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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-09
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= EVANS FlGUT WILL ARRIVE AT
. MAopALEHA BAY AHEAD OF TIME.

PENSACOLA. Fla.. March o--Rear Admiral Evans 10
baeahps viii arrive at msadaena nay March L. three
days aheas Of scheduled time,
THIS wireless message flashed through the air from the
Atlantic squadron, received here today The message
added THE fleet excellent condition making
extraordinarily time. The BY
Rose staff correspondent for the United
10 travelling with Evans fleet
WASHINGTON March 0.--Ths president and officials
Of the navy greatly pleased the receipt
et Norman Roses wireless which first
word the administration has heard from the fleet IL
lett csliso.
It has preceded Admiral Evans message navy
psrtment
/. sssA.ssssA4 Akatssttttt I.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

He is an erstwhile league player, but
he had TO give 1t up. and Allison
Turney. formerly q fast player of old
Point Comfort College. succee ded HIM.
Turney pitched good ball. Mike Gar
land wore the liverpad and caught very
well. Officer L. l.. johnson. way
down In center. caught beautiful
fly. and then distinguished himself IN
base running. He hammered out a
long drive good for three sacks, but
fell down between first and second
recovered himself and duplicated the
athletic stunt tetween second and
third II was here that Cunningham
caught him and Johnson lost his three
Dagger. Simkins showed up in his
old time shape. while Bushrod Gid
dings looked good to those who Wit
messed the contest. Handle handled
the stick well, but struck out several
times He Is fast base runner
Town Recorded Frank C. Larrabee
looked after everything that came
down to first, while Dixie Ruth made
himself noticeable around the short.
Henshaw finallys got In the game ana
as usual was there with the goods.
Oficer Henry Furness gave evidence
of having been q ball played at one
time in his career. Thomas Allen
was also one of the stars.
Had the game been continued JUST
between police officers It is likely thar
Phocbus would have won. for on the
police force in that town are several
good players.
During the nine innings Frank kear'
ney, John 3. Leonard and Sudd,,h
presided as umplres. and naturally
there was considerable kicking over
the decisions. As2
A crowd of probably 200 persons
Witnessed the game and expressed
regret that the contest was not played
through by the police officers
1t Is understood that, another game
will be arranged. when only tn" cop
pers" will be permitted to play.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Pos|masIsfs d HaaFsp, Phosbus
and Old Point Sci Raises
BUSINESS II OFFICES GREATER
Postmaster to Receive 500
a Year More; Phoebus' $500, 'snd
Old Point's $300-Announcement
Made by Postoftiee Department.

Evidently the business OF Uncle
Sam" increased materially on the
lower Virginia Peninsula during the
past year for on yesterday the post
Office depart ment announced an in
crease In the salaries OF the post
masters In Hampton. Phoebus and
Fort Monroe The largest raise goes
to MIR. John r. Kimberly, who holds
the Fort Monroe office, whose yearly
stipcn IL Increased from $500 to
s2.7OO. Post master Harry Liroey
gets an increase of 500 per year IN
Hampton, making the office jump from
$o.5CO 10 $500. To Postmaster
Charles u. Welsh. in Phoebus the de
pertinent has handed an additional
5000 per year. and the salary In this
hus:Iing town is increased from $l'5"o
to $1.7C0 per annum.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
HEART DISEASE CLAIMED
SIX YiC1iNS IN MAY
Mo~tuary Report orr Or. Walter A.
PIecker, Health officer. Shows
Tctai Deaths for Month IS,

The mortuary report Of DIR. Walter
a. plecker. health officer Of Eliza
beth City county, for the month Of
Nav shows that heart disease had a
big lad In the causes Of death for
the pc. ,hiv.y days.
m. report ELECTS the fact that there
were q deaths In the entire county
during Nay. Of which three were
whit. males. four white females.
twelve coGcred males and six coiored
females. II win thus he seen that
again the death rate among the negro
population 10 three times as great As
that Of tbs whites.
The causes of death as contained
in the report are: Heart disease. 8.
consumption 8. malformation Of the
heart. senility. 2. eongeni.al debility
edema of the lungs. iaudanum
poison. bright's disease. acute mania.
Of the lungs. acute neph-
ritis. lightning. apoplexy. tuhercalar
per;souitis, memorThagia-
purine the 6rs; six months Of this
wear there have been 50 deaths
among the whites and 80 among the
negroes. . total Death list Of ic7.
The birth report made 60 the health
officer shows that The white pcpula-
ton !s increasing. while the coiored
Ia On the decrease. There have been
20 vhjse births aad - cciored births
reported since the FIRST day Of Jai.-
Yy.
typboid Fever and fvc Of measles Ia
the cosnty.
The report CLOSES With this para
eraph:
The birth report y known TO he
incomplete. owing to the neglect OF
tew physicianS and midwivss to
rerort promptly. rarrnts also are 70
s2ousihlc for fsilurr 20 report and are
requestei tn inquire int" Tits mat
ter In The case Of births occurring
since January l."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
MAY SELL ACOhuC
AMBI RlhE IN DRY TOWN
Court Decision Is in Favor OF Port,
ner Brewery AZ to Manassas
Saloon.

