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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
DEATH TO ULNIONZSM
WESTERN AMERICA
Group of Men Representing the Interests Have Start
ed War on Pacific Coast, Having for Their Object,
Unrestricted Employment of Hindus, Japs, Mexicans
and European Immigrants.
BY DANA SLEETH.
ARTICLE |.


Victoria months been under the control Of the small
residing
he
cities police cities
rights majority residents cities
this of
definitely embroi the entire
it's history.
spending hundreds dollars
lostm lionst to
of thousands
he OF industrial peace.
the railroads timber
big monooe the nation They Also private
the National Manufacturers association.
their brought
for unrestricted employ
labor" of
pouring will
when the Panama canal completed
md S
you something all That's
he this article written.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
FOUGHT FOR
UNFR|ENOLY
LEGISLATORS
Six of Twelve Nominees OPP
posed to Poindexter-
A Gold Brick for
Burke. s.

Judge Burke, In his campaign In.
vestments in Spokane county,
bought a gold brick. He was
double crossed" a. they say In
politics. At least, II 90 appears In
the matter Of popular senatorial
preference.
From an inside source the infor-
nation has been given out that the
money put up by Judge Burke for
workers and other expense on elec-
tion day was used to boost the leg.
islative and county candidates OF
the local machine and Judge
Burke's interests were cast to the
winds. The courthouse bunch saw
early in the game that 1t was use
less to try to oppose Poindexter,
and permitted the voter to have his
own way on the head Of the ticket.
The efforts of the ring workers
were centered on the legislative
candidates and the ring choice for.
the county offices, with the result
that IL men are sent to Olympia,
six of whom are not supporters Of
Poindexter.
Tuesday there was played the
greatest game of fooling the people
ever perpetrated in Spokane
county. Less than half the voters
went to the polls in the city pre-
cincts, and Of these the gang saw
that its supporters were gotten out
by all means.
The total vote on the head Of the
ticket was only 1858 in a registra-
tion of over $4,000. and possibly
10000 to $4,000 voters. The gang
got their men to the polls, steered
clear Of direct attack on Poindex.
ter and then sent at least six men
to Olympia with long knives up
their sleeves for Spokane's candi-
date for the United States senate.
This may confirm suspicious long
entertained that there is well or
ganized plan, carefully covered up,
to try to beat Poindexter when the
legislature meets.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
MILLIONAIRE COP
AT LAST RESIGNS
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(By United Press Leased Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. IS.
-F. W. Peterson, known as the
"miilionaire" policeman Of the
Portland police department, has
resigned because his duties az
an officer interfered with the
care of his wealth. Peterson
is worth in the neIghborhood Of
100000, amassed largely
by shrewd real estate invest
ments.
Peterson had already taken
his vacation of Is days when
matter Of business arose which
called him to Kansas City. He
went to Chief Cox and declared
that he found 1t necessary to
ask for q leave of absence Of
two weeks. Inasmuch as the
force was crippled by the large
number Of men away on their
vacation, the request was re-
fused.
"Well, chief, | am sorry" said
Peterson, "but In that case !
will have to resign"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
COST $4,000 TO
BURY CHINAMAN

(By United Press Leased Wire)
VICTORIA, 3. c., Sept. 15.-
The heirs of Lee Chong, a rich
Chinese merchant, who was
buried with much pomp and
ceremony here yesterday are
today paying the bills for the
funeral, which was the most
imposing that has ever been
seen in this city. The cost Of
the affair approaches $4,000.
The procession that followed
the remains to the grave was
nearly a mile long, prominent
Chinese coming here from all
over Canada and the United
States.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
. . q q . q . q Q Q q q Q Q ,
POINDEXTER NOT
SURPRISED. ,

