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Evening star., 1911-08-13
DIES OF BULLET WOUND.
Colored Resident of Virginia Shot
During a Row.

Walter Fuller, colored. died at the
Emergency Hospital about noon to-
day as result of q bullet wound in
his side. He was brought to the hos
pitai Tuesday night from Mount Ver-
non, Fairfax county. Va, by W. d.
Summers. mail carrier. Fuller was
shot. 1t is said. while involved in
row with other colored men. The Fair
fax county authorities were notified
of his death this afternoon. and 1t is
probable that the body will be taken
to Mount Vernon In order that an in
quest may be held.
Fuller. according to information fur
ntshed the local police was one of two
victims Of the fight. An inquest over
the body Of the other is being held this
afternoon. Eleven arrests were made.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
Sailing Vessel Makes Good Time.

we'll known at this port. has just COM
'pleted q trip from Cape Henry to Sa-
vannah in four days. This would be good
time In the fall and winter, when the
prevailing winds are from the northward.
but at this season of the year, when four
times as long is often taken and createa
no comment, the trip Is remarkapie one
The vessel loaded coal at Baltimore and
under the command of Capt. Webster
Foxwell sailed from that port August 2
She was detained in Hampton roads for
a day or two. but August 8 she passed
out the capes and arrived at Savannah
August TO-
Evening star., 1911-08-13
IN NOVEL BUSINESS.
Schooner Goss to Be Employed in
Stripping Old Wrecks.

The two-masted schooner Mabel r.
Goss, built in Port Greville. Nova Scotia.
In 1890 has been fitted up for novel
business, which her owners expect will
make handsome returns. She Is to be
employed as wrecker and her business
will be 10 clean up the wrecks that line
the Massachusetts, coast for the metal
and valuable material said to be aboard
them. The vessel has been fitted with
appliances for getting at these wrecks
buried in the shifting sands and TO rip
them TO pieces to find the copper and iron
used i'm their construction. and cargoes
remaining aboard them.
The Goss is a vessel of % gross and
s. net tons register, 1SJ feet long, 25.9
feet beam and s feet deep in the hold.
Three men are all she is required to
carry in crew. She halls from Boston.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
SCHOONER RUNS AGROUND.
The Flora and Agnes Delayed on
Trip to This City.

The two-masted schooner Flora and
Agnes, which Is lying at the 11th
street wharf unloading lumber from a
North Carolina point. had trouble on
her way out from Newbern to Pamlico
sound that delayed her on her trip a
day or two. The vessel grounded In
the Neuse river. near North point. and
resisted all efforts Of her crew to float
her. and she would probably have re-
mained longer on the shoal than she
did had 1t not been for the assistance
given her by the revenue cutter Pam
lico. which went to her aid.
The cutter found the schooner hard
and fast aground. and was unable to
float her the first time she pulled on
her, but on the second attempt, made
on the high tide. the vessel was work.
ed into deep water. She was appar-
emily unharmed by grounding and was
able to resume her trip to this city
without visiting shipyard.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
LANAHAN ASKS NEW TRIAL.
Asks Arrest of the Judgment Hold.
ing Him Incompetent.

Motion for new trial and arrest of
judgment was filed in the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia today by John
w. Lanahan, who was adjudged incom-
petent of caring for his estate several
days ago by a jury in Justice Barnard's
court.
In the motion. filed by Attorney Charles
W. Darr, it is contended that the jury
which tried Lanahan was not the jury
provided for in the order Of the court in
the case. 1t was not properly impaneled;
the verdict was contrary to the evidence
and that the court erred In refusing an in
struction directing verdict for the re-
spondent.
Next Tuesday Is set for the hearing Of
the motion before Justice Barnard.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
BENEFIT OF ORPHANS.
Ball Game Between Knights Of Co.
lumbus and Eagles.

The annual base BALI game between
teams representing the local aerie of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles and the
knights of Columbus, for the benefit Of
st. Vincent's Orphan Asylum for Girls,
will be played on the American League
grounds the afternoon of August %. The
teams will battle this year for a trophy-a
silver cup purchased by
private subscriptions. The Knights of CO.
lumbus team will be captained by Joseph
D. Moriarity, and managed by Andrew j.
Cummings. The manager OF the Eagles
team Is Harry Winningder.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
Tug to Make Long Tow.

