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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
WIFE RELEASED;
WANTS To RETURN
But Husband Who Let Her Go
Isn't Willing to Take Her
Back.
SAYS HIS LOVE Is COLD
-~----------------
Broke His Heart When She Told
Him She Loved An
other.

CLEVELAND, o.. April is.--kari
Jorn. the German tenor. who startled
the world a month ago By giving up
all claims to his wife SO that she could
be free to marry young Berlin ply
stefan. announced o-day that he has
just received a letter from her asking
him to take her back. John declared
that he could not accept her plea.
my wife evidently fails TO realize =
he said. that a mans love can die.
NY heart has bled TO death through the
many wounds she inflicted upon IT,.
Now, I haven't particle OF feeling
Left for Nina Iurn,- and i would -neNRr
consent to live with anyone j have
ceased to love.
when married. sixteen years ago.
loved my wife desetedly Then sud-
denly came the bolt of clear sky.
My wife, the mother of my children
grew cold. She told me she loved
another man.
'T was stunned. I could not believe.
She insisted She tore my heart to
pieces Finally love died. gave her
81 turned over 116,00e IN cash. prom
.ised her an annuity OF $4,000, gave her
our Berlin home, valued at $4,000, and
told her she could have an uncontested
divorce.
Certainly she cannot love me still.
az her letter says; and my love In
dead--not only for her. but for all wo-
men. I shall live for art alone"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
NOT MAKE COPIES
OF MUSTER ROLLS
State Must Wait Until Govern
ment Department Has Them
Printed.

State Librarian H. r. McIiwaine
who went To Washington several dass
ago to talk with War Department on
Gals about getting copies OF the mus-
ter rolls of the Revolutionary Wat
showing the names and deeds of vfr-
giIia patriots. has returned to Rich.
mond without the prize he sought.
DIR. Mcifwaine was informed that the
department has the rolls flied awas
and That no one. not even a ciers
there, will be permitted to make copies
OF them. The State librarian was told
that the department would be glad "a
answer one or two Inquiries day from
persons whose ancestors participated
In the revolution. but would not con-
sent to copying the records. as this
would establish q precedent and the
volumes woulS soon be worn out.
II Ia believed the rolls will be print
ed within the next two or three years
as a bill providing for an appropriation
with which to have them reduced Ia
hand books is now pending In Con-
gress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
R0AOMEh AGREE
To ARBITRATION
Dispute Between Officials and
Employees of N. Y. c. Left
to Mediators.

NEW YORK. April is.--The trainmen
and conductors Of the New York Cen
trail and the officials Of the company
have failed to reach an agreement on
the proposed wage increase. Both
sides have agreed to the appointment
Of u board of arbitrators to finally set
tie the matter.
The arbitration will include only
those roads belonging 10 the New YORK
Centrafs lines east Of Buffalo. the
lines west of Buffalo. wnere there II
difference regarding the wage scale
will have to settle their disputes with
their respective general managers.
Both sidea have agreed to abide by
tho decision Of the arhitrators. and u
Messrs. Clarke and Morrfssey cannot
agree they are to select an umpire
According to Assistant General Man
ager Crowley of the company. the con-
ference to-day was nlost harmonious
and there was utter absence of strike
talk. The employees demanded an In
crease ranging from 4 70 81 per cent
and the company offered from to -
per cent.
There being an honest difference OF
opinion. 1t was decided that the matter
should be submitted to arbitration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
FRENCH SEAMEA
DECLARE STRIKE
Sympathetic Walkouts Practical.
ly Tie Up Business--50, 900
Quit in Marseilles.

aiARSEILI4ES, April 1ay-A general
strike Of the sailors and maritime an
gineers in every French port was d.
clared this afternoon, Leaders declare
that within twenty-four' hours thsy
will have completely tied up the ship
ping industry OF France.
The government ID trying to get the
marines to act as strike breakers. but
they have so far refused.
The local strike IL complete. 10000
workrnen having quit work.
Business In Marseiiles tn at u stand
still to-day a. the result OF the sud
den and unexpected impetus given tbs
general strike movement, called In
sympathy with the seafnens strike.
All the street car men walked out and
traffic In suspended.
The police have had several brisk
clashes with the strikers and .Eeveral
persons have been wounded. All pub
lie buildings are under q heavy pclics
guard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
COMPUTES SENTENCE
OF SHORT WEIGHTER
President Taft Grants Clemency
to Youth Implicated in
Customs Fraud.