. When shown the dispatch
. from Beverly this morning, 4
. and asked for an expression of 4
. opinion on the announcement
. that President Taft had decid.
= cd to end the fight against tho 4
. proeressives, Miles Poindexter 4
. expressed little surprise, but 4
= much pleasure over the an
. nouncement. He gave out the
= following statement:
= ~ am very glad the PresI-
= dent is endeavoring to har-
. monixe the party. OF course, 4
. success cannot be achieved In
. discord and recrlmination. The 4
= republican party is progress 4
. sive and will relieve itself of
. reactIonary control.
. "The effort to stifIe inde-
. pendent thought and action by 4
. Withholding patronage was I
. foredoomed to failure. The 4
= party will get together under
. progressive leadership" 4
. - = - - . . Q . q .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
ANG PLANS AN ATTACK ON POlNDEXTE
DEFEAT THE RING

County Commissioner Joe Phillips has been rewarded
for his fidelity to the interests of the taxpayers and the
people in general by being turned out Of office to give
place to Allan Scott backed by George Collin Felix
Pugh and other representatives of the court house ring
Joe Phillips made manly clean cut campaign, depend
ing his record Of 18 months of honest government
the courthouse-the first in Is yearsto the peo
pe's Endorsement. The other fellow backed by the
organized that has ruled the temple of justice for
years. squanderng the funds Of the publc-and the hon
est went down to defeat to give way to the candidate
of the gang
True, Allan Scott has made good record eng
neer and is young man possessed of good qualities, but
ntinued on Paoe IMo
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
THINKS DEMOCRATS WILL HAVE
MAJORITY OF 20 IN CONGRESS

the Roosevelt-Sherman fight will
be anything but an overwhelming
Roosevelt victory. 1t will be re-
garded as a Roosevelt defeat II the
vote Ia close.
"We are losing congressman
from Maine to California. In all
the states | visited found dissatis-
faction. Thousands believe that the
best way to express this dissatis-
faction is to vote the democratic
ticket. In Indiana we have differ
ences in the party. but have con-
cluded that we ought to vote alike.
We should win there.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
after
RECORDS

(By United Press ieaseo Wheel
LONDON, Sept. 15.-A Central
News dispatch from Copenhagen to-
day says that DR.. Frederick A..
Cook Is aboard Cornelius Bradley's
pacht Beauty bound for Etah, to re-
cover the records he says will es-
tablish his claims to polar discov.
cry.
Communications, the dispatch h
states, have been received from
government officials in Greenland,
saying that all the Eskimos who ac-
companied Cook on his trip are
convinced he reached the pole.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15

tour Daily Discontinued Story)
Curtis Catchem was heart
.breake Or, y
Also Curtis was the ready pen.
man for you, Curtis could write
love letters that were literary
gems.
One day he wrote two love let
ters. SOne was to Thelma nd the
other 30 Hildegarde.
Hildegarde got Thelma's and
Thelnla got Hildegarde's.
What Curtis got, he got in the
neck.
THE End)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
WOODROW WILSON
FOR GOVERNOR
(By United Press Leased Wire)

TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 10
Friends OF Woodrow Wilson. presi-
dent of Princeton university, are
confident he will receive the guber-
material nomiantion of New Jersey
on the first ballot in the democratic
convention. which convened here
today Wilson's hackers claim at
least 1000 of the l400 delegates.
Frank S. Katzenbach Jr. is his op-
ponent.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
(By United Press Leased WIre.)

(6y United Press Leased WIre.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-That the
lower house of the next congreas
will be controlled by the democrats
Is the belief of former Congressman
James e. Watson of Indiana, who
Is here today after having cam
paigned for the republicans In II
states. Watson figures that the
democrats will control the house by
majority of 80.
"The republicans are confronting
an acute situation" said Watson.
THE eyes of the nation are turned
toward New York. In my opinion,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
WIFE KILLED WHERE
HUSBAND MET DEATH
FIVE YEARS AGO.
UNITED Press Leased Wire j

