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New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

upon making of War or the Ike; their usual time
Is about Mickaelmass. when their corn Is first
ripe. the day being appointed by the chief Priest
or pawaw: most Of them go hunting for Veni-
son: When they are all congregated. their
Priest tells them If he want money. there God
will accept Of no other offering. which the people
believing. every one gives money according To
their ability. The priest takes the money and
putting it into some dishes. sets them upon the
top Of their low nat-roofed houses. and falls to
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

himself which he likes best. Some calling
themselves Rattle-snake. Skunk. Bucks horn. or
the like: and II a person die. that his namo u
some word which ts used In speech. they Ike
wise change that word. and invent some nez
one. which makes great change and alteration
in their language.
when the King OF Sachem sits IN council. he
hath a Company OF armed men TO guard his
Person. great respect being shewen him BY tho
People, which is principally manifested by their
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

"They often kill one another at these drunken
matches which the friends of the murdered per-
son. do revenge upon the murderer unless he
purchase his life with money. which they some
times do: Their money Is made OF a Periwinkle
shell Of which there is black and white, made
much like unto beads and put upon strings
INDIANS AT WORSHIP.
"For their worship which is diabolical. it IS
performed usually but or twice year
unless upon some extraordinary occasion, as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
PROSECUTION FAILS IN
R0UTT COUNTY CASES

DENVER Dec. 2l.--Fcdersl Jpds"
LOWS today discharged the defendants
on trial before him for alleged coal land
frauds in Routt county The proceed
tncs came TO q close when United States
District Attorney Thomas Ward 1r..
attempted to introduce 4 letter alleged
to have been written hy one of the de-
tend9nts 10 j. w. AtweU, a dummy
cntrynnan. and the court sustained the
objection of the defense 10 the inircGuc-
ton of the letter on the ground that il
was clf-mcrifninatinS and took away
constitutional rights Judge Lewis ais"
held that the deeds from several of the
defendants 10 the Union Land company,
which The prosecution held Ia have been
fraudulent, could not DE introduced TO
show the conspiracy
II is said all tho other biS land fraud
cases set Tor trial may not be dis
missed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
PREMIER OF KOREA
FATALLY STABBED
Head of the Cabinet Struck
Down by Young Christian
With Knife.
CRIME Is COMMITTED
IN STREET OF SEOUL
Believed to BE Result of POIiti-
cal Intrigue; Assassin
Under Arrest.

SEOUL. Korea. Dec. 22.-Prcmicr vi.
the head Of the Korean cabinet, was
stabbed and fatally wounded today by
Korean, Vic Chain Yos.
The attack occurred ut Ia o'clock this
morning. The assailant a young Chris
tian, FOR many years lived In the United
States. The premier was riding in his
Jinrickshaw when the assassin came UP
with LONG kitchen knife in his hand.
He drove lhis twice into the abdomen
OF the premier ana once into his lung
The assassin then turned on the pre-
ml"r'S iinricjtshaw man. whom hc stabbed
and Instantly killed. The assassin was
Immediately arrested. lie is 20 years
old and is believed 10 be a member Of
"a political secret society.
Premier " was formerly minister Of
education in th" Korean cabinet. He
hcc9m" prime minister in MAY. 1907
when = reconstruction of tho cabinet fol-
lowed iiVc-hour audience with Marquis
Ito. held with tho emperor.
Il was regarded aS - firm and COM
pctent officer. but his efforts 10 carry
ont the policy al the new administration
mot with continual opposition from his
political ldycrsartcs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
BATTLES FOR WEEKS WITH
DEATH, But LOSES OUT

