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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
seq Garfield
WILL Be WITNESS
-
Former Secretary Of Agricul-
ture subpoenaed By Plnehot
to Give Testimony.
HEARING POSTPONED
UNTIL NEXT MONDAY
Ballinger Expresses Desire to Have
Investigation Proceed With
Ali Possible
Speed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Thames
Rudolph Garfield. former secretary
OF the interior, will take a prominent
part In the congressional investisa-
ton Of the Pinchot contro-
versy. Former Chief Forester
Pinchet. through his attorney, George
w. Pepper. to-day presented 70 the
COMMITTEES a request for subpoena
for GARFIELD to testify as to certain
matters connected with the dispute.
Diractnf>F. II. Newell and Chief En-
gtneer A. r.. Davis, Of United States
reclamation service. have also been
subpoanasd~ Ivy request of Pinchot. A
mass OF documents, corresp9ndence
and reports have also been asked TOT.
Garfield to Appear.
Nreat interest attaches to the ap-
pcarance OF former Secretary Gar
fieid. who ID regarded a. one Of the
leading spirits in the Back from
Elba" movement, q dishesieyer In the
present conservation policy OF the ad-
ministration and one of the former
Presidents most intimate friends II
Was because OF the alleged orerturn-
ing OF Garfieid's policies by Secretary
Baiiinger that the Baiiinger-Pi nchot
controversy came about
Correspondence Read.
After . brief executive session OF
the committee to-day, a series OF let
tiers and kilograms between Senator
Nelson and Attorney Brandeia was
read, and Ii was upon the suggestions
therein that the committee decided
10 postpone the hearings until Mon
day Brandeis Ia arguing case in
the Illinois courts, and fnds It I'M
possible to reach Washington before
that day.
A letter from Secretary of the In
terror Railinger also was read, or
fersng no objection to the postpone
menf, hut declaring that nay conn
coed with all possible dispatch.
Long Discussion.
A long discussion then ensufd over
the request of Attorney Pepper, re-
presenting o. w. Price. the deposed
associate forester. and A. w. Shaw,
assistant law clerk OF the service,
who was also discharged. that the
Joint letter signed by these two par
Elephants tn the Baiitngsr-P fnchot
Forester Pinchot. explaining their
connection with the squaehle, be in
troduced TN evidence and the two
men excused as witnesses.
1t was finally decided to receive the
Communication Informally and on
Monday render decision as to
whether Price and Shaw with have to
take the stand.
Prominent Witnesses.
III. M. Hoyt, now Federal Judge
In Porto Rico. and A. r.. Bowman,
of Cheyenne, Wye, both OF whom
have been mentioned In connection
with this hearings. were present to-
day I'm response u suhpoenaa. Judge
Hoyt WAS formerly assistant district
attorney nj Seattle. and was named
by l.. r. f31asis az hetng In posses
sion of information In regard TO Bal
fingers alleged legal connection with
ants.
Bowman la one OF the field dtvi-
sion chiefs OF the general land Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
RISE OF THE SEINE
is SERIOUS AGAIN
Factories Kept Idle and Great
Suffering Still Ex-==
lists

PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE worst feature
OF the new rise in the Seine, which
to-day measured 80 inches. IL that ii
ls preventing the resumption of bust
ness In most of the factories along the
Seine, which were forced TO close
down In the recent Aood. and - pre-
venting thousands from returning to
their homes In the suhurhs
An additional rise Of 20 inches Ia
expected by tomorrow. when the by
dromstric bureau says fall should
occur. This would brink the Seine 70
within feet Of Its record breaking
height.
A third rise may follow next week.
the hydromstric bureau predicting
that the fall that is expected tc-nor-
row will not continue for more than
three days. owing TO the condition Of
the headwaters Of the Seine. which
are stiH swollen.
The present rise has greatly In
creased the saffsssag Of those In the
flooded 4&ction and viii mako Il nee
essary for the government to conttnue
indefinitely tho active work Of feed
ing and caring far these unfortunates.
The s4.eee,aea which the Cabinet
recently asked the ChambeE of DeRu-
ties 10 vote for ths RELIEF al the Hood
sufferers was voted to-day without op-
position.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
PRuSSIA'S EMPRESS
IN CRITICAL STATE
No Longer Able to Recognize Her
Husband or Chill

