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The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
$40 pstplt I cIeVsIand nav. CO.

to WHAnR Hoor OF WATIE ITIhrr
te. cL1yfhh,ss0s II rs 3 S.....; ;' a. =
NJ fsisfs-s INTERPRETATIONS to-Clsye-
land every Saturday Night. 81 round trip.
Lay Trips to Cleveland every Tusa.
For MACKINAC and Why Ports,
Alpena, Petoskey, Chicago, 500,
binrquette, Duluth-Leave Monday and
taiurdsy p. m. "Wednesday and Friday
20 q m.
For TOLEDO Sunday q Friday = D
M Tuesday and Thursday. s:E A. m.
spe~iaI steamer direct to Mack-
Dnae and Alpena- Leave Sundayr. o:B
= m: Tuesdays SD p. m. and Thursdays.
, p. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
LAKE aVD Ryvrv Srr .Wrps.
DE Ia. City Division

Leave Detroit Tuesdays and Fridays II
10 a. IN. for st. Clair. Port Huron, Lex
tngton, Port snniiac, Forester, Forest
vile. HarbCr Beach. Port Hope and hay
CITY.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

STK. CITY OF LfNIIIAM mikes n
round trip frofn-Detfeft- Chatham
every Friday and Saturday. leaving
foot OF Randolph street at a. m, ro-
turning, leaves Chatham at u. M.
way trip from Detroit on Sunday morn :
ing at O'Clock and on Monday and
"Wednesday at 3 p. IN. JOHN STEVEN
SON. Agent. It. Of Randolph-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
JEALOUS SALOONKEEPER
WOULD END LIFE

Romano De Bersaeques. q Belgian
acknowledgements at No 81 Jefferson-ave.l
kept his relatives and the police busy
through his persistent efforts to Kill
himself because Of jealousy OF his
wife. Monday night. The man had
been drinking and became possessed
OF an idea that his wife was making
dates Yith-men. lie procured two
revolvers, declaring he would end his
unhappy existence. and when they
were taken from him he bought three
ounces of carbolic acid Before he
could screw his nerve up to the proper
point. however, he fell into the hands
of Patrolman Walsh. who took the
bottle from him and sent him home
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
erieser's Assistant Named.

y. V. Andres. for several years a
bookkeeper in "A large harness store.
has been appointed assistant to City
Accountant Nicholas Grieser.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

There is an average OF seven car
collisions a day ON he steam, SUB
way. elevated and surface railways or
New York.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
c.. lEIOICH crr.m .:t
for tickets a. bertbs on amy lake steamer r..
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
Wharf foot OF Griswold-st
For the Flats, Tashmoo Park and
Port Huron, and Way POrts.
Twice daily. Leave week days, $40
q. m. and 2:30 y. m: Sundays. 300 a
IN. and 2:30 y. m. and for the Fla
and Sc. Clair way ports, daily Except
Sunday, $3.50 p. m.
For Toledo and sugnr Inland
Twice daily. Leave week days. Sis n
m and 4.eo Pm; Sundays-- S:z6 a m
and 500 d. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26
~ Detroit 3 Buffalo Steamboat Co
&(\wA.rf r..s Of wan. street
uxL)/For Buffalo s s.::; YORK T ci,;,

Boston. Philadelphia . the naA
Pare slso. Berth al weekdsys. . > n.
t1.se. Room ea-6sl Sundays, n
WEEKEND ExCURsI0Ns 70 BUFFALO
aad NIAGARA FALLS every Saturday,
.Ss ga 49, round TIP. City Ticket
QmesA Fort ~ W. . ift osisvolA o.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-26