WASHINOTON. April 1S.---IsfNsidenl
Taft to-day committed ~ expire I'm
nediately the sentence Ut Philip Mu-
sica. Of New York city. who was con-
yicted October 20 last OF defrauding
the government Of custAma duties on
imp0rtations OF Italian cheese and
fruits. Musica and his father were
both Indicted for the nnderweighing
frAuda which had been made succesaful
BY collusion with one Of tha dock
welei,srn. The son confesaed and was
senfenced 10 one years imprisonment
ana fined $4,000. The father WA exon
Grated. The Prefident'A action was on
tho ground that the young man was
led into the wrong doing 81 the goy-
eminent dock weigher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
HAD WEATHER PREVENTS
SOCIETY FROM MEETING

Bad weather prevented the meet.
Ing OF the Pncahontaa Memorial So
ciety called for o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. D. r
Nl.l.ama,s 1919 Park avenue. Mrs.
Thomas +. BocOck. regent, havins
deemed the elements too threatening
for her TO venture into the city from
her home AT the Union Theological
Seminary.
The meeting WAS according pokt-
poned until o'clock next Tuesday
afternoon, at which time definite
plans will doubtless be outlined To
raise the sum necessary to pay the
associations share of the cost Of Po-
cahontas' statue. which II to be
erected at jamestown.
AZ the association needs only $40,
II Ii believed that little difilculty will
be experienced In raising the neces-
sAry sum.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
DISPUTED TERRITORY
OFFERED FOR SALE
Situation Between Peru and Chill
Given New Turn by Formers
Proposal.

vALPARAlsO. Chilli, April H.
The war like trouble between Chile ana
Peru over the disputed Tacna and
africa territory took nsw turn to- day,
when Peru proposed to sAli the terri
tory to Chile.
Chile Indicated tn friendlfness to the
proposal by figuring what aum Peru
would demand. TO this Peru has not
replied
wishes to settle her trouble with Chile
and then declare war on Ecuador.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
FOREST FIRES THRElTEN
NAVAL PROVING GROUNDS
Blaze Burns Over 400 Acres q
Valuable Timber Land Near
Indian Head.

LA PLATA. Md. April 1a.r-Twc
large forest fires In this vicinity to-dey
ct Indian Head. The hlASe burned over
400 acres OF valuable timber land neax
Giyrnont. and Tor 4 time threatened
Stignatius Catholic church and tho
white public school near GlymOnt.
When the flames were nearing Indian
Head. a party of farmers. which had
been fighting the dArnee for hours. vas
augmented by men from the proving
grounds They succeeded IN prevent
ing the further spread Of the fire.
1t IL estimated that f0fest fres have
southsrn Maryland within the last thres
days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
COURT MARTIAL FOR
CADETS WHO s.HAz1.
New Provision Included in Apnro'
priation Bill Adopted by House
of Representatives.

wxsHINUTUN. April fx-wrst
Point cadets charged with hazing VIII
hereafter be granted q court martial
according to a provision In the Mill
tary Academy appropriation bill. adopt
cd by the House this afternoon after
consfderas<e debate.
Ii IL provided that any cadet found
guilty and dismissed shall not be APP
pointed as commissioned ofncer In
the military service for more than
two years after the graduation Of hts
class
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
SHOULD NICE WIFE BURN
HUBBYS WOODEN LEG
Whose Better HALF Did So to Keep Him HON
at Night Thinks Not, But Court Witbholds decision.

wILKESBARRE. PA, April ia
most unusual case was brought 10 the
attention OF Alderman Donohoe to-day
when Mrs. Michael kinsei was arr
raigned. charged with burning her hus-
bands wooden leg 50 the wearer could
not go out last night, The husband
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
.LlCKAMlNnl CONDUCTORS
DETERMINED 70 STRIKE
Dissatisfied Men Want Increase 10
Wages and shorter Work
ing Hours.