EYDTKuHHEN, EAST PRUSSIA.
Feb. l1.---Alarming repaEts Of the
condition Of the cxaripa were re-
cetved here to-day. Her condition.
which has been known for some time
10 ha critical. has Grown worse. until
sAA 10 now ne loAear able W reePg-
Ra hss hgaesea Is ea q pesls erIs, TN fs
sotsEsIS al M atspstckes SeGfS4tRa
mi 1hp1esa caaattipA, enA the adr
vtpaa veSs!gaA heEe wsys ss4lctss pFl.
Yete.
the Csarina's failure to recognise
members 81 her family II believed
hers 10 he ~ much sign of her in-
cEeasinQ mental weeknees a. at her
phYAjcal durability, She suffers from
hyeterle, with Aubsequent periodic Of
melancholla, thai have unbalanced
her Mind,
Phyaiciang and nurses are In con.
slant attendance. and II u believed
that death y . question Of short
time,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
SEND DELEGATES
FROM VIRGINIA
Governor Mann Appoints Number
to Attend Panama Canal
Celebration.

In compliance with the request of
the Governor of Florida, Governor
Mann has appointed the following
defegutes from Virginia III participate
in the celebration at Tampa, Fla,
February IL to 26. 1910, in oommem-
Grafton OF the commencement of work
on the Panama Canal;
W. II. Talbot, j. n. Schoolaeld.
Danville; j. n, Pettyjohn. George ID.
Witt, Lynchburg, w. s. Battle. A. w.
Finch. Roanoke; John III. Gose, Bris.
toll: w. r. Baldwin, Radford: S. r.
Jones, w. 7. Dabney, l.. T. Morris,
Polk Miller, Richmond; M. A. Camp
bell, w. b. Bradley. Manchester; e
u. Cole, NJ. b. Rowe, fredericksburg
Goldshorough SerpeIl, Robert John
son, DIR. j. +. Lynch. III. III. LATHE,
Norfolk; w. b. Pitts. onancock; John
r. Nottingham, Sea View: X. b.
Lewis Meredithpille; Ii, y, Doughty,
Newport News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
BRTrON WINS ON POINTS,
BUT NOT ABLE TO HIT HARD

BALTIMORE, MD. Feb. ll.--Ai-
though Harry Mansfield, the English
lightweight, got a decision last night
after fifteen rounds over Eddie Cham
bers. of Philadelphia, Il Is the opin-
ION to-day of Baltimore fight fans that
the Engiishman is a disappointment.
Mansfield won on points, sitter q slow
bout. The Rriton had height, weight
and reach in hts favor. but could not
punch hard enough to make an im-
precision In can of soft putty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
|W|FE md NURSE
BURN IN DWELLING
Dog Gives Alarm of Fire, But Too
Late for Inmates to be
Saved.

CHARDON. O.. Feb. 11.&Fire
which destroyed the farm house OF
Hubert H. Hayes, two miles from
HuFtonviile, early to-day, cost this
lives of his Invalid wife and her nurse
and probably fatal injuries to Hayes
The dead: Mrs. Nancy Hayes. sixty
six, aud Mrs, James Hnveri, fifty. ri
Mayasidt Cuyahoga county. 4 dog
owned by Hayes gave the alarm.
Hayes. who Is seventy years old
is unable to tell the cause of the fire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
NO AERDlcT in
CASE OF GORDON
Jury Unable to Agree is Diseharg-
"a and Another Trial to
( Occur.

