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The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
WANT A RAILROAD
FROM AMERICUS
TO THE SEA
NEW RAILROAD FROM SUMTER
COUNTY CAPITAL TO BRUINS.
WICK Is PLANNED.

The following from the Americas
TtmesRecorder of yesterday will be OF
interest in Brunswick:
The board Of trade Of Americus
feeling an interest In the suggestion
OF q possible establishment Of a new
railroad route from, Americus to the
sea, via Ashburn and Brunswick, Is
preparing to extend an invitation to
parties at Ashburn who are interested
In the project and wish to get into
eommuaication with the business in
terests here and at other points, ::
This matter was brought up at the
recent meeting OF the board of trade
by ]. u. D. Shipp, Esq. who had
some communication with the parties,
John c. Hutchinson, Esq, WELL
known attorney of Ashburn, has Wis
tied Americus two or three times
looking quietly into the matter. He
represents MessB. Belts & Evans
wealthy sawmill men of Ashburn, and
| others behind the plans that are being
laid
"Ashburn lies about forty-five miles
southeast of Americus. From there tC
Brunswick there are several small
railroads that might be connected III
into a through line. What is desired
Is to get an outlet at Americus. Tt
build the forty-fve miles OF roat
from here to Ashburn appears to be
an essential feature OF the plan fol
road to the sea. Outside of the
building Of the bridge across Flint a
Cork Ferry no obstacles of any char
acter will be encountered in the
building from helG to Ashburn. tle
country being mainly level and engi.
neering and construction an easy mat
ter.
"No estimates have been furnished
as to the cost of building the road
but it is probable that If the Ashburr
people come here they will be pre-
pared to give an approximation of th'
cost. 1t Is not unlikely that ar
rangements will be made to accort
them hearing at the next meetin'
of the board"
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
ovER,zEALous CORRESPONDENT
He Has Three Candidates Out Against
Congressman 5rantley.

An over-Zealous newspaper CORE
spondent in Waycross has been busy
for the past two or three days bring
ing out candidates against Congress-
man Brantley and SO far, through the
Savannah News, he has placed three
In the race, namely, Judge T.. A. Park
er, Of the Waycross circuit, J. t.
Eowden and N. A. Pound, also OF
Waycross. ssa
Brunswick friends Of the congress-
man. as well as those In all sections
of the district, have paid lfttie or"ns
attention to the report, though much
prominence has heen given the an
ncuncements In certain papers.
Friends Of Judge Parker know that tle
will not oppose Mr.. Brantley, while
It is hardly probable that either one
Of the other two Waycros5 gentlemen
win enter the race or haze even
thought seriously Of 1t.
To show how serious the matter is
taken In Wayeross, the following from
yesterdays. Waycross Herald is pfb-
lished:
"The Herald violates its pledge OF
non political partisanshtp to Mr.. Taft
SO far as to state as matter of in
formation that VIM. G. Brantley will
have no opposition for reelection to
congress, and If he should have the
man who runs against him will be 30
badly beaten that his own wife would
not recognize him any more. In this
proposition we are quite sure that ar.
Taft Will agree with US"
o.. go -. .-.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
AUTO|sTs,W|LL
!. Be ENTERTAINED
WHILE IN CITY
MEETING TO ARRANGE PROGRAM
70 BE HELD At CITY NALL
4 .
THIS MORNING.
New Road Through Dents Fiels Has
Been Completed and Al Reads From
I Dents to Jacksonville Posssd.
Much Interest In tho Trip TUESDAY.