HoBoKEN, N j. April ls.-It was
learned to-day from an authoritative
source that up to last hight % per
cent. 81 the conductors or re I4aclxas
wanna railroad have voted In favor 81
: strike.
lng eeAAA M from 10 10 40 per. nert,
Increase, 11sd ftkewi4e demand = teh<
hour days iAntead of eleven hours -
yrN required.
The polling 6f the vote 81 the diner
emit dfvtoi0ns VIII b completed this
Aftesuo0u, and tb6 f6tult Vim IA nent
I'D QAn&fnt nIxpe lent M y. E4Af3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
NICKEL PLATE MEN
RESUME CONFERENCE

! CLEVELAND. O.. April ts.--confer-
ences were renewed to-dAy between
General Manager Johnson Of the
Nickel Plate railroad. and President
Lee. OF the Brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmen, and Garretscn. Of the Order
of Railway Conductors. In an effort
"a come Is an agreement over the de-
IIandu Of the employees for 10 per
cent. wage increase and independent
working conditions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
Half of the Time

1 IL
ceremony to take place Saturday even
ing, April 23, at o'clock at Court
Street Methodist church.
Personals.
Miss Mary Aickok In the guest of
Mrs. Leonard M. lowering at her
home, 3s West Biddle street, Balti-
more.
Mrs. Herbert w jackson. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mlsf
Evelyn Fl. Jackson, who In In school
~ et.- Mnrysy- Raleigh ~ Cs-y-hAs -re-
trrleG to her home at BIS West
Frenklin street
Mrs. Dunbar Roy. of Atlanta. is now
spending come time In New York.
Before returning home she will at
tend a house party given by Mrs. A.
d. Williams, OF Richmond, at her
country place ON the James river,
Mrs. w. X. Berry, Of Baltimore.
is the guest Of friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James cabell Dabney
have returned from their wedding
trip, and are the guests Of Captain
and Mrs. William C. White In Free
mason street, Norfolk.
Mrs. Anna Branch Caben has re-
turned to her home here, after a
stay Of two weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Dabney Jefferson Carr Is vis-
ttfng her sister Mrs. Herbert ". An
derson. In Alexandria.
/
Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Jr.. has as her
guest Miss Irva Hunton Payne, of
Harrisonburg. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
WOULD DISCHARGE
THAW FROM BANKRUPTCY

PITTSBuRG. PA. April IA re-
port recommending that Harry K
Thaw, slayer OF Stanford White. be
discharged from bankruptcy was aled
to-day by William r. Blair. the referee.
The referee believes that the petition
Of Thaw's trustee, Rosert O'Mara. to
sell the property OF the bankrupt should
be granted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

was the prosecutor, and the fair de-
PENDANT argued that the wooden leg
was as much hers az 1t was her hus-
bands. and that as such she had the
right to burn the artificial means Of
iecnmntion it she chose The alderman
held the ease under advisement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

There Ii perhaps NJ Ntf0jS1th -
treat and abiding A. thnA WlsI6h IA.
lows from y resisted teHp1af1on.
quered, lnSeH ill his yelku( tx ma
chnna1n II nEcs Into 4 kim 4
~ ~ ~ xHGlat =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

