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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19
Is Trying to Land.


Otto Tuna. q young Bohemian cleo
trical engineer, has failed IN hts third
attempt to get into America. When
he arrived here today on the Hamburg
American liner President Grant, he
was turned over to an immigration IN
spector, prisoner.
Two years ago, Tuna, who Is ma
tive of Neupaka, Bohemia, came over
as a second cabin passenger on a Ger
man liner, but was deported as unde-
sirable when it was found he was suf-
fering from a skin disease. Six months
ago he changed his name and came in
on the Kaiserin Augusta Victoria.
Again he was rejected and deported.
Tuna was stubborn about 1t, and
when the President Grant sailed from
Hamburg he was hidden In a coal
bunker. He had only a few biscuits
and a bottle of water for provisions.
He subsisted on these meagre rations
for four days. When he stepped forth
from the bunker he looked as If he had
emerged from Erebus. He was black
as SCOT and fairly hreathed coal dust
He will have to go back again, but
says he is not discouraged. He will get
into America If he has to come in a
mail bag.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19
Silence Continues.

Continuing her mysterious silence re-
specting her reported marriage to Sig.
Gaspari, which set the gossips of San
Francisco wagging on the occasion Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19
Fifteen Days e Awake.

Admitting it took her just fifteen
days after her romantic marriage to
realize her mistake, the Baroness"
Ladislau de Doory, who used to be
Kathleen Dassori. is preparing today
to have an annulment suit brought,
and In addition may charge her hus-
band with desertion. She is only six
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19

Found by his deserted spouse at the
Waldorf Astoria with an affinity, Ern-
est R. Dennison, well-to-do business
man, formerly Of Chicago, in the Do
nestle Relations Court this week pro-
tested that "one portion" was enough
for two and that his sojourn there was
no proof that he was dissipating his
money on his soul mate. Mrs DENIM
son, an angular woman with flashing
eyes, claimed that Dennison had left
her in Chicago to come to New York
on business and that she had not
been able to locate him until the other
day when she found him occupying a
$500 suite at the fashionable Gotham
hotel with the other woman. She
had him arrested and in court he OBJ
jected to paying her more than $40 a
month for her support He said he
was $500 in arrears of board at the
hotel and was down and out. The
court fixed $50 month for the desert
ed wife ana ordered the husband sent
to jail until he could furnish bail guar
anteeing the payment of this amount.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19

her recent unpleasana experIsacs with
the Board OF Health vaccinatcrs OF the
Golden Gate. MINNIE Emma Calve, the
prtma donna. whose Carmen enthral.
led the musical world for many years,
IL an enigma to her host OF friends and
admirers here. she and Gaspari have
separate APARTMENTS at the Plaza and
appear to be devoted to. each ofhar.
The diva avoids everybody and never
ventures out unless heavily vsiisd. She
refuses to see any but her most inf
mate friends and it is said declines TO
satisfy their curiosity concerning her
present conjugai status quo. Her dis
inclination to affirm or specifically
deny her marriage to Gaspart coavin-
ces everybody that she Is married to
him. however frmly she may refuse to
discuss 1t.
Forget Past Differences.
Society was deeply interested this
week In report that Mrs. vada Van
Valkenbersh. the $1e.oo0.ooe widow of
William Hayes Chapman, and her
latest husband. Phillip Van vaIken-
bereh have decided to forget their past
differences and intend to discontinue
the action recently instituted for alb
solute divorce by the wife. Van VAL
kenbergh and the widow were married
after a brief steamship romance but
lived together but = short time. Soon
after their marriage, Mrs Van VAL
kenbergh began to receive mysterious
telephone calls from an unknown wom-
an who threatened her with personal
violence. She consulted her lawyer
and hired detectives to hunt down the
woman but never succeeded In estab-
fishing her identity. II was reported
today that the young heiress had met
her husband quite accidentally in the
Ritz Carlton a few days ago and that
friends induced them to settle their
differences. AS result Of the meet
Ing, which lasted two hours It was
stated that Mrs Van vafkenhergh had
directed a withdrawal Of her action
for divorce.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19

teen years old and was formerly cash.
Ter In a drug store
Her father, Armando Dassori has
been appointed guardian Of the Bar
'oness' by Supreme Court Justice Guy,
50 he can bring the annulment suit.
but she expects to prefer the charge Of
desertion with the authorities today.
The little baroness" said today that
on February II her husband told her
TO come to his ONCE and they would
go to a matinee. Then he sent to the
theatre alone. When she returned to
their apartment at No. 345 st. Johns
Place, Brooklyn, she said, she found 9
paddock on the front door. Finally she
got in by q FIRE escape and found
that he had removed part Of his eff
fects, including 10 pairs Of trousers,
his silken hose and emotional neck
wear.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19