WALLA WALI.A. Wash. Dec. IL
After battling six weeks with deaih.
icrribly burned 10y falling across two
high voltage wires. died al y looal huSni-
tai horr today, SO great WAS tile pubic
sympathy in his case that iJI persons
the youths tortured BODY might bc re-
licvcd,
Among thos" who gave up cutirlc in
answer to appeals from the physicians
wore l3n children from tho public
schools. - from the high schools. -
students from tho Whitman college and
- soldiers from Fort Walla Walla. .Np-
proAlmatcly 1000 square inches OF human
skin was gTuttcd upon Crews body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
DETAILS OF MIR. MANN S
WHITE SLAVE BILL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2i-Tho Mann
white slave traffic bill was favurahly
reported 10 the house today by Chairman
Mann q: that committee The report
arcompauylug' the prcS"uta tioa of tho
measure distinctly diaClalms any purpose
To nsurp in any way the police power
Of the states and declares Tn" provisions
of the bill TO bc mostly based ON tho
power ~ congress over Interstate and
foreign commerce.
Among other things the report says:
The use Of interstate commerce In
sending prostitutes from one state to
another In connection with this tratii"
I'm women would soen 10 DC as directly
connected with interstate commerce AS
tho sending of tickets from one state to
another in furthcranco Of operation OF a
lottery. So far congress has not enacted
legislation TO Insure III" carrying out Of
the provisions oC the international treaty
for The suppression of the traffic,
Need Of Legislation.
The proposed legislation is needed to
nut n stop 10 a vllainoua interstate and
international traffic in women aud girls.
not needed or intended as an aid to III"
statcE In the exercise Of their police
mowers in suppr"sslnG or regulating inn
morality in general H. does not at
tempt 10 regulate the practice of volun-
Continued on Page Twelve
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
PINCHOT IS CAUTIOUS
IN REFERENCE MADE

CLEVELAND. Dec. 21.-GiRord Pin
cbot declared tonight before the Ci"ya-
land chamber OF commerce that unless
cousress takes some action IN this pres
cnt session The old system cf giving
away water power sites I'm pcrpetUliy
will bc resumed.
pincho; did not mention Secretary Bal
Iinccr In reviewing the question Of tho
existence OF water power combines and
,unnopolics. he said:
SoItdations continu" without any sort
of government CONTROL. Lam careful not
10 say that thcr" is n single great water
unyyer trust because I do not believe
ihcrc ls-now Some OF these days there
win bc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
diplomats Are Reticent.
'0sS INAUeuRATED;
IELAYA PRAISES HIM

|.7lai.'dA "a, o@c. 2i.-Jose Madrlz u,sr
e. Tbs uNlay US president 0f Nica
g lns;e,a q aftcmony was bold al the
IL Z. prsst1i az ths par lament build
Ia Gftnn- I"lsgA was kcn,
4n,ered minutes by Tr. ATadriZ.
(,,sl lrss m, ,ne hall acconpa ai"d by
oaya WI. munster general
81 OF ", "ofc the order of The.
|t1z "o' made bllaf speech,
Il hpponS hS the Nicalagr,ans l., rally ,o
Is sade a W, W President Madriz, who
Ii d Tho Nv Tor The carly tcrmi,a =.
II tlbuio ,l'eli1cidal war. T wish 10
~ suo,.r. the ability aud intcerit q
fhninL,lra'iI ! am confident that
estnonsi,,.oaii. VIII be beneficial" 4"
|,..r but ,i,n ''lon attended the ccrc
.srcoled ~, words oil The president
S Office. Jou,, applause. In accept
Den,ss ~ oVso Mddrlz. said:
a.ss ieS Personal Ambition.
"a smhi,,,c presidency unmoyed by
~ son ,IIoh. ION. but by the spirii oi
"a mofhs'S tn the Rescue oC his
~ DOT bo narasscd and irlperiIod
frtr nn,ih ~. 10 restore peero and
iiancs ~ '-inea 10 and | ask far IN,
b. II ~ truc patriots. NV aim
IN and. ny" "n,kc l Nicaragua "A umit.G
IA :. viii Ionnn "n" and only proeramnre
,ae naintmur. Justice and llbcrty
~ sllll iorcSS'eH.,ailcc OF friendly r"E, >
II fih Cen,,.n, nations. and partIcu-
alh Of ofaHdm aHmFrlea."
s pern pSoeri Of Congress- afIa,. 'EsEi''n r,,,i
|sSuiod a., ir%a by The artii,nr,," "''a'
liza " The ringing Of Shu"cl m
n
1e cryIpps, OF mon paIadod In,
s Deotii 10 Zclova - /"
/ 'Nnucd GU Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
NOTED CHEMIST OF
PENNSYLVANIA DIES