For the purpose Of arranging pro-
gram for the entertainment OF the Sa-
vannah autoists and business people
who will arrive In the city next Tues
day enroute to Jacksonville, the Re
tail Merchants and Business Mems
ing at the board OF trade rooms In
the city hall this morning at 9 o'clock.
and all Of those who are interested in
the success of the trip, as. well as
those interested in assisting Bruns-
wick to secure the big endurance run
in March, are requested to attend tac
meeting.
The Savannah autoists will leave
that city next Tuesday morning early
and will arrive in Brunswick probably
about o'clock, and will remain in
this city until the following morning
when they will continue on to jack
sonville 1t is for the purpose of ar,
ranging an entertainment of some kind
for the visitors that the meeting will
be held this morning. Just how many
people will be in the party is not yet
known, but it is understood that two
or three machines will come and each
of them will have number of pas
sengers. After their arrival in the
city and during the evening they will
be entertained by the people oi
Brunswick, and the full program will
probably be arranged this morning.
inspected New Road.
A delegation representing the asso-
citation, composed CT E. G. Bruce and
]. II. Hopkins, yesterday inspected the
new load which has been cut th,hugi
the plantation of J. T. Dent at 'Hof-
wyl The work on the road has been
entirely completed and will be used
by the autoists on Tuesday. The dele
CATION spent some time going ever
the road and they stated upon their
return that fine piece of work has
been done. BY the construction OF
this road the distance from Darien to
Dents by water has been reduced just
half. The landing place has also
: been completed, a pile driver having
| been engaged in the work for the
past several days.
Read Signs Up.
ON uaeir return to the city yester
4 day Messrs. Hopkins and Bruce post
ed signs at. every cross s-road between
Dents and the city, SO that the au'
toists will not experience the leas
difficulty in coming direct to the cit.
after they reach the 0iynn count!
| line.
Barlow" Anderson and Hugh Flan'
der. who left few days ago FOL
Jacksonville to post the roads, vii
return to the city tomorrow. The!
made the trip in an auto and every
| cross road Is now posted and 1t VII
grove a great benefit to all auto par
tiles making the trip from Brunswics
to Jacksonville.
The meeting at the city Aali this
morning should be largely attended q;
the matter to be taken up is OF vita
interest to the people Of the city gen.
craliy.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
one WHITE MAN
AND TWO NEGROES
WERE EXECUTED
WHITE MAN TOLD 4is WIFE
cooD'ssE AND AsAoE A
lzsAi0 TALK.
One Negro Who ki4ava another IT
Fe+nandina Executed While Negro
in Virginia ssho attliies white Man
Was Esretreoatsd.

gainesville, Jan. i4.--H. L. Owens
was at 11.30 O'Clock today hanged by
the neck until dead In the jail yard
here, in the presence OF G. large
crowd.
owens was condemned to death fer
the murder OF r. l.. Smith, and the
death warrant has been three times
issued, but reprieves postponed his ex-
ecution until this morning.
Owens maintained until the last
that Indifference he had exhibited
throughout his trial and incarcera
ton. He made an address of twenty
minutes duration, in which he said
that he forgave all of his enemies
and that he had done nothing to be
sorry fer, as he had killed Smith il
selfdefense. lI.' s(#j
Ever since Owens returned from
the Duval county jail, where he was
placed to prevent a possible lynch
ing, he has spent most of his time
In reading the Bible or joking about
his approaching death.
When the trap was sprung his body
fell with lightning like rapidity ant
hung suspended for twelve minutes
when the physicians pronounced hin
dead.
His wife called at the Jail just be-
fore the execution, and the parting
scene was q most pathetic che. There
10 l.e1f ]. Ex~,
Owens in this community, as the
facts showed that Smiths death wa;
the result of a brutal murder.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
ON CONSERVATION
CONGRESS LISTENED TO PRESi
DENT TAFT'S MESSAGE ON
THIS SUBJECT YESTERDAY.

Washington, Jan. 14-President
Taft's special conservation message
was delivered to the house by Mr.. Lat
ia, the presidents assistant secretary
soon after that body convened today
Pension legislation was interrupted
fer the reading OF the document, and
the speaker advised members to pay
close attention thereto, because no
printed copies had arrived for distri
button. When the reading was con-
cluded a roar of applause arose from
the republican side OF the chamber
and several democratic members
Joined in the demonstration.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
MAY BE CIVIL WAR.
Fsct,eeA o. n. p. strffe Ready te
Break Ott Aness. =

Washingtcn. D. C.. Jan. i4.-Fac-
tionai fighting IN the o. A. 4, threat
ems to break out arew The Progress
*yes as the anti administration forces
style themselves. met In the absence
Of the president general. Mrs. Mat
thew r. Scott, IN New York last week
sna outlined their plan Of warfare.
-rta,- main grievance Is that Mrs.
Ecot. appointed as chairuen OF sew
srai important committees women VINO
had been defeated for ONCE at the Iate
election and consequently were not
members of the national board.
The recent thefts at national mead
quarters here also awili be useo as
nolitical capital, the Progressives urs-
ing that the methods In use are IN
businesslike.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
GERMAN AMERICAN CLUB
A NEW SOCIAL ORGANIZATION

