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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15
VERY STRANGE CASE.
PREACHER ARRESTED FOR MUIR.
DER AT BRANCHVILLE.
BY a Pretended Detective and Carried
to Bamberg, Where the Pretended
Detective Disappears.

Detective Disappears.
Branchville had a genuine sensa-
ton on Tuesday when Rev. William
Jefferson, alias William Blackman,
colored, was arrested there, charged
with the murder of his wife and two
children in Alabama IN 1902. The
arrest was made by w. B. Williams.
Jr., a colored detective Of Bamberg
county. Rev. Jefferson las the breth-
rem call him) has been preaching
to his people at Branchville for the
past two years and seemed to be well
thought of by his congregation, but
alas, murder will out.
1t is reported that Rev. Jefferson
chose as his text on Sunday the fol-
lowing scripture: THOU shalt not
kill" 1t is reported that there was
a reward of 5000 offered by the State
of Alabama for the arrest Of Jefferson
and that his reputation in Alabama
is not at all good.
It is further said that when the de-
tective found Jefferson and ordered
him to throw up his hands that in
stead of doing as commanded by the
officer that he attempted to resist ar.
rest and that the officer fred at him
with a shot gun and hit him in the
abdomen with several small shot =
The correspondent Of The State a
Bamberg says 1.-The last of Rev. viii
liam jefferson, alias William Black
man, has been discussed here on &C
count of the fact that he is in in the
county jail here and is in a yer!
precarious condition. The other ne
gro, B. w. Williams, Jr., who claimed
to be a detective and made the ar
rest of Jefferson on the charge o
murder, has very mysteriously disap
peared. and that. without claiming
any reward, though according to hi
own statement there IS a reward o
$500. =,
Jefferson says that Williams call
cd him out to see some pictures ant
when he went that Williams said 'yo'
are my prisoner and without NOR
ado shot him in the abdomen. Jefer
son says that he has nev been II
Alabama and that he is OF the opin
ion that Williams must have had som
private grudge against him. He ais
claims that he has never commltte'
any crime.
"All search for the accuser IN IN
case fails to reveal his whereabouts
} when Williams had taken the injure
man to Magistrate Zeigler he left 10
somewhere, but where is unknown
The shooting occurred in Orangebur
county and should be handled by tn
authorities of that county accordln
to law, but the condition OF tn
wounded mar may not warrant nj
removal at this time"
This seems to have been an ou'
rageous affair. and shold be sifted
the very bottom. Williams, the ne
gro, who shot the preacher, shout
be unprecedented and made to answe
for his crime. Did he have a wal
rant? If he id, where did he get !
and on whose affidavit was 1t issued
These are questions that should b
looked into.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15
DOES IT FREE.
OF GREAT INTEREST TO ALL
STOCK OWNERS. -

Investigations of Contagious and In
fictitious Diseases of Animals Made
Without Cost to the Owners.
The majority Of stock owners do
not know that this State provides
for the investigation Of contagious
diseases and consequently there Is an
unnecessary loss of many animals
each. year. Some Of these animal dis
eases are also communicable and ia
tai to man, and, therefore the ap-
pearance of any disease of suspicious
character should be promptly report
ed to the State Veterinarian. ALI let
tiers asking fer information ofnoncon-
tagious diseases Of animals will be
promptly answered, but owneds are
fully requested to fully describe the
symptoms Of the disease. Observe
the following rules in requesting in
vestigations:
} Rule /. All notices for contagious
or infectious sease should be sent
to Veterinarian, Clemson College, s..
c." C.
Rule 2. When two or more reput-
able citizens of any county in this
State shall notify said veterinarian
that any animals in their county are
affected with a contagious disease,
the tendency of which is to cause
the death Of such animals, he will
investigate the same, or cause an in
vestigation thereof to be made. Such
notices should also state the num-
Der of animals sick, the number ex-
lposed and the number dead, or 1t
should contain such other information
as may indicate that the disease In
question is contagious or Infectious
and one that can be legally investi-
gated Under the law.
Rule 3. When said notice shows
that the disease is contagious or in
ectious an investigation-will be made.
Investigations will be made in the
} order notices are received when this
is practicable; otherwise they will
be made in order or Importance or
! according to location.
Rule 4. Persons requesting inspec-
tions should hold the animals In
readiness, awaiting the arrival Of the
veterinarian or assistant veterinarian,
and be present to give the required
inform alton and assistance. ;
Rule 5. The veterinarian, when re-
quested, will furnish blanks on which
to make reports. All letters OF in
ouiry asking for information regard
!, ing animal diseases will be answered.
h as soon after their receipt as may be
found practicable.
Rule 6. In accordance with Section
S, of the act of February 9, 1901,
, Clemson College will pay the neces-
sary expenses Of the veterinarian, or
assistant veterinarian, in making In
|spections where animals are affected
with contagious diseases. The own
ler is expected to provide t%ransporta-
ton to and from the railway station
and furnish necessary labor and feed
while the animals are being tested or
are in quarantine.
Rule Z. If an inspection has been
requested and the sick animal die or
recover before the arrival OF the in
~spector, the person requesting the In
spection must notify the veterinar-
ian
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