ALTOONA. Pa Dec. l---lor Charles
&. Dudley chief chemist for the Penn
sylvanil Railroad company. died tonight
ut typhoid pneumonia,
rr Dudley was one OF III" most promi-
mont scientists in the country. He was
q graduate OF Yale. president al the
American Chemical society member of
tho Iron and steel institute president OF
the American Society for Testing Rail
way Materials. and was recently elected
intcrna ioual president ri tho Society for
Testing Materials. He was Is years old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
CONGRESS TAKING
ITS HOLIDAY REST
Senate Chiefly Concerned With
Preparations for Ballinger-
PinchOt Investigation.
SESSION OF THE HOUSE
LASTS ONLY TEN MINUTES
Mann Bill for Suppression of
White Slave Traffic Presented
With Minority Report.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-Congress ad-
jourued today until January 1. In tho
senate important initial steps were taken
toward a congressional investigation Of
the controversy between Secretary Ball
niger and Chief Forester P!nchot.
4 resolution by Senator Flint calling
for all the papers bearing upon the case
was adopted Senator Jones read 80 tho
senate a letter from Secretary BalIinser
practically demanding an Investigation,
which nc said hc cpurtcd. and also OK
pressing the belief that any investigs tion
should he broad enough 10 cover 'the
pernicloue activity of officials IN the
forestry service as well = g tho alleged
l,g sis FOR any charges against The 1d-
ministra ton of the Interior department.
Resolution Sidetracked.
a resolution by Senator Gore naming
an Investigating committee of eight mem
bers of tho senate and house ana includ-
ing several So-csll"d 'insurGcDt scna-
tors" was successfully sIdctrdcErd by
Senator Aldrich. who had IL referred TO
tho committee on public lands.
The house was IN session only ten
minutes Representative Mann. rs chair
man of the committee on interstate and
ibc siil,prcssiou of the white slayc traf-
Gc and Representatives Richardson OF
Alabama Mod "a minority report against
trc Mann bill lor the reorge uization OF
ih6, government al the 1sthmus OF P3nd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
GRACE b. GUGGENHElM
CONTINUES HER BATTLE

CHICAGO. Doc 2L--hrS. Grace t.
Gugrcuh"im Of New York filed In the
dlstric, court here today n h!ll OF review
whcrcm she asks tnc dissolution OF de-
cree Of divorce granted irom William
Guzgrphrim IN l9oi, on tho ground that
IL was obtained through fraud upon the
court
Mrs. CuGGcnhcim has sought In have
lilo decree set aside through mauy suits
that have failed and in the bill for rovioN
she cites the Same charges contained IN
former plcddings,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
ROOSEVELT EXPEDITION
ARRIVES AT kAMPALA

IlAAIPALA. lg8Bdn Dec. 2l.--Tbc
American hunting expedition arrived here
today and was received ny sub Commits,
sloncr +. 4. knowles. Colonel Roosevelt
came by motor car from Ent"abc aud
tllr others arrived ON thc sJcnmcr
Before leaving Entnhbc Colonel Rooso-
volt had luncheon at the government
house and held a public reception, This
afternoon thcy Visited the MiI TIN Mis-
sion here and lator received King Daudi
C'hWp OF T-gandn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
MUST PAY
FINE OR DO TIME

Los ANGELES. Cat, DC. rles
Wesley McCroEsap, formerly BAPTIST
nini:,,c! of this city, who Was convicted
two daya ago OF making fAlse lepresen-
taiions in u mining prospectus "f com,
manager. MA. TODAY sentenced ~ Judge
Willis to pay rInc OF $4,000 or scrye
one year in Tho county iail. McErosaan
sa6 tonight that he Will pay the Tine
tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
SALT LAKE GIRL SCORES
SUCCESS IN BOSTON

Special 10 The Tribune
BOSTON. Doc. 2l.-~One OF the leading
numbers on the programme OF Il public
recital given this afternoon at Jordan
ball by students of tho New England
Conservatory Of Music was that OF Miss
Ella Dyer OF salt Lake. she played the
opening number. Chopins Ballad in \
much praise from critics and other
musicians present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
Does Duty. Then Dies.

NEW YORK. Dec. @t.--Eobcrt r,
Judge. Lacka wanna swltchman. COM
mlttcd suicide by hnpging IN his shanty
I'm Jersey City today, but he did his duty
to tho last Before hanging himself he
fot his switch signals at danger, holding
up traius untl lis death pas discovered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
RICH FURNISH AUTOS
FOR WOMEN STRIKERS

NEW YORK. Dec 2l,-EXclusivc
Fillh avenue received . dnmoustra-
tIon ol womru'E determination this
afternoon wuCn fifteen automobiles
furnished hy prominent society wo-
men. but containing twos"oro
poorly dressed working women.
passed up III" thoroughfare In tho
double interest uf The striking
shirtwaisL operators and women
suffrage.
The cars were furnished by Miss
Anne Morgan, Mrs. O. IL. T. Bel
nout. Mrs, Samuel JutcrmrFer and
other prominent women who have
. identified themselves with the strik-
. crS. Banners labeled. Votes for
. women" 0utteTcd from tho ma
: chimes while other placards told
: tho story OF the strike.
Mrs Belmont ha" personally re-
tainsd counsel ,D defend strikers
: who arc arrested, and To maintain
. n feminine aspect throughout. Sc
: loctcJ Mrs. Fanu!c IlaraNil3. a
woman lawyer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
Prefcrs Deat th TO DISGRACE.