. Omitted Press Leased Wlre.j
. WASHINGTON. Sept. 10
. On the eve of their departure
q on Y visit to Los Angeles.
. Mrs. Mary Warren Jessup and
. Mrs. Eliza Williams, members
. of the fashionable Chevy
. Chase colony, wete run down
= and killed by an electric car.
. Mrs. williams was the widow
. of the late John Clayton Will
. Jams, who was killed by a
. railroad train five years ago
. within a few feet OF the spot
. where today's accident oc-
. Cured.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15

today, the gauge registering 10
inches, bringing the total precipi
tation for the present unusual
storm to Las inches.
Most Of the raisin crop in this
section is exposed to the rains. IN
less the weather clears within ~
hours heavy damage will result.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
REGGIE VANDERBILT
HAS RECOVERED
(sy United Press Leased Wire)

NEWPORT, r.. L.. Sept. ID
Reginald Vanderbilt, who has been
i'll fdr the last three weeks at his
home here. is ON the road to recov.
cry. it was announced today. All
danger Is now past.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
KILLED SELF AND CHILD.
(By United Press Leased Wire,

SEATTLE, Wn., Sept. 15.-Mrs.
Nina Bennett and her three months
old baby son are dead today, follow
ing the administration of strych-
nine to the child and herself by
Mrs. Bennett yesterday afternoon.
After drinking the dose Mrs. Ben
nett called neighbor and laid
down beside her child to die.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
+. R.. s FIRST SPEECH IN
CAMPAIGN

RIVERHEAD, L. l., Sept. Ia
Ex-President Roosevelt made his
first speech of the campaign here
at the Suffolk fair. Fifteen thou
sand persons wer crowded around
the stand from which the former
prssident spoke.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
RACE IN AIR FOR $4,000.

BOSTON. Sept. 15.--Glenn n.
Curtiss and Claude Graham White
Will bring the avition meet contests
here to a close late today with =
race three times around the course
for Il $4,000 cup.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15

PRESIDENT TAFT TODAY AND
AS HE LOOKED so YEARS AGO
TODAY. THE PRESIDENT WAS
BORN SEPTEMBER Is, 1857, AND
THE UPPER PHOTOGRAPH WAS
TAKEN WHEN HE WAS THREE
YEARS OLD.
(By United Press Leased Wire)
BEVERLY, Mass, Sept. 15.-This
is the fifty-third birthday anniver-
sary of William Howard Taft. No
special celebration marked the day
at the presidents cottage. The
greater part of the day was spent
on the golf links.
Helen Taft, who has been attend
ing college at Bryn Mawr, will not
return to school in the fall. She
will remain in Washington to assist
her mother in her social duties.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
.aa~
- n d~
EM@@

"The standpatters aren't getting
much rest those days." remarked a
citizen this morning, as he stood In
4 reflective mood, waiting for a
street car to meander along.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15

The organized wealth of the ma
tion, represented by the national
monopoly of transportation, the
money behind the half dozen tim
ber barons that conrol that great
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15

industry and the money that from
Wall street moves through every
fiber of the nations legislative.
business and political being, defi
nitely decided last winter to brng
on a Pacific coast labor war.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15

WASHINGTON, d. C.-while
trying to board car into the city.
where she intended to purchase ar
ticles for her trousseau. Mrs. Eliza
f. Williams, who was to have been
married soon, was struck by an
other car and instantly killed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15

"What was the matter with the
lady who just wont out" asked a
customer Of the grocery clerk.
"She found fault with the pota-
toes. Said sho didn't like the color
Of their eyes,"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
RAIN DAMAGES RAIsINS.

iBy United Press Leased Wire)
HANFoRD. Cal. Sept. l5,--An-
other heavy rain fell last night and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15

an old couple conducting the store,
and robbed them of $3.50.
Never let familiarity exclude re.
spect.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15

This was done 50 that the big
interests could get workers at the
cost of the rice-eating Hundu, at
the cost Of the chilli devouring
Mexican, at the cost of the opium
smoking Chinese, at the cost of the
willy Jap.
So. today, from Seattle to Los
Angeles and from Spokane to Port
land, business is tied up, men are
hungry, families are living ON mea-
ger strike benefits and thousands OF
hapless business men are facing a
Continued on Page Seven.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15

HOQUlAM, Wash.-Captain Gus
tas Peterson of the schooner c. A.
Thayer, while climbing to the mast
head yesterday, lost his balance
and shot downward. AS he hurled
through the air hook suspended
in the rigging caught and held him.
An ugly wound was made, but II Is
believed he will recover.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
Nine marriage licenses were Is.
sued yesterday.