$40 to $50 a Month Guaranteed after
completing Bookkeeping and Short
hand. A $40 Scholarship will be
given for $40 if you enter within
80 days. Send clipping requesting
full information. Address Orange
burg Business College, O~rangeburg,
S. G..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15

Know Thy Fortune-Send your name.
date Of birth and sex, married or
single, and 10c. for a personal type
written Horoscope Of your life,
your future love, business and per-
sonal affairs. Prof. Opdyke, Box
963, Binghamton, N. Y.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15
KILLED HIMSELF.
A. Lexington County Farmer Takes
His Own Life by Shooting.

The Columbia Record says Mr.. T.
B. Edwards, the middle-aged Lexing-
ton county farmer, who at an early
hour Tuesday, respondent over the
sale under foreclosure Of his home
place, shot himself in the head with
suicidal intent, died in the Columbia
Hospital. Mr.. Edwards leaves sever
al children. He lived about three
miles out of the town Of Lexington
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15
PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Eight Break Out of Prison at Gull
fort, n. C..

A dispatch from Guilfort, \. e.,
says all Of the surrounding countr!
for miles is being secured by armed
men searching for a lot of negro des'
peradoes who escaped from the coun-
tv iail Tuesday. Among the escaped
prisoners are several charged with
murder and others convicted of man
slaughter, burglary and various
crimes. Eight prisoners in all escap-
ed and up to noon only one was cap
tured. He was prince Alfred a
Young negro, who is insane.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15

For Sale Cheap-One Ruger Bread
Mixer, one Thompson Moulding
Machine; four Bread Presses; two
Bread Troughs; one Cake Machine;
SO Plane Moulds: and many other
things used in a frst-class bakery.
Apply to L. E. Riley, Orangeburg,
6. C..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15
FOR

Something Ncw-Your name hand
written on one dozen cards in a
style you have never seen. The most
beautiful, the most wonderful, for
zoe in stamps. Address Orangeburg
Business College, Orangeburg, s. C.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15

Total. -. . =. .. . 4. ..pAoo'0V
Amount of cotton made, four bales;
weight Of all together, 1850 pounds;
cotton. seed, 1900 pounds.
The Editor of the Cultivator, in
commenting on the above figures says
I'VE often see estimates Of growlis
cotton; but we have v seen a
full itemized statement of the "hote
EXPENSE from January to January, or
course 1t would beb a difficult account
to keep. There are so many inciden-
tails and indirect expenses. But wv
things stand out; a farmer must make
a bale per acre to make any money
and second, he should have other
crops and some form Of livestock to
prohtably employ his time when not
engaged in working his cotton, If he
desires to prosper. 1t would certain
" take the seed, even at $1.00 per
hundred to pay interest on land and
taxes. So We would have MI. Woot-
ems cotton to cost him about 9k
cents. We are satisfied this is a
fair estimate of the cost Of the crop
for 1907, for labor and everything
else was high"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15