NlRFOLK. VA. Feb. 1.-THE jury
u ne case Of Terry 3. Gordon. presi-
dent Of the tailed Traders and Truck
err hank. could not agree. and was
to-day discharged. The point Of dis
agreement was whether the private
tsSenAoranda Of Gordon, from which he
said hAs1aAde his report 70 the Cor
poEatteM Commission. was correct. or
4guree eotten from the banks books.
H was rebaiied In the sum of 5000.
Ehs secpnd trial win take place next
m9nfh.
says he will be tried monthly until
there n 3 conviction or aeauittal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals heard argument Friday in
the case of the Tredegar Company.
appellant, VS.. Seahoard Air Line
railway and the receivers or the
Seabeard Air Line railway, sappel}ees.
This case comes up on appeal from
tffef Circuit Court OF the United Statea
for the Eastern District of Virginia.
at Richmond. Wyndham n, Meredith,
Of this city. appeared for the APP
peiiant, and l.. l.. Lewis, Of this city,
appeared For the apDellses
Circuit Judges Con- and Pritchard
and District .Jndges. Bad and, DAY
ton are In attendance.
Saturday being conferences day,
there VIII be no casex for argument,
Tae judges will confer as to the case
heretofore argued.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
GET LEPRoSY By
HANDLING GOODS
Report Of Unusual Occurrence Not
Credited by Board Of
Health.

DETROIT, MICH, Feb. 11.--The
Dstrolt beard Of health does not
credit the story that an unnamed
girl contracted skin disease. thought
to be ieprosy from handling hair
goods In = local store. Asked to-
day II he had taken any action.
Health Ofhcer pr. Guy L. Ktefter
said:
II am skeptleai Of the whole story.
The name OF the giri, places In which
she worked. and Ia which she "
alleged to be Fscstvinx treatment, ere
OF the authorized hospitals q report
would be made OF II. While take
no stock whatever In II, would like
to see the Girl and see whether this
alleged skin disease 10 IepFosy..
DT. Andrew p. Hiddls. the fore
most skin disease specialist here. has
not seen the Girl. but discredtts the
story. Efforts to-day failed to throw
any light on the girls identity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
CATTLE MARKET
: TO FIGHT HsEF TRNs1'

WINNIPEG, Man Feb. 1.-THE
Manitoba provisional governnen t
struck & hard blow al the beef trust
to-day when IL announced that mu
nicipaI cattle market and abatfotr
would soon be established In Wtnni-
BEG to compete directly with the
friiat. This -aARouneement Is in re-
sponse 70 the dema nds OF farmers who
chaYre the beef trust is killing the
i've stock industry OF Western Cana
la by Keeping down the price Of cal
lie ON Tie hoof and Keeping up the
price of meat to consumers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
FALLS CHURCH. Va, Feb. H.
ChAFlss Owens, colqred. was convicted
81 Mxyor Geo. w. Hawkharst al
stealinE chickens from Alfred Cam
fprtdgA ard sentenced to SIX months
"a It'd county Jail Of Fairfax.
The aficers OF rfoneer Lodge No.
Of 0Vod Tempiars were Installed for
the new term on Tuesday night.
Fails Church Lodge No. IL, ]. o. o
F., VIII Initiate a class OF twelve new
memeArs next week, under . dtspen-
satinA from the Grand Master;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
SPORTS DON'T BELtEVE NELSON
is Losing STRENGTH.

SAN FRANCISCO, Fab. lt.-Bsspita
tbs Feports th&t Battling Nel&on,s
Ing weight alarmlngly the sporting
public does not credit the reports
about Gelaoa but Jack Robinson. the
Danes manager processes to be
alarmed. The rumors are that Mel
son has already got down to 1a4is
pounds. as the result OF over strenu-
Gus training and that ne threatens to
lose his strength as rapidly as did
Joe Cans at the time he met Nefson.
Nelson to-day said all these reports
were untrue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
BOY Killed by Train.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian,l
LYNCHBIIRG, VA, Feb, liz
Jasres Clark. ar eight-Sear-old eplv
ored boy, stepped out Of the way Of
the Southern railway passenger train
at lawyer CaTnpball county, dfrect-
" In front of an incoming freight
and was ground to pieces.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
Pvt ON RECORD FRIDAY