A petition for incorporation. was
yesterday filed in the Glynn superior
court by the German American club
which mesns that brunswick Is t.
have @ new social club.
The incofporators OF the new or
ganization are William Nisi, TIL. r
Winter, J. L. Conzelman, L. Ludwig
Jos. F. poerfinser and r. II. Stahl
all of this city.
It is understood that the new, OF
ganization viii be q strictly eocial elat
and VIII have their quarters over ths
biiliara parors cf l.. W. Beach or
Grant street. These quarters Will ne
neatly ftteA UP into club rooms anf
VIII make comfortable home f2'
the new organization.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
BRUTAL NEGRO ELECTRocUTEp
IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY

Richmond, Va. Jan. 14.-Thnrmaa
Spinner, a. negro, was electrocuted N
the state .prisanthis morning for the
murder Of Charles Noel. popular
young white. man who lived near Cifay
in Eeford county:
Saturday night, September 80, o
party of young men went out 'possum
hunting. In TIE party were young
Noel and the negro, who carried an
AK to out dnwnsth the trees. Noel and
the negro had an alteration. On the
return home the negro hid in the
shadow of q tree and struck Noel from
behind with the ak
A mob went to Bedford Jail to lynch
Spinner, butesthe sheriff outwitted the
mob by taking the negro to lynch
burg.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
GOVERNOR BROWN NAMES
DIR. 6LANToN AS DELEGATE

Governor Brown has appointed DR..
G. w. Blanton as a delegate to the
hookworm convention, which will be
held in Atlanta next Tuesday. This
will be the first convention of the
kind ever held in Georgia and emf
nent physicians and medical men from
all over the state will be present. DIR.
Blanton is much interested in the
fight now being made against the
hookyorm and announces that he
will attend the convention.
Brunswick will have two delegates
at the convention Monday, as DR..
]. A. Butts will go as the official rep
resentatiye Cf the city.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
|sH|ELDS HER L0vf2
eicH GIRL WHO ELOPED WITH
COHEN DOES NOT LAY
BLAME TO HIM.

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. "A. -- Botji
Roberta De Janon and Mrs. Ferdinand
Cohen, with whose husband the young
neiress recently eloped, spent last
night In a hospital in this city.
The man over whom a woman and
Girl had become nervous wrecks, was
locked in a cell In the city Jail, and
will be arraigned for hearing.
inst what charge to lodge against
Cohen is a problem perplexins the
poIice officials and counsel for Robert
BUST, the girls millionaire GRANDPA
ther.
The girl, in spite of O cross edam't-
nation today, which lasted practically
from the time she was turned over
TO the Philadelphia detectives unul
she was taken to the st. Agnes hos
uital, refused to admit any one except
herself was to blame for the esc1
pade.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
LUKE THOMAS, A NEGRO,
EXECUTED AT FERNANDlNA

zFernandina, Fla, Jan. 14.--Luke
Thomas was hanged here at 1880
O'Clock today. and was dead In fifteen
minutes. He killed a colored man
named Mack Austin last summer, aud
was convicted, at the November term
of court. He made no confession,
but prcnounced1 readiness to die .
When asked If he was getting justice
he said 81 hardly think So" Deputy
Sheriff Hamilton pulled the trap.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
FROM ICY NORTH
TO SUNNY SOUTH
IN AUTOMOBILE
MASSACHUSETTS, PARTY ARRIVED
Il IN THE CITY YESTERDAY
- ENRovrE TO FLORIDA.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. oimstead and Miss
{, oimstead Left Massachusetts, on
4 December 10 and Came Ar the Way
Z in Large Automobile