For Sale-Thoroughbred, long type,
Essex swine, from prize winning
stock. Three gifts, three young
boars and also lot of fine pigs for
April delivery. Prices right. Alex
Macdonald, Blackstock, S. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15

Wanted-Every farmer and Merchant
in South Carolina write usfor book
let and testimonials. Higgins
Wrenchless Plough Stock and Clio
Sweeps. Bennett-Hedgpeth Co.,
Clio, S. c.. @
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15

Single Comb Rhode Island Reds only
Langford and A~bberneathy Strain.
None better at my price. Eggs, is
for $3.50. Satisfaction guaranteed.
w. D. Colclough, Dalzell, S. c.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15

For SaIe-One twelve horse power
Blakesley Gasolene Engine, cheap.
Also lot Of shafting, pulleys, etc.
Apply to L. E. Riley, Orangeburg,
g q
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
WANTED.

Wanted-You to send us your plates
and films if you want the best re-
suits. We guarantee satisfaction.
Send a postal for our price list. f.
G.. Young Co., Box 1877, Atlanta, Ga.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15
FOR ALE-EGGSAN

Eggs from our Celebrated Thorough
bred Prize Winner, Black Memorials
and White Plymouth Rocks. $3.50
per Is. We guarantee seven chicks
or replace the order. Frank E. Hall,
Barlow, Ga. d
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15
Thirtv-Two Cent Cotton

FOR sALDIWatson's elaborated
improved Summer enow. upland Long
moso per acTo ordinary Land under fab
conditions; soils for TN to 81 cents Pes
pound. Easily picked Ginned DR.,
% ordinary saw Gin. ,starlas ~ e
huahals, $4-so: s bushels I'd oyaE Il
{Iet per bushal& ". W. H3tBon. PfO-
WaetnS E9Rmek4Nl 11s1 Mte114R
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15

For SaIe-Buff Rock chickens, prize
Stock, also prize winning White
Wyondottes. Write for prices. S.
NJ. Oliver & Co., The Terraces, Ell
horton. Ga. =
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15
WHAT IT COST
TO RAISE A POUND OF COTTON
BY
Actual Figures as Work Was Done on
a Georgia Farm and Reported for
the Cultiyator.

Mr.. B. J. Wooten. a Georgia far
mer. furnishes the Southern Guilt
varor with the actual amount it cost
him to raise his cotton. He says he
started in January, 1907, in a rough
way to see what his cotton cost him
per pound to raise it. He had eight
acres planted and here Is what it
cost him to make it:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-04-15

First breaking or STALKS 1.-TWO
days.. :. :. .. :. .. IS 100
Cleaning off stalks 6 days.. 800
Running out stalks e days.. 200
Cost of :. -. :. :. 1880
Handling guano home. . . . 200
Cost of manur and hauling. 500
Cost Of slowing guano.. :. >. zoo
Cost of slowing manure. :. 200
Cost Of covering guano and
manure. . :. :. $500. 400
Breaking out the middles.. :. 8 90
Cost of cotton Seed. :. -. :. $50
Cost Of planting. :. .. .. I.s0
Harrowing.. -. , . -. >. -. $50
Cost of tools. :. :. . =. 81 3.oo
Cost of ploughing first umc.. 2.5O
Hoeing first time. :. :. .. 100
|PIoughing second time. 49,. $50
Hoeing second time. :. :. 3.o0
Ploughing third time. :. :. go
Ploughing fourth time. :. :. 2.'O
Hoeing third time. :. :. :. 800
Ploughing fifth time. :. =. 2.oo
Cost Of baskets for picking. l'2p
Cost of picking 500 lbs. (5Oc
per hundred.). :. :. :. :. 30.3o
Cost of hauling to gin :. :. l.6o
Cost of ginning. :. :. :. wv
Cost of bagging and ties. :. 4.ao
Hauling to warehouse, :. . 5.oo
Horse feed -. :. :. :. :. es.oV
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04
suar til Yaitor 9eebe.