KEEL Dec. 2i.-Chicf Naval Engineer
EogGcnsack OF tho cruiser DangiC, who
had been convicted Of financial irroeu-
Iaritlcs, committed suicide By shooting
luuAN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
I'm the Magazine Glass;

That $ where a wide-awake gen
eral advertiser has placed The Trib-
une- He says he gets results from
The Tribune because Tribune read
ers arc intelligent and thrifty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
Domestic.

!. Avalanche in Ogden canyon works :
i heavy dnmAge and isol8tcs val I.
:" ley citizens ..................... ! :.
!. Tarl now said To bc eager FOR :,
= Balinscr Pinchot investigation. 1 :
j. Congress is now taking holiday !
!. Erokaw spending fortune to fight !
= vlfcs suit .................. =.
!. Flashes from tho wire. ...........15 ..
: Condensed tclesrams ............ :.
+ Foreign. ..
: Cooks records declared not sat .,
! istactorN .............:........ ! :
: lclaya's troops defeated by rcvo- :,
: lUtlonists nj Rama ..........., ! :.
: Foreign news in brief............1@ !
+ John Thomas. confessed drfaulter :,
: taken back Observation-Disclosures. i6 :,
!. Call issued for good roads con :.
: Ncutlpn ....-...,,,.,. ,...........,lu 10 :.
: Samuel Williamson, prominent cit :.
j. zen, dead e. ........,..........lG :.
!. Ghost fails to walk and Grand :;
:. stock company quits ........... IL :,
+ Big realty deal near Main street. .l6 :;
= Realty assoCia ton advertising for :,
: NOR" I'borCrS ..,...........,....l is :,
!. Proposed school bond Issue raised :;
: from S50o.oo0 10 S,nc 1000. .......l6 J
: Suspected robbers roost Is rlidcd. 10 ::
: Sporting News. :,
:. Curbnit training IeCfrics. )
: Automohi!c track for Ch'csgn....l" .,
J. Three bears killed in Biz Cotton ;,
i wood o.. %. ....... 90. ............ ~ =.
: VIII ipcrcase purses At Tanrpa ~ :;
: Los Angeles aviation moct..,.... IL :.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; /; :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
TAFT EAGER FOR
AN INVESTIGATION
Ballinger-Pinchot Affair Now
Assumes More Than Merely
Personal Significance.
CONSPIRACY AGAINST
ADMINISTRATION ALLEGED
First Steps Taken in Congress
to Have Whole Matter Thor
OughIy Probed,

WASHINGTON. Dec. @l-Any doubt
that the whole force or the rart admin
lstration is to be behind the investiga-
ton demanded by both sides o. the So
called Ballinser- -P;Dchot controversy was
dispelied by events IN aud ou, OF con-
eiess today. There is now no ques-
ton that President TAFT himself is as
eager for tho mcrciless probing OF tho
whole matter as hitherto he has been
reluctant TO admit the necessity OF it.
a motive much deeper than. willing.
ness 10 90 justice to Secretary Rallineer
~ ascroed 10 President Taft by seua-
politics.
At Last Secs Light.
Men IN 3 position 10 know the scnti-
lnenJs OF Mi. TAI. declared tonight that
ne mas at last become convinced OF tho
truth ot what his 5rieuls hive been tell
ing him Tor many wceks--of what he has
hitherto laughed at-that there lies be-
hind the attack Oh Nj. Ballirgor a more
or less dsonitcly organized movement 10
ciallN BY spreading the impression tina
the so-oalled Roosevelt policies" are i'm
unfriendly hands; that AIr BallInger was
made the target only on the ,heory that
the administration.
Because be was lnath 10 believe that
3uch propa canda was under way MIR
LaiL opposed every suggestion from Mv.
Ballinser or his friends that alta cks upon
the land office should he met With q
determination TO reach and expose those
responsiblc. Though slow 10 come 10 .
decision; 1t Is known that Mr.. Taft Is
now inclined TO believe that the criticisms
that have cropped out IN many widely
separated localities are a part Of de-
ltbere{c determination to make trouble
which amounts practically 10 a con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
TROOPS
DEFEATED At RAMA
|,Ai,es Say That Tuesdays
g;sre Battle Was Won by
General Estrada.
,NOLUTIONlST LEADER .AI T., cr
WILL ONCE MORE ATIACk
|,,,,s in Next Engagement to
|pre Unconditional Surren-
der Of the Enemy.