The tug Buccaneer. of the fleet OF the
American Towing Company of Baltimore,
Is scheduled for long tow. from Phila-
delphia to New Orleans. with two lifeless
steamboats, behind her.
The vessels she will have in charge on
the tow will be the former sidewheel
ferryboat Delaware and the small pro-
peller steamer Chincoteague. The two
steamers were purchased from Peter Ha-
gan of Philadelphia by the Missouri
River-Kansas City Navigation Company,
to be used on the waters Of the Missouri
river.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
Can't. w. C. Sawyer Dead.

Capt William c. Sawyer. master of
the schooner James B. Blake of Bath.
Me-. died at q hospital in Portland,
Me-, Friday after an illness of several
weeks of Bright's disease. Capt. Saw
yer was one of the best known masters
in the Atlantic coastwise trade. and
his death will cause sincere sorrow
here He was brother OF Capt. 0. e.
Sawyer of the schooner Addison T..
Bullard, now at Baltimore. Capt
Sawyer was at his. brothers bedside
at the time of his death.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
Sales Of Vessel Property.

Sales Of vessel property made in the
past week were recorded in the custom
house at Baltimore as follows:
Schooner Charles P. Finney. 50 tons,
from ]. Milton Lyell, administrator, to
George A. Dryden. 1850.
Same from George A. Dryden to Mar
garet A. Gipson. s..
Sloop Sea King, 8 tons, from Joseph L
Cannon to William G. Smith, $500.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
GREAT INTEREST IN CARNIVAL.
Good Program for Each Day at
Chesapeake Beach.

Much interest is centering around the
carnival at Chesapeake Beach, which be-
gan yesterday and will continue until
August 49, This is planned to be one OF
the most elaborate affairs OF the season
at the resort
A varied program has been arranged
for each day to furnish amusement for
the throngs that are expected to attend.
A special attraction will be the concerts
by southern Maryland negroes, who will
entertain each afternoon and evening
with typical southern songs
Evening star., 1911-08-13
POLICE SEEK MISSING HORSE.
Animal Stolen From Stable Of Fred
erick Smith.

Several hundred cards. offering a re-
ward OF SO for the recovery OF a horse
belonging to Frederick Smith, were
mailed by the local police yesterday
The ten-year-old bay horse of Mr..
Smith was taken from his stable on
his premises on the Sligo Mill road last
Sunday.
colored man who was seen on the
premises that day is suspected OF
knowing something about the disap-
pearance Of. the animal -.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
years before such an exchange is erecteA,
or it may be only q few months.

years before such an exchange is erected,
or it may be only few months.
The defendant company has no ex-
change at Chevy Chase Circle. The
Friendship Heights. Somerset. Bethes-
da, etc. do not pass through this point
or near it. A line normal to the Dis
trict line passing through defendant
trict line over a mile to the southwest
of Chevy Chase Circle. There is abso-
lutely no physical reason why the point
Chevy Chase circle should be selected
by the defendant from which to draw
discriminating semi-c1rcle.
The commission is asked to take a
map of this country, complainant sug-
gesting geological survey map Mary
land, District of Columbia. Virginia,
Washington quadrangle and draw
described, carefully observing the path
Of said circle. 1t cuts the District line
north of the river road, cuts the town
of Somerset. Md. in two parts and runs
through other subdivisions.
Discrimination Alleged.
"It is to be noted that citizens of Mary
land living near the juncture Of the Dis
trict line and River road would be much
nearer to defendants exchange in Tenley-
town than those living at Chevy Chase,
Md; yet they would not be able to secure
the city rates and services even il they so
desired. On the other hand there would
be residents OF Otterborne, Nd. who
could not secure the limited rate asked
for by this complainant, although many
living half their distance from defendant s
exchanged. Cleveland. are now enjoying
that rate.
TT is contended that this is double-act-
ing discrimination and contrary to the
law
THE defendant company has no legal
rights to establish any arbitrary line as
1t has done, and even in the absence OF
complaint the establishment of such
line would of itself be unlawful.
Subscribers to defendants Cleveland
exchange should be privileged to choose
any service which the defendant accords
others. and this whether they live in the
District Of Columbia or Maryland,
whether they live within mile Of the
arbitrarily selected point. Chevy Chase
Circle, or not. II any distance Is elected
such distance should at least be measured
from the Cleveland exchange In a direct
line or along an established highway for
wires, and even IL subscriber Is located
outside of said distance he should be en-
titled to service provided he pays rea-
sonable charge to defendant for mileage.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
FINGERS NEARLY CUT OFF.
Mans Hand Caught in Machinery al
Lumber Mill.

