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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10
Birthday Party in Riverside.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pursell Hummer en-
tertained a party of young people at
their home in Riverside. Tuesday
evening in honor of the birthday of
their daughter Mae. Miss Hummer
was the recipient of a beautiful ring
presented by her guests. Refreshments
were served.
Those present We're Mrs. Elias Wood
ruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shannon,
Nora Smith, Kathryn Yeager, Helen
Shannon, Bertha Clayton Fleda Kim
bel, Ethel Shannon, Nora Smith, Reta
Eckman, Trenton Hummer, Carrie
Huber, Pearl Roat, Viola Smith, Alys
McCloughn, Ruth Dimmick, Hazel
Yeager, Nellie Smith, Mable Kimbel,
Josephine Hummer, Mary Hummer,
Clyde Sidler, Harry Fry, Morgan Her
man, Walter VonBlohn, Frank Cook,
Jasper Stettler, Joseph Hummer, Har-
ry Started, John Deeter, George Hum
mer, Paul Eckret, Lester Kimbel,
Elliot Bird, Roy Cooper, Wolf Kase,
James Shultz, Odis Shirk, Chester
Hummer
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10
WATER QUESTION
IS PARAMOUNT

The subject of water, involving the
question of purity, continues to be
paramount about town. Many persons
might be accused of being unduIy ap-
prehensive, while it is fact that
others-and "a goodly number, too
recklessly drink the river water with
out boiling it.
The fact has been discovered that
river water, after being boiled the
required length of time, is highly un-
palatable product which few people
would care to drink unless tortured
with thirst In this connection health
authority of town calls attention to
the fact that drinking boiled water
alone will not protect a person from
typhoid fever and similar ailments.
if the germs are in the water. All the
water employed in preparing foods
must be boiled the required time. Even
the water used in cleansing the teeth
must be sterilized in the same man
ner.
All these precautions are necessary
i'll the present emergency. If they are
observed there is no ground for fear.
All can afford to wait until a report
is received on the series of further
tests ordered by the Borough council
at its last meeting.
Many theories are advanced as to
how the borough might obtain pure
water, or at least that which is not
contaminated with sewage from the
hospital. One plan, which finds favor
with few of the councilmen, is that
pipe be laid in the bottom of the riv-
er from point above the hospital to
the intake of the water works.
Another plan, advocated by some of
the most learned people of town, is
that an artesian we'll be sunk in the
neighborhood of the water works. BY
this means, it is claimed, water of un-
doubted purity could be obtained for
a relatively small outlay of public
money.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10
TWO OUT OF FORTY

The selecting of the jury for the
trial of Henry Fisher at Sunbury still
drags ON. The original panel of 70 was
exhausted on Tuesday. Yesterday
morning a special venire of forty men,
summoned by the sheriff, were in
court. These were gone over and two
jurors were added, making ten in all.
The jurors secured yesterday are Hen
~ Schrover, mail carrier, of Shamo-
kin and Frank Stine, merchant, of
Mt. Carmel.
At noon the special venire of forty
were exhausted and the case was ad-
journed until this morning when the
sheriff will have another special ven
re of forty ON hand.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10
CUTTING ICE RESUMED

The harvesting of ice has been re-
sumed on a limited scale, but ice deal
ers are not elated at the prospects.
Ice some six inches in thickness had
formed as the result of the cold wave.
but with the rain yesterday thawing
conditions set in.
1t is not likely that ice suitable for
harvesting will form on the river any
more this winter. Dealers will look to
Mahoning creek and the ponds at
Castle Grove as source of supply
Whether they will be able to fill their
ice houses from either of the above
sources admits of grave doubt.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10
CUNNING FOR CONSTABLEs

Columbia county constables were
treated TO surprises in court at
Bloomsbury this week when, in re-
turning the stereotyped reports that
all was we'll in their bailiwicks, Pre-
siding Judge Evans produced evidence
to the contrary.
He announced that it had come to
his attention that a "poker joint"
was being conducted in one of the
principal buildings on Bloomsbury
main business street. He also showed
a knowledge of conditions in Benton,
saying it had come to his attention
that gambling AMI selling of liquor on
Sundays were being tolerated at the
McHenry House, in that borough, his
informant being wife whose husband
was spending all his money there Sun
days. The constable stated he had re-
ceived similar information, but that
he had not yet secured sufficient in
formation to have the hotel returned.
He was told to get busy
Constable Parvis Groh, of West Ber-
wick, returned Alexander Brothers.
wholesalers in West Berwick, for hav.
ing furnished one West Berwick we'd
ding party with three half, twelve
quarter barrels and eight cases of beer
and three gallons of whiskey, which,
the constable stated, was sold upon
solicitation by the firms driver,
practice that President Judge Evans
has condemned at license court. Dis
trict Attorney Small was notified to
take up the matter.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10
FATAL BLAZE At
JERSEY SHORE
JERSEY SHORE, Feb. 8.