few weeks by District Attorney Whit
man indicates that its management
mad prediction for a former peanut
vender of Nashville, Tenn, as "dum-
my. Record of a note signed by him
for $12,215.92 was found by the super
intendent of banks when he assumed
charge of the failed institution. Other
apparent beneficiaries of discounted
paper held by the company were the
Office boys of a number of prominent
politicians and brokers, most Of whom
have since paid off the obligations to
avoid exposure. The widespread use
of irresponsible dummies disclosed by
the failure of the Carnegie has called
attention anew to their popularity
among financial operators. In the re-
cent examination into the Hooking
Valley pool fiasco of last year, through
which millions were lost by some of
the gamblers of Wall Street, it de-
veloped that James R Keene, the "old
fox" of the financial distrist, executed
some of his deals through his tele-
phone operator. Thomas F. Ryan,
| Traction King" borrowed $4,000, 900 a
few years ago through Dennis Shea,
his Office boy, and F Augustus Heinze
one time Copper King" was reported
to have used a former bootblack as a
between in some of his big opera
tons prior to the panic of 1907. A
large part Of the moneyed operations
of Charles w. Morse, the convicted
banker and King" of the Ice Trust,
now in the Atlanta, Ga, jail, used his
stenographer for similar purposes. Re-
cent exposures of Wall Street methods
show that practically every large
operator in the financial district has
recourse to the dummy to conceal his
activities in speculative enterprises
and to cover his trail.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-19
Congress May Inquire.


With the assembling of the new
here that there Is a strong probability
that the recent Inauguration by the
Western Union Of its new day letter.
service will be made the subject of In
qutry. At a hearing two years ago
before special committee Of Con-
gress which had under consideration
q bill intended to force the telegraph
companies to carry the filing time on
all inter- state messages. effictais Of the
Western Union protested that such q
law II enacted would confscate the
annual dividends Of the corporation. IL
IT'S profits would be absorbed by the
,oempulsory carrying Of the three or
-four letters required to designate the
ling time on messages paving the
eI.Naxfmum day rate. it's present ability
TO carry at night SO words for the u.s.
ual day price of ten and so words for
the customary rate Of fifteen by its
new day letter service raises the ques-
ton of whether 1t was In error then
or IN error now. Various interpreta-
tions have been put upon the motives
of the company In instftuting the new
service. IL some quarters II is be-
heved to be part Of plan. which be-
gan many months ago. with the ac-
QUESTION of the Anglo American cables,
to force the Postal Telegraph Com
pany into position where It win have
to sell out to preserve its own intesri-
ty. while in other quarters it is thought
to be due to the competition to whic
the telepost automatic system IN New
England and the Middle West has SUBJ
tected 1t with its low rates and rapid
| service. Whatever the controlling
cause of the innovation which presage
an era Of lower priced telegraphy for
the country there Is apparent dis
position to make it the subject for
Congressional consideration, TO the end
that still further concessions may be
| forced if Difference to the nation wide
demand for a more economical service.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22
sorlcg Fos PUBLICATION.

idaho Coal Withdrawal No, 4. EN-
tsrprise. payette. idaho,
Department 81 tho Interior. Y. ),
Land office Al Boise. ldahe. April
~. 1911.
Notice y hereby given that Albert
y Hartley. o. Freneh, idaho who,
Gu JaAe ,. 1908. made Homestead Ap-
pllcAtioe No Osssa. for SEN NEA
See. 80. gt.NwA. NwANwN. ssc-
tloa -. Township sN,. Range swa
Esnlse Meridian. has filed notics Of
lntautlon to make Final Communication
prooi. to establish eiaim 20 tho
lsnd above deserved. before Y, :.
Commissioner l. " Lyoa At his Of
IKE. at rayeste. idaho. on the 18th
asy n June. fgii
Claimant names as witnesses Jas,
per Roe. George brewer. Arthur
WIGHT. William X. shimp all o.
Frsnch. Idaho
VIVA, Ralderston.
Register
Nc. II Is
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22
EXCURSIONS EAST.

