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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

POLICE COURTS
ADD TO CRIME
In FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 70 Crit.
ieistn OF the local police courts as
nesting places Of crime IL contained
IN the final report OF the Scott
Grand iury Published today
We cali particular attention 70
the uefarioua bail and bond business
40 Il exists here says the report
This seems 20 be particularly n.
yoFed BY some judges who treat
sell known criminals aud chronic
offenders with the utmost loniency
Notorious pickpoekets aud bunko
men. whose iail records must Be
veil known % the judges. get low
bail and escape
Il would seem as n there we're
a well organized gang protecting
such people. and as Il they work h
dark and inviaiblo paths leading MP
% the judges bench"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
HOYT ADMITS ON STAND HE
TRIED To SHIELD BALUNGER
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON G. la--IIeury Hoyt attorney gen.
fuf a
stated the stand IN the Balnger today
agreed omit che
tie Wilson because he thought the public might
stand and might think that Bangcr had been mixed
fraudulent matters
He said that pursuance agreement
record Of ne In several places % read Omit Bauger
stipulation.
Hoy testified that record the pencil
mark on Il since his arrival In Washington.
Attorney hfandea o feet
"You it,
Yea air Assistant Attorney General LAWYER had
witness
we have been time"
BrAndoia.
The COMMITTEES produce record
Atty ae,s Of Secretary Bainqer after his
l. r. osvls-tis resignation.
70 office In Seattle ne being fu
nation IN the Alaska land and take their
vsrsrees-vvhas n dof
clavis-He affidavit Cunningham.
he took TO Secretary Garfield with q
NelsonYour
claims must have reached him ieo late.
oasis-s mus .st about have reached him by, doubt
acted the he WOULD NOT HAVE ACTED
so ~ THE PROPERTY HAD BELONGED HIM
ALLY, WHICH, TO NY MIND. SHOWS THAT HE
LOYAL TO his TRUST OR FAITHFUL TO The PEOPLE
The above the testimony r. CLAWS
BalnEer hearing
day. Senator Nelson
linger being the chief The before
ranged the whole negotiations leading the
clear istns order In the Cunningham claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
SALOON MEN
PLEAD GUILTY

Thirteen saloon owners pleaded
guilty ia the superior court this
morning 30 grand jury indictments.
charging the possession OF slot ma
chimes or the operation OF them
The saloon owners that had alut
machines IN their possession but
had not operated them, were fined
$40 and coets. the owners that
operated the machines were fined
$40 and costs
For allowing machines to be
operated In their saloons the fol.
lowing owners paid a fine OF t75
and costs William Brown. W u.
Jones. ~ W Jones. Victor Ander.
son and William KraaHe For the
possession ~ machines. although
they had not been used for moro
than a year. the following paid
fines of t25 and costs Charles
Cannon. , p Morrison. Louis ner.
toldl. Arthur Ward. n McNatt.
Charles Schmidt, A Mckay and B.
piatona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
HERE'S CHAMPION
FISH STORY MAN

ST PAUL. MINI. Feb. 19.-Dav-
ID Gautenbein. a veteran river fish
erman Of Diamond Bluff. Wis, to-
day holds the championship for the
largest ham o. rough" fish IN the
history % the upper Mississippi. his
nets having brought 10 the surface
$4,000 Ia marketable fish. The
catch was made at Tetanka Lake
and weighed i2G tons. The fish will
be sold in New York City. where
the rough river fish are canned by
means Of a secret process and sold
as substitute for salmon.
Gautenbein employs seven men
and In his haul yesterday from Te.
tanka lake he used 500 feet OF net.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

MADRID Feb i9-Thia city lH
I'm state ~ fermeni and serious de
orders may follow me public meet.
lrgs planned fof tonight By social
lots and republican aEifafurH.
The meetings are to discuss rolls.
nua liberty amnesty for political
offenders abolition 0i military soy
eminent and the reopening of the
suppressed laW schools
The military nuthofltIcf have
issued warnings and declare they
viii diaperae the meetings and
arrest the speakers
The socialists and republicans are
going ahead Nth their plans n-d
predict that ~ mllliaU Interference
is attempted bioodshcd viii result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
REVOLUTION!
SOCIALISTS
HIT IN FACE
BY HUSBAND