Almost Frustrated is the town of
Jersey Shore after the worst tirein the
borough's history, in which this morn
ing three lives were lost and three
fine brick business buildings were
completely destroyed.
Additional horror is added to the
catastrophe by the fact that two of
the fire victims, an aged man and his
wife who were visiting in Jersey
Shore, died within view of the crowds
which gathered to view the fire.
The dead are:
\. /. Dravenstadt, go years old, of
Williamsport
Mrs. a. L. Dravenstadt, 62 years
old, of Williamsport.
William O'Connor, years old, of
Jersey Shore.
The fire started at 1 80 O'Clock this
morning ON the second floor of the
Jersey Shore National bank building,
on Allegheny street, the towns main
business thoroughfare. Before the
tiremen arrived ON the scene the en-
tire building was in flames The bank
ing rooms occupied the first floor and
on the second and third floor We're
two flats. The third floor fiat was oc-
cupied by the Grove family, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Dravenstadt, were Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Grove.
When the fire was at its height,
Mrs Dravenstadt appeared on bal
cony at the third floor of the flame
enwrapped building, begging for aid.
The longest ladders could not reach
her, and before the eyes of the crowd
she burned to death. His wife dead,
Mr. Dravenstadt, all other means of
escape failing, jumped into the street,
sustaining injuries that caused his
death, a few minutes after his wife
had succumbed.
Adjoining the bank building on the
west was the William Feeiror build
ing, a three story brick structure,
which also fell prey to the flames.
Like the bank building, this also had
flats on the second and third floor, the
third being occupied by the O'Connor
family. All the occupants of this
building reached the street in safety
except the little three-year-ol son,
William. Mr.. O'Connor had the lad
in his arms carrying him to safety,
but lost him before he reached the
open air, The body has not been re-
covered.
Adjoining on the west was another
brick building of two stories, occupied
by Undertaken Kelchner, which was
also burned.
Next came the residence and offices
of Captain p. d. Bricker, widely
know lawyer and burgess of the town.
While his propertr was not burned,
much of his furniture was damaged
by water.
The total loss Will reach $50, 600,
which is partly covered by insurance.
The bank building, which was the
most pretentious was totally gutted,
and the walls fell shortly after the
fire. All that remains is the vault,
which can not be opened for several
days. The bank opened for business
this morning in the electric light
office, just opposite its burned quar-
ters.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10
One Case in Columbia County.

Criminal court:in Columbia county
ended on Tuesday morning, after one
case had been heard. 1t is the shortest
term on record in that county. Nor
thumberland is priding itself on hav-
ing but fifty cases for the current
term.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10
LAID TO REST

The funeral of Miss Ellie O'Brien,
whose death occurred in Philadelphia,
Saturday, took place from ST. Joseph S
Catholic church this city, at o'clock
yesterday morning, the Rev. Father
McCann officiating.
The pail bearers were j. f. Tooley,
Nicholas Hayden, Thomas Gill. Sr.,
James Powers, Sr., James Finnigan
and Lawrence Connolley. Interment
was made in st. Joseph's cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10

Delta, York county, has mad dog
scare. A number of cattle and dogs
Gently and horse died from the dis
ease. All animals that show the least
sign of having been bitten are being
killed.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10
Accounts Audited.

Mr.. O. W. Bodine, one of the travel
ing auditors of the auditor generals
department, Harrisburg, spent yester-
day at the State Hospital, making his
usual semi-annual audit of the ac-
counts of that institution.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10

So powerful was the explosion that
followed when Oscar Trechenberger.
Wilkes-Bar grocer, tried to hurry
up fire with oil, that his leg was
broken by the force.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10
WILL INSPECT
WATER SUPPLY