Slot &@rligbeO, oct ifol ser til,
9faar Wtening itaar moo Weening,
Sg mango &refters ipreote Spill
Dog lamles ifal til CHING.
@reger en-.
0a hi blanOt Npbeoerne berfro
lenOte Ell lille Splpsntng angauenoe
Dor Spnoagsifole, onebe hi aloeles
fife, at ben piloe faloe nogen TOR
Grpitet. SopOa pi anet, at Sen
lille Annonce piloe blepet oniet for
at p9re en Stri0sbanOife, Ga bapoe
ii Itffert betenft % pao at Ien6e
cen til oSanlferen".
Sil at begpnoe n1eo forItaor hi
itfe, bboroan &aItor Seeoe leier,
noor ban ifriDer ON uofficiel aritif
pber Samfun0ets onerfenote Snooe=
ling al S%9re66ger", taler ON ,Wee=
flgDeosoeltelltlmal1er" Q. /. b. Ser
er fife al unoertegneoe ifrepet ct
Sro ON, at Menigbeoen bar toget
rogen Seilutning ongaoenoe gru-
GEN at Sefster / Ssn6agsifolen,
men oerimoo ON, at SsnooqsifoIen
bar trltffet ge1temme(1e GpInfdIopz
Zig menes ber SsnougsIfoIens 2e-
rerperionale.
Sots Der / oenne Sor6inoalie fan
bore Sale ON aritif, 6o er Sen ieIp-
fel9elig fife officieG, efterfom Sen
tim fommer fra en- ftoffels @orre=
lponoent, Ser BOG bel at merfe be-
retter fnnofpr6fgt. Sor at bore of
ffctel mao Sen BOG bel ffrtle fomne
ira SsnoagsifoGens Embellishments
iom ioabonne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

fife bill pere mGgtig til at genneltt=
ire I 1908, bpaO fan life funne
gcnnemfpre / 1896, og life fan er.
Dperpe Jig Sc Stemmer I'LL, iom BON
life fllnoe pinDe | 1900, lua fan Ser
N nof pGre Ell Del Suno6eo FER i.
Mten ndor mlull gaar pi0ere og tiger,
ii BET 0emofrutilfe &orti ilet life
ton forlpare at non1iEere 8rpan, iaa
soar mani for piOt Og er fife fri foc
nleo iaooomle l1Otolelie r at nernta
Zig BET niommelige.
81 tiger fife, at 9rpon er Set
rite MunD til at itprc ultncle Som" 3
4ffprar; men at 0emofraterne ifDI=
g.; bant mere enb liogen onoen Al
cots Hortis Mgitotcrer er iifferl.
Nrrai1 ielp toger set forn11ftige @or=
ii / Sagen peo at pie &oloblooig6eO
% ct rio0erligt Sin0 moo bans
e9nes StlltTtntioner. {.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04
ID anfferen"
S9tterni8iem.

9Gt Ser piG forefonmle Grpffeil /
Ell 9lpis, JON Ser life lpie5 uOen
cen aorreftrir poo, BET er fife mere,
enO man penter. 90 / Geglcr
riier 6eilene fig iom Set, iao
|uieren ieIp fan rette SEM Me.I
/ iioite 9tr. al 9laOet bar = e +
ternisien ipillet os ct Giot tor
lent YuOs / Nrtiflen vGn pigtig
&sjeiteretsOom". Der i;oO q
ftnor / M}onuifriptet: u9ooe1 al 1.
Stunt 1899 og Sen 1. <lli
1898" o. /. b., men / 8l1oet tar
Ser II sunni 1908" beg9e 5teber.
en- Cato, Ser enonu er tilfcrnnenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