migrating from the snow anu SdioS
OF Massachusetts is what Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Olmstead and Miss Ohm
stead, of West Brookfeld, who ar
rived in Brunswick yesterday. are do
lng. They made the trip all the way
from the little New England town in
an automobile, making only one stop
of any consequence, that being at
Pinehurst, N. c., where they remain
ed two weeks.
These intrepid automobilists exper
senced considerable severely cold
leather on their way down, having
started from their Massachusetts
home December TO- At the very out
set they were marooned in New York
for two days by the snow, and came
near being snowbound the next day
in Philadelphia. But even with the
heavy weather up there, the going was
hardly as disagreeable as it was later
while passing through Virginia, where
the roads were bad
Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead and daugh
ter and their chauffeur were well sup
piled with rugs and warm wrappings
and didn't suffer any discomfort what
soever from the cold, and for the long
trip and comparatively bad roads the
run was a successful one from me-
cnanical standpoint.
Mr.. Olmstead, who is close around
the three score-and- -ten-year MAJ
took the train once or twice when the
weather got to doing things, but his
wife stuck to the car and is proud Oh
the fact that she came every mile OF
the distance that way Notwithstanding
the fact that it is midwinter.
1--WE had a very pleasant trip, all
things considered" said members u
the party at the Oglcthcrpn yesterday
"We left home III cold weather and
had 1t with Us much of the way, but
we were p c9ared for that sort oi
thing and Jared most comfortably. Ey-
cry night we spent in some town OF
in the home of some hospitable farm
er and were never forced to the eX
: pediency CT camping out in the car
However, if it had come to that we
could have accommodated ourselves
as we prepared for emergencies be
fore we left.
Fortunately we had good luck al
the way. Before starting we received
careful directions about the roads ans
made very few mistakes when 1t If
taken into consideration that there
: were SO many opportunities for going
wrong. Our only experience of any
consequence which had unpleasant
features was day or SO ago a few
miles below Columbia, S. G. We. ran
into a creek that was deeper than We
imagined and had to be hauled out BY
the. combined efforts of mules ano
negroes. Our chauffeur took off his
shoes and waded out for assistance. II
was a trifle cold in the water for him
but except for loss of time and get
ting some of our stores wet in the
bottom of the car we came out: VIII
flying colors."
The party will leave this mornine
for Jacksonville and after spending
a few days there will continue en- to
south Florida. They came here from
Savannah and were piloted from that
city by w. G. Mahoney, who has made
two or three trips between Savannah
and Jacksonville.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
RE Wal. erREer MARKET.
Opening Dealings Were Small an
Prices Moved Upward. +

New York, Jan. 14.-Opening deal
tngs in stocks today were small. ou'
prices moved upwards with decision.
a good deal of stock came on the
market at the opening rise. Prices
fell away until there was nothing left
of the initial advance except the case
of Rock Island. and tonds We're II
regular
r.iuuidation was unrestrained in the
stock market By 3 o'clock and prices
were / to poiuta uader the final
close yesterday.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
A SERIOUS BLOCKADE *
REPORTED IN CHICAGO

Chicago, jan. 14.-Following sew
eral days of sncw and sleet, one OF
the most serious blockaGes In the his
tory of Chicago is reported today.
Telegraph wires are badly crippled.
especially the north and south :. Chi
cago wires to the east, which are
working very poorly. ~ -
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
HE KNEW BOONE AND CLAY.
kentvckiana Dies in indiana at the Age
of fo6 Years.

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 14.-Willian
Quinn. who was -1o6 years old on Mag
Is last, died at HIS home near Koko-
mo, today. He was born in Kentucky
and in his youth he knew Daniel
Boone and Henry Clay, and was per
sonally acquainted with Abraham Lin
coin during his boyhood. He had seen
Andrew jackson dozen times
Quinn's father lived TO be 100 years
old and his grandfather 107.
Mrs. Mary Stark, who celebrated hel
Tooth birthday Christmas. died at hel
home in, Huntington today.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
KING MANuEL's WEDDING.
Porsuea.'s Young Ruler Wit Be Mar
ried Next May.

Paris, Jan. IA Lisbon dispatch
declares that the marriage of King
Manuel, of Portugal, and Princess
Victoria Patricia. the youngest daugh-
ter OF the Duke Of Connaught, will be
soiemnized next May.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
IS FREEZING AGAIN
NEW WORKERS IN GRASP OF BIG
sNoWsToRM-chlcAGo suF-
FERs A BLOCKADE.