Chief Burgess Amesbury appeared
before council Friday eve urging that
the borough enter upon thorough in.
vestigation to determine to what eX-
tent our water supply is polluted by
the effiuent from the sewage disposal
plant at the hospital for the insane.
1t was suggested that a chemist be
employed to make tests on three diff
ferent occasions the sample of efflu-
ent each time to be taken from the
stream just where it issues from the
publication plant and that, if the
showing be bad, a committee be ap-
pointed to wait upon DIR. Dixon,
acquainting him with the exact con
ditions here and urging his coopera-
tion in seeking relief
The above suggestion was adopted
and on motion the president of council
was ordered to appoint committee TO
interview Dr. Dixon, in case condi-
tions are found bad. The president ac
cordingly appointed Ira Everhart, J.
b. Cleaver and Robert b. Pursel as
members of the above committee,
which will be accompanied to Harris
burg by Chief Burgess a. c. Ames-
bury.
j. b. Cleaver of the committee on
streets and bridges reported that the
plans and specifications for the paving
and curbing on East Market street had
been prepared by Borough Engineer
G.. +. Keefer and We're in the commit
tees hands. The plans and specifica
tions, which are very voluminous, COW
ering twelve typewriter pages, were
handed over to the secretary. 1t was
the sense of the members that intellig-
ent action could not be taken on the
plans and specifications without GO
ing into the subject little more deep
ly than they would be able to do upon
hearing them read for the first time.
On motion of Mr.. Cleaver it was ord
cred that action be postponed until the
next meeting, the members meanwhile
to take especial pains to familiarize
themselves with the plans and speciti-
cations.
Mr. Hes reported that residents on
East Market street above Beaver
street, are complaining of the amount
of snow that is thrown upon the side
walk by the snow plow used by the
Danville & Sunbury Transit company.
He moved that the company be re-
quested that in removing the snow
from the inside of the track along that
section hereafter it employ some other
device
Borough Electrician Newton Smith
presented his report for February,
which ON motion was ordered accept
ed and filed. Cost of materials for re-
newals and repairs, was given as $50. %;
labor in electrical department, SIP. 30.
tons of coal at 81 80 per
ton, were consumed The total cost of
operation for the month was 1896. 90.
The plant was in operation 40 hours
during the month.
On motion it was ordered that the
local board of health be authorized to |
make the necessary Investigations and |
to collect the annual license of milk !
men according to the provisions of the |
ordinance.
The following members were pres
ent: Schatz, Finnigan, Cleaver, Curry,
Pursel, Deutsch, lies, Everhart, Jones
and Marshall.
The following bills were approved !
for payment:
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10

Mrs. b. NJ. Davis left for Philadel-
phia and New York yesterday to at
tend the millinery opening.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10

The round peg and the square hole
never dwell together in comfort.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-02-10

Industry is the secret of individual
success.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

2iperpool Street Sernbaneitation
i Son0on bar 5or0ena I9u8ite @er-
ron; Den ct 2000 800 lang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
GUomanosmooet
/ Omaha

Ter rdr ilere 1alere Den ieritt
gften. ;SsrIi tolte 0lr. Clement s.
G6aic G. inoleDenoe ORR. San fog
set ION ct goOt 8ariel, at Di6oet
beqonote paa St. 9atricfs DAG %
enote galmeienoag. Ratricf bar Sr-
LAMBS opoirenoe gIpoiiel, Der ait til
oenne 2 oe pr9oifeoe enangeliet
paa enen gefoitnng. Galmelsnoag
er Ell 5ejrSfeit. Gen isrite egentlige
Taler par Or. Charlie 6. 9rnot,
W9eolem al 9resbpterianernes Wiis-
iionsitprelie. San talte om getpO-
ninaen al 9p1mGnoenes 0'islons-
beupaelc.
.Qi er fommen iammen for en-
betnoenoc Dpgape", begpnote ban
gctp0uiuaen oiier fig oeri at @iGno
nor 1ro til Diisiionen. giaar ui lpg.
aeY D}arfc til oct 5oftum at ino-
Aame 9eber 6oloes oper Belle aou-
tinpatei al Snteresie ior 9eroenS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

grpiten ue0 oenne airfe er 9ieo.
lllpsies Grant 9afer 9ierce, Ell
oea9ro og oer0ens6erefit @erre.
W1rs. Saft tilberer Ii9elom 9ars.
Nooiepelt Gpiifopalfrten % bar /
8aibington iluttet iia til ben gamle
biitoriife ct. Sobns Gburh, be-
li99enoe toprs oper Earfen ira Sa.
pitoliet. 9enne STRIFE er oite fal0t
y oErpiioenternes Strife" / 9etra1t'
nina al oet 6aftnnL at nae 9ru
iiOenter ira Wiaoiion til 9incoln,
og Here iioen, beiegte 0en. Ser
itaor nltio en- opeD" aaben for
grniioentfanlilien. og Oenne opeln"
benDtter Otrs. 9aft M. Miis Selen
Gait tilbsrer iamme airfe og islaer
meo i'm @io0er BERTH, naar bun er
g9aibinaton. Nien grpiioeutens
3oaner aaar meo oeres 6a0er til
Strife. naor 0e er 1irmme, iom /
@aaifebeieg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
yir. 2a