With her mouth bruised aud
swollen from a blow BY her hua.
band. Mrs arp Beagle appeared
AZ the proaecutinK attorneys ~.
flee this morning and swore out
complaint against her husband.
George A Beagle. for assault In
the third degree
while under ihe influence u 10
uor yesterday afternoon. Hhe said
her husband struck her IN the
mouth and threatened 10 kiil her
The landlady and a hoarder 1t the
Washington house. Van Asaelt
where The trouble occurred. inter
fercd She alleges former acts 20
cruelty. The preliminary hearing
wili be- given ia Justice Gordon
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
DRAWING UP INDICTMENTS
AGAINST BEEF KINGS
(By United Press.l

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-Prosecutor Garvin admitted last
night that he drawing up indictments for members of the
National Packing Co, the beef He doing this at the
request of the grand jury which had heard his evidence
Personal indictments will be made for J. Ogden Ar
mour Edwin Morris + + Swift f. NJ Morris Arthur Mecker
Edward rlden r J. OConnors L. A. Carton, T. +. Wilson,
G. II. Swift L. II Haymen Samuel L. McRobers +. A. Fowler.
A. W. Armour. and L. +. Swift
Minutes Of the National Packing company directors
ng obtained by the grand jury contained enough evidence
is stated warrant the indictments
All the be indicted directors of the beef
Garvn confident that he has enough evidence convict each
ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
KILLS HIS THREE
M0THERLESS
CHILDREN

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Feb t9.--
George stephens today shot and
Killed bis three motherlcss chill
dren. fatally wounded their colorcd
nurse. and then committed suicide
stephens was a railroad engineer.
80 years OF age. His friends be.
ileve morphine was responsible
he returned 10 his home after go
ina 30 work this morning Selling
MARY bis e-yearold daughter. he
held her In his arms while be fired
the shot that ended her llfo
Blanche. aged & and Baby Jamie
only rs months old. were iu the
nursery Two shots killed them
instantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
CUT 7 TEETH IN
A DAY AND DIED

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. t9.--Cut.
ting seven teeth In one day. Rich.
ard Hugh Stevenson. 10 months old
son of the Rev. W. C. Stevenson,
died today after an Illness OF only
two days.
The boy had az different times
cut teeth. having five In all, when
ON Wednesday last he out seven IN
a few hours The brain was affect
ed and from the first no hopes
were held out for the childs re
covery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
MY FIGHT WAS
WITH WHISKY
RING SO[ONS
Candidate Tells How He
Mixed With Councilmen
When He Was Mayor Of
Seattle.

~My opponent IL quoted ~ saying
that the lack Of harmony between
mypcif and the council during ms
ADMINISTRATION was because re-.
fused 70 appoint a superintendent 81
streets and sewers acceptable 20
the city council That was not the
reason. said former Mayor Moore
10 q speech AZ Madrona hall last
night
The trouble first arose when r..
fused 70 appoint a drunken bench.
mar OF Arnold zblndrn. IN the Sixth
ward. a. harborFnasfes. appointing
CAPS. A q spaldlng instead The
conncii finaliY coucurred "a the np.
poinsmcni and be has made the best
hmrhafmAater we ever had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

supply The demand "a inevitable,
n must bee met Aud 10 means bust
ness to tho city
Girls are the stock in trade
Who's going 10 furnish the stock7
Arc uu CHS followers willing 10
offer their daughters Tor that pur
poser Women are the pawns In
this election Who will make the
plodgo good7 WIN the propflotors
Of houses aud viii dive keepers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

give their wives and their daughters
for the atock9 WIN the business
man who says the restricted dis.
trlct Us necessary and makes busl.
nesa viii he come forward and
say; Here. give my wife, my
daughter give their bodies 20 be
burned in this sacrifice for necea.
sary demand aud business2"
Somebody's girl must 20
there Somebody's daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

have sent other mems dauah-
tiers.
And when you have sent them.
will YOU and Hi Gnrs followers.
and the business men. go there to
choose wife2 win you seek
there the woman whom you would
have for the mother OF your
children No. in Gods name. no,
Shut out from wifehood. from moth.
erhood, barred from a home. you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
FURNISHED ROOMS
QUICKLY SNAPPED UP.