Annual Excursion to Northern Michi.
gan via Michigan Central.
Will be run by special train Aug.
81. Very low rates will be made. Con.
suit agents for full particulars
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11

heads; they begin to feel the penetrating cold
we'll the gnawing hunger, for the human body
needs food for its inward fuel to generate the
necessary natural warmth; everything has been
consumed except the last reindeer, which provides
the infant with milk. The parents shrink from
killing the animal and thus deprive their delicate
child of this source of noulishment, which
nothing replace
No. they would rather die!
And what is then to become of the little help
less creature? Is there way out of this LADY
lith of misery?
They decide to postpone the killing of the last
reindeer long possible and for short time
will share the food of the animal, the moss
With leaden heavness the hours drag wearily
by. Esther almost faints with hunger. Suddenly
the child awakens 1t was hungry when she
rocked it to sleep and demands its food with
infant vehemency. The feeble cry of her baby
arouses Esther from her stupor. She springs to
her feet, seizes the knife and places it in her
husbands outstretched hand
"Our child, Ahasver. Save child
Answers apathy is instantly dispersed; he
must feed his furnishing child, and he hurries
into the adjoining space A dull thud, gurgng
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11

sound and it is done After they have fed their
child on the warm blood of the reindeer, these two
starving people still their own hunger.
Days pass by-perhaps weeks-for these two
have ceased to measure time. The portions of
food become smaller the child grows weaker, for
the meat diet is not good for it, and the hope of
salvation from this misery has fled
The infant, with its tiny, shrunKen body, and
wiZened face, lies dead in it's mothers arms. No
cry of anguish breaks from her lips this last,
cruel lash of fate No tear of grief tails from her
burning eyes. Ahasver and Esther have watched
the inevitable draw with silent resignation,
and their hearts are filled with but one desire
of being reunited soon with their loved ones They
are calm and composed now, and submissive to the
will of the Almighty. Without utterng a com
plant they divide the last morsel of the reindeer
meat.
Days have passed since they have eaten the last
bite. Everything has been consumed there is
nothing left. They hold each other in last
embrace-death fingers in their faces
The quiet of the tomb reignS within. Each
hears the others heart beating family. The fame
of the gas is dying away Esther is too weak to
replenish the material, and she does not want to
be separated for the brief space Of a moment
from her husbands loyal breast.
Profound darkness enveops everything.
There, oh wonder suddenly ray of light il
the roof. 1t is the magnetic polar light Ahasver
no surprise. Heavenly JOY fills their souls and
more firmly than before they clasp each other, for
death cannot part them 1t grows brighter before
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11
The Wrecked Frigat
B e IL

Probably very few people are aware that al
ships bell which for many years has lain ba
the sea is suspended in the underwriting \,
at Lloyds and is used to announce" the AIN,
or other news received in respect of overdue re
This Is the bell of the frigate Lutine, wrecledwa
ago off the Dutch coast. After being under
water for years the bell was saved and =
strangely enough, is employed to inform IL,
writer's that something has been heard of Odd
those ships which by their protracted pas. =
are causing uneasiness. Not every ship TIM,
on the overdue market is announced in this ,ne
ner 1t is only when an underwater haH,ap,l
pressed to the committee his desire for immd,,
information in respect to this or that overdufiit
sci that the note of the old black bell to
through the rooms At the present time ~
are eleven ships down on the list for annoa
ment by the Lutine bell, but some of thesl,o
SO hopelessly overdue that it is practically Cd.
nothing further will be heard of them TIL.
steel bark AlsterniXe, for instance heads thl -.
She was formerly the British ship Lord TdI
more and was built at Belfast in 1892. Thd :,
has not been heard of since last November
she sailed from Callao for Australia H.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11

their eyes; mild, warm breezes sweep softly all
them; heavenly melodies fall on their ears
before the enraptured gaze is spread worl
whose wonders they have never dreamed.
Arrayed in garments of softest light and wa
ing under glorious palms their children
toward them and nestle against their hearts,
are carried upward as If on angels wings
life of heavenly bliss!
The snow is drizzling on INCREASINGLY.
All life on the globe is dead and it will
be renewed. The earth, no more the mother \
an atom in the immeasurable space of the u
pursues her course unerringly until after
lions of years destiny is fulfilled and she w
hurled in the burning sun-ball, that she me
come its fuel, and bring life and warmth to
spheres and other organic creatures.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11
"A Remarkable Diar