Politics" said Brother Dickey,
lis ex uncertain ez woman who
says one minute dat she'll marry
YOU. an de very next minute tell
you dat you sho' must a dreamed
IT,"
Seven girls and four boys had
their births recorded yesterday.
PUEBLO, Col.-Three bandits
with blackened faces entered a gro
Gerry store last night. badly beat W
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-15
TAFT RESTORES PATRONAGE TO INSURGENT
CARRIER SERVICE

Call up The Press, Main
375, II your paper fails to
reach your homo regularly
every afternoon. You are on.
titled to good service.
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Continued on Pace Tw
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
9raftiif anbcfalins.

On al S~amfmOcts Qrpiter fri.
per:
y1ereS me Sadbesmin0c q
9oglorm) er mutt" 81 iea ifal. ON
oft aaar uel. NOT taae 100 al Dem.
men lea bar cnOnu CO. 30 Atteiier
pan 0plna."
Vartipris opBiues paa Scrlou.
aenOe.
Dan. 9utb. Bnbt. Sou G.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
0p 9anmarf, u. g., Canada.

OCllpel Oelull4B tol
0aniferen" og %. /. 9bl." Nir
beoite 6of me0foIger for al goo
opbpggenoe 9psning, iom itaOio
bringes, iant for Den re9eImes-
ii9e Moota9eIie. gnifer meget, al
ct iaa. goot friiteIigt 8Ia0 maa fao
mango a6onnenter; oct bur0e ier-
lig Ieies al aae Samfunosoeuner
8eo life, ON oct, ieg i%friper, fun
De biorage til, at Ell o9 an0en 29-
ler funoe f%oritaa Dor oanoelige
&rang % f6Ie me0 os, bpor boorot
oct er at oere u0en greit. Gn tro-
en0es 9gn formaor meget.
Rplig bar ri ien0t a~alos6reo til
gait. 6r. gtnOerien, men ban fan
life moota9e 9al0et Der. 5 9ecem-
Der ien6te oi aalo8breo til 8aIt.
%. g. 5imonienb men ogioa forge-
pes. vi er M borte ira @ptifopals
firfen, og BET ipne5 umlligt at gao
tiI6age. Saaber bog, en- @rnit full
De f6le Serren5 aol0 % fomnle.
Oct er oltio opnluntrenoe at 6are,
b0ao Soninn0soenner bringer frem
ON firfeliae Tor6o(0 I IQniferen.
enIfer meget, at berfra Weni9be6en
funne 6ringes ben gIo0elige 0pbeO,
at ri baD0e Ell Brpit. Sllort er ct
aor iounoet, iiOen Sat. q. 8. san.
len forIo0 os. st Soon er folt iioen.
9o9 bar oi meget at Dure tafnent.
lige for. 8ait. 8. 2arien 5olmoutb,
og 8ait. SIR. G%briitenien, @eIt.
broof, bar be9ge ppret Der, bolOt
flere Q}poer ber og / 6ople5roof.
Yalt. 9orIen sar Der | Nop. og@ait.
@briitenien / MartS. 9giaa Dem
bar Ri at taffe for, at pi life bar
loOnet8itoS Or0s5orfpnoelie iblonot
os CONNER, ioet ri / 0foi tit Stu.
Dent SameS 6. Geterien Der, iom
fom ira 6ilaoelfia. @n itor @ernine
bar ban optaget, ogioo faaet Naaoe
og Strait til at uofgre 0en. 6oa6er,
9erren oil l9g9e @eIiignelie til, iaa
arbei0et MAJ les friigtbringenoe.
9Der Ssnoag bar ber oeret CUBS
tieneIte og Ssnoogsifole, ON Otter.
miooagen / 5oDlebroof. Wnnoog bar
ban bait &eligionsifole for 26gsrn,
oesnoen Senoag aften We0e oeruoe.
Onsoag bar ban bait llno%erpisning
for II 8onfirmanoer Der. kingdoms.
msoe Sorsong 4ften. 8eo ale Ms.
Der mango iamlet. 9sr0ag Der &c.
ligionsifole for % 9ern. 9onfir.
Notwithstanding iamtioig. Str
bent Heterien taller altio ct Orb til
0%pbDggelie / pore &pinoemeoer, gsr
maAge Susbeise, glemmer life at
ie til De ipge me0 ct trsiten0e Oro
til Dem. Snart er 3i0en, ga Better
len forlaoer os. Gen imsoeieeS life
meo @l90e. Om ri iaa BOG funoe
faa en- Er9it til at fortiptte oclt
@erning, iom STUDENT Beterien bar
begpnot.
Den %. ifal Der opre aonfirmo.
ton, iom 9ait. 8. 2arien, 5oImoutb,
bill uofsre. 9erefter refer iaa Stu
bent 8eterien til Sfolen / Blair.
Mange go0e gnifer fra Menigbeoen
Der oil felge BAN.
s@%rbeoigit,
@rs. s. Seppeien,
Salmonburit. 8ictoria Gountp,
Nep 9riinSuicb Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19
Stsrite % beoite llspaIs
at
gilIeo.g reofort for
enboer gnIeonins