Harry Inez. thirty-two years old,
caught his right hand In the machinery
while working in T. w. Smiths lumber
mill at 1st and N streets southeast yes
terday. and two fingers were severely
cut. They were almost severed from
his hand.
The injured man was taken in an au-
tomobile to the Casualty Hospital.
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Big Carnival ut Chesapeake Beach.
August IL to 10, inclusive. Special fea-
lures. Lots of fun for all. See advt.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
Care of Baby s
Skin From Birth

Mothers throughout the world have TO
realize that no other soap fs well suited for
cleansing and preserving baby's delicate skin
and hair as Cuticura soap. IL is pure that
II may oe used with confidence from the hour
Of birth. Warm baths with Cutcura soap and
gentle anolntings with Cuticura ointment AFFORD
q safe, speedy and economical method Of freeing
the skin and scalp of eruptions itchngs, crust
fngs and chaings. and OF establishing q perma
nent condition OF skin and hair health.
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Fresh-cut, Homegrown Flowers.
The finest specimens of all seasonable
varieties reasonably priced. GUIDE, 1914 F.
-Advt.
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Big Carnival ut Chesapeake Beach.
August II to 10. inclusive. Special fea-
lures. Lots Of fun for all. See advt.
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Sunday-Last day. Julius Caesar. Vir
ginia, 9th, F aud G.-Adyt
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Choicest Varieties Of Cut Flowers
constantly on hand. Shaffer, i4th Eye
-Advt.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
Navy Yard Branch.

Bradley's Drug Store, Sth and F.
streets southeast. receives Want Ads"
for The Star at l cent a word.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
Talked Of Scheme to Others.

Haugan has been here for several
weeks. it was stated. posing as a prosper
GUS real estate speculator. 1t is said he
discussed the scheme with several other
persons In the city, but did not succeed
In inducing them to invest
The two men protest their innocence
They say the scheme is perfectly legiti-
mate. and that Barber discussed the
matter with the Jap and advised him
to Invest from motives OF friendship.
Haugan declares the proposition will
bear the closest scrutiny.
That gink-the Jap-got scared. II
he was afraid OF the thing why didn't
he say so? He could have had his five
hundred back. Haugan declared today.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
LOCAL MENTION.

sunday-Last day. Julius Caesar. Vir
ginia. 9th. r and G.
Evening star., 1911-08-13

Building Plans Go Free with Our
lumber sales. Frank Libbey & Co.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
Called Preferred Individual.

The profits Of the investment were to
be realized as soon as the property
reached paying basis. Uyeruma, says
the accused men told him he was to
be on the inside certain profits were
to be divided with him, and he was told
to regard himself generally as a pre-
ferred" Individual in the scheme
Barber has a Photographic concession
at Glen Echo next to the Jap's ball
stand. and 1t was at the formers urgent
request to invest that the jap consent
ed to part with his money, he says
Barber told the Jap, the latter says
that he had invested $500 in the
scheme. that 1t was a good proposition
and some Of the biggest monied men
In the country would probably become
interested. According to Uyemura,
Haugen closed the deal with him and
clinched matters by telling him Sena-
tor La Toilette and other prominent
members of Congress were Interested.
After giving up the money. the Jap be-
came suspicious. and, consulting several
friends, followed their advice to bring
the matter to the attention of the police.
At the detectives suggestion Uyeruma
made an appointment with the two men
to meet him at his place Of business last
night Their arrest followed.
Evening star., 1911-08-13
HEARING IN LAND DEAL
TO Be HELD TUESDAY
Haugan and Barber to Face
Court on Charge of Obtain
ing Money Falsely.

Burt 3. Haugan, who says he is land
agent from Fergus Falls, Mimi, and
Charles C. Barber photographer OF 8
c street, will be given preliminary
hearing before Judge Pugh in the Police
Court Tuesday morning on charges that
they obtained 500 from George Uyemura,
proprietor of the Japanese ball game at
Glen Echo. by false pretenses regarding
Texas lard development proposition
Both are at liberty. each having deposited
1915 collateral.
The two men were arrested by Detec-
tives Burlingame and Weldon at Eye-
muras stand in Glen Echo Friday night
following a long conference between the
latter and Inspector Boardman of the de-
tective bureau earlier In the day Uyemura
says he gave the men 500 August y
upon their representation that 1t was to
go into the funds of a syndicate organ
lied to purchase, develop and exploit as
small farms 2,24O acres of land in the
Van Horn valley. near Valentine. Texas
In return for the $500 the Jap was 20
receive, he says, $1,50O in cash and two
paid-up shares of the Texas Farm Or
chard Company-the name the syndicate
was to adODt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