Soehiiaaenoe CT 9illeoer al
Oe 70 airfer / @aibington JONI
grpiioent o9 Uirs. Eait beeger
Oct ii9es, at Breiioenten gaar til
airfe nGiten buer eneite SenOag
6ormiooda Wien pna De almin0e.
lige Senonge fan ban nof beige
anOre seirfer emo Den, ban er Wieo.
lent nj, men Yaaifeoog maa ban
nbiolut heiege i'm egen airfe. 2ige.
ino Mrs. Gait.
Erpiioenten % bans 9aoD til.
berer nemlig Qigeiom @fspr9iioent
Hooiepeit oa bans 2a0p, buer in
Strife. Sreiioent 8oit itanllner ira
en- liniiariamilie; bans 5aoer %
Mooer oar begge llnitarer, og bans
geoitemooer bnpoe iluttet Tia til
Den nnitnriife 9eO9gelie meO ben
berenite Or. Gbanning. ga Gait
fom Ill g9oibinston ilutte0e ban
iiq I'll 0en eneite llnitarfirfe | 9pen,
Sen ilaicliae pgla Souls 9burb"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
~1oroen runot.

2iperpool Street 5ernbaneitation
i Son0on bor 5oroens l9n8ite Ber-
ron; ben er 1000 800 lang.
S 9ltben er ser oannet ct mt
friiinoet 8arti til 9efempelie al De
niuerenOe 8artier.
S Baris bar Der enOnu / 9e9pn=
Oelien al oenne 0taaneO $4,000
Meuneifer, Der par bu5oiI0e paa
@rln0 al OperiDemmelierne.
G5aren al 9luSldn0 er Ben fSrIte,
Der er blepen oefOreret meO 0en npe
buIbarife Gprillus- o9 Met6oOius-
Sroen.
5 gitrig bar en- Sn8enior @ar-
ic6alopifD meo lit 2leroplm ounOet
en- 9remie paa 10000 ar. ior
uof6ruot 6luat oper 10 ailometer
SEQ Ell @rpoefamp / 9u0apeit ior
2lmnt5rer greif-romerif 9rDouili8
bar $. s. Gaeberg DlmOet europa.
Melterifobet / SpGrppgt5flasicn.
Speren5fomIten mellem 6ranfri9
og Maroffo er MI enoelig un0erIfre.
pet / 9aris al 0en franife ll0enri9s
niniiter og 81 0}ofri.
Stortiuget 9Ior9e bar me0 81
ct. moo 81 peotoget Ell aarli9 Sof
for 0ets @cOIeniner poa 1000 Sr.
innit AeiieaoOtgoreIier ] 6cricr
Get meOoelcS mi iaen at aona
0tnnuel al Rortu9al lfol forlopes
me0 9riniesie @atricio al Con
naug6t. Sons Gomar05 9roocrOat
ter.
Gn @oliti6etient i @om6nrg, Ser
forle0en oiloe arreitere Ell Sno6ri0@-
tpo. fit al 1pocn ct iao pol0iomt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
Cannon tat til Doos.

Otter ilere 9oges aanp naaeOe
Reprpipntaut6uiet at iatte 5peafer
Gannon til gpas lln0er 2t. Os.
meloes b. a. ira @aibington;
9leprnentanten Norris ira 9leb.
aiilutteoe 9e6otten oper9feglements-
9leiolutioner meo Sen llotalelie, at
oct iorcilaacoe Sfri0t life par noget
9lngreb pao Speofereh men ct
grincip, for bpilfet Der bdOoe be
ret fpmpet fIere slar. Sporgsmao-
let Oreie6e iiq ON 5lertollets 9let
til at itpre. llnoer tort 9ifalo for-
lanpte 5nlrren, at Ser bleo foreta-
get 9lfitemning. bpilfet oerpaa ifeoe.
Zen pnoreoe Geiolution blep Der
eiter ueOtoget meO t91 MOB f55
Stemnner.
9}orriS-9Gnorin9en ioreger glnto.
let al Observation-Disclosures QaeO-
len1ner ira fem til IT, ) Steoet for
At nonponcs al Speoferen ifal @leo-
lenmerne pelaes al Sniet. Speafe.
rem ifol life bape Spoe aoniteen.
aonliteen ifol bcitoo al iefS 9fcpub.
lifancre og fire Gemofrnter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23
Gn frDgle(ig Jern6aneulDRRe.
10 Oienneifer orGbt,
3S baarot iaaret,
Gmfrins Ell Snes anore minore
5aarot Iaaret.