Via Oregon Short Line-unlon Pa.
eific. Special low rates 10 chey-
eune. Denver. Omaha. Kansas City.
ST. Louis. Chicago and many other
points. Tickets on sale May 20. "a,
70, aud 9Th. June 3. 2. 10. 10. H..
sial. July 9. ~. goth. August 18th and
September 2. and 9Th Limit oo-
tober 5isL with diverse routes and
atopovera See agents for rates
and further particulars
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22
WELL DRILLING.

David Oascho will engage In the
business Of we'll drilling In the Pay
ette Valley lie solloits the patron
ago Of all In that limo OF work. II
soft water 10 under the earth. he
will have tho proper machinery to
tap the same. lie has had many
years experience In wen drilling and
guarantees satisfaction See hln|
before placing your order for 4 well
elsewhere. r. O, address. New Ply|
mouth. Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22

An exchange says she was a
bright girl and they were at the
seasons last game OF baseball. She
had won his enthusiastic heart by
understanding the game right off,
and he loved her even far more
than If she had been his sister. 1T
reminds me OF the household" he
said, the plate, the. batter. the
fouls and the flies" 'And il re-
minds me of marriage, she added.
First the diamond. where they are
engaged. then the struggle and the
hits. then the men going out, and
finally the difficulty they have In get
ting home" And he sat and thought
and thought
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22

Wanted-13 shares of Noble
stock. Enquire Of DonoTan
Stoufer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22
Epilepsy,
Fits

"My son was cured Of a very
bad case Of epilepsy with Or.
Miles Ncrvinc.
MRS. d. BAKER. Cleveland. o.
"My li,,le daughter who was
afflicted with st. Vitus' Dance
Is now cntigcly we'll after taking
DR.. Miles Nerviue only four
months"
MRS. c. G. BENNETT.
Alma. Mich
Epilepsy. Fits. St. Vitus'
Dance and Srasms. are al, uerv-
Gus diseases They have been
cured Ia so many instances with
Or. Miles Nsrine that il is
reasonable to cou,lr'de that it is
almost sure TO cure YOU With
nervous diseases OF a severe
type. persistent Use has almost
invariably resulted in a complete
cure or lasting benefits, worth
many times the cost OF the rein.
edy. The best evidence you can
get of its merits Is to write 20
those who have used il. Get a
bottle from your druggist. Take
it all according TO directions. aud
If it does not benefit he will re-
turn your money.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22

For Sale-Thirty head OF fresh
milk COWS all good number one ami
mails. Price $50 to $50 dollars. L.
H. Patten. PSyette. Idaho.
Sea CLANCY for plumbing.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22

A gold sign adds 10 tho appear
anee OF your display window. Soc
Rrubaker. Main street.
Butter wrappers printed here.
Wells a Maule always have coal
on hand.
eeos~e~@~e.%.%~.%~<<~<<<
Or. Arlon v. Strauss. Dentist. Pay.
elite. Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22
NOTICE

All property holders 10 Sewer Dis
trict No. 4. lylng west Of Eight
Street and w Blocks I and s. Cor
rio Addition and Block Q. Master
Addition are hereby notified 70 con
meet with tho sewer within 80 days
from date.
Upon a failure 20 connect as or
dered the Ciiy will proceed 10 In
stall same and win assess the Goa,
together with a penalty Of 10 pei
cent. up against your property
ny order Of the Mayor and coun'
ell.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22

: 2o-aerc tracts miles fran Pay.
etts, will soil. with 10 acres ret IN
trees Also water rights Terms
SEQ g. y. Absrnaihy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22

MARTIN O. LUTHER.
City Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22
MOVING PICTURE
FILMS ARE
MADE

current issue OF Popular Eiec'
ntains an interesting article
The Making OF Moving Pic
Notwithstanding an error in
on IN the first paragraph.
bat II all the theatres Of
~ were placed side by
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22

Private money 70 loan on real
estAte. ~. ". Lyon, Atty, Payettd
National Bank Building.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22
cs oElIvesso

deliver sce TO al parts Of the
city Phone ne your orders lrde
pendent phone 1918, r. $. HupD
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22
PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS.

Via Oregon Short Line, specla.
low round trip rates 70 various Pa
elfic Coast points during the|
months of May. June and July With
long limits See any o. $. l.. agent
Tor rates aud further particulars.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22
Dated Nay 18Th. 1911

For sale-500 good Jonathan apple
trees. s D. Thacker. q
Why send money away for rubber
stamps when you can get them at
home Leave orders at Enterprise
printing office. Prices right
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-22

For Sale--A six horse power stover
gasoline engine nearly new. Also
s,ineh horizontal pump. Henry Peutz
Payette, Idaho. Ind. phone TS1. At
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22
st Yar 5anfer.