New York, Jan. 14.-New York
awoke today to find itself in the grasp
of another severe snowstorm, which
has blanketed the city beneath four
inch covering. -. ;. =:
The weather Is very cold and great
suffering is reported among the poorer
classes. ;.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
!. mn, ,cEmAN AssAssiNATED.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. l4.-JameS
Scott a special policeman OF Bon AR
Tenn'l was assissinated last night. NO
clue has been discovered L the "u1
derer.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
:, ..oass:s cHAnWick's AosE,
Euclid Ayenue Mansion 10 Nov eeins
.,..-... ..,.,,, Wrecked.

Cleveland. o.. Jan. "A - Cassie"
Chadwick's, Euclid avenue mansion,
the scene. Of splendor during ire fee
male f3nancIer's early career. i icing
wrecked.
A synagogue will he erected On the
site, 4
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15

SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR SASH
DOORS AND BLINDS TO LANG a
ORR.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SNAIL
oRDE-. 5. LANG &. ORR If.aNiAd
MILL. IPEONA ACC.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
A TENNESSEE TOWN IS BURNED

Elk Park Swept by Destructive Fire
Yesterday.
Bristol, Tenn, Jan. 14.-Elk Park,
a town CT t;2GG people. was swept By
a destructive fire today. Twenty
buildings were destroyed. The loss
Is $4,000.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15

II we must wear clothes, tet's wear
rood ones, Wood-Bailey.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-15
The Grand-TOnight

Royal Outcast,
convict's Sacrifice,
And four others.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

DO 0a er oi run0t ON / Menigbe.
oerne glaze ooer, at ogloa ri moa
uere meo / bette enorRgtige Sfole-
arbei0e = me0 / 8ennen = meo /
llnoeritettelien og Bengebioroa.
Sn, pi bill gerne n9re meo al
gore Surs og aarons SieneIte. biel.
pc baooe 29rere og @leoer at boIoe
armene oppe, ian Sc life bIioer moo
Isie oner De Itrenge ar~beiosoage.
SEQ for min Del eIifer bort Sam.
funOs SfoIeurbeiOe, og ieg reiite
biem ira Blair me0 biertelie @lp0e
og Saf til @uO. Oct er mig beref.
ter mere maetponIig9enoe at mo.
befntte babe S9rere % @lener /
mine ooglige 9enner.
Spilfen @~nbefaling for Dor SfoIe
er set fife, mar oen Itore Sfare
linge refer biem meo en- 2unolfobss
b%erigelie. iom fan fomme Dem til
4ptte / bnilfen iom belit 2iositiaine,
be ienere freezer inS l. og poermere
berigeoe meo en- Sfnt af glade Win.
ser, JON fan forisoe Dem mnnaen
en- tung Stiino / 2ioets Ienere 0nee.
Ser er en- anbefalin9, ienot no
oper port Samfuno, iom er fire.
ben al en- bsiere SoanO END uor
SfoIes 6afuItets.
Serren peIiigne bort Somfunos
grpiteifole oe Dana College, me6
oens 29rere og gleper til ct goot
Snmnrbeioe / De 0aee. iom fom.
merl
Meb grooerligbeoens SiIien,
Sensg. 9eeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
Saf!

Oo ui life er / Stono til for
Chen at beipare De mariee oenli9e
greoe. Der er inolebet fra atlanter.
til Stillebonet, fuIoe al Spmpatbi
/ @nleOnine al lllpffestilfeloet, Der
msote Dor Ssn &oolpb, enIfer babe
ban oa ri berneo at uotale Dor in.
oerlige oe op6tfslte Sof. 3of til
SUBS 6oIt for eoers 8erIiebeo og
5orbsn for Roaoens 9rone. Serren
par goo intoo os miot | Rsoen. Sof
til Ge6oftererne al oGaniferen" og
,9irfeblooet" for 8eltogeIien |
Srpn9ieIen. aooIpb er M / goo 9e.
BRING % er fommen tilbooe til lit
Stem.
Meo penIig 6ilien.
goers forb.,
q. SAME oe Suitru.
minneapolis, Minn., 2. 8ebr.
1910.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