These deeds ef bargain and sale
we're REGARDED In the clerks office OF
the chancery Court Friday;
L. b. Wright and wife to James c.
Gentry, lot. with improvements, front
ing 80 feet on Mechanicsville Turn
pike. near T street, 1850.
George e. Myers and wife to John
H. RraxtQn. trustee. frame dwelling
with lot. fronting Is feet in Moore
street, near Kinney. 1859.
r. a. Hatcher and wife to John F
Davidson, building. with lot, fronting
20 feet I Ia Inches on the north side
of Hroad street, near Ninth. $4,000;
subject 10 two deeds of trust to secure
notes for $22.ee9 and $500
John r Davidson to r. b Hatcher,
two-stnry apartment building, with
lot, fronting 81 feet In Allen avenue
near Monument asenne. saa,aee-
william r. Duncanson and wife to
Arthur q. Cherry. property fronting
10 feet in Third street. near Canal. sic
and other considerations.
W. g. McLelland and wife to w. @.
Haryie, house No. s21 Beverly street,
with lot, fronting 30 feet II inches,
ssas.
w. 8 Mcfelland and wife to George
f. Black, lot fronting "a feet Q inches
in Cedar street. near Main. 5000.
q. r. Bevertdge and wife to Henry
Taylor. trustee. lots, with improve
ments thereon. Nos. 12lI and 1918
East Cary street fronting 81 feet .
inches. ts5.oos.
Mrs. Caroiine C. Beattie 30 John
Sloan. lot fronting lat feet In Floyd
avenue, near Crenshaw avenue, ss,-
CTS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
OBITUARY
Especial to The Richmond yirginian.

Especial 10 The Richmond yirginian.)
HARRISoNBURG. VA, Feb. IL
Samuel Hartman. eightyfour years
cid died Yesterday near Dayton.
Rockingham county. lie is survived
by his third wife, who was Miss
Magdalena Coed, and several chill
dren-Mrs. A. ]. Thompson, John IL.
and Ferry y. Hartman, hrosher.
Peter w Hartman. of SCOTS Ford.
and sister. Mrs. Melvins Miller, Of
Oregon. He was a Mennonite.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
MI, Issy.s VIM Prohased.

Especial - the Richmond virginian.)
u .~LyNCH!nyiRas VA Feb 1le----Ths
helograph Will Of John w. Ivey was
pSobate6 to-day, with his daughter,
Mrs. Ma1y G., Winston. as executrix.
10 his ehtldr<n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
FaneraI OF MIR. Marable.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.
SuRRY. VA, Feb. 1.-THE fune-
raj OF MIR. John III, Marable was con-
Quoted from the Baptist Church on
Monday by the pastor. Rsy. w. e.
Blair. who spoke In tenderest terms
of the beautiful Christian life Of the
deceased, paying a just tribute Of
love and honor to his memory, The
hymns How Firm Foundation and
Asleep in Jesus were feelingly rem
dered by the choir, while Jesus,
Lover Of My Soul" was sweetly sung
as solo by Miss Louise Bahannon,
ST ne conclusion Of which the re-
mains Esre borne to the cemetery
nnring the filing Of the grave .Rock
Of Ages" another one Of his faIarite
hymns, mas sung The Aerai offer
ings were beautiful, completely hid
Ing the newly-made mound and at
testing the love felt for him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
George u. Miller.

Especial tn The Richmond yirginians
AMELIA. VA. Feb. fI.-Mr.
George b, Miller fell victim to the
white plague ata his home near Row
let's mill laat Tuesday afternoon. He
was thirty~eight years of age. His
widow, Mrs, Amelia s. Miller. and a
tttrfs roy survive him. as also do hts
mother, Mrs Dora Miller; seven
brothers. Harry, Theodore. blackwell.
Mathew. Bland, jackson and william
and two sisters Mrs. Wade Fowlkes
and Mrs william Wright.
The deceased was most excellent
Christian gentleman and VAS a stew
ard of Moore's Methodist church. In
which the funeral services were held
Yesterday BY his pastor, Rev. 7, o..
Edwards The interment was In the
cemetery adjoining.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
Mrs. Adoiie ID. Ellsworth.