Mrs. II. Knowles. OF 1918
Howell street. has not a vacant
room In her house. She put
a For Rent al IN The Star three
days ago for insertion one
week bar has already ordered
it out, saving "a cents on what
she expected 90 pay 10 rent her
rooms
This Want ad three days cost
Mrs Knowles but 20 cents
Howell o.. Furnished
rooms al.i0 per week.
And n rented all her rooms. too
Try one and see what g will DO
for YOU Mrs Knowles told us
over the phone last night that
her renters said they saw the al
in The star. and NO wonder
when you consider that $4,000
copies Of The Star are read
and ro.read In Seattle every
day. Phone your For Rent ads.
your Lost and Found, your For
Salo-in fact. all your Want ads
TO The Star and YOU get quick
results Phones. Main 94OO.
Ind til. p. O BOX 1900. OF
flee. lS07-t3l3 Seventh avenue,
near Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

growth demands this place lt'a
gates will not swing back, ex-
oept for men who come and GO
- restricted district Is necos.
alty." say business menf Supply
and demand iR the law OF trade The
demand exists SOS necessary We
have 10 recognize that fact The
restricted district furnishes the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

NJ Gil, land I Will give you
restricted district. Give me
your votes and pledge you
womsn's soul and body Make
me mayor Of your city and :
viii draw a dead line across
which women shall pasa and
from which they shall not re.
turn. Down below the line J
will send women. The city's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
III. IlLMAN
| WILL NEVER
| SPEAK AGAIN

sHiSoToS. Feb. ~ The
= Senator Ben Tillman. Of
ea'oliaa which has stirred
-n 9 anger and enthusiasm
a'sF rms again through the
Z narsss
- De mos, favorable re-.
p Z 2. Plekford. the
Z 'hysieisn. could make
ssaaiof RECEIVERS. he viii
: ABLE % nake a speerh
= ~ The senator whole
y r&faiyzed
IAlnan and b r. Tnimas
-. !. ~ bin. and the Other Two
laEs been sent for. AS haa
Babeock. the Tlilman
snlAleian from Carolina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

Il viii BE- good news 10 the
Newsiea' that Noodles" is near
Noodles" FnEcn h the most "a.
nous newahey the world has ever
known.
Since he has grown 20 mans
estate he has done more Tor tho
lpllft % the iligle street merchants
than any other one person
So closely has he stabbed the
poor among "a that today b. "a
called upon ID college professors
Tor advice hy charity workers Tor
guidance. by churches for assist
auce aud Always D. the NeNaies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

would send these girls below the
line and close against them for
over the right of love and an hon
orable life They have crossed the
dead line.
] ann not a politician I am not
a business man ] ann not voter.
| ann just q woman. and | cry OUT
for mercy and Justice to woman
kind.
A WOMAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
AGNES ELklAS
DIES OF WOUND

KANSAS CITY, Feb. t9.--Agnes
Leslie Elkins, niece Of Senator e..
kins, Of West Virginia, died here
last night. a suicide. She shot her
self Wednesday night in Kansas
City hotel An ambition 70 90 on
the stage, which was opposed bit
torly BY her family is assigned as
the cause OF the tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
WORK FOR THE MOTHERS