MANASSAS, VA. jane 5. - Judge
Thornton this morning handed down
his opinion In the case Of Common
wealth against Goodwin. for an al
legged violation Of the local option
law by selIing as agent for the Port
ner Brewing Company. ambe line IN
the town Of Manassas. reversing the
iudgmeut OF Mayor Sinclair tn the
case.
Judge Thorpton's decision means
tina. amberine. which contains aooot
. per cent Of alcohol. may be sold
In Manas sas. which is dry town.
Mayor Sinclair heavily fined MT
Goodwin. manager of the Rober: Port
ner amb rine saloon in Manassas
and the case was appealed to the high
er court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
BERMUDA MUCH INTERESTED
IN OCEAN YACHT RRCE
Planning to Give the American
= Yachtmen Fine Time Upon
Arrival at Hamilton.
CBy Associated Press.)

(By Associated freSS.)
HAMILTON, BERMUDA. June g.
The approach Of the sailing yachts
which are racing here from Marble
head, Mass. has aroused enthusiasm
In the sport. II the yachts appear
during daylight OF Sunday as It Is
expected they will. the high hills of
ST. George and st. Davis are iikoIy
to be we'll covered with specta'
tors.
The visitors will be welcomed down
the harbor by the yacht club. The
entertainment for the American yachs'
mem next week hav been arranged
on an extensive scale. A number OF
relatives and friends Of the COM
petitors already have arrived and will
participate In the festivities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Or. W. {. Atkins Named.

DIR. William E, Atkins yesterday
received word of his appointment as
a member Of the Hampton a1visory
con,mmit,ee for general American
health committee. which has as its 90
iect the furtferance OF the Sai'h
Of the United States. Rev. Ly-
man Is, tho pres dent and DR.. J
Pease Northern Is the secretary. An
drew Carnegie. Booker T Washing
ton, Jo.eph X. Chcate. Everett 4.
Hall and J. W. Elliott are members
Of the e neral committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Mr.. Ritter Back from North Carolina

Mr.. William C.. Ritter. superintehd-
ent of the Colored Deaf. Dumb ana
Bind institution. which Is to ne io
Gated in Elizabeth City county. re-
turned from Raleigh, n. c.. where ne
visited the North Carolina School FOR
the negro deaf. dumb and blind. MI.
Ritter obtained considerable intof-
NATION from the visit and looked
over the various buildings there WIN
the view to SEEING the needs OF inc
institution here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
III elBs Of Baseball Between
Ie fdks Officers Of lhs Two
Ijuls % lev Park Diamond.
IIll laEE GOT HEAD Of cABsAsE
n Honor Started to Pitch, But Fin
aiiy Landed on First and Made Two
nuns In the contest-ofiicer John
pen, Of Phosbus, 10 q Great Base
Nunrsr. nlo,n4 3nA