) u1nniferen" 9r. y finoes en-
ArtifeI, itreoet imoo Spge. og SipI.
peiorening inoen for Samiunbet.
M%ienineen er. at @los 6olf life be.
bsoer iaooanne.
Seq itaI life ~imsbegaa 5oriot.
teren, ielu ON ni / bette gunft life
Ter ems pao Sogen. gi fan 10 life
pPre bngget efter cen Nooel oae
iommen. Gerfor Blot ct Bar Ian.
fer.
5 Ip. q. 6, % Ipier ui ON
CT 8olg al Z 5attigforitanoere. Der
bar, iom ri ier, Gr0en. ) 0tenig6e.
oens 8ulonIoer fom Ell ananins oa
en- Snfira til SDne. gauIus lorna.
ner NenisbeOen i aorintb at lqgee
noget til SIDE boer Sen0ag, iao
bet funoe Iigee fproigt, til bar
fom Is, 80. @i Ter, oct bar
organiieret, oe qeniebeo ger itprf"
3erfor IGier ri ON 6oreninger al
aae muIige SIoes. Seq tpnfer BELT
paa be CODE. On Gag, ieg tpnftG
paa De mango @u6s.Suie omfrina
/ SnmiunOet. maatte ieg iige MIC
ieIp: Get er ifet peo Organization
eler Screening. apoitlen taller ON
at BRUCE SUBS Orb / 5or6olo til
Dor Sro o. fun IA uiOt hi er fom.
men. 8i mao tnge 8rpiierne oa
WenigbeOerne, bnor Sc itaar; in.
gen fnn lGgse en- alen til lin gqfit.
gi fnnr Oeute. til BET fuIofomne
fommer."
Sn0tiI GA. foritaar pi itpffepis
o. profeterer itDfteDis."
O. 3. 0errefuno.
942 Ni9oe Court,
gDaniton, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

eoangeliieres iuloitnn0igt uOen ueo
bets egne Ssnner. @i maa i%oritoa,
at bi bar anipdret for, at Grbeioet
blioer giort. Ge iremmeOe @lisiio.
n9rer ifol Blot 6iplpe os. 2an0et
er port. ariitls er Dor, % Rligter-
ne or pore" ~ 8ette er MI ogiaa
init Sun paa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sfal Def blipe til no9et me0 ben,
maa De ielp lGg9e Iepenoe Dire pao
Serrens Sitter. 9ette er ogiaa Ell
GeIiioneIie, iom oct life er goOt for
Wenigbeoen no9etite0s at unonare
- beIler life Oeru0e. Gerfor menes
oct, at Den beoite Siplp, ser fan
noes Dem, er at uooanne NpnO ira
Oeres e9en Nfi0te til SieneIten
iblan0t Dem, og At man o%pfororer
oe tiIifnnoer Dem at ienoe Ren0
til Dor SfoIe / bette 9iemeo. Ger
pil mnoite iiges. at Der inoen er
at iaa llooannet. Don man tau pioe
noget ON oct, uoen at un0eriege
oet2 8esiornoen er BET 10, iom 5.
@. s. tiger / lin forrise N(rtifeI,
noeet, Der fan beoes ON. @aaife
man fife bar bait 2iet anbent Tor
bette; % mnoife oerren bill oaffe
til eftertanfe, llnoeriegelie. oo
Sonoling / Bette StDffe. @Guo Der.
ire eaer ira 9onmorf oilOe olIige.
pei fun o9re ct 9aon, iom bel moa
gioes, ON oct bebsoes. men iom
burti9it muIigt mac eritnttes meo
9un0ets egne Conner.
8. u asmuse n,
opener, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22