Shssm Lester MAnats M 40
cffd: Al. Mr. u a Qa4f -
a nsas rs ~ 11 49, iss ~ y
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w. ~ S.,, sss II M i
cans; iss. a WhitsmsH. Brss6wST Mn
y bbL oil: 13s. G. w. Abbott. IEu&f
burg. Va. phg. box tob.: I phn 2
Gao e, sob.. ! tos. snttse; III. cunnan
ware: izs. 81. Ecao!s Ca IS1eSz u
clsdys 9, Green. LysskSUrs. W. i 'SSis
sS1s W. sP saa h aars:s: 81 81 m
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e.; isS ON a A. Brace. Lyn1hssk1s
Co.. Lynchburs, va. a. BART: iSS. ~
BEL. MattoAx. Va, 1 boxed trunk: HE
g. ": Lindsay. Mattoax, Va. i axISs u
wheel; 1s7. GEL Linslsy, Mattoax, ~.
Mattoax, Va. / boxed trunk: ia. VII
bal harness: III. ordsr III MiiS Ssssn xss.
vvo. Notify VIM Bashsm. MaAokse1sry
gox ny wheel. box propeller; t<I k.s8:
=. JAmee MAnasaAs. Va Aap&Y oG1gsi
cases cases lt:. 9. =. Thompson. lfsaassSs.
wanxss s0 cs R,Gs,ii 81 re- saI lst 9
tons; la. ]. n FerrolL Manassaa -
!, box castEs; rs. ON NJ 81 ics d.
bog elect goods; III. !. Il. HssssisesS
Y Co.. New Market, Va. / bal VinosS1sszz
tm @ 4. Woods. New Market. NJ. III
pa. pulp. I.s. g. n. 0rahiIi. New H.
Brswfy Co, Norfolk, Va. Z bhls. em1fSs'
bottles: lbL A. u. WOOD. NcrfofE ~
c.. linimsnt. case AA matter: ILL
matter. 1xs ~ r srass... 49, ~ 1f9s
W.. bd1 haGgtng; ia p. Il 1Yi1d-a
man, Norfolk. Va, cTt, II. Poieal m.
3 p Blanksn.hip. Norfolk. Va. icx
Norfolk. Va. ID o.. cast oiI n ~ 49,
psntiAei Is Guy NaffiI Morn
rrrcsn, ~, ". q Ealls r0eanG. axt =
Via 5nH Iss; I 7 Chambii:s Plssell-8
Purcellvtils. Va. paka n oatsl m.
q. Ryier Purcsllytlle. Va, / box r.
ware: lSl. Jessie Edward. pureallsflios
Pafesl,s iii W. SoI 1s5; g = 49,
p. Masss 4 Co. Ontario. Va. T5aSs
stool: lea. Mrs. Kettle PoindcxSef. Or
snse. We. crt chairs; 1ss. a 4 bsn-
OH IL c t.. o oss S.a W. - - ~
niaa springs. w, boz nctienss ~ d
w y s.rtf i.s rasensan 1gri.sa u: o.|
sprtnss. Va, I casss q, W. 6StaI q
rle6t AYE, sC. wise. pnAo0fan nnPfSN&zs
Va, bals trees: III. JassiN f12ss1sssss N
Primers Point, Va. bOx IA m Gss,X ess
III. J. r. Morris. portamertT. - 4
box loaded shells: IVA. 3. II Tic r6ln6 a
rrort,moath, Va. Dbl hefrinG; ia T.
Or, / box fsucett: Ill M esss s.s
Portsmouth. va. Sal. iron 6e6' 4 SSRs
b, rails. bhI notion: I'D III IA -
wttx. Portsmouth. va. / bSfn. 0f11ex
mouth out W. w a IT. an, W,is IN fsssa
leavAs, i halls. safes: IA 49, 49,
VA ! bbi elder. box q xsss;
chiff.. ! bdI. back: ISL. Aren't, rcSts-
w. n Bachs, Richmond. ~. M ~ ~ 81
ting: 1a1. UnfOn stove Work. RisS%s
mond stove Works. Richmend. -. II rHs
| stoves ! box dxt,: ia. within Cees
trslt Co.. Richmond, Va. nbE IL IL
hill soap, / hhl 81 powdsrs. I1S ~ M u
Turner. Richmond, va. i bar ssaf1Ss
Va. bbL elder: IsI. i box twinS. S5x!
8. w. weights. i doors d. aSsh: I'm.
T. J. king SEED CO. RichmonX. N !.
richmond. Va. ssrt :! a,st b 49, - ~:
100. r. J. King seed Co. Richmond. ~
i.i is at KIN a,s; sss s.S a. ssa
| va. fart. dist.: bxI Sirs
ls2. King WseAer, hishnond. Va 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

German by HoM.txerx, Club 49,
The Howitzers' Coalition Club win
give a german In the Howitzers'
armory Wednesday evening. April Ia.
Qaite a number of invitations have
been tssned, and Ii promises to he y
asI}xhff,tl affair
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

ceremony to take place Saturday even
tng, April 20, at o'clock at Court
Street Methodist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