5 ben ie1er SiO bar Der / flere
SluOe pGret talt ON Den organi=
lereDe Sarmblerti9beOs Wtaul meo
Senblif paa Sor6olOet til 9ll0er-
Opmsbjemnet". Genne Sag er pitt
rof mi life ulene n1ooen for liplig
Groftelie men for Sp9rfiGttel lie. Oct
er glGOeligt at iagttage Snteresi EN-,
Iom III er fremfommen. @i0 set
maotte lpffes at fpre 0enlte Sag
frcm til @errenS l@re, til Be trGn-
gen0es &ontfprt og til Sonfunoets
0l90e.
Der bar pGret peget pao Steo for
&jemmet, omttoIt 8pggeplaoS og uo-
IteOt Spfororing til at tegne Jig for
GiOrag; men Srganilationen bar
life pGret omtalt. &eo Srganiia=
tiolen foritaor ieg Sprettelien, Sic
forbol0et, Stprelien og 9riften.
giaar en- 8urmbiertigbeosanl op=
rettes inOenfor Ell &irfeS Smraa0e,
ties % ltDreS ben gerne al e1tten Ell
prtOat Eerion, en- MenigbeOsfre0s'
&orporntion Zen Del Wpn0 f%orener
Jig ON SOretagenOet), eller ct Strife
idmfun0. @n pripat 8erion, Ell 10
fol Wtenig6e0 eQer &re0S 6ol10ler
gerne meo &en6lif pac egen 8Gre=
cnne % 2eoelie. 81 &orporatio.l
logger Sellag paa SferpiaigbeO fra
cn DiOere &re0s, uren at 8ioragS=
p6erlle bar nogen Del / Gieforboloet
eler Stprell EN-. st &irfeiamfnn6
latter SeIllttrlinger peo i'm &epre=
lentation % ejer % itprer ielp fine
Snititutioner. NQar Der MI tales
ON at benl@gge A~lOerOomsbiemmct
til Sanotoriet I @ruib, ioa maa BET
%erinOres, at Sanatoriet fife er no
gen Sam unos =SHltitution, at Del
fife eies og itpreS at Sen +. 5.
Strife, men at bet eies og ftpres al
en- &orporation, iom palger og gem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

pGlger Jig ielp, u0en at Samfunoet
faar anoen Gel BERT eno at poe. @en=
lGgges mi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS til
Sanotoriet, fonln1er oct mo nl0er
iomme Gle % 5tpre-6orbolO.
Naur jeg operpeler Organizations
Spprgsmoolet, iaa f%oretrpffer ieg,
ct SumfnnOet life nlene DOer til fine
Snltitutioners Sprettelie % Drift,
men at oct er bets Iurioiife % mo-
roIife Get % Yligt ielp at Gle og
ltpre Dem.
Seq bar giort mine Sagttagelier.
Get luenife @oipitol og Giufonis-
le=Snititution / Omaha fremtroaote
f0rIt UNDER 2eoelie al &orporation.
SeOeren, Yaitor 5ogelitrem, iam-
leOe en- Del inOflpoeliesrige Mteno
pmfring Jig, bporof Ell Del tilbprte
inrltellige reformerte &irfelamfun0,
fit Dem til at fate Oeres SnOflpoelie
CO poe Oeres Mioler til Sogen. 9a
ser bar gooet Ell St0, giorOe Oisie
WtGnO Gaitor 6ogelItrpm opmGrf-
inn pna, at Sc pil0e pirfe for iamme
Sag | Oeres egne raipeftipe Strife
ianlfunO og fltnoe fife pirfe pod
6egge SteOer. @oitor 6ogelItr6ms
Snititution fom Oerpeo / Ell farltg
Sitting, iom reo0eoes peO, at @aItor
Togelitrpm iimpalt6en Boo Dem ON
1t relignere, bpilfet sc gior0e. Set
hit, at oisle Mpn0 pilDe bupe init
lteret poo at 6ringe 0eres erbperpeOe
6or0el | Snltitution meO Jig in0 |
0eres reipeftipe Somfuno % iagt
lpm ioo: por set oerfor, ri iful0e
ppre 6ebjnlpelige for ON fort 8tO
at piies uo? Otter 0en 9io an
iogte @oitor Sogelitr0m ben @ipenife
Strife (Spno0en) ON 0ptogelie, men
blep ofpiIt flere @ange. Otter Ell 8i0
lpffe0es set at fao S%nItitutionen iro-
lemuet / airfen. SmiolertiO OPP
rettebes en- onOen SnItitutton of
iomme S(rt inOenfor ben ipenife
&irfe (Spno0en). 9e TO SnItitttio-
ner ito0 fife / BET met penifnbeGige
SorbolO til binon0en. MaaIfe, ONT
8ogelltroms Snititution fra f6rit al
bopOe peret en- &irfeiomfunos-S n-
Ititution, bopoe Ben ipe1tife Strife
! (SpnoOen) fun boft bebop at OPP
boloe og 6ripe en- Snititution al Sen
SIags. gn Sen f%ortolte mig ON cit
@ormbierttgbe0smituGt, iom Ito0
UNDER en- &orporation, Ser bar iarn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04
Gmnet SrDam.
0tr. @rpan bar uOtalt, at ser