bIipe ia meget grgnnere og: beore.
9pis De Oerimoo Iieeer ior Innee
pad Soroen, ia ieIo paa 2a0sgui-
pet. 0a oil Olien, Der Iaoes Of Dem,
6line nammel. 0lioenolie bill oltio
ppre goo % oeIimagenOe, noar ben
er rigtig tiaopet.
5algenOe er 9eitDrerens 9Iigter:
ban MAJ 6oIoe itreng 0iiciplin %
ie IL. at 6eiterne operboloes. Sla-
perne mao niboIoes ira Sfnnoeri.
6pis nogen al Dem beganr Ell Sell,
ber ban itraiies paa en- OenIig Maa-
De. 9eItpreren mna e%fterie, at Sla-
perne life Iioer 6lnger og aul6e.
Geo itaoig al boloe Dem / arbeioe
oil ban ior6in0re, at Be iti9Ier Ell.
lei 5eganr andre Streger. Spis en-
Slape ger BAN Ell Sieneite, ber ban
pie acknowledged, at ogioa De
eorige man %opmnntres til at gore,
bpa0 Aet er. 9eitpreren mao life
bare Ell Gripert eaer SeIifabs.
mano. men maa annen0e al 5lio
paa at boI0e SIanerne / 9lrbeioe og
o%perbeie, bporleoes bons 6erres
9eiaIinger 6eOit tan eiterfommes. -
Stun0om Isnuer BET iig at oinoe
dig0om peo 9anoelen, bar ben
blot lie iaa iarlig; eaer pe0 at laa.
ne Renge moo 9enter, bar oct BLOT
Ii5e IA ~bGoerligt. Nen pore 5or.
iuore iaitbolot pe0 Cop, at cit 8np
iful0e 9ipe %oobbeIt, en- 4ogerforl
oerimoo iireiol0 @%ritatning. 9i
Ter iaaIcoes. boor meget ringere De
an er bet for at ppre Bengeu0laa.
ner emo Ipu. SO after, naar De
roite en- goo Mano, roite De BAN
iom en- goo Sanomnno. 0enne aos
bar boIot ION Den 5sieite. @pao mig
angaar, ieg t9nter pei ON en- ae6.
mano ION en- Mono al energi, Der
itrGber eiter @inoing. men BET er
JON ia8t en- 2eoeoei, Ser leoer til
6are og Ruin. 2anopnien banner
oerimoO De mooigite @9no % De
frafti9Ite SoIoater og er al ole
@r6perosfiIoer Oct i~ifreite, oct melt
natnrIiae, oct minoit mistpnfte, og
De, Der uosuer 0et. bar 'Se iprreite
vouoe 5anfer."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22
6fnfarne Sioer.
Geo y. 9. !. .

5 aaret 234 I. ar. is0tes i &u-
iculum. Stalien, en- Greng. Der JON
9aanO fom til at inotage Ell frem.
ifuot Stilling / i'm 9lotion. 9an
par, iom bet beoOer ON en- nnOen
%iremragenoe NanO, al iimpel $50.
iel, men Ell Opgtig SoIoat~. San
nGpnes alminoelig Cato Conforms,
men bar mango ANDRE 8ilnaone.
Get bar mango 9refulOe goiter, Der
betroe0es BAN. Sans 9iD ialot / en-
beD9get 5i0. nemIig ! Den romer.
lie 6riitats iuIOeite Strait, Der M
bog trueoes meo 5urtigt 6orfal0.
9Dao Der Der ierlie tai bereres,
er bans getDoniug iom Jorfatter.
Get liges 0a ON BAN. al bau par
Homs ferite egentiige 5olfeforfat.
ter, og man fan oerfor paa en- Mna.
be iiOeitille bom me0 2u6nig SOL
berg (eqer omoenot). gato forfa-
iteoe jim Si0s S9oDaue at ifriDe
poa @r9if, Iigeiom ban | bet belle
taget tGnfte meget rinee ON ben
giraffe 9proom, iisenoe, at buis
&om tiIegneoe Jig ben graife Git
teratur, Oiloe Staten gaa / 5or.
raaoneIie. gan 6olot iig on til No.
oersmaolet % reenes at bore Sfa.
beren al ~latinif 6orfntteritil Il.
geiom 10 6ol6erg ores for at 6aue
bruot meO lin 5i6s Sfif os Deo lit
8ennembruo / Qitteraturen at bnoe
fsrt BET onnife SungemnaI til 9Gre
og til bets Get. Ser meo0efes MI
ct lloorae Of gatos BOG ON 2anO-
lioet Wig er bet en- rem 5orngielie
til afDefsling at lnie ilige Ting
ira gamle, gomle Gage, bbori man
troos afitan6en bog fan fin6e zig
ielp os lin Sio senipeilet. 5orbaa.
bentlig Dig oglaa, u~eniise Q9ieri
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22
Qlnifralia og Nem 3ealanb
Wieiionen.