Especial to The Richmond Nirglnian.l
HARRISONBURG. VA. Feb. IL.
Mrs. Addie b. ellsworth. widow of
James B. ellsworth. Is dead at the
home of her brother. John w. Black
burn. at Grottoes. Rockingham
county She was born in Cecil c"un-
ty, Md, in 1s4a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11
HEAVY snow IN sousl,wsst..

HEAVY snow IN HOuthWoet.
has bten showing In this section since
early morning. with no immediste
prospects Of IT. holding up. II prom
ises to b Rx fsF the despsst Of the
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE week
iy statement al issued by the Asse :
eiAted Banks ef New YeEk 10 as fal-
lCwx:
Reserve on ait deposits. decrease.
Sa.k4e,s25.
Reserve on deposits other than
United states, decrease. s3,542,Seo
Loans, decrease. $s.s7l,ooa.
EpAc'e q, decrease. s4.7a8,sde.
Iegals. decrease. N.sss.soo
Dposits, decrease. $ls.aD3,900.
Circulation, decrease. s26e,soo.
Total loans, t1.223,3eT,s09.
The SURPLUS Of the banks Is $24,-
k9s.I26. against $l0,300.s25 last year
and sSs,7.s.QS0 two years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11

RIcHMOAD 3RAIN MARKET,
Richmcnd, Va, February IL, Islt
WHDLEkALsE QUOTATIONS ON
,GMANaE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-11

WANTED, FIRST ctsAA6 J0a
or. steady work AN44 s #
Ing Co, ! Goyern0T akte RI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-26
Lace
Curtains

200 pairs to make your selection
from in Swiss, Arabian Nottingham
md Irish effects.
$l.00 Curtains, pair 49C,, 65c
$500 Curtains, pr, 98C, $1.25
$3.50 Curtains, S1.49, $1.9s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-26

Soc BleaChed Table Linens now per
10C Turkish Wash Rags now 80.
l0C Loom Dice BleaChed Napkins
IL l-2C Fancy Creations now pc rye
&c Standard BIeaChed MuSIi per ya
Children'S Muslin Underwear, Gown;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

Gi bar moOtaget fsIgen0e Sno-
bDOeIie til 8anif-omerifanif St9pne
poo geitbirf SsiifoIe peo 9oriens
fsrit / auguit 1911.
5 6orti9ttelie al oe ire Steo-
ner, iom bar p9ret oibolot poo
oanife 9eiifoler, oil Der til Cont
mer blioe bolot ct Ii%gnenoe poo
geitbirf @siifoIe.
Iii DeIta9eIie / bette inobDoes
berpeo 0anife / amerifa = M9n6
og apin0er, gamle o9 lin9e.
elsie Stgpner bar ounoet en- ioa.
Dan 9n0eit, at nogen nprmere 9In.
befoIing al Dem er oberils6ig. De.
res @rlunOprpg er: Msoe meIlem
0anife biemme og noe til 6rem.
me al 59Gesifab og 8orbinoeIie
oanif IanOslip, ina De, Der gGiter
6eorelanoet, fan lore bette og Sol.
fet at fenoe, me6el1s man Der 6ienl-
me fan lore l1ooanorerne, 0eres
M 6iemIon6 oa oeres Bern al
fen0e.
9agen for Stponet er enonu life
f%aitiot; men oct bIioer f6rit / PIT
quit. On Gmner og Or6ferere oiI
Der iioen bliOe eioet OpIpsning.
0anife / amerifa, iom snifer at
ioreiloa @mner til at tale og ior-
bnnote on, og 6nlere, iom De me.
ner ber isre 0roet, beoes ienoe
iuaoanne 5oriIag til screenings.
u0Oolget for Steonet: Sort. @ren.
paIo 9tieIien, grpiterne SocobSolm,
). grunn % 81. il. 9eitergooro
iamt q. gobierg.
SiteognOe 10, Soriens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