Otaribolltomn, So, %. Narts.
) @aar Olorges fete Der en- lllbf-
fe meo ct 9tocf SslanO 3og paa
@reat @eitern 9ane gterbeoen al
@reen Mountain, iom 6ap0e til
5elge, at 10 0fenneife blep 0r96t,
3S 6leo 6aar0t iaaret og Ell SneS
andre 9a5iaaerer iif minOreaoeItel-
ier. OprpOningen al SpOret iort-
iettes enOnu Sag.
Oct par ct Do66eltog Gar. 19
ira Gbirogo og 93r. 2t ira ct.
Soris, begge me0 0tinneapolis JON
Wtoal, par fo6let iammen GeOar
9iapi0s. 0altlpffen ifete, LOB Ioget
paa 8reat 8eiterns Spor pao
@runo al en- minore .nrecf"
.paa VI. 5. 9anens Spor.
8anens 6lmftionerer mener, at
lllpffen ifDlOes, at gegten al De to
itore 2ofomotiuer bar p9ret for
itor, iaa Sfinnerne er flent no.
9otomotiperne aipore0eS / bpert
6aIO og ltprteOe neo ooer en-
Sfrpnt, og gognene Itprteoe neo
oper Dem og fnuItes. @n Oagoogn,
en- EullmansSooepogn og Ell 9fsg-
pogn reoucere0es bogItapelig til
Splinter, og 0isie 8ogne oar set,
Be flelte bleo Orpbt. geo9le oor So
pe0et repet al, anOre lenl9Ite0e poa
dnOen Moaoe. Ge faa lepenoe ois=
ie ire gogne fnnotes iaa forfnuite
eller in0eflemte mellem 8raget, iaa
Ser n9res lioet Saab ON oeres
SeI6re0elie.
Sna inort 9uoifa6et ON lllpffes-
69n0elien mo0togeS, oanneoes ser
9te0nin9spartier % afienOtes ira
MarI6olltopn, Ge0nr Gopi0s og az
ore Ste0er; mango 2p9er lfDn0te
iig til lllnffesiteoet 9lltonobiIer.
gd set ferite 9feoninqsparti anfom
til Steoet, baooe Sc min0re baarOt
iaareoe GaSin9erer allere0e iaaet
mango al oe baarOt iaarepe o9 Oe-
De no al &uinerne. De Iaareoe brag-
tes / 9lutomobiler og poa ct gfStra-
tog til Mariboqtomn bbor Be in0.
lngoes paa set fatolife Soipital, /
Il. M. 6. g., og ANDRE Suie ABB
neoes for Dem.
9eqrun0et paa SaituGrf uar 9ua-
man Gognen oGnloninl" fomn1en
nnIt til 9ofomotiperne, bporeiter
9agpognen, 9iegoognen og anore
Tasia1erpogne o9 Souepogne fnlgte.
9e omfon1ne par ppientlig ale lom.
men 0e fSrite ire 8oane.
Gn6per olln0ertnfer"s Gta6lisle-
ment er om0onnet til 2igbus. og
inofonlmenOe Iog brin9er Sun6rc-
Ser al @enneifer, iom ioaer efter
0eres fore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