UlI. SIDult DuI uuIull, VI ueL'
iom q Del al bet oemofratife 8ar.
tis 9eoere fife har ierlig itent for
.~Eurts Domination III &rGii0pnten4
net, e0er ON 1s Del at 9elegoterne
til 9enber Gonpentionen ifuloe be-
r. imoo BET, pilOe ban fripi4igt
trpffe Jig tilbage.
Mere ems 15 Del al 9eoerltt er
imi0lertio aQere0e iprtgt inloO bans
&anoioatltr. Sg en- Itor Waioritet al
benz mener, at BEN it6rite Sienelts,
SrDan funOe gpre lit Barti, Dar at
indulge j. at man nominereoe Su-
ternpr S. ". Sobnlon, Ser oiloe
bore I Stan0 til at erboloe Sunoreo-
Sulino at Stemmer, iom SrDan Gl-
brig bill funne gore Gegring poa.
Sg iamtiOigt mener man, at Sobn=
ion biloe bore Mar1oen til at bo[oa
@ortiet iomlet, ielp ON ban life
ifulOe blipe balgt.
Wan bar meo anbre Orb gipet
8rDam rent 8eifeo.
Sg til BET altiammen bar ben
paa cen Sang iuccesfulbe og libel
oige 8rDan forreIten gipet meget
tilfreOsitiQenoe Spor. San 6ar piIt
Ell Iaa iieloen 8eifeoenbeo og 9fl=
ltgbeo, at BET piItnof 6ar ~forbauiet
felbe 9emofroterne. 8Ian0t ulOei
uotalte SrDan pe0r6renoe 8artiet5
gtomlination at @pperngr SSobnlon,
at ban t9nfte bel ON 0enne baaOe
iom Eolitifer og iom Wennelte.
W1en Spgrgsmaalet bar iSbriqt fun
at faa en paalirelig Sanoi6ot n!en
ell Juno Snar6eoisning, en-, ion1
repr9ienterer BEN oemofratiife 2ure.
loln fun6e iamle Hnrtiet, apnci(cre
til tlofbengigbe0en, m~isfornpia sc
rcf4;flifanife Splgere og en0ei;J -
gibe en- mo6l6S 9emofrotisme Suob
ON Sncces, 6oOr ofmegtig o. ooor=
Zig enO ct iaa0ant Saabs Girfel:.5=
g6relie maatte blipe.
Set er 8rpans officieQe 1totale[-
fer %atgaoen0e BEN &anoioot, Iom
moo anies beroig til at gou / 81
ben paa bemofratiife 8rincipper,
naar Breiioentfampagnen for ST.
Dor begDnOer. Sg Ri fan go0t Tut
te os til 8rpans 8iGebe. Oemofra.
terne 6eb6Der netop ct ioooont
@ent, Iom ban iftlbrer, og 2onoet /
SanO6eo ben beoit egneoe til 8ra,-
flOentperOigbeoen. Man ON Demo-
frGterne bar BEN rette Mono / oercs
MttOte er ct meget bonifeligt 5psrgs-
1naol at beipare, fife minoit mi, 6u
Ter ipnes at bore in6bDr6es &appe-
ftri6 ON at bebiie 8r1nns 1tmulfg-
te0 Tom 8r9fi6entemne.
Naor @labene uotaier, at 8rpeu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

er Ben rigtige for andre at BRUCE.
Den lfllIOe gauife iifert folges, bpiS
&eiultotet bliper Set beOite oen Wi.
gil Slttlting bette etOmt engol1g:
&po0 jog bar i~frepet, er enten life
&ritif eQer BOG al pellnent Nrt, og
Der er npppe @rllno til at psle meo
arltotet pou
&orreiponoenten ira 9llbert Sea.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-04