Va, bet toiter liot efstra arbei.
De, maaife ooiaa nooIe efstra Dol
lars = oct er bet belle.
6oilfet er oct beoIte at gibe DO.
re ggrn enten 9%etingelier for
og anleoning til at ta9e Del /
6ooerS oe V9o0ers @u0stieneite,
Susanonet, 5aImeiong oa 9ibeI.
Ie5ning eaer ogIao Ell goo5orm
eaer 6orretnin8? 9eege dele fan
oGre 8o0t til lit 9rug; men oct
isrite mao bore oct oigtigite for
ariitne, iorOi oi, iom bar looet
pore 9grn Ogbe, bor paatoget os
6%orpli8telien til o9ion at l9re Dem,
boao Seius bar 6efalet os, % oct
er At gge grt CUBS & l.
ge. Set ii0ite - 8ormen eler
6orretningen - fan ogioo Ituno-
ont e0elGg9e ct Barn (oer boooe
beOit al ielo at orbeioe Jig rem,
boiIfet oct ferite cog ol6r.g oiI
gore, ieto ON ni life oItio ier ioa
tore 5rugter 0eraf, iom oi snifcr.
0og iIioer mango 8orplore Jig
ieIo op for oct ii6ite. @on nogen
no9en Sinoe bar 9iort oct for set
isrite2
Men . tie noeIuffer inqenIunoe,
OF oi oeO Si0en of at op6rage og
Oeileoe pore Born iooIe6es. at De
fon bIioe pore arptngere / Dor
bonife. Iutberife airfe, ogioa fan
og b6r tooe os al ioo0nnne, iom
ri ion6t for lent til at funne gsre
oeInqtiae / set be6ite, ni eier. pno
port NooerSmool. Dem mao Ri
fomme I @s6e meo oct Sprog, De
ioritonr.
Chr. Gbriitenfen.
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arc0sntB0e.

5ainois areos bol0er efter 9n0.
bp0elie al ct. 8nuIi NenigbeO oe
4nefier lit oelegereoe are0sms0e i
@reenoiae, Mih. 5. 81. aus. til
30ie September. 4Qe areoiensBr9.
tier oentes, og ale NenigbeOer be.
Oes erinOre at ienoe Deleeater. 5or-
ban0Iingsemnerne err:
1. Get praftiife Ssn0ogs. og
5erieifolearbeioe.
9. Soorle0es fan ct Nenneife oi.
De, ON 0et er pna ben rette 8ei2
SoI. 1879, 23-24.
3. interchangeable % Seaiegs.
relic ! oeres in0bproeS 6orboIo.
Serren gine os ct peliignet areos.
meoe. 8. Yeoeren.
&re6sformano.
ct. Banli Wenigbeo, 8reenpile
meo annefier %inobp0er beroeo til
ooenn9onte areosmsoe.
Gae er neIfommen.
Scr frit Opbol6 UNDER Nsoet be-
oes man oenli9it meI0e ii9 til I'M.
o~ertegneoe in0en %. auguit.
5or at funne oeItnge / aabnings.
guostieneiten mon man forlaoe
Chicago ieneit Onsbng aften enten
me0 goo0 oe6 7 Chen eller meo
Sog tt.55.
gaa MenigbeOernes 9egne.
90. 6. NieIien.
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@ebraifa @rsbiens Narsmsbe.