@uangeliiation, iaa nsoes pi til at
iiae, at Wtpnopne bar Gro til Qtis-
iionen. 9irfen er ueo oeane SgJ.
mnnosbeppgclie ueo at fonlme til Jig
ielu. Gen bar bait ior Iiot at acre
uoen meo @ielicr % 9egrdueIier
Zen bar opret Jet pan iom en- nbe-
tpoeliq Snitihtion. 9ien ~ao De
Oeoe bearape Oeres osOe. men 8af
ou ben oa iorfpno GuoS 9lige"
Gen Sine irembGpeoe Or @raot
at airfens Mpno piloe ifaiie 81
nanierne til @eie. iaa oe, Ser aif no
at iorfpnoc Gpanseliet, life ifuloe
mnnale.
5oa talte Or. VI. :. Gubauf, Der
/ 7 glar FAR ppret NliSiioner | sli.
nay ON ,NlnnS oe @'iSiioner~
,serit fortolte ban, boorleOes ban
allere6e fine unae glar haooe lpn9.
tes efter at ie Sen fineiiife Diur,
hoorleOes benne pploige Nlur par
llotrpf Tor. at aineiernc mente, at
Sc par Tia ielp nof og life pilOe hape
mco oen spriae @crOen at asre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-23

gtu goar Der en- Sernbane igennem
Mfuren, % Oet iamme 6olt, iom
bp9eeOe 0turen, bpgger M Sern-
banerne. Oct tpOer paa, at Stina III
onifer at piOe mere ON ben eorige
0erOen.
@ieu bpao ban ierli9 fremOrOg
par 9ts0uenOi9beoen al Here 9ieno
/ MiSiionens @erning. De 6oreneoe
Stater og CANADA gap $tL317,000
/ 1909 til GeroenS 6oangeliering.
Gnglano gap $9,71t000. Der er
ior Chen $1,000 D1isiionerer paa
Dfi9lionsmarfen. On bDer al Dem
gaoe5 ct Sogn al 25,000, fun0e oe
naa at 6ringe goangeliet til 375,-
100000 Oenne Generation. Nien
me0 bette uploige 8ol til buer, bii.
tier Der enOOa 625,000,000 Qten-
neifer, iom ingeH naar til. Ser er
iaaleOes enonu 25,000 Sogne (pa-
rii5e5) poa 25,00O tilbage, og Sc
maa foripues, fer ser fan oere Gale
ON at 6ringe 8erOen gpangeliet /
0enne Generation.
9an neune0e iaa 6l. a., at Sir.
fer berbjemme gap $300,000,000
ior at nnoer6oloe airfer fort00,-
100000 Menneifer, meOens Oen
gao $fI3t7000 til gerOeusmis-
iionen. o0m 2lbra6am 2incoln iful-
De ftan op al jim @rop og uoienOe
0proab ON en- efstra Scr paa 25,-
600, tror 3 life, ban oilOe iaa
benz %il 0ipnoene 9lmerifa life
6ere aaloet til 0tisiionen?
o0e 5oreneoe Stater bor aaere.
De b6itet iinaniiel 6oroel al jim
9fisiiousbeppgelie Sapan Iaaute
nplia $50,O00,000 england til
,Sremme al lit Sernbanellofait /
Man6uriet. Ia Gnelan0 fan0t no,
At oe 4enae, iom BAR laant Der,
6leo uogipet / Il. z, bIep Ser tort
Staabej lln0erbuiet, men Der par
intet at gere. 2lariagen til, at 9et-
gene blep brugt oette 2ono, par,
At oe Snqeniorer, iom ioreito0 9a-
neanlp9et, 6opoe iaaet oeres ll0-
oannelie Der paa O}aioneu5 Be
foitning."
0liSiionpr goop er aaaet 10 pau
eaen 9efoitning % iortiGtter paa
ian1me Maaoe, mo0tnger 6uert
1Sal0 life Ststte uoen ira fine n9r.
meite Slpgtiin9e. San paapiite
paa mango Maaoer, bpor let 6et er
at ifafic MiOler til Misiionen, blot
mon uil oct.
.9eriom Sporpognspengene ouer
hele 9anoet Blot cen llge 6lep al
pct, iaa bebsOeoes Ser life mere
Mongen en- Mono funoe holoe Ell
Steoiortr9oer paa 0fisiionsmarfen.
Ser er 7aq Sn0ien Ell aoloni
paa 1000 Menneifer. iom er frelit
ira 9ligloeriet oeo Oe Genge, iom
en- Steno9raiiit bar iporet al i'm
aontorlen 3ette er en- Si0 for
itore 5oretagenOer, og Wtisiions'
ianien er forifellia ira, 6Uao oen
pleie0e at oGre"
gRen ri nsoes til at lutte. @ieoet
iortiatteS 6reong, 2sr0a9 og Sen-
0aa. ON 2sroogen bol6t bper 9e.
feu6rlie ct iprifilt @}a0e. buor Sc
6( a. prgpeoe. hDaO Nlenia6eoerne
funoe 6ioroae til miSiionen 1910.
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