% 0en 3ro looer os life blipe
npirfiomme / Serrens Sieneite, beo-
Der BET ct Steo.
Men eie oenne Ieoenoe, freIienoe
Gro fon finn oct Menneife, Der bar
iorosmt Jig ielo.
90 intet ieIpretferoigt, ielo.
tiIfreos @enneife fan forosmme
Jig ieIo. Oct er ioo imiffert, iom
at Dor atmoiferes Sit forterer
Sernet - oa renier 9Iooet.
Ger OH airfefolf, Der peo oeres
belle Optr9oen, oeres Gale, S9oer
og Sfiffe piier SeIotilfreosbeo, oa
er 0et 100 MOB 1, at on oermeO ier
oanetroenOe.
Men 8onetro er netop ogioo Gan.
tro - % batter oennes 2en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13
6arbel og Saf.

6sreno ieg forlaoer bette forrn.
oerIi9e 2ano meo Ben mp9tige itor.
iIaae6e og Dog mango SteOer imi-
Ienoe Rotur, ION aabne6e 5oOnen
for 9ltiinoer al pore 9anosmpno,
isIer iee Srane til at ien6e ale
De M~eniobeoer, ieg fit COB til at
beige, en- bierteIig 9of. SUB pei.
iigne ben forene0e oanife 60. .lutb.
firfe, 6ens StDrrelie og 6ormon6,
at ben mnatte ino Nnn6e til at no.
fere ct tort arbeioe bIonOt pore
2nnosm9n6.
9iseleoes en- bierteIig 3of til De
mango grGiter, iee larte at fen0e.
Saf for Mo6tngelien og for Den
8laos, 5 gap mig iblonot eOer.
90 enOelig en- Jof til De mango
genner, ieg msote. Seq fsIer oct
iom en- Raa0e fra SUB, at jeg IF
2oo til at foretage oenne Rejie.
Sar ben oGret onItrengen0e, ioa bar
Den ogiao til @eng9lo D9ret rig pna
peIiigneoe OpGeOelier. Seq forIaoer
2onoet meo mango fore peliigneoe
Minber, iom ieg ol6rig pil glenn
me.
Mnatte Den Gag (lltabmisiio-
nen) ION jeg foriegte at Ipgee ben
til eoer fon en- flor gla6s / e0ers
Sierter, fno s ofte maa minoes ON
ca. 10000 2anosmpno / lltab og
beoe for bore rt~0ienoinger; tbi De
itaar ianoeIie / en- oanifelig Ger.
ming og tr9nger til al Ben Si9Ip
og Stgtte, Der fan D6es Dem.
lltobmisiionen er, iom oGe andre
W~lisiioner, en- @nne fra @uo, Tom pi
moa mootage meo 3af; men tilIige
en- Opgane, pi moo bore fro imoo.
Me6 brooerIig SiIien.
G6ers hena
Sobannes Tboren.
g. I. Retp Oorf, ben s. Dec. 1910.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13
CONNER @aaner. Rea0ina. 80.

CONNER @agner, 8eaoing, ga,
tiger / 4nleoning al en- Gag /
.Suuenile Court" ON 5remoisning
al lepen0e 9ilIe0er: Seq unores
oISeles life, at 6et ganr gnlt me0
3rpngene, nanr Oeres 5or9IOre til-
Iaoer Dem at gan til ben Slags
llnoer6olOninger. Man moa bebrei-
0e 6orplorene og life 9rengene.
Set er 6orRlorene, Ser ber irette-
ipttes. gsrn b6r p9re 6iemme ON
&ftenen og boI6es til at itu0ere De-
res 2eftier og fna tilitrpffelig Sepn.
2epenoe-g / 0enne
gp oiter life for bore unge 3renge."
Gisie Orb er bel p9ro for 6orGl-
0re at lPg9e poa Sinoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