The ladies of the Methodist
church. representing the membership
campaign in the Young Women q
Christian Association, win hold su-
cial conference In tho. association
building Thursday afternoon. Aprtl
~. from to r. NJ. All Methodist
ladies interested in the work are In
vited to attend and also to bring their
friends. Among the hostess win be-:
Mrs. G. II. Crner. Mrs. A. G. Diggs.
Miss Marion Welsh. Mrs. w. -.
Neville. Miss Elizabeth Richardson
and Mrs. Frank Beveridge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

Mrs. W. X. Berry, Of Baltimore.
is the guest of friends in this city.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

un~oergooet. Bort Qono oenter al
aongresien De nsja9tigite og npeite
gfterretninger, iPrlie ira Dnnmarf,
Der lille | u~bitrefning er tort peo
ben Snoflpoelie, oct uosper paa bele
geroen oeO line beunorin9speroige
I%ociole Snititutioner.
5ormanoen for Den fronife 6ege-
rinssoeleeotion, Senotor 0repfiis,
uotalte lin @leOe oper at lie iao
mango 0anife Og fremmeoe Damer
pnn @on9resien. 8~elgsrenbe6 bar
10 oeres rette Omrno0e, % Der fun.
ne De life u%n0ppres, aon9resien
par Der for at l9re og for at for.
itan; ben iful0e isge at gre ct
Sfriot frem moo ben Dag, boor
2pffe og 6reo berifer | @ierterne.
Stdotrat, Or. W1ienlterberg tai.
tie ON 9etponingen at De internatio.
nale 9ongresier. Der par TO Op.
goper: Si9lp og Si9lp til Selp.
bielp, ioa 8e0fommenoe ilap for
at bliOe tr9ngenoe. Son frembeoe.
De ierIiet 9lrbeioslssbeos1S per9s.
moolet, bois 2ssning maaife bar
belle bet %iociale Spsrgsmaals 2ss.
ming. s bore Gage oil6e man bieI-
pc life olene me0 Siertet, men og.
ioo meo Sooe0et, meo Sornuften ;
men 9iertet, 9GrIigbeoen, buroe
n9re ben oripen6e 9roft.
BrGiioent 9oubet boo oerpao
aon9en erflPle 8on9resie n for
adbnet.
Scot ale reiite iig, uotalte aon-
gen ferit lin og Dronningens Sof
for oe ~elifper0ige og imigrenoeOro .,
2on6et boooe uotolt meo en- Bel.
talenbeo, MHe bab0e bennoret. Sc.
Waieitpt bar lpffelig beo at funne
uotaIe oe beoite 9nifer for 6ongres.
lens arbeioe oe erfl9reoe iom BRO.
teftor for Den 5. internotionnle
aoneres for offenntIie 5oriore og
prisot 8elgsrenbeo 9ongresien for
oabnet.
BrGiioent 9oubet erflereoe Der
meo Rsoet bppet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26
5oreninseu mOo Smuospresien.

GeOaftsren ior .8olfets 4ois",
emil Ger, anlog6e / i'm Sib, fri.
per 0ar. 0gbl.", Sag moo p6or.
eningen moo SmuospresIen", bl.
q. | a%nle0ning al en- ai 5orenin.
gems 5ormano, Or. s. Qerregaar0,
i ct norif 8iosifrift offentlieoiort
artiffeI: oaampen moo Smuos.
preSien". Sr. Ser forlangte $4,000
Sir. / Sfaoeseritutning.
0enne Sag blep i @aar paa.
oemt al Sol. og Staosretteu meo
oct uofaIo, at Soreningen bleo fri
funoen.
Reooftsr @er bar for Hetten for
flaret, at n6oreningen MOB Smuos-
presien" oeo offentliee Wsoer, oeo
9laoartifler, annoncering ,agitation
III. M. bapoe isgt 81. a. sfonomilt
at ifaoe be 8laoe, iom mentes at
funne benreenes til nSmuospres.
Ien", | ben $eniigt at bepirfe oeres
Opbsr, iamt at oct af en- Of 5or-
enin9ens 5ormano, Or. seerre.
gaoro, | ct norif Eibsifrift offent.
liggiort @rtiffel betitlet: oanmpen
MOB Smuospresien / 0nnmarf" Of
Suli 1909 fremgif, at 5orenin9en
benregneoe Her's 8lao o5oIfets
Mois" til Smuosblooene oe altino
til De Blade, iom ben bar befam-
pet, boorpeo ben baooe ifa0et Ola
Oct gonife tetpoeligt. Gan paaitoo
6erfor 6orenineen osmt til at be-
tale bam en- eritatnine al $4,000
Sir. for Den Sfaoe, JON ueo 5or.
eningens aanife uberettieeoe Dirt.
iombeo oar poafsrt BAN.
5orenineen bar pnoitnoet "a fri.
funoen og Tom Ststte berfor giori
gGIOenOe. at 6orenineens 6ormoal
al0rie bapoe uoret at fomme nogei
enfeIt beitemt gla6 til Gins, men
fin ueo ale loplige RioIer at be.
fpmpe aft Smuoiet | Ten ofientIige
Eresie. bpor bette Iaa fanote&, al
ben bar opcrInSt til Fublifim iefr
at trrffe afasrelie al. buiIfe Ola
be Der bsrte til ~SmnospresIen"
at Or. Rsrreaoaros ariiffeI. ION
i~freuen at BAN p%erionlia % iffs
pna 5oreninaens geane. pon inger
Ronbe par en- %offtntIia iibnIeIIe
fra 5oreuinaen. oa at 1oreninaen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