~ argument thet has yet been presented IN Sc
n ~ 80. :" "omens suffrage the nomination ~ " G.
10 800 on the republican ticket Had The mothers ~ So
ssfif a1 bouilion would have been nominated
nsr ~ - mothers cannot they There De-
|Aas n eh readers Of The Star whose husbands
~ A ior NJ Gnl No IN Seattle whose interests
- connected with the underworld give intel
Wy be should vote for Mr. Gil as against William
y a., 800 me women have ABB the arguments their aide
Aess N uAul me husbands accept The Moore view or
- nr only claim 10 office IS he will try make
Anw 49, VI moral wrong that be- will violate the oath
st ~ " enforce The laws Mr. Moore has promised 20
Esa ~ ahd We have already had years ~ him
seattle together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

themselves for friendship. 81 whlch
a. has a vast store aud FOR help
which he never withholda
Needles Ia Coming.
Noodles" is coming 70 the Ma
iestic theatre and Will b. there ait
next week iie ~. withai. n clever
chap with fund uf native hnmnr
he viii tell % his days a. a news
boy and o. the troubles the "newsy
g. heiF 60 he viii Show pictures
Of bis eorid travels and "a viii
(csntinusd On Page sixl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

must supply the demand Some
body's sister, somebody's wife,
must pay this pledge. Why not
yours2 Other pure girls have
paid the price before. Some
body's home has an open grave.
Some daughters name ls hush
ed In the home. More are
needed. Why not yours7 The
restricted district Is neces
atty, Send your daughter; you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
'VEACH TO
QUIT TAFT
CABINET

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10
The resignation OF Franklin
MayNeagh as secretary Of the
treasury was predicted here to-
day
The secretary has been con-
fined to his home for the last
month from ill-health resulting
from ovcrwork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
NO POOR MAN CAN Be
CALIFORNIA SENATOR
Sen. Frank p Flint.
Primary Election Law Makes Senatorial Campaign
Job for Mllionaires Only Says Flnt-He's Going
to Quit.
Sen. Frank p. Flint.

The United states senate ls no place for msn"-
Frank y. Flint United States senator from California.
Estimated cost Of caiornlas senatorial campaign.
$4,000
Flnrs probable expenses In Washington for ss
years $4,000.
Total. $4,000
senator's salary for years $4,000
senator's mileage and other Allowances 5000.
Total, $4,000
Total that be reckened $4,000
Total money coming In Uncle sam $4,000.
Deficit for the senator pay $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
MEMS MNS COMING

\ TIE Star ] am not a
Hes.. '''''sf for any candidate
s. woman. but woman hsa
-. terrible part IN the
II =. ''a'alsn Of Seattle A
m. w cad a womans aesl
made he pawns for ,be
F" Hiram c ON for mayor
r y'u' votes. ssys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

NEW YORK John g. Barclay.
assistant general manager of the
Western unlon Telegraph company.
has resigned He has given no
cause. bat Dc lH believed that the
promotion ~ General Superintendent
Holtidere Brooks 90 che position OF
with o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

WASHINGTON. n. G.. Feb. ia
After j0tting down the above iiK
urea and taking a glance ~ hla
bank book. senator Flint OF Calf
foFuia held % HE right hand and
cried. Never nFaiH
So he II going back home 10 Loa
Angeles to exc out miserable
existence with o pltiful Law prac
tee that viii probably net him
only $4,000 OF $4,000 q year But
ne home he will NOT be obliged %
accept dinner Invitations from
Senator Moueybaga aud Ambasaa
dor Goldbug and return them next
week or next month Neither viii
be be called upon TO maintain .
political organization Ia every one
nf CALIFORNIA; Ga counties az an
average cost Of 81 600 per
= have looked AZ II from every
angle" said Senator FLINT "ane
have come q the conclusion that
the United states senate 10 no
place for = poor man " 10 halls
from California and must make HE
campaign every cir years under the
nem direct primary ia~.
"iiow much viii the next cam.
palgn cost don't know. haven't
the slightest idea NobodE has.
for Il has not been tried get But
ia have 20 mAintalu an erEanlfa.
tiuu 10 every congressional district
and IN every county
California ree DIG.
California IL more than 1000
miles lcng Therefore "a have %
cover a territory sA loag aa from
Maine 20 tho CAroilnas along the
Atlantic cozat II the state wore
small and compact nko some Of the
a'aaasssaasea
fcortlnusd on Pane Slk1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
IEIT'S THE
E[ Of OIL
INSPECTION?
|u.~hrr, Of Investigating
/ csnnisiee Seem to
/ nu,bt the Good of State
| Dsvarsment.
|eNEs ALL CHARGES
.....s lrssssser Insists That Re
~, nxsd Cooperation ard
/ ~ aslnssa

