady, Louise Mcdowell. Eliza
Green, Helen Brady, Josephine Biggs,
Helen Naudain, Martha Heaton, Marie
Lockwood, Blanche Wright, Maria Now
land, Justine Peverley, Helen Cochran
from Middletown. Mrs. Richard. Foard
from Orange, N. j., Mrs. o. G. Good
hand from. New York City, Mrs. G. E.
Pool, Mrs. Frank R. Pool from McDon-
ough, Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. George
W. Davis, Mrs. George L. Townsend, Jr.,
Mrs. F. B. Watkins, Mrs. John W. Wat
kins and Miss Cornelia Townsend from
Odessa.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-15
ENTERTAINED HER YOUNG FRIENDS

Little Miss Bessie Denny delightfully."-
entertained number other friends on
Friday evening, June 7th, it being her
tenth birthday celebration. Games and
other amusements were enjoyed by the
children.
A feature of the evening wac potato
race by the little folks and much merri-
ment was had from the results. Master
Phillip Vinyard won the first boys
prize and Miss Sarah Hates the girls
prize. The consolation prizes were won
by Master William Clark and little Miss
Helen McWhorter.
When tired of romping, the children
were invited to the dining-room where
refreshments we're served by Misses
Bessie Foraker, Edna Banning, Lottie
JolIs. Ethel Denny and Anna Denny.
Among those present were: Edith Ella
son, Sarah Hates, Marion Vinyard,
Martha Jones, Helen McWhorter, Mar
garet Ritchie, Viola Weber, Hannah
Kirk, Charles Ritchie, Frank McWhorter,
Osborne Banning, Albert Jolls, Roy Jolls,
Clinton Jolls, Ben Denny, Edward Jones,
Phillip Vinyard, John Hukill and Elmer
Kirk, and Mr. ]. A. Lyman, Master Jack
Lyman, Miss Lulu Money, and Master
Milton Graves from Townsed.
The guests departed wishing Miss Bessie
many more happy returns of the day.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-15
TYRE ..Eor GUILTY" SAT JURY

After an all night session to arrive at a
verdict in the case of Abraham L. Tyre,
accused of completely in the Shellpot
election case on September oath, 1904, the
jury on Friday came into the court room
at 1015 o'clock with a verdict of mot
guilty." The return was surprise to the
court auditors, as it had been reported
earlier in the day that the jury could not
agree. Mrs. Tyre who sat with her hus-
band in court, waived her hands above
her head in exultation over the verdict,
and as she, Tyre and their son left the
room joy radiated from her countenance.
Tyre showed his appreciation by thanking
each juror.
The jury retired at $50 o'clock Thurs
day evening. Three hours later three
jury men reported they could not agree
and the body was locked up for the night.
1t was said that at that time the jury stood
nine to three for acquittal.
Immediately after the opening of court
Friday morning it was said that the jury
would report q disagreement. Later,
however, it was learned the jury had
agreed.
David Mccoy was foreman of the jury.
His colleagues were: J. Sherman Dayett,
George w. Davis, Charles w. Gooding,
Frank P. Kane, Dennis F. Leary, Edward
Lester, Frank I. Tatman, Gilpins. Wood
ward. John 7. Wilson, Henry s. Wood
keeper and Willard s. YarnaIl.
Middletown transcript., 1907-06-15
sHAPLEY BUYS SHOP

Harry P. Shapley who nearly two
years ago sold out his barbershop corner
of Main and Mt. Vernon. Street, to H. ]
Downey of Middletown has decided to
take up the business again and Mondav
through the agency of H. D. Bower real.
estate broker, he effected a deal for the
purchase of his old stand back again at
practically the same terms at which he
sold it. Mr.. Shapley takes immediate
possession. For the past two year be has
been connected with the hosiery business
first with the Bitter Hosiery Mfg. Co. of
this town and later at Germantown. Pa
He has number of friends who will bo
glad to see him back at his old stand
Mr.. Downey proposes travelling for a
while,selling his own special preparations
for which he is getting quite a reputa-
ton. ."-Smyrna Times