After several weeks OF great IN
farSat the game OF baseball between
s3ne Hampton and Phoebus "coppers
Wsb pulled OF on New Park diamond
afternoon and today liamp'
'fpa Is wearing the smile that won't
3ndtne on. The contest really was
fSofNeen two scrub teams, for In the
Steoud inning most of the policemen
1qfo relieved Of their beats and
SYugnr men well known in the local
Baseball arena took their places. For
Ria reason the fun promised the
U0Wd Of spectators was in measure
aeking, although there was ample
GHuft for those who remained TO see
~ fnish Of the contest.
The final scorS according to the
saeorer Of the Hampton team. was III
~ 10 in favor of the Crabtownites
3Iile the Phoebus scorer. had the
me 10 to 9 in favor OF the Mi!
&4eek biue-coats. However. the Hamp
~ man had the right score and the
.Sane was awarded to Hampton by the
sApre Of II to 10.
when the battle started the police
G. 1cers we're in evidence In almost
GSBrv position On the diamond. May
- Thornton F. Jones, who retired be
'nn1se the team from Hampton failed
NJ kive him proper support" after
ling out four of the visiting MR.
IN Phoebus. started to pitch ~
Hnmnton. His arm was In a.yd
Sn, bat Il soon developed thati ne
sack was the place for his Jo'
O0ceS Cunningham replacedB lin
NJ box. Mayor Jones covered
sbag literally and the errors
? Slked up against him were due tc
z6 net that the men were afraki to
1VW the bali to him. He made
~ runs and his base running proved
s6ete feature of the battle. As az
Dxfdence OF the appreciation of hi
4pee34ent work the mayor was pre-
;86nted with a splendid head Of cab
&nee and several lemons by Council
nan Edward r. Schraudt. Anyhow
He mayor made a hit.
u was certainly fine 10 see Thomas
~ Watts chasing around the bases
4fA1se OMcer Leslie Curtis. the heavi
- man on the force, covered every
&ktnx down In left field. Town Ser
Neknt Walter f. Owens hadn't hit a
IN m IS years and he still has that
record to his credit. He was way
SoWn Ia deep center Oficer Henry
s8uTtis started in on first and remain
- 81 the game through the nine In
.n1Ags, although be looked after second
VIXEN Mayor Jones came to first. City
4seauurer Alonzo Patrick put up g
;>s<iT' game In right field Officer +
n Hope was In the game and Cit,
0efk George w. Hope looked after
Mort for . few sessions. FINAL,
k4ftineham. Henry Collier. Diestil
HnckAnan got in the game ard a.
ststed In winning the battle for Hanp
:tun.
Town Treasurer Jos 'ph Daily was
tbe orst man in the box for Phoebus
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Baltimore FIRM Lowest BIDDER.

Bids wsre opened at the National
Soldiers Home yesterday for the IN
staIia,ion Of heating in the new nos
pitaI wing. r. A. Eranberry. OF BAT
timorc. Vas the lowest bidder a. ~.
600 Mr.. W. G.. Morris. Of Phoebss
submitted . hid ac $50. while the
Neuposs News Plumbing and Heat
ing Company. 81 Ncwpcr News. o.
fercs to DO ,hc WORK az $500.
There xerc tn bids Submitted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
WILL BE NO n. A. RALLY.
Committees frem the Various Coun-
cit. Decide Against 1t.

The idea of holding big raliy
among the various councils " the
Royal Arcanum throughout Underwater
Virginia has been abandoned for ms
summer and instead it Is expected
that each local council in the dis
, riot will have an outing OF some
sort. ..t..-.
At the meeting OF the representa-
tives from the councils In norfolk
few days ago the decision was
reached to give up the plan and 10
request the councils to hold local out
ings only.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
LINEUP FOR THE GAME TO-DAY

Hampton and the Ath'etes TO "ee'
on New Park Diamond.
This afternoon the game az NJ"
Park diamond will be hetween Hamp-
ton Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion and the Athletics OF Newport
News. Hampton will lineup as foi'
lows: Birmingham, q. Coliierh 30
Robinson IT,, Wyatt SIS. Powell ci,'
Balmer j.. D.. Curtis ID. Cunning
ham 2b., Weymouth ri.
The Athletics have been inc n's
team to defeat Hampton 50 Tar TINS
season In the Peninsula H. ague series.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Jv6oe RUSSELL Hsre.

Judge George r. Russell, who pro.
sides ove. the sr~rozaie Csrr' " Es-
ssx county. " J.. cziifd Hpon Clerk
cs the Ccurts Harry " HoN ves'er.
dsy Judes Russe3i Ia steppinx for
q few days q Osd Pcsst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Hsmpson Chapter TO Meet.

Mrs. r. s. Hucsins. president ~
Hampton Chapter. psashtcrs 81 IN"
Ccrfsderzcy. has called q meeting Of
the chapter for next MONDAY arer
noon IN b~r home ie Columbia avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Divorce Suit.

= In the Circuit Court stephen Rich
srdacr has Instituted suit ASKING
for an absolute divorce from Emeiine
Richardson. The parties are neEroes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Will Preach in Hampton.

Rev. A. B. Cunningham CT wilson.
N G., arrived In the city yesterday
and will preach to the congregation
If the Church of Christ at both SER
vices tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
a little Too Much.