H. .haa. ....,,a.,. .: A., .,,. Eed he
49, ;t s.uoua .lies Iie iolio"lns Ills th
lnes .eaua,is sno"ns DIS nfed tn
"iii' economy " "oi'ti may eAe'se - neee Fing t
An aged English lady, who recently celeFhe to
her nnety-second birthday, has kept frot affirm
early days an interesting diary of her lifeE Kin
which she compiled on her recent birthday it?"
curious statistics which she read out lille Gu
assembled friends on that occasion. She Eankfor
for example, that in all her life she had usE Amt
1000 hairpins and sixteen harnets. And Eriff, S
same period she had fortyone dresses, fortyEThere
petticoats, eighty pairs of shoes and fft1erite,
aprons. Fativel
AS if those facts We're not enough to mai ~ u'p
hv the fair soy tho widow told thor, m IN out it
had nsed o74 nars of stocsinas 1o7 nathed h
carriers, thirtyfour shawls and wraps and u "
three corsets She never eXtravagant s sDanu'
matter of hats and bonnets for of those 81 Ahey
purchased but 165 of both classes. Wifi my
exception of the latter, the good lady hadps JUST
what she wore, utilizing her spare momenaKerc
the task
e, it is
me ola laog mas ~ Jolleu DOWN III plaqu, my
white mat she mas spent oi,l6o hours IN dlrI hav
ana uhdresslns' ana tlal she mas zone lEassn
taken down her mar o3,4so times SlfI4et's
washed her face 670G7 times and her handon th
424 times. She also finds that she has sic 3The m
220 hours of her life, and drawn 33, 5S4 Ia ridir
of water from the we'll in the back yard. IRE fou
She has lived chiefly on bread, cheese ar You
ior 'he iasl twenty-five years AGE
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11

set in death, and his eyes have closed in that
long slumber from which there is no awakening.
Hope slowly dies away from day to day that
the storms will cease at last and Esthers husband,
Ahasver, may go out and seek help in one OF the
neigh boring huts, long ways in the distance 1t
would have brought them no succor but increased
their misery and desoaton, for the few scattered
human habitations had not sheltered living be-
Ing for many weeks.
The storm has piled the snow high before
Answers narrow entrance and it would take
hundred brawny arms to remove this frozen wall
instead of those four emaciated ones Still he has
been able to guard the entrance to this tomb from
completely closing up and to prepare the moss for
his reindeer that he has gathered with infinite
labor. Esther has kept alive the flame of hydro
gen-gas which she generates from snoWWater by
means of ingeniously constructed apparatus
This gives both light and warmth to the wretched
people Since her father has closed his eyes in
death her strength wanes day by day, her
courage fails and her resstive power decreases
daily. There is but one chord in Esthers breast
which responds in clear and rich intonations to
the demands of life-it is her mother love. With
consuming anxiety she watches the oldest of her
darings die slow death of scurvy. AT last its
sufferings are ended; the mothers heart is break
ing with agony and more ferventy than ever she
clasps her remaining child to her bereaved breast.
Two more terrible days have passed over their
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