.~a.s. sea Is the OH inspoc
ryrsyY asked members Of
,ssshslvs committee, which
nvu.lsatlag charges AGAINST
4. al lnspsesor y. A CLARK. az
ssus Deputy ~ 3 Thomas
4 ,.slsrsa that Al the depart
~ .e,k could be done BY two
= az thas ,hsFr vas uothing
s.s.e. csaaranies from sc.!ias
- < iaGeFioF grade
y rmm.saee. of which Seua.
80 /. Alien a chairman. has
80 ~ investlgailon of
-.ns against CLARK. which ac.
!. N 4 aslng his oincc and
4. Iszds % further private baa
: xxAc1s and waste % peo-
1sssys ~ vii consider the
4 ,Aey have learned before
f-s fsgoFt
,s..lrsns osssslous Asked.
m ,hssr questioning % the
<s.sss Il the heNlng. held ln
q Inspection office IN the
II halltIng today ard yester
i A. LEGISLATORS seemed 10 BE-
hAsa thar the department ~
! szsetan & cot = valuable adj
Il ,he state government
~ rod does u dOf they
~
fznf Chief Deputy Inspector
Ttnzas and Howard g Coz
-. Raineg for Chief Inspector
VI nraanxed crisp iagEuawe
n tre Il tine during she bear
sgsciaIly vhen Thomas de-
- lszl rlFxalAzs and stock Ger.
80 ~ = Utah OIL company
y 4rihasea IRON the OF 10
~ ssire
Luls Nark 70 Do.
1as 4seiArsd that two men
- a1s sre d al the Oh ln
<sa@ ! ~ state. and that the
nasrs szggH received 500 a
80 tr sspeeting three cars ~
: HsT y ta1s he said 80 per
p I - aepArtments work
y ts1s y hin gThomaal during
y t. y RS connected fwth d
zE~1r Clark denied thar he
y ~ AT evaporation stock or
- an ell companies tn
y iarnssAsd BY che state
NJ Al q Thomas charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
THE WEATHER

> Showers or snow flurrlea
= tonight and Sunday Light
= east winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

Crash Hing' Smash Thud q
what happened early this morning
On the "a r saloon ~ First AZ =
and King ST.. when a dlsErunilcd
burglar or burglars. broke up on
the furniture when be-. or they
found 10 money IN the safe or w
the register
So great was the piquo 90 the
marauder. or marandern that he. or
they. did not even llft a few bottles
% hootch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
Whisky Ring Angry

The next controversy was over
a moral Issue contended that the
mayor must make liquor dealers
obey the law. Then trouble began.
The council tried % override me.
they pasasd & saloon license for q
saloon On county property opposite
the city hall. vetoed u and they
pa1Asf = over my veto I refused
to approve the bond on tho grounds
% public decency. that a saloon
should not be allowed on public
property. and ! beat them They
we're 20 thoroughly beaten that dur
ina most of ms term they first
found out whether or not would
approve Of license before they
granted a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

ROaLTN Wn Mex siarcrrich.
"a miner. attempted @ board - coal
train here Yesterday afternoon. fell
under the cars and WAS Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19
viii Preserve the Charter.

And nov the council whisky ring
has told the city council 81 George
town that the charter amendment
limiting The number Of saloons is
invalid Tho amendment was passed
b. TIE people and. n am elected. I
WI enforce a. n am mayor there
VII be no saloon licenses granted
IN excess % the prescribed number ="
MAdFona hall was packed and the
Third ward people gave the former
mayor a rousing reception other
speeches we're made BY Senator
George y Cotterlll Louis Gilbert
democratic candidate for city treas.
urcr and s. p. Wilson. democratic
candidate for councilman.
Tonight a Moore rally will De held
lu Columbia College Of Music hall.
Broadway and Pine st.. 10 the
Eleventh ward Judge Moore aud
George Y Costerlll win be the prin
eipal speakers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10