bbis girfiombeo JON iteoie boIoenOe
iie inoenfor Ytringsfribeoens @r9n-
ier og alene tiliigtenoe en- S9ooelie
al Den ofientlige Moral / Bresien,
baooe peret f%ulofommen retmesiig
/ enbper Senieenoe, oerfor umuIigt
funoe bore noget anipar for oct
Cab, JON Gitanten for
fit 9laos 8eofomrnenoe muligen
maatte bape liot oerpeo, at Bubli.
fun = / paagnenoe @rfenoelie af
bet berettigeoe / 5orenin9ens arau
ON iterre HenbeO / Bresien : /
fulo og aniparlig 5ribeo baooe
uenot o5olfets apis" 9pggen.
&etten gap 6oreningen Weobolo
og frifanot ben iamt paalagoe Ger
at betale 6oreningen 100 SIR. /
Sagsomfoitninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26
8rppe tpife MistGnfelisserelier.

8rObe tpife Mistenfelissprelier.
Den tpife Yresie | 0oroilesoig og
oens IanOsirRnoe, Der len9ere Spo
pao forti9tter, i%friper 80. 8. |
uol.", itaOig ct groot Wistpnfelie.
gsreliesMrbeioe o%nerfor Onnmorf.
Oct itatsunoerltstteoe 5ortpif.
n~ingsblao / Sa0ersleo .inoebolot
forleOen f%sleenOe:
SRA meget paalioeIig Slide |
asbenbapn berettes til Horomorf
aorrelponoen5, at meo Sllitningen
al 0enne Maoneo peo Sommerfelten
| Den oerpGren0e na. s. Il. d." pil
Den berlinife Brofesior / 6eologi
Or. @Oo. 2ebmann, en- feot ag6en-
boomer og fsrit | Inr u0n9pnt til
or6in9r BrofeSior oeo 5reoerif 8il.
belm-llnioerlitetet, bol6e ct Sore
Drag. 0a g. s. Il. 80. ligeiom bets
o~aneeli9e 2eoer, 8altor Olfert 9ii-
caro-, er tpiffjenotlig o9 enonu /
afoigte Wai Waaneo bar ferret en-
otte Cages irreoentiitiif foroet gro-
Oerifo6sfeIt meo bun0reoe ungegtor0.
ilesuigere - bells tilberenoe Snore-
Misiionen, 0els @ru1otpigionis.
men = iua tyr man fra tpif SIDE
bel Oente, at Broiesior 2ebmannS
Optreoen life timber Steo, oa Den
er ififfet til bet9nfeIia Wistpo-
ming"
Samtioig ifrioes | ct on0et tnif
9loo DSt5eboer gtadridten@, meo
Senblit paa llopisningen Of BaItor
Albecf, at Onnmorf er meget ien
til at ibufomme De 5orpligtelier,
oct er inognoet paa, og i 5slge
boilfe oct ifal gore nf, Bpno BET
epner for at ifaffe go / @renie.
oiitriftet. 9labet fortiatter oerefter:
oGe npeite ge9ioenbeoer / Don-
mart fan fun itprfe oS / Dor Opfot-
telie al, at ct alporligt Sprog ON.
iioer er pna i'm 8looS operfor Dan.
mart. 0i timber BET olbeIes uoenligt
for life at BRUCE ct ifurpere lotrpf,
of en- iun9erenoe Miniiter / Gam
mart optr9oer iom feoen0e Wano
oeo ben Sfole (aifoo), Der alto bor
O9ret % er Srreoentismens egent.
liee &rneiteo. ut fungerenoe oanife
Miniitre bol0er poIitfife ltngooms-
