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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
OPEN-AIR DRAMA FOR
TRINITY STUDENTS
COBURN PLAYERS ENGAGED TO
PRESENT SR&KESPEAR'S
PLAYS IN MAY.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
TRINITY COLLEGE. DURHAM, n.
c.. March 4.--Announcementh has been
made by Dr. Frank C.. Brown, of the
department of English, that a con-
tract has been signed with the Coburn
Players to present three of their plays
on the college campus next May.
Every one was so delightfully."- pleased
with the three Shakespearean plays
presented here last year that popular
demand Is strongly I'm favor of the
repetition of something like them.
The Coburn Players enjoy repu-
tation fully as high as that of the
Ben Greet Company, which was here
last year. Coburn is now presenting
his performances In New York City
to large audiences. The company
will not only visit Trinity, but win
make a tour of the more important
Southern Colleges. Trinity is especi-
ally we'll prepared for the coming OF
these comedians. for the beautiful
stage that was SO Handsomely az
ranged last year is prettier now than
ever.
Three performances will be given
at Trinity. On May IL will be pre-
scented Chaucer's Canterbury Pilgrims,
"a play which is said to be peculiarly
adapted TO outdoor presentations On
the following afternoon Shakespeare 9
Much Ado About Nothing will be
given, and on the same night they
will offer the "Elektra OF Euripides. :"
This latter play has never been seen
in Durham, and 1t will be looked for
ward to with the greatest interest.
The public lecture committee of the
college Is arranging for the installa-
ton in the lecture room of the new
academic building Of n modern pro-
telescope apparatus. which will cost
when completely equipped. something
like eight hundred dollars. With this
apparatus 1t will he possible to pro-
ject large views in natural coiors
from prepared slides, paintings, pho
tographs and other materials. A very
Interesting series OF lectures are being
arranged. which are to be given free
under the auspices of the college
Discuss Smallpox.
A most interesting, meeting Of the
Science Club was held a few nights
ago. The subject discussed was
Smallpox" Several interesting pa
pers were read