-:
or,,eFIELDs. Me. Dec, IL :;
BIZ IA on.,lutionists under Gencrai :.
i.h =. s.'Se have completely routed, lne :,
s'fa"n fnrces near Rama. EstTAGa ::
X. go Ieaptured Recreo. iasaueiI s,, 'si, 5 :.
~ 'Tnpsitlon. and he hos been VIC :;
Eless ali along the lpe, which :;
r.Ysbas for eight niIrs. ,,,;,. ::
lfI,ns fI,.u those in the revolutionary :;
Am0"s WAS Csptain Go0frey, Fowler ::
Icy n az The Thirt9'-third IN ::
H.n.P 5. ~. who was IN COM :
I'd on ,ne firing !lne'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
eI,p q Knock Is a Boost

competitor never talks
ica' d;spsragingly unless you
Ut YOU ,o,neritor in fact. "There
lpa eDr more clubs aimed at the
|r 'lN.' wv. hears the best apples.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-22
COOKS RECORDS
NOT SATISFACTORY
Danish Scientists Find Claims
of Alleged DiscOyerer'of Pole !.
Not Sustained.
S0-CALLED PROOFS OF
JOURNEY ARE INCOMPLETE
Commander Peary Says Verdict
Is NindicatiOn of Statements
He Made Long Ago.

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 2l.-Thc report
Of the special committee of scientists,
which the University of Copenhagen ap"
pointed 10 investigate Dr. Frederick a.
Cook S claim that he had discovered the
north pole, was submitted TO the con
sistory of the university this morning,
indorscd by that body and given to the
public,
The report skaters completely. al.
most contemptuously. the American eX.
plorer s title TO such discovery, and
fills thc people Of Denmark with
assume in the eyes of the scientific
world.
The public was prepared for a verdict
Of not proven but did not expect
its recent hero 30 be branded as an i'm.
poster. Many still cling to the behef
that Cook acted i'll good faith, but har-
bOrcd a 6cluSion
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

9riierne paa 6s0emioler er iteoet /
0e IiOite 10-15-20 9lor; ri oeo,
at 9ebeeunen al ct SuiinO Collars
M er life iterre enc al JETS Sunore.
De for en- 10-15 anr tiIbage. Og
naar M Yrgitelsnnen life er itegen
/ iamme 6orbolo iom griierne poa
9ipets 5orneoenbeber, ioa er Den
10 praftiif bIeOen forringet, netop
paa @runO Al Oens ringere Sebeepne.
8or at tage ct efsempel: Gn
grGit, iom for ca. 10 Qlar iiOen ban.
De 5000 ON aoret, men III bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

Den 6eai9e Aloor. JON neoDenOi90is
moo finoes Dos oct ipnoige Menne-
tie, Der | bam anifuer fin 5relier og
5orleier. Som groteitanter misun-
Der oi life Gomerfirfen Den 9gre,
ben Der tror at inol99ge Jig; og me-
oens Ri inoerligt ier9er oper 0ens
Opbe 9lerfe oe organiite uflarbeo,
taffer ri Serren. ionl gap oS Gefor.
motionen me0 0ens oanoelige Star.
beo og oens Sfel imeaem 2ps og
Werfe. Oct er en- forargelig Bro
fanation al oct beaiee at bile eere
ariiti 0sosfamp til @enitano for Ell
teatralit dremitiaing. Denne umio-
oeIbare % ngru9renoe @ftergsreIie
al set perionlige @ilOsforbol6 fan
bperfen pirfe 9itetiif eller reIigisit
foroi bet = og on iier bpor ariltus
fremitiaes - mao blibe Ell uren
9lonoing, Ell 2egen meo oct AaerbeI.
ligite - meo oct bsieite, iom SI9g-
ten fenoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