itte oet", ipurgte Wonoen. 0Sor.
i: Sruaoen", iporeoe Sen onoen.
rgyuoois bill flemmes ino / Srrst
og GA m1ligt forgifte set mes
Suit" Noa, Monoen felte poa
SrGets Bart, Der forefom bom fac
ioa baaro iom Sraaoen. r5iffe
roget Sluooerl" ~offproigeoe ban
No6oen. Men oct bite Tia at
pere mere emo Sluooer. Oct fsl-
genoe Iar peO 9ppfolostio bar
SrauOen flere CONNER oueraroet.
% iiffert nof, Greet ogoe.
Set Wtenneife, Ser oloriq tpn-
fer pua anoet - eQer lo0 % iiae:
iom %p9lenligit tGnfer poa lin GSor-
refining, lit SaanopGrf, lin 6arnls
Drift; ben o%ltioo, Ser melt an
penoer i'm ~llnOerliGls gpuer, biz
gennem Iarene foruoiot, at ban
bar Sanos for Selpfritif, iou ban
formaar at be lfne Jig lelp ob;eftlpti
llnne, bppr ooeroroentlig lp9rt set
er for bum at 6ol0e Sinoet %
Sdnferne peo Ell bSlere GeroelI.
aiten laabon oglua meo SEN, ser
d~ahoelt9t giper Clip poa Jig iclp,
fife Daager oper onoe Stlbejeli9be=
FER, eQer mauif e tpnfer, at Set 0oq
Del fife fan bore Iaa furlig eli
Sag, noor mo blot fife tuger for
Iipr EN- 9oiis as @ongen, ioo at
iige. StOt efter li0t bill &arafta=
rem forIlioes, @pnen til set qooe
ofitumpes, gniporsfplelie EN- Men6e-
bens, OOmpgbe0ens, &prlig6eoens)
lioe &nGf. Serrens Genner bar al
@runo til at ie lpit pao 2ipet, til
meO leftet Sopeo at goa til 90
gems @erning. @en bpor0ot ifl1loe
bette pGre muligt for Ell SiGl, Ser,
|ifsnt troenoe, life pooeer MOB
SuoetS, 9~itterbeoens og bapnlfe
Sunfers Stpre. Gn iau0uns uni=
itelige aenoeteen pil pare, at
8leoens chronological og Ben, fri
iteligt tolt, frtmoOige @lGOe pil
rige ira bom, og / Ste0et foor ban
ct morft, tungt, opitert Yrpg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
EBEN EZER WOMEN
GCIIEETY-9AKSlQKLA
Annual Report. 1907.

Sisters and members, greet
ings. - So we by the grace of
God have been permitted to
lay another year by, the year
1907, a year of prospecting and
blessings from above, a year
busy at work, for the further
ance of Gods Kingdom, by
sewing quilts for sale, the pro-
ceeds used or will be used for
religious purposes, as the socie-
ty deems advisable, and when
needed. Gods blessings have
rested upon us, so far, and we
pray that His good will may
rest upon US in days to come, 80
that we may be able and will
ling to do still more for the
Lord, who has done so much
for us, and that we may still
learn better than ever before,
it is more blessed to give than
to receive, as our motto is.
During the year we have fin
ished and sold five quilts, and
the money is turned into the
treasury. Five dollars have
been given to Rev. l.. Johnson,
| who made us a visit from St.
Louis, and was with US at our
Mission Sale Nov. %, 1907. One
quilt that was finished Nov.
10, was sold at u Mission
Sale for five dollars, and the
proceeds will be sent to some
foreign mission, together with
what the children Of the Luth-
eran Mission School of Oaks
have made. And /, E. N. Rusk,
Sec, hope that all Of the sisters
of this society have given it in
gratitude in this reason Of
thought that the Lutheran
Board has spent so much for
our children in the way of
keeping us a school, a church
and a Sunday school, for with
out this mission school our
children would have nowhere
to go to learn the way of our
Lord and Savior, which is the
one thing needful to the saliva
ton Of our souls. May the
Lord help US all to be faithful,
that the Lutheran Mission
Board may not spend so much
for US in vain, but That our
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
Sra Dor Snbianer=M isiiom.