Wine Banter er fommet til at be.
ifrftige iig en- Gel meo oenne D1is.
iion pan @runo Of bpao Ger bar
pnret at Iaie oerom ! g0aniteren",
Oct ipues at oreie liz ON 5peres.
mnoIet: 1Soor ifnl ri faa Meno
ira til @erningen 0eruSe2" Del ier
no, iom ON man ieger Dem / Dan.
mart % amerifn. 9or mig itaar
BET fnnonn, at oe mnn isges oeruoe;
t6i ct 2ono oe ct 5olt man oginn /
annoelig cortland brsOfsoe iig ielp.
Seq bar for mig geferat fra f~riite.
ligt Stiioentermeoe ! 9ofio, Sapan,
/ De hinges gIao" Rr. 6, 1907,
Sioe 95, bpor en- Q. q. aoaricb
fra Snoien flyer: nSntet 2ano fan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-22
Sra Grebsmpoet
| 6reenniae, Mi6
6ortint fra SIDE 81

9alg al Stprelie fit fgIsenoe 10.
ialO: 8. 9eOerfen 6ormonO, 8. 6.
g3ieIien Sefretar, s.. g. 2inoen
aasierer, ale eenoalgt.
aomiteen ser boo0e 6ormanoens
Snoberetning til OperpeieIie rap.
portereoe. 9eotageIie al nogle 9unf.
ter, Der turOe baoe a~lminoeIig Sn-
teresie ifal Der / aortbeO meO0eles.
5 SenboIo til 8ormanOens 3nobe.
refining Der pioner ON ct Ar6eios.
aar frugtbnr / Serrens 8erning -
uotaIer Nsoet lin @Ipoe % 3of Ill
9erren. Ne0et u0toIer lin 5af
(6uroe pit beIIere bope itaaet 8I9.
De eaer anerfenoelie) for bet arbei.
De iom er epet oe6 gernenes lin.
0erpisning / 6erieifolen og tilifpn.
Der WenigbeOerne til at birtelig.
gsre Commanders Senitilling ON at
fao en Stuoent til 2prer | ina
mango Menigbeber iom muIiet iii
bette 8unft bIen Der bl. q. gjort
opmRrfiom pnn, of pi ira Gam.
iun6et5 aarsmsoer og M irnare6s.
msoerne fit en- bel Del Silifpn6el.
Ter oa 9enitillinger, Der | De ileite
SiIieIoer bperfen esr OnOt eaer
goot. 8erior blep oette Bunft oeo.
taget me6 Den 9iIisielie - og at
Der / boer Weniebeo iorisses at
inmle ct SfoIefono til lt6gifter for.
bunoen meo SueroagsifoIe.
Reoet uotaler lin @l9Oe oner
Ofiernilliebeoen bIanot llneoom.
men PED at unoerboIOe en- Stuoent
ueo Graiteifolen / Sopon,
We6et uotnler i'm 9ililutning
til Stpreliens Or0nin9 al Den falo.
tie OtiSiionspr9its arbeiOe.
5 6enboI6 til Commanders Sen.
itilling ON en- fRqes Organization
al are0iens ltng0omsforeninger.
bleo Der oaIgt en- aomite paa ire
Weolemmer, Ser in6tif nGite are6s.
msoe to9er unoer 0DerDeielie Tan.
nelien al ct ltngoomsforbun0.
Weoet uOtaler i'm 9of ill mis-.
iion9r %. q. Semen for bans pr.
6eioe / Misiionen. @eotneet at Der
gines Senien en- 9a~nifsnneIie al
$50 for oct iorlsbne War. - Meoet
uOtaler jim @lpoe oper Oiieroil.
Iigbeoen I @c9riOes.aaloet, DER nu
fan flare iig meS $50 / @isiions.
biqlp. Get bar Tor $3.50.
@e0taget at are6ien inS6eles /
TO Giitrifter, en- III. % ct Wicb.
0iitrift me6 6per lit 5oranrsmeoe.
5reona eftermiooas. Otter Gang,
SfriftIgsnine og 9sn al 8. SIR.
genien bIeu onoet gmne: oSborle-
Oes fan ct Nenneife Dioe at oct
er poa ben rette gei"? (Sal. t39,
23-24) inoIeoet of Bait. Seeoe.
Der mao altiaa bore en- uret Bel
iom bf. a. Steoer oginn Wnttb. 7,
13-14 oioner ON: 0i err enten
pno ben breoe eaer TRANCE Del mob
Gpigbeoen. Bno ben breoe Del er
Der en- Jsrer, iom beoOer Eirpelen,
uagtet man foriseer at inbbiIoe
Wenneffet, at BET er bets eeen 80.
rer og Serre og bet bar bets frie