8rotnIations. 9reutcr
m.o oanif 5efit. Innse for.
iteaise Slass, iOrteret per Eui
% Gents.
Brepfort meo BibeIteffi
Tanif. flere Slass me6 f~orfieIlias
Sefit. Sorteret. per TuI. 2be.
Broipeftfort fra Blair
90 Omeeu. Snobefatter Gam
funoets SfoIe o. G~orlaasbuf
iamt ben bonife airfe. Sorttrsi
per Gui. 25e.
Broipettfort fra Dan.
mari. Go. 90 forifeIIiss i9rSe
les imutfe faruetrpfte Sort fra
~ifsnn.ite Genr | 9nnoet. Srobs
latter mnrar betsuOte airfer
Sorieret per Eui. 25e.
Sorteret grspeubnaIa a
ale openitanesee pr. Dii'. 25e.
Tan. enft. RnbI. Sonie,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

fra 100 til 100 s(ar efter OF Den
friiteIi9e Goab bIeo inoitiftet, taller
oltian ON 8srns, ia Speoberns
9aob, oe De mango iom Suitin ON.
taller, Der par eiort til 9iiciple
oeres 9arn0om, maa 10 booe b9ret
oebte | gpoiteItioen.
Origenes, f. 1874, B.. 254,
bar ieIo 0sbt JON Barn. San flyer
/ lin 8orfloring til Homer6reOet:
0airfen bar fact bet | aro fra
Ipoitlene at O6be imao 9grn. Sbi
Gpoitlene, Der bare foritanoige poa
@uos Ri9es Semmeligbeoer, oi0Ite
nof, at a~rpeibn0en er en- me6feot
Spgoom for alle M%enneifer, ion1
fun be0 gon0 og aon0 fan af.
p%oife8".
SertuIIion 8. 22O, tiger,
ioet ban taller ON 0aoben: ,Sbor-
for batter ben ltifpI0iae Q(0er til
ySDnoernes 8orIoOeIie"? 8optiiter-
ne bill e1ers gerue onfsre GertuI-
lion til oeres 6or0eI, foroi ban iore-
De Itprft imoo 9arne0nab; men 6er-
til fan bem9rfes, at ban Soren moo
ben beuiier 10 netop, at Sen par til
Steoe. Sans Snren moo at hgbe
8Grn bar oa beler life grllnoet poa,
at ban tpiDIeoe ON oens Higtig6e0
og @Dl0igbeo, men ban o. flere poa
bans &io bar fommen mo poa oen
Soe, at man | 8aa6en finn fit 5or.
laoelie for arOeipnoen og De Sun.
Der, Iom bar begaaet for 0aaben,
oerfor ifuloe mon beIit iGtte no
0aoben ioa Iongc JON muliat. 0en