Seq bar ofte fGnft, jeg uilDc
lfripe liOt til 0aniferen ON, bppr=
0an ri bar bet peo pore &pinbe=
m6Oer. N1 peo 9egpnoellen al
oct mn Iur ifrep Dor SefretGr lin
oorlige &opport; iaa tGnfte ieg:
ntaalfe Def funoe glG0e Slloianer-
misiiol1ens Genner at lG1e ben.
Do JON 5 lGier al &apporten, iaa
bar hi lpet 5 &pilte bet liolte Mar.
ytaar ri bor Ell Split / &amnmen,
lua lnmles ri bper Snsoag oq
lper pua BET. Gi fnntmer ON
Wtorgenen, bpem at os, ser fan,
oG iper belle Ougen. &i tager Dor
WiOOagsmuO meO os, og ioa foyer
ri Safe ON WiO0ngen og oriffer
Get / 6Gllesifab til Dor Mi60oqs-
mao. &i l9ler gerne ct Stpffe al
Ell eller anOen goo 9og e1er al
gibelen. Oct giper os 2eiligbeo
til Ell Samtale, lom 6ielper til at
lGre bperonore at fenbe, biplper
pgiaa til at faa 2ps / ooi fiQige
cling.
Seq 6or pfte pGret meget glob
neo Oisie Msoer, og leg feler Srung
til at iige biertelig Sof til olla
&enner, lom bar fpbt og beltilt
al oisie &pilte; set bielper ps til
at orbeioe for Serrens Gag. Soft
Der bar life mango Tenge, men
iaa er hi GLADE peo, ON hi pe0 bort
9lrbeioe fon gSre fist for CUBS
&iges Sag.
Sg ifltl0e Der bore en- eqer otl-
BEN al Sn0ianermisitonens Gen=
ner, iom enifeoe EN- al &pinoefore-
ningens &pilte, laa er hi GLADE for
Seitiaing. Score Spitre runot onl
i Somfunoet, noar S iomles til
eOers &pinOemooer, ioa beo for os,
at hi peo bore lmoo &pinoemeoer
mootte foo Moooe til at leoe Si9le
ben til Seius, iom ogiua Oooe for
pc i%taffels forOreDne SnOionere,
iom bar liot ioo meget 1tnoer oen
bpiOe Wan0s @ruIombeo. 2ob BET
pGffe os til Sper for oisie 6pre-
fSbte SjGle.
@ilien. gbers ringe Splter
S~eniine NieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
,,Bpliu eQer 9anollp",

Sen uoiatte @risopgupe, begDnOer
iaa nleO bette Summer. Oct er
port @aab, at Seierne pil felge
bisie Afbanolinger meo lpGnot
SSSr1teresie. gmnet er BET pero, og
Acknowledgements anler ri for ogiaa
at o9re BET.
De bill blipe offentliggiorte efter
g hummer og uOen Sorfatterens
llnoerifrift, uben bet er ct Sleu-
bonDm. 9eierne fan iaa gGtte
poo, bpilfen A%fbanoling, Der oil
toge forite 8ris.
81 fun neppe optuge aae be
Ifbonolinger, Ser er ienOt %, og
set far hi 10 Da be1er fife for,
pligtet % iii. Soo lenge ri
ligeiom fan bape paa Splelien, at
Sc fan 6ape 2ei ernes Snteresie,
bliper hi peo at BRUCE al benz, men
Eeler life lengere. Selp ON pi
iaa fife taar 8rug for ole De
-moienote 9ffbadofinger, iao paa-
ifsnner pi aQigepeG, at Solf bar
paret iao flinfe til at oeItage /
nGonteiten". Men Senipnet til
2eierne og bpoo Der gopner 9la-
Get mao ofgere, boor mango Ri fan
BRUCE. 9ette, boober hi, ole bill
anle for set enc rigtige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
Mbrabatt1 9ineolm.