~coisn." said Mr. Rafferty,. a. he
HOOKED ~ Al the city pozt"r'ce what
They mcan eight On hundred and
nieety-sevcn.
~pclan- came iho query after a
sheushffni pausc. don't yez think
shey've OVERRIDING this spcIiin' reform
. Saty--wssbins'on star,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

Take your prescriptions to HulFs
.,,,. p.to Urn. Store. 5-23-te
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

Messrs. Harry Rowe and Ike Gold
man have returned from Bedford City
where they attended the Randolph
Macon academy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gardner, In
Lordley's crossing. have as their
guests M,ssrs. Roland Hundley and
w. c. Crockett. Of Mathews county.
and A. ID. Armfield. ri Indiana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Matters Personal

Miss Katherine Dupont. OF Rich
mond. spent yesterday with Miss Rose
mond Little.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
WANTED.

LABORERS. OLD
Point Cunning Company. Old Point
GEORGE A. FULLER COMPANY.
1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

Mr.. Samuel H. Sayre returned last
evening from q. visit Of few days ir
Philadelphia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

Magistrate Isaac B. Wheeler Is de,
aimed in his residence in Holt street
by a. slight attack Of Illness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

Mrs. I. NJ. Seymour left last even
Ing for visit OF several weeks In
Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

Bys snd iris sec Sundays Daily
X50o M end out What % Is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

ira Sen ioelige Silien. Geres beire
Stpple berer paa Sooler5 SnoiiOe
Sppr al Gbicagos gruuli9e @aoe=
lmlDs; og al oerte Gigaroifes Sill
lpr ier leg, De bar roget Ell Utica.
Der paa 0eres boIre 8rDlt bier iig
ligeiom en- Sepelie - Oe feoe 8anf-
iaoler, iom Ceres SoreorGg inobrin=
ger. 8oa Ceres &ufert fer be-
merfer ieg ct tint Sag Gementitep,
foroi man / SpringfielO netop for
SiOen er / Sang meO at om6pgge
Sragtitationen. - Sg en0elig barar
famine &uffert meO itore 9ogitaper
Wprfet: Conan 0opIe."
9igteren tilitoO leenOe, at Fan /
Sunobc0 bar fenot, oponget, nappet
ibentificeret, % rofte <Ifen BET On
iteoe Srifprt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Smagte i'm egcn Micbicin.
eli @etn.)

Conan 9pDle, Sen 6erpmte elt-
Gellfe 9eteftip-@iltorifer, orog for
life lenge iiOen gen1tem port 2anG
poa Interchangeable. Gerunoer fom
ban 0a bl. 4. oglaa til Go1 ton fra
Gbicago. SOet ban MI ltoo al pes
lit Sotel pg Diloe betale lin &11If,
negteOe benne at mo0toge i'm ieo-
panlige Sure, men uotalte lamtioig,
at ct Srifort til Gigterens 6oreOrug
lfnloe bore poerlt ferfomment.
uSg bporfra feroer 0e iaa mia,
min goOe Mano?@ ipurgte 9ople
forbapiet.
~Ma - ben nemmeI tie Sag al
&er0en," oplplte &l1ifen, JON MI pao
Ggte Sberlocf=S olmes= Manar Re-
bereoe 8ebiiet.
SIM limpel Sagttagelie og To-
Gift Selgeilutning, ilet irtet anoet.
0a 9e i1it npsiens greb efter De
res Fengepung, los De mig, ioet 0e
itubbeoe Geres Sroffe liOt for bit
pp, ie, at Ge ingen @eit bar pao.
9eres Sroffeifpoer er ganife for
frsaeoe, forourluget peo paatrer=
ge1oe &eporteres bioiige og utioige
Gpffen ng SIi0en oeri. Ceres &aar
ct flippet efter &pafermetooen Nv
iom | @bilabeIpbio; og 0eres Sot
er gonife feotet forttl, biorsrenoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
0pr BIT 9lrbejOe prDentltgt.