iamme 9etragtnin9 berifer iom be-
fen0t enonu / ben fatolife 9irfe.
GDprian al Gartbago,
D. 258, beDoer poa ct airfeme0e /
Carthage 252, at ipp6e 9srn ifal
6sbes iaa mart iom mliliqt, oct oar
/ WooiGtning til atOre JON mente,
at man belit ifuloe oente til ben OF.
tenoe Dag lige iom me0 Omifprel.
len.
Sim 8. 397, tiger me6
9eItemtbeO: ngorneoooben bar pp.
ret | 9rug li9e ira apoitlenes 8a.
ge."
Gugutin II, B. 430, tiger: Zen
belle Strife proftiierer 9arneoaab.
Zen er life inofert oeo noget Strife.
msoe, men bar alti0 o9ret | Drug.
San beflager, at ban life ieIp pol
bleoen oebt lom Barn. Oct piloe
babe beOaret mig for mango 6or.
niloelier", Tiger ban, .om ieg ale.
reoe Iom Barn bar bleoen ouergipet
/ min 5relierS 8nretpgt." OiSie
8ionesbDro bier 10 flnrt nof, bpor
alminoelig oct bar o9ret, at osbe
Born, boaOe / 9lpoIteltioen og 3ioen
oerefter, inotif Gu9uitins 3io, oa
oct par belt aIminoeIigt ouer belle
airfen.
Soor tyr man iaa bol0e 9ernene
borte fra 9oaben. Oct %forefommer
mig, at man pao ingen Moaoe tun.
De nsies meo min6re emo ct fart
og beItemt Oro fra Serren, boor
ban uotrpffeIig for6sO at Osbe
Born; men Sfriften taller 10 iom Der
beoiit / bel mooiat Getning.
Sa, oisielig er oct Serrens Bill
lie, at ri ifoI osbe pore 9srn og
ioaleoes bringe Dem til Serren,
meoens De er imaa; men Den an0en
Gel at bans Daabsbefoling: n9ere
Dem at boIoe alt oct, ban bar be-
%faIet", er Ii9e iaa pietig og meget
ioGrere at uofsre. 9erfor blioer ser
i~iffert oeiaa / ben Senieenoe be.
gaaet mango 6ori6mmeligbe0s Sprt-
Der, boilfet oiitnof er @rutoen til,
at @nptiiterne oper Sooeoet fan iao
nogen 5remgnng blan6t bort SSolf.
0esp9rre posier grorions Oro oiit
alt for aoot:
o9ff osbte primler Stab og9nno,
Men bpor err Greens grano".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19