s Snsbogs por BET bans SGD
ielsbog. San bar fsbt / &entucfp
ben -. Se6ruar 1909. Eli noe te
Aor bill altiao &unSreoaarsoagen
for bans 6eoiel blipe feiret -
rimeligpis meo itor @ntbuiiosme og
S~sitiOeligbeo 2anOet oper.
+. Ibrabam 2incoln er bel pero at
minoes. @nbber ung Imerifoner
tltroe l9i e og ituoere bans ST.
itorie fra @noe til anoen. Sao
Siografier er mere inipirerenoe til
9oel 9aao eno bans.
Nf iimpel Serfomlt par ban,
Sans SaOer funOe bperfen lele
eQer ifripe. Men Der fort9Qes, at
gbrabam arbe0e i'm 5a0ers iterfe
2egems6pgning og lin Wooers
ifarpe SorItanb. Sans Sfolegmg
Dar begreniet til eet Iar> og al
Sprerne paa Sunoet fororeoes oen=
gang fun, at De funbe Be tire H's
(Geaoing, Sitting, Gitbmetic). Saa
blot fom 2incoln ogioa ban
fun0e nogenlunoe leie, ifripe og
regne. Gen boroenOe 8r9iioent
por / raif Succesiion @rbeioer paa
En- Sloobaao, &anoeIsfomis, Sop
tain / 8lacf Satpf : &rigen, Ssfer
paa 2anoet, 8oitmeiter, 2onomaa-
Ter, og poa iamme Sto tube
reoe ban 2oofpnoig6eo at Bigger,
iom ban laante fra ct 2%opfontor /
Sioen ira set luffeoes ON Iftenen,
til oct aabneoes ON Worgenan.
Sioen ban tog @fsamen lom Gag
ferer, Iteg Fan rolf og naaeoe mart
ct Spoe I &ongresien iom &epre<
I~entant fra Sainois, bnortil ban
meo fine 8orelore bar flpttet | itn
rutge Nlber.
9oq - hi ifol fife FER fort
iatte meO at forteae bans Si-
1%torie; hi piloe Blot minoe berom
/ @nleoning al bans S6oieIsoog.
2pierne peo %aIereoe, bborfor
6on ferIig er blepen befenot, of-
toG6t og ber6mt. San er EN- al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

s(merifos pirfelige Stormeno. Sans
Sio JON Il. as 16. Yreiioent
blep epofegerenoe t 2anoets ST.
ltorie. Ibrubam 2incoln bar frem-
for nogen anoen set @uOs &eo-
fob, Ser blep brllgt til at lpie TO
al De iterIte Spgoper / 2anbets og
Hotipnens Siltprie - II ntenens
9eparefie fra SpnOerlemmelie
oq Slupe.riets Spbebele e.
Wten 9incpln bar fife blepen
bruqt til at lpie 0isie Spgaper,
en- ban fife bapoe pGret Wanoen
me0 ben Itore 6prItanO, BET parme
@ierte, og ben uoperpinoelige &et=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
2incoln proflamere0e Slabernes
6rigipelie. Set por &etfGrOigbeos-
felelien, Der brep bam Oertil. Wer.
set bar fun Ell 9egpr0elle til &et=
fp~roig6eoens @ennemfprelie iSanl=
funoet. 81 trGnger til S~ortiGttelie.
Gonoet ifriger enonu efter WenO,
Der bill ltpre / I6rabum 9incolns
aono. Ser er Srug for benz oGe
%egne, babe i @otionen, / ben en-
felte stot og / min6re samfunos-
lag. @uo ife SOB - Be bor BE-
gpnot at meloe Jig. 2enge leoe
@tGnoene al 9incolns Sppe!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
Sra Dana College.
IN 9.