nlrioa oeiao bIipe al 9etponin1 for
Giterfommcrfe. Gen fnn letts Dem
2ipsfnmpen, eler Den fch asreaam.
pen tingere for Dem. 55i uet fan Be
ieen Tempe % omforme a~rueIo06en,
nle,i port qrioor eaaf 10 orr Dor!
eget 9io. ui ifal oeiaa urrc meOli'
iparlige ior cen @ro. oore gprn
moetoeer ri os.
Gen nan9sligeSlP5i5aro uiier, at
Ser life alene er ipiiit, mea o0iao
morolif SonmenbGn1 msilem @e.
nerotionerne. gonoe ben, Der al.
giper, og ben. Der mo6ta9er SI9gts.
oruen, ifal itna til 9lnipar ior sen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10
Hepublif % Slaueitat.
Set barbnriife Merico.
6noien0t.)

9aar man tnler ON 9ieplibliten
Mierico, bar man lnnge bait ior
eff iamtioi9 at income grpiioenten
Goriirio 0ia5' ghlpn, % oct paa en-
meget lni9renoe NaoOe. 0enne
Mano bnr ifdbt oct mooerne Merico,
iiges ser / Acknowledged, ban bar
6ragt Or0en no al aaos, tugtet ct
boIppiI0t 6oIf, ioa BET er iteget rem
al 9arbnriets Not % bar iluttet
iie til IGffen al De cipiliiereoe 9ta.
TONER; Dam % enc Dam bar
Merico at tnffe for, At BET i Gag er
en- loporonet 5remti0sitat meo tore
0euliabeOer.
Saaleoes bor mar IRnge tRllft %
taIt, % @eroen ouer bar man Jet
paa grriioent 0ia5 iom en- al De
iaa uopnlgte, bpem 0et bor opret
sipet at itpre oiieIiot % til lit SOILS
9pffe.
Sni0lertio er ser en- amerifaner
iom Tiger, at alt bette ON Wierico
er 9p9n og 9eoraa; arenifen ON
Sen tore og go0e Gia5 er oen arge.
lte @lm6ug.
amerifaueren, ser fonImer meo
Oenne2lnIering, er Ell oIoorIi9Qlano,
en- S0ealiit, ser enifer al leoe % Dir.
fe / oct @o0es 5ieneite. Sans 0aon
er Sobn aennetb Turner, % ban
bar / ct Bar anr reiit runOt i Meri.
co, % bva0 ban inn, par al iaa for.
feroelig, ioa oprerenoe en- Nahlr. at
ban beilutte6e al oire 5iO % 6or-
niue paa at acre 9eroen befeaot meo
Se birfelige 5ilitanoe Dig 2dn0.
8srit oe fremmeit erfIGrer Cur.
ner, al Merico finn er giepublif al
0apn. 5ri6eO er efeeoreb, JON onar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-10

DIG VII JEG ELSKE, DU MIN STYRKE
Oyersat at
Mrs. Anna Nielsen, Kurume, Japan.
Thee will l love, my strength, my glory,
Thou all my peace, my comfort art;
Through every deed will exalt Thee,
Through every longing in my heart.
Thee will I love, dear Savior mine
o, Jesus, call me Thine
Thee will I love, Thou'rt Life, Thou only,
Thou leadest me en- LIES bright way;
Thee will I love, for Thou hast given me
The light that shines toward perfect day;
Thee will love, on Calvary
Thy blood was shed for me.
So long to me vert Thou a stranger
Though first Of all Thou held me dear;
Far, far, in sin, distress and danger
Sought | the nome that was SO near
For home is ever where Thou art,
Thou home of weary heartl
Do not reject Thy child returning
Home, worn and spent, from wandering far,
While in the worlds short Summer learning
But vain and void its splendors are;
And only in Thy Fortress shield
The broken heart is healed.
Thee viii | love and worship, Savior.
Ny Lord and God, my Brother deari
What though the world Is hooking ever,
What though distress | suffer here.
Thee will I love, dear Savior minei
o. Jesus, call me Thine