Orb tiger: 0ltoen Gro er oct ltnllt.
Iigt at beboge SUB" (Sebr. II, g.
gnptiiterne flyer, 10 oct er mnligt;
tbi 9ern fan life fro, og Be fan
bog beboae @no. Men 6eres Boa.
itono ON, at 9ern life fon tro er
ben | geiret. @los OrO sioer ct belt
anoet gionesbprO: nBaa big bar ieg
fait forIoot mig fra @ooers 2io"
Cal. II, 81. o9isie imao, iom tror
poa mig" (0lattb. Is, 81. San
Sobannes D. ifaI fploes me0 Den
Seaigaono aft fra Mo0ers 2io"
(9nt. 1, 15l.
So, oisielig fna 96rnene fro, oct
oil iiee, De er I Stono til at moo.
ta9e @nOs @aoer ogiaa Den frel-
ienoe @abe, iom ifenfes I 9oo.
ben. Sa oct er ret egentlig fun
9prnene, Der bar BEN rette posiioe
OtoNtageIi9beo, De itoor life Serren
imoo, oerfor tiger Sein5 10 ogina:
500, iom life annammer @uOS ri.
&c, iom ct lioet Barn, ban ifol in.
%genlun0e fomme inO / oct" (0fnrf.
10, 'f5), % DllOen 5 %onroenOer
eoer % blioe iom gsrn fomme s
inaenlitnoe inO | Simmeriges Gige"
(0fnttb. Is, 81.
Ser ier ri aItiaa, at er 6olf Die.
pen oofsne, for De fommer ino /
Simmeriges 9iae, iao mac De ON.
oenoe Jig oe bIioe iom 96rn, faa
inmme barnli9e Mo0togeligbeO, iaa
De life Itaor Serren imo0. 0oaben
er nItioa / opbeIte 6oritan6 fun
@orne0aab, ieIo nnar pofSne oebes.
: 3noben er oct nemIig life Mefl.
nGifet, Der trp0er / 6orboIo til Ser.
ren; men BET er Serren, Der gsr iin
eenfs0enoe @erning / Menneifet og
oioer bom oen S%eaigoan0 (9lp. g.
3, 3S).
Get fremgaor on ogioa Hart nof
Of 9ibelen, at 9lpoitlene bar bait Den
6oritoneIie, at De life ifliIoe boloe
9srnene borte ira Den 8eliignelie,
iom Serren bar benIagt | 0aabeil.
Setter ioeoe pna Binieoogen 49,
Io0er eoer oebe, tbi eoer og e6ers
Born bsrer 6ori9ttelien til" (ap.
o.. 2, $3.50. De, iom bsrte pna
BAN, funoe life pei fao onoen 5or.
itaaelie, END at De ogiaa ifuloe brin.
ee 6eres 8srn meo til Oaoben, iau
blonot De 5000, Iom Den DAG blep
6sbte bar Der iifferIig oaret mango
9srn. Sioen berettes Der ON flere,
belle Snmilier, iom De oebte: aorne.
Iius og ale | bans Sus (ap. O.
10, AS; Yurpurfrpmmerifen
2noia og benoes Sus DC, 49,;
6nngepogteren / 5ilipi og belle bans
&us (f6, 33); Spnagosforitan6eren
arispuS % bans 5amilie Us, 81
oa Stefans @usfolf q. aor. +,
49,.
3esiloen itaar Der, at a1e Meo.
Iemmer | De apoltoliife Menigbeoer
bar osbte q. aor. IL, 13) og Der
itaor tiaiee, at Der bar 9ern i De
apoitoIiife ReniePeoer. S gsrn lp.
Der e6ers 5orplore | Serren; tbi
bette er ret" (ef. 6, 1; Sol. 3, 20,
ie ooioa I. Sob. 2, t2).
Stuoerer pi apoltlenes Sfrifta
opmerfiom igennem fan hi life
anoet emo blipe o%perbebiite ON, at
De Iige iaa bel ogbte 9srn JON
pofsne. 8ette @ionesbpro faar hi
oa ogiaa af airfefpOrene. 5slgenoe
er noele fan al OereS 8ionesbpr0
fra git % Belt:
Suitims MortDr + 1913 Tiger
/ lin /. apoIogi 10. aapitel: pOg
mango, bnaoe Mpno og auinoer,
iom bar ppret ariiti Diiciple ira
oeres garnoom. forbIiper rene / Ell
stIOer Of so eler 10 9tar, og ieo
roier mig al, at iee fan fremfsre
i%aaoanne fra a0e alasier al Men.
neifer". Get Orb Suitin Burger for
n7iiciple er unit oct iomme. iom
Seius briiger Wnttb. IS. 10.
Sreneus, fsot 81, + 202 /