81 bapoe 2proag Mften 2eilig=
beO til at operpere en- A~ftenunoer-
bolbning paa u9anna College.
81 Ga M&~ }e6aaS5eef99e Ser fDaes
meget oisfret meo Senipn til
&orreiponOancer ON oisie often
unoerbolOninger ifal ri fortelig be-
r6re Oenne SIDE al 9tpet / Sfo=
len.
Iltlou Observation-Disclosures! Sg
netop lom iaaoanne ifal bore meb
Defamation, Sang, Sale, Muiif og
Ell ipiosfinoig Diffusion oper ct
eller anoet pasienOe gmne -. Sg
ct iprigt upplauoerenoe &ubliflm,
Der oeiaa bar @runo til at opplqlt=
oere lipligt, foroi bet pirfeligt err
ganife uOmGrfeOe cling, Der UNDER
tioen pr9iteres peo Ell ioabon @f=
tenunoerboloning.
programmed er pefslenoe og lige=
lau uifplOigt iom lipligt og fan
henoe a~lporsfulot - set ufbpn-
ger alt at ben enfelte f~pinOelige el=
Ter mal1Olige StuOents geniale Gpne
til at lfabe Ell betpoenoe Breie EN-
tation al Ell iom &egel ret beife-
ben SpguDe. Si ifal naturligois
fife income Napne / lao SenleenOe,
lelp onlenO Ri funoe fple % iterft
friitet oertil.
Seroagattensprogramnlet, lom Ri
altlaa bapOe 2ejligbeo til at oper-
pere, tiltalte os neiten fulotuo.
81 6em9rfer bette un9i item" meo
cen S%ilfSielie, at bet Dog fife bar
en- Gret &onferenciers uotalel1er
ON os per- onlig og bore Srpffeil
O. b., Der foranleOiger os til bette
linen" me0 Dor SilfreDsitileli e meo
programmed. Si fanot tpertimoo
oenne iinbfulbe &onference ON
SrpffeiL 5eiltrpf og S~n0trpfsfejl
Iaa aparte %interesiant og alpors=
blanoet, at Ri fife far taget i
Determining at anmo6e Se0fonl=
menoe ON nslere at uOarbeioe en-
Irtifel for r0aniferen"s 29iere
ON oct bebanoleoe g1me.
S6prigt fif ri Sorltaoelien al, at
Der liffert peo Oisie Iftemtnoerbolo=
ringer fife ii9loent foreOrages Iau=
oanne cling, iom pil0e bore pp-
perligt @iitof / nSaniferen"s Spol-
ter. Sg meo bette for Die bill ri
iua piot m1ligt fremtiOigt bupe Dor
Opmprflombeo b%enleoet paa iaa=
barne 9%lftener / u9a1a College,
hbor hi fan t9nfe en- Inleoning
til at gribe originate og intareS=
@fbonolinger for bore 2eiere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
6oraar ONT Tlnterem.

Soa brpOer alting op igen,
.3e gamle, ifiulte SLIDER,
Sg Slomiter Ter til 9lomiter ZEN,
Sg ieg er otter ing, min Sen;
9pr fun, bbor friif leg ipiaerl
Saa lao os glemme Sinterens Sto
Gor SiOen, ipm ifal fomme:
@aarblomiter ifal ieg pluffe big.
Sbi ieg bar lert at Ouffe mig
s &intren, iom er omme.
81 ipnges beoit, naar Sfopen ltoar
8 fuloeit Yubs og Silfe,
Gn Sang ON 2epets lpie @aar,
9fej 6eOre, uaar en- Stormbino llaar
Sungt / Oe nsene Stilfe.
Gen pGrlte Storm bill raie uo,
Oct bli'r Dog itiqe otter:
Wien bag BET trnge great / great
Oct bpie, rene binunelblaat
Spirit ret til @apns mon ifatter.
Seq bpoer Big en- gaar igen
sf unge, friife SLIDER,
st Salo al beore l1oipring ems
9en Strem, iom ranot og flong,
min Sen,
Meo SleiteIsb og SriQer.
0feo 6laiten bar BET mi i'm Sio,
Gems lette SOB er onlme.
@aariange Der leg ipnger Sig,
Saarens Quit forpnger mig
S Sioen, iom ifal fomme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

children may be early led to
seek Jesus and to choose and
love His ways, and depart from
it no more forever.
The sisters have been faith
full in attendance. The expence
of the society is given in the
account of the year, two dollars
were given to the committees
collecting for Christmas. Read
and approved in the society
Jan. 8th, 1908. Closed with
Scripture reading and prayer
by Rev. Nielsen.
E. N. RUsK, sec.