meoer pua Sfomlingsbnnfen er |
alt Sab life ulniteligt. Der fees,
at ben npe Statsiefreter b. 9ioer-
Ien-@9dter er itemt for en- %enereiif
golitif. Ser er neeet goo 9eiIigbeo
BERTH"
9a oisie l1btalelIer bemerfer
| o6lensbore Nbis~:
Observation-Disclosures bar tio-
ligere tumlet Jig paa en- Waaoe, iaa
ale foritanoige Spifere maatte rplte
paa Sooeoet. Ser opergnnr De fig
ieIo."
Seoeiugen. Blantoeen 2uonig
Sdrsoer. Baa ct Msoe / a@runot'
pigs Sus" itifteoes ben 10. os.
| gglontngen 9uopig Shreoer"
bportil Der err tegnet 10000 ar.,
meoens Der life bar teenet ct til.
ItreffeIiet 9elsb til StifteIie al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES giantoge =
Der err tegnet fnap 10000 Ser.
Seoeielifabets 5ormono, 6ofie-
I germeiter Siittidnu, minoebe ON,
at 0anif-Nmerifanernes geieg ban'
De gioet G~nleoning til 9onfen ON
Ell oonif.omerifonif BIantoge. %
Donife Der | Suofanoet og | andre
2nnoe uoenior Anierifa oeinn eerne
piloe bore meo / ct ioaoont ArbeiOe,
bleu Der uobuSt a%ftietegnina til en-
nnoen gIantaee. iom ifuIoe bore
2lOuig Shrsoers Rnon.
Oct er aItiaa oenne iiOits gInn.
Der M err fin girfeIisssreIie nRr,
on man emo til besee 5oretaeenoer
bnoOe pentet noeet itsrre TiIiIiit'
ming.
Der er Ill ben npe glantage fun.
ben ct peIeenet arenI pan 200 Tor.
0nnO Spo for 6fpnSerIs. gftieiea.
ninaen fortirttes poo SeoeieIffabets
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

Snffeoe airfer. Sneitriip 4irfe
bliOer / Oenne 8io I'll. ang.) re-
itaureret, og @uostieneiten er Der
for benIoet til Sognets 5oriam-
linesbus. Oct er ifgIge o8enoi
|Eio." SDOiioen of 2oofirfen, Der
| Ior maa boloe for. meoenS ben
norore Si6e for ct Gar aar iioen
bleb til6els ombDgget. Der par ben
D@ang Sore for, at De itore Sppl-
oinger ifiiloe itprte neo, i0et De Ilog
ben enc &epne .efter ben anoen; men
oct lpffeoesl BOG at foo Dem ofItioe-
De. Nn 6onber man of fon 8irfen /
lno goo Ston0, at Ser life er Sore
for, at ben ifaI iDnfe | @rts, iao.
leoes iom Spbiae for ipanet.
Sgido Sa1uno Strife er unoer'
faitet en- itsrre Separation, og Den
imuffe Br9oifeitot fra Geforma-
tionsti0en bIiper flpttet. airfens
Saarn, Ser Itprteoe neo for ca. 100
@ar iioen, bill ifsIge o8en0i. 6Ifbl."
maoife ienere bfibe bDeoet op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-26

gluOs til ltOoioeIie Of g~lantage-
a%reaIet, Der foreIsbig er paa 200
Sor. 9on0.
Stiftelien af Donifl4merifaner.
mes BIontaee er uoiat, in0til Der er
tegnet ct Itsrre gelsb.