On Sub piI, afboIOer 0ebraito
areOs lit anrsmboe / StapIeburii
ira 81 auguit til 35eptr. Nsoet
begpnoer meO Seimesieguostieneite
/ airfen 3orS6ng 2ften Den 81.
auguit.
l. 8nlg Of Gmbeosmpno.
II. Acknowledgements.
1. M~enigbeoens gmne: Set u.
oprettelige Cab" Mottb. Is, 26.
2. areoiens @mns: oDnnben."
8. rSenoagsifoIen o. Oens 8e.
tponing."
aGe areeiens MeSig5e6er oe6ea
ct ien5e 3elsauter.
&Ge ateoiens Br.sitet 0eoes ON
at oGre til Ste0e.
Wonoag Den 4. September bliber
Ger Rrcitemsoa: 5nne 5il. ,
5-it
Qea Rebrcifa 9ra5ierS Bagne,
ears Sen IN,
areosformant.
Ruifin, 0ebr. %. SuIi 1911.
Ger 5rei;ers Nenig5eo m6bp.
Der oenGi9it til artosmBOet / Sta.
pIeburit. 5nOmeI6elier til Rs6et
maa bore unoertegneoe / S9no.
inoen 3. 20. 4ugnit.
Boo Renigbe0ens gegne,
5. so. San en-,
Stnpleburit, 0ebrnito.
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Den e. I. 9~refoIOisbeos Wenig.
beo / Denmark, isis, i.obpOer Der.
Oe0 til are6iens aarsmsoe. Som
og Del CUBS Giees @ooer meo %
til faGes 0pbpooeIie Os 9eitprfeIie
i Seiu ariIti 8rol
3ilreiien0e beoes inomeloe Zig
til un0ertegneoe fBr %. 4uguit. De
for @piterne melt beleilige Cog an.
fommer: Spo ira APO oo RorS
fra 300 paa Rortb 8eItern, Dor
eneite 9ane.
goa Menigbeoens gegne,
5. 6. SEMEN.
@gb.s Brett.
9S. Gen gnpe 5aIme6og" brii-
ges / 0enigbeoen.
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oantro Menneifer, Der iom ino6on.
ne fun ionier BET ioroiife, er en-
9pr6e og 9eibar for troen0e Men-
neifer."
st 9iOra9 al life rin9e @Gr0i
for oonif.amerifonif airfebiitorie er
oct afinit: Sam un056iito.
r e, bDor Der efter Gobe8 0eoteg-
nelier me00eleS ON flere Ms0er,
men naOnli9 u6farligere ON Sanlp.
ton.M 60et / 1888. S%ntereSiant er
8aItor 8. Saniens ge1tagne Opfor-
orinaer til Qpgmpn0ene, Menig-
6e0sfolfene, ON at u0tale Jig ON
Den paotGnfte l10trp0elfe oq Dan.
nelie al mt Somfun0. Oct bar
itaaet 6om fart for Die, at Pre.
tier nof fan toge 9eitemmelier,
men at set 9erne er Menig6e0erne,
Der mon uof6re Dem.
On on lpIer Robes ,@inoe-
table" (6e6ber set I 5orfotteren8
5oror6) meo ct beloiItiot sin6, oil
On nof foo @abn og @Ip6e 0erai."
ga. set er ion6t.
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MisIunsmpoe

gil SUB bliper ser Risiionsms.
De / 8eua 3. e. [. Menigbeo. 2217
q. 26 ct, Omaha, Nebr. ! To-
gene ira Den IA. Sept. til Den II.
Sept. Der er Wsoe tper Kitten
al. s o9 Senong belle Ga9en. ane
er bierteIig oelfommen. 8ilrenen.
De beoes meIoe Jig / COS 5io.
9oo Menigbeoens @egne.
s. 90. &anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22

Mr. ". u. Sweet, Dor agent /
@eitbroof, % e, oil opre til
Ste0e oe0 qtlontic areoiens Mars
mg0e i 6oImoutb, boor ban oil
iqlae 969er, teene 5ubifription pao
S~omiun0ets 9looe, iamt mootoge
9eitiainger paa Den Snore Mis.
lions aiitorie", n2utbers 2iD %
SooeooGrfer" og ySoo6 itoor ser
itrepet9"
Somiunosbenner, ser agter at
oberopre @ooet onmooes ON at gi-
be Rr. Smeet oeres Signing. San
bar Dor be0ite anbefalin9.
Gan. 2utb. 8ubI. Sou e.
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Nnmeloellc Og
.SemGrtnlngrr.