fultDe belle SamfunOet bllpe be1pgt,
lom Jig bpr og bpr PED Ell laaOan
&eiligbeo, og "a ltal man life oGre
bange for at i1lObpOe,
Wten fan bette fife tie, Oa mao
nlall luOe pore nleO at inObpOe meO
6orpligtelic for Mienigbeoerlle til at
betale Ben beIpgenOes Geiie. 2ao
rem tonlmle % gaa, JON De beOIt
fan, pg betale Oeres &elle til og |
4nlerifu lelp, ligelom hi anOre opoe-
liQc nlaa, l1aur hi pil bei9ge 0an=
mart. Wtin Grfaring bDOer mig at
lfripe bette. Seq tGnfer pgiaa paa
De lofale oanIf-amerifanIfe Wenig-
Geoers llogifter, lom ri bar ct CTS
enlpel paa / y0~anlferen" 9tr. s.
Sil iioit maa ieg uOtale mig ON
en- an0en Sag LAB mig falOe Sen
tore
% isionsipn0er.
Gem far ri pitt mango al ogiao
operfor @~eOningemislionen. &por
bliper ne1nlig pore @eOningemislio-
nprer al? Seq fen0er Dem, hi bar,
og @uO fife 2op og Saf for Be &re
8rgOre o. Spitrel @erren pellIgli6
Dem fremOeles for Seiu SfplO! Wfer
hpor bliper ltnointningen al? Der
far p0ret flere Stltoentar, iom, 90
DC 6egpn0te oere5 St1Oium pua Dol
SfoIe, iagoe: ri pi bpre sc s.
Il tngemi 6 ionGrer. 30
6oor BET mootte glGOe Misitonsnen-
iter, at nogle fblte &al0 og Spit til
ben @erning. W}en noar oisIe unqt
Wtennei Ter ido bar fGr0ige paa Sfo-
len, ioo 6lep Be fife @e0ningen1is-
IionGrer, men lonOe0e e t II oG(
/ ct &rpitefalo / Nmerifa. SDor.
le0es 6Hnqer bette bog iommen? 81
Ser nogen / Sam l1noet, Ser oper.
taler bore Wi5lionse(eper til at OBJ.
gtoe 0ereS &ol0 ON at gaa til 6e0-
rlingerne? G0er er oct rSSSltliane"
Der bin0rer &anoioaten / at naa 1T
Mool? GQer bporfor FILTER 81
Signnl?
Seq fan fife beipore 0isie Spaxgs.
maol, men ieg frpgter, lom iagt, for
at Ri bar Wfisiionsipn0er tDnaenot
poa os. 6erren oplDie os nteo Iir
Iano, ban tilgipe os, og ban bi9lps
o5 frem til at gore oct rette for ban
pgiaa / Mislionens belige Sag. 0el
itoar %ifrepet: 500 Der bar, ban
ital gipes, og bpo Der fife 6or, BON
ifal erOoe oct, ban bar, 2sA.
1rur15. j 9TH, mon -0g Ga
goa os iaoleoes, ct set Ri bar, Dor
4eOningemisiion, ifaG tages fra os,
foroi ri fife bor looet Serrau fao
Sem til @eoningemisiionerer iSm
ban muligDis folOte BERTH. Maofe
Ear StiQingen poa Misiionens 0m=
raooe, Dor Wotgel poa GreIter og
anoen Wangel og Stilitonb lit l1b-
Ipring ira bore Misiionsipnber. Oct
ct en- Erppe p9ro. 9ao os be6e:
uNon>Iog mig, o @lt0l og feno nit
9lerte, og prop mig og feno mine
Sa1fer; og lie, ON ieg er poa en-
Gei, ion f6rer til Smerte, og leo
mig paa en- epig Sci" (Sal. 1879,
%. 20.
Soar Morius &an1en
p. t. 2incoln, Nebr., Sen 80. San.
1908.
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