oe life minolt Der / 9onoet. Og at
oe life er en- uooeo Saga, oiier ben
ouernnelte Stntiitif, tbi ben oiier
paa 1925 Meniebeosifoler meo 237,.
368 eleoer. Soilfen Mo9t for arilti
Hi9es 9eoorelie oe lobreoeliel @oig-
beoen dlene bill til fi1loe nabenbare
Oeres 9etponine. Wisfionsipuo0en
er %piitlof enonu FORFEIT | oenle @ren
al oct firfeIiee arbeiOe. Der rap.
porteres / SpnoOal.Gonieralcen for
1910 ct 9lntaI af 1924 9erere5,
JON oirfer | Weni9beosifoler, boornf
1892 Observation-Disclosures. Som
noget. ser iiffert itoor / lteje 6or.
binoelie meo bette froitige Arbeioe
blonot 8srnene, fan incomes. at oen.
ne Spnooe bar paa line to teolo9iife
Seminarier ca. 5000 Stil0enter. af
oisie ltloere nogle B., an0re 4 aor
eler l9neere PEG Seminariet; men
oct betpoer / ale Silfploe. at Oenne
Spnooe olene uoienoer ooer 100
ilnee Breiter bpert aor, oltioo lige
iaa mango, iom finoeS / belle Der
for. D. Strife. Sooo man III eIers
fan bane at inouenoe moo Wisiouri
og ieg bar ogiaa noget = iaa
er Der Ein9, maj nsoes til at mo.
rgmme Den, ON man er Ell Prlia
ariiten oe ubiloet | i'm 9eosmmelie;
man finder pos oens Meolemmer
Ell afgiort aeipeft for @uos Oro.
oeres Strife % De belIi9e Iin9 / vi.
minoeligbeo. Soa : 9er man Sno.
oenOine moo oeres 8r9oeItinations-
lore og oeres Stiobe0 % 5srbeo,
lao er Der ogiaa ling, bpori De al.
giort er 5remgan9sm9no. Oct er
LET nof for andre at tritiiere, men
aritiffen oil oeje Ell bel Del mere,
naar man tillige fan ms0e meo til.
ioarenoe Heiultater. DSatten al for
oct beaige~ er / ale Silf9l6e Ell
goo 3ing 6lonot Dor Clos lln90om;
ben PLACES / Acknowledged life Der.
Of. Snao man ierit bar I9rt at agte,
fan man ii0en lore at elite, men
boa0 ener bpem ma life bar agteIie
for, gioer man fig alOrie ben til.
Oe oct er ii9r / Den olerierite ling.
bonn, at De a%aerOpbeite og %Oarigite
Snotrnf mootoges. (Were.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

5ornuftige Orb af grpan: On
fuIo Mono er en- ita0ig 6are for
beres 2io og 5ribeo, iom er ON
firing bam. Sar bans 0aboer life
Het til at beifptte fig ielp? gn0rnn'
fer bersoer fin Suitru og fine 8srn,
oe til iioit ger ban lin 5amilie oa
fig ielo til en- 8proe for Samfun'
oct. Sar Samfunoet life Het til al
beifptte Jig ielp2 Saloonen er
nermeit beilegtet me6 goroener og
Spiaebuler, er en- Snmlingsplaos
for oct forbrpoerife Clement og
forrupte golitifere. Sar life BET
poIitiife Samfuno Get til at beifDt-
te fig ielp imo6 Snloonens oemora-
liierenoe SnoflpoeIie? Hetten til Of
briffe inoeilutter life meo 0sopen-
bigbeo Getten til at oprette en- Sn-
loon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

maotte forlaoe oct tropiife aIima oe
reiie tilbaee til Oanmarf. San
isete greIteaernine oerbiemme, iiOit
/ 4piteo. Men bans 9elbreo oof-
leoe itaoie, iao ban mente, at ban
mooife Iiee iao eoot funoe taaIs
alimaet | Santbaliitan, og ellers
oiloe ban BELT % oerbiemme. 5
1908 reiite ban ioa OerinO i9en, oe
M er bans Bon ON at gaa mo til
Sobbatbsbpilen bsrt, og bans Steo
bpiler bos bans 5aoers.