liz 9ebanoliug al oct greIfe Sro
for Samfnno (foinomia), ON Di
er nortoOofie eaer o9lairfolf" iaa
goor ri 10 oner @rpnien % laOer
9unbeoer.
Sroet Samfun0 bar Den 8ai1ife.
ligbeo, at oct mart betp0er en- Can't
ling, Menneifer, mart betpoer oct
oisie MenneiferS inohproes 5orbolo
/ 0eres a~an0eliee 69lesffab. Den
g%foinomia" i~nOeboloer ingen Dob.
beltbeo, felgelig beller ingen Ban.
ifeIigbeo. Get betnoer nernlig life
Ell alosie al Wenneifer. Nan Ier
iooIeoes poo ben opoItoliife 9elii9.
nelie / 2. aor. t3, 10, boor ben
Selligannos Somfun0 betpoer Gel.
agtiebeO / ben Selligoono, eler paa
2 aor. 6, II, boor Samfino be.
tp0er a%nnoeli9t SI9stifob, eaer pao
1 Sob. I, 3 og IL. 9n rent iproe.
Zig 9~ebonoIing fsrer os til at FOR.
itoa 2eO0et ON De belfiges Gam.
funo / 3. SroSnrtifel iooleoes: Seq
tror pnn, at Der er ct beIligt 9oan0
6pllesifob) mellem troen0e Wert.
n~eifer. 0erneo bar oen 5oritoaelie
al De belliges Somfuno, iom letter
bette liz Den in9pre Gre0s al bellige
Menneifer inoen for ell Neni9beo,
nit Jig at oGre f~orfert. 7ette er ben
iprogIi9e SIDE al Saeen, bpor man
BOG pei mao funne forbnn6Ie uOen
religies gaiofGrbeo.
90 lo0 os oern9it gaa ooer til
6en praftiife SIDE Of Sa9en. Og
Der blioer % SperoSmaalet oa oct.
tie. @il oenne De belIigeS 6eaes.
ieleIie ifobe en- ipnIig Sommenilut.
ming al troenoe Nenneifer inOen
ior Ell Meni9beo, og booo lager
ser / en- ionoan Snmmenilntning2
@ner fan ri blipe itnaen0e peo BET,
iom ell 9rpit uotalte unOer Ell gsr.
ne9uOStieneite / Gnifin. a0e beI.
Iiaes Somiuno, Born, 5or ri, naar
ri ioloer pore Sender o. Tiger:
Dor 6o0er." Ser er Drug for troenOe
2G0folfs llotaIeIier, oq ber bar 5
2oo at pie, at ieres &ierter er greb.
ne al Spsrgsmaalets 8igtigbeo.
Men lao os paste paa @rpnieli.
nienl
@. Sobanieu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

0aor Bot. q. g.. geitereoaro /
81. og St. ifriper ON Bait gol-
eemor 9. SenIens Oroinotion Ben
a. Oft. 1903, at Ben bar noget al
en- geeiuenbeo," foroi bet bar fsr-
tie Sang, at en- 0anif Wian6, iom
er fe0t og oppofiet | amerifo, pie
6es til at tjene / BEN banife airfe
6%erobre", iaa er bet misDiienoe. Oct
bil0e fun babe opret innot oerIom
if~ii60trbfffet ben onnife Gtrfe" babos
pGret iat / gnfsrielstegn, iaa Del
ffoo iom Nabn pna en- pis airfeof.
6eIine. Naar BET itnnr iom nImin.
6eIie getegneIie for ben oanffe
Strife I gmerifa, fan berer oeiao
bort Samfun6 me0, og ui bapoe
ben 4. Dffober 1903 to Brnfter,
Der bar fbot % opbofiet ! Amerifn,
ssemIie CIR. Snnien % s. SO. Bon
DO. &dnien bar or6ineret ! Sum-
1900 % 8onbo ! S,tni 1903. Gor.