Oct faar p9re NOT nu," lagO(
Sans og falteOe Sfo69rlten ira Jig
nStpplerne er rigtignof life DiOerC
6lonfe, men Set CT goot NOT" n86l
sit 9(rbejOe pr0entligt," lpo / DC
iamme en- olporlig &cit bagpeo bom
Set par bans Sober. Sans bier
tlltslenoe r6D. Dine Stgpler er
fife iao pel borIteDe, lom Sc bltroe
ppre," peoblep 6ooaren, tag 8pr-
item % 6egpnO pooltp; llaar olt er
fGr0ig, fan 0u fpunle in0 til mig
poo &ontoret, inu ifal jeg fort9le
zig no9et." rSo, 6o'r," iuureOe
Sans % begpnOte at borlte, iao
St6Dlerne mart 6lep ina blortfe, at
man funOe ipeile Jig / Dem. 0eref-
ter lagOe ban Sfobpriten or0entliq
til SIDE og gift inO til itn SoOer.
rGeO Ou, @uns," iogoe 6aoeren,
LEG feltOer en- Greng, bpis fattige
WtoOer altiO formnneOe bum at gore
it Ar6ejOe orOentlig, bpoo oenne al
til 1pgte at gpre. Samme 0reng
tit itOen @laOs bos Ell rig &pbntano.
OfoOerens 6ormoting til at gere aft
proentligt fulgte bum, pg ON BET
emo ltlt1loom flln0e bore belperliqt
eiler tr9tlomt, iaa ljuifeoe ban lig
olortg fra BET. Saalebes pan0t ban
a%s6nlanoens gnoeit. Sif%d1ll1 6feb
bun 9eltager / Sorretningen, % I'LL tit
er ban Ell pelbapenoe Mano, iom
pnifer, at bans Sgn Sans Iful lere
at felge Ben GegeG, iom bon ielp bar
tltlgt pg funOet praftiit rigtig. "
e6n'r, bar on nogen Sinoe peret
fattig?" uSo, min 9reng, laa fat
"
tig, at ieg pau Bin S(l0er ielp nlaatte
fortjene nit 9reo. Men / 9poigbe0
MOB min @fo'rs 6ormaninger og
req @uoS &eliignelie er ieg blepen,
hpoo ieg mi En-"
9(l0rig glemte Sans 6aoererts
0rO, % fltn0e 6at iommetioer font
me ooer hom At Iitlfe iig ira no
gel, fom Fan / 5onfer ON, bpoo So
reren bopOe f@ortolt, og gre6 ioo poa
1tp fat nteo friife &refter. SIT, ionf
er ppr0 at gpre, er pUro at gore
ret lp6er ct qonnlelt Grolprog.
Sn6ienot al
&orI Sobonfen,
SIeanoer, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

ltllbeoen, og &nGet blep ippnoitiq
rettet for bper @ang.
MOpofoten biloe Blot op at lie Iiq
pm pua oct SteO, boorfro ban mart
| &roft al Meoborgernes 5iQtO
ltlllOe forbapie Geroen meo lin Bel
tulenbeo og lit politilfe SniQe.
@on itanOieOe oppe peo Serros-
lens @lomiterrobotter. Snluffe bar
Be. Sc %ligelfaarne itore Stiernebeoe
prongeoe m9o 8laoe o. 8lom1ter /
mungfoloige 6arper, bolot til 6ornl
% 0rOen al Oen ombpggelige aunit-
gortlter.
Set fulot 6om inb, at set por ct
tiltalen0e 8i1eoe pao, bporleoes en-
Senutltrs Saler ifltloe pore form=
fulbenbte, lforptifoorne, fuloe al
@lom1ter.
MDpofaten Denote Jig. &c Ser. -
Sp as SooItpffet til set folfefpre
0~finoeSmGrfe pper Stotens Selt9
bang ct @pIr al guile goier. Solen
1limteOe poo 8rtifens gronne 9Gooe,
o. Sc prngttltnge &oier beie0e ia,
Iom 0onne0e Sc llft0er 0ereS eQerI
0ei(iq6eo og 9llft.
Wten bar 9uften Wtr.
@arO for itGrf, it0en ban ioole0es
tlof Jig Sfriot for Sfriot 6~oglpnos 2
SEQ Set 1teniotte 8rDItpern Itono-
le0e ban og GGneoe fig OBJ til set.
8Iiffet por Ito0ig rettet inoo go
Ierne.
Der par ingen Spipl mullig. Sen
Sang finn cen Sang fpr / lit 9iu
Gcp0e ban let BET iornme Sun. SSllIt
iaaOan bang Be guile &oier, 6eO6-
nefOe oe1l19t ON Denoe Den Sag -
for Ior tilbage - 90 ban loue0e
benOe lit Sierte. San iao Dem gam
lie tpOeligt bGnge neo fra Nltonen
reo benoe5 Stem. 0g bun Ttoo ser
~ me0 en- blnnf Saore / Diet. gll
rofte bun BAN en- al 0e guile &oler
til @tinoe: Seq benter, bporlenge
BET emo Oarer," iagoe bun.
Men ban por olorig fommen al
inOfri lit 2pfte, for 9@r9errigbeoer
boDOe i%tioalet bans Sierte. @n Sor-
mer0atter f1roe fife pasie ino / 80
rrfate1s 2ipsplon.
9a g[0pofat @aro en- Simes Stt
icnere eff neo oper @noen til Sern-
boneitationert, bar 8proigbeoen gle
Get al BAN, og Steplerne fnirfeoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

Get Gef, JON naor en- MarO ifpn-
Der Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Gen lntbcrife Strife.

be @piifopal H~ecOrOer" ct Itort
gelif epiItopal &irfe6laO Der /
ean0et.
SloOet %ifriper: Gen llttberife
Strife / De foreneOe Stater bar Nll=
eefenOelie for at bore ct al De Strife
l4mflnO, l0m potter nleget lt9rft.
ylret 1907 bar ppret Ni0ne iii en-
mGrfppr0ig &9fit / pore lltt9erlfe
8reores Nrbeioe. WlcolemSi fa6et,
iom mi 6or posleret be 2 WtiQioner9
Mf9rfepnl, piier en- Gilp9fIt / 1907
Al 72,253, bpilfet ct en- 6or9gelie al
A Frpcent. 1e , W2iQioner M1eO=
lenlrler CT oelt / 1912 Wenigbe=
Der me0 S,052 @rplter. Gen gen.
neminitlige OOelie til MiSlionen er
libt oper / Collars pr. M1eOlen1 -
% noor ialt op til $2,200,471, bull
fet er Ell Sor0gelie / iioite 9lar al
oner en- 6ierDebe( MiQion 9oGors.
De "a teologiife Sfoler INFERIOR 0e!t
lttberife Strife fer / 9arloet bar en-
Gproi al $t,9OS, 800. 0isIe Sfp-
ler bar ct @npefonO al omtrent en-
WiQion Collars. 9e bor SO 8ro=
fesl orar neo t,137 teologiife Stl1=
henter. 0ette er pirfelig en- I%toror=
tet S~renlgang og (oDer goOt for
6remtiOen. 9agene, / 6Dilfe hi le-
Ter, er | manages Sanfer 6orfalOs=
tioer nq BET ct fife panifeligt at
.hn1e pesiimiltiife Irofeter. 9erfor
er oenne imuffe Sremgong al Ell
Soiterfirfe / 5eroelesbeo opnntl1=
trenOe og inogDoer BET Saab, at Sa=
gerne fife ltoor ner iao boarligt
til, iom nogle bill gipe Set lloieenoe
a." Soa langt 8laoet. =
9a ieg leite openitaaenOe, fom ieg
til at tGnfe pad, at Set muaife fun0e
gleoe arlOre / port Samf1nb at leie
bet, iom oct glGOeOe mig. Oct glG=
Ser mig oltiO at bore, at oct gaur
frennao for @r0s Strife poo Soro,
og iiGr glp6er BET mig at b9re, at
BET goor frema0 for Dor ~bprebare
llttberife Strife, iom liggar mig melt
roa Sin0e al aQe &irfelamfun0
Men nnor ben llttberife Strife bnr
Gaft iaa Itor en- Sremgang / bort
Sn1l0, ino tror ieg, at Set bar 1in
6r1n0 /, at BEN mere END noger1 on
0an Strife bar DGret tro moo Cubs
Srb. Oct &iOnesbprO trOr ieg, at
ser / nogen Maaoe fan gipes Ben
lut6er1fe Strife FER / 2unOet. Wuu
AOerren De0Qre 0en Qdd 01ffe Sfd0e,
so bar 6en iiffcrt Ell meget flor
Srenttio for Jig | 9e foreneOe Sta-
ter.
81 trenger fife til Ell nj 8ibel;
men Ri trenger til en- np Col -
eler EN- M Spro; men hi tr9nger til
at BRUCE BEN gumle Gols Stranler
% ben gamle Serbs Srugtbarbeo
beore. Sper @ong Ri iamles | @ltos
&us ON @ltos Orb, Iful0e hi igen-
rlem Sorfpnoelie len og ltOleggeIien
al bets oprebare Sano6eoer opfor=
fres og opm1ntres 0irefte ener IN
hirefte til at BRUCE 8ibelen / bort
Stem og bente 2ps og Sritgtbarbeo
for bort 9ip / ale oets Sorbolo fra
Sen - @ogen ober ale Bigger.
S. S6e,
Neenob, @is.