Nfe0 oisie Sinier 6enle0es iGr-
Zig ale troenoe Spieres 0pnGrf.
iom6eo pao ct nDlig uofommet lii.
le Sfriit meo 3itel: oBaitor Aobes
Ytinoetaole" al BAT. ). Dt.
3nnien.
% oct fan liae ioa go0t iiges
itrafs. at oer0slig iinOeOe Soft nGp-
pc oil iele Jig ipnoerlis tiltaIt ueO
eler interesiereoe al 9esning al
Den aarafter, meOens oerimoo ioa.
6onne, for bpem 2ioet fife er Ell
eneite itor Spas % GsOen life en-
epienoe, reOiom 8anfe, oil iinoe
Jig t~iltrufne peo oenne forte 3r9f
fremitilleoe Sfiloring al en- be-
p9eelie og beoegenOe aonoSaomp,
Neoerla9, SER % ialige llogang
al geroen.
Bait. Robe Dor piitnof misior-
itaaet al en- Gel al De Breiter 90
Vieni9beosiolt, Der | lin Bio jam
men meo zoe n0troaote" 0anneoe
Den foreneoe onnife Strife. Iette
funoe. ret foritaaet, Uiitnof lite be-
re onoerleoes. 5bi oct er 10 en- flor
og iimpel Sonobeo, at mo- pr9geS
mere eaer minore Of iine Smgi.
oelier 6aaoe / fpiiif oe ii9leli9
Senieenoe. Og goitor aobe meo
tit fsliomme, Wooopife @empt, Der
iaa burtigt % let ifiiteoe mellem
Stroale.Smi og Smerte.6 aarer,
funoe oerior meo liOt Sfpgge al
Net ira bines Stanopunft Cog meo
oeres 5oruOietnineer i Wente) be.
tegnes iom maoite liot ior meget
al .9lomnen~ meoenS 0erimoo
Den rette, ioritnaenOe gurOering
ii0it al alt Diloe BRUCE Zig 9eteg.
nel'e ON BAN.
Menneifene er, troOS oen almin-
beige 2igbe0, alligeoel ion ior-
itellige al Ratur - eaer Sinos-
bang. 9sogle ipnes ina foloe os tor.
re % fommer tilipnelooenoe alOrig
til bet gunft | oeres 9iloerelie,
boor De iaa meget iom falOer en-
9onre ooer oeres euer anoresS pno.
anore fsler Opbt og imerteliet Spn-
bens 5oroGrOelie / Sierte 90 Sino
og oennemrpites al en- itingenoe
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Faa aOngenej.

timber openitonenoe SiteI er Der
npIig uofommen poa 5orfatterens
6orlag (Strom, @is.) en- Digtfam-
ling of Si9uro 5oIteItaO, qraft /
Den norife Sbnooe. Den befenote
nOrff-amerifanife 5orfatter @aIot-
mar Niger Tiger ON goeen bI. a:
~gi bar Der en- DietiamIing, iom
baaoe bpao Sproe og Sn6boA an
gaar boIoer RaoI meo$iemIanbets."
gogen faas bos Sorfatteren oe
foiter | Omilae 90 Cts.
Daniib 9utb. BubI. Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
areoS. % ~llngoomSmpoe.

Gen ~atlontiife areoS ai6olOer,
ON @uo oil, lit Anrsmeoe / Sal
mouth, Me. IA September.
9tGe 9rsoiens Menigbe0er beoes
ienoe 0eIegnter.
aabninesanostieneite 6reOag6or.
mioOag al. 10.
@mner:
1. Mattb. g. "a.
2. Rom. 8, 3.
2emis Gar II, areoSformnno.
uneoomSforbunoet for Den at.
lontiife areos af6ol0er. ON SUB
oil, lit aorsmsOe / 5orbinoeIie
meo areosmsoet i 6nlmoutb, Dee,
D. 4. September.
5oreninaerne be6es enoe Dele.
CATER.
VHtner.
I. @aor on no ener fommer
on biem? 9itf. Is, 1870.
2. @obenb. 3, #.
Chr. Gbriiten n.
6ormnno.
@mnus Wenigbeo ienoer berneO en-
ferIig Sn6bp6elie til ale. iom oil
Dele Subs 9iees Sober meo os /
oisie Doee.
Wnn beoeS inomeIoe zig for D.
90. gneuit.
Baa Wenigbebens 8egne,
2emis BARREN
Rt. 4, Portlano, Ne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-22
NnrsmDoe.

8iSconiin are0s al Zen fore.
0onite Strife of5olOer - om SUB
oil it oelegere0e 4nrsmBoe /
Denmarf Meni9be0, 9ropn Co., |
0ogene ira Sen 81. quguit til Den
3. September.
Wsoet aabnes me0 en- bsiti0elig
@uOstieneite / OenmarfS Rirfe9ors.
Dag Aften 81. s.
6eIgen0e @mner oil bIioe 0rsf.
te0e:
Menigbeoens: Sebr. II, 10. Ser
til OF life nogen iori6mmer CUBS
Iaa0es Gi0."
areoienS @mne: l.. SenoaaSifolen
2. 9ibelens Snipiration.
Meni9be0erne / areoien beoes
ON at ien6e 0elegater til bette
areOiens Aarsmsoe. Get er en- Selo.
ielge. at ale areoiens BrRiter iaa
oiOt muIi9t, 9ioer Mg0e.
5 anr o9lges areoienS npe @nl.
beosm9no.
Poo areoiens geene,
n. 5. Ding.