gleoe os en- goo Dag at e Dor Rreoe
aoaega Itaa op % life olene fritiiere
@npin Smith for. bnao ban bar for.
ie9t at gre, men optage = lommen
meo andre = &en moo ct Snee,
iom Den ieln inoremmer er Ell Sfam-
plet for 9nen.
Ger bar nplie npret afbolot en-
8eroensfoneres / @ien til gef9m-
pelie al ben bpioe SIapebanOel"
Spao o1bet er Oct, SaIen Der er ON
9ao os oa life fin0e Sell hos Dem,
Der / BET minoIte ger ct 9rligt 5or-
Jog paa at uorpooe 2aiten, meoens
ri life ielp rsrer en- Singer oerfor.
Og ioa oBolitiet" : iom gla0et
foreiIaar. Sa, oct fan gerne pore, al
Der ifuIoe tages meo booro og faii
9oono paa Observation-Disclosures Weu
Der er ianoelig ogiaa mango al ga
items 3rGlle. iom trGneer til life
alene 9ooeils baor0e Saano, men og-
iaa @oangeliets Ipgenoe 9aliam og
o~preiienoe araft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

$500, bar faftiif minore 9en M,
emo ban bauoe Den Sang, Oa ban
10 life for iine $500 tan fsbe MI,
bOoo ban for 5000 fltnoe fsbe Den
Sang.
Seq iDnes M, at ale bi Mtenig-
oss0ieolemmer ifuloe ie al faa ret.
tet paa oenne Sfaunnf. soar Oi 9iaoo
til at 6pgge npe airfer oa iorifsnne
Dem, iau bar ri uiit ogiau gpue til
at 6etnIe 0rOets 8orfpnOer en- iaa.
ban Bon. at han fan lepe iorgfrit %
uoen gefpn1rina oirfe / lit bsie aalo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26
Yr0itelgn | Wmerifa.
(Snbienot efter ulleebIaoet")

) Brofesior Operifous oramnti.
lie arbeioe o@apricioia" fort9aer
Beniioniiten aaffaoue, at bans Per'
lion er for fife til at leue af og for
flor til at % of - ban er iaaoon !
en- bolp foriuIten Silitano belle ~
ben.
Zen @eplif fon ilaaenoe aapenoes
paa De oanffe prRiter | amerifa.
9i bar bpgget itore, imuffe Sir.
fer, SsiifoIer oe gernebiem, os bet
er 10 altiammen ristig soot og Gle.
oeligt; fun ipnes ies, at @l9oen bor
ct Sfaar, iaa l9nge be, Der forfpn'
Der bet lepenoe Orb | airfen, life
bar Ell 2en, bpornf be fan lepe u6en
at fonme | @9l6.
Bette gnIoer melt be Hrniter, iom
leber og pirfer | 9perne.
Di peo 10 aIe, ! bpilfen Grab,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26

On parig gellu9t. gnbDer, iom
beisaer Den itore ct. Sophia Moife
| aonitontinopel, logger siebl:ffelig,
ban trQoer mo, Mprfe til en- oeilig
Duff iom gennemtrpnger belle gpg-
ningerl, og b~eipnoerligt nof =
Der gsres intet for at frembringe ben.
Mariaeen er ben, at oa gpgnings-
mpnoene for 1000 gar iioen bpg-
geoe oensiom Ell friiten Strife, blan.
6eoe De aalfen meo en- Oplesning
at Moff1is. De, iom Iagoe oisie Ste
ne, er forIengit eIemte; men Sno-
fIpoeIfen oe Duften at oeres Bert
parer en6nu. Om be @erninger, pi
epr, er fulbe at @o6beb oe aerlig-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-26
Win Srelies @rnno.

MeI.: RPrmere SUB til Dig.
81 til en- arm al 500,
Men, SUB, til Dig,
Som mine 29nfer breo,
alpnger ieg mig.
2rp9 meo Dig / 5orbuno,
Solig meo Dig boer Stuno,
Siffer poa 8Iooe.s 8runo
2ps er min 8ej.
81 til en- 3uipIers Orb
Setter jee 2io.
On er min alippe itor
Nu og altio.
Dit Sr0, iom R9ring gap,
or M min 8anoringsltap,
Se aerligbeoens Son
9aoer ieg l.
aomme, bnoo fonme oil
Woo eller me0
Slot jeg er fpitet til
5erten, min 8reo.
"a iparer jeg Ell Gang
Slab til 9aiuners Slang:
On, Serre, err min Gang
5 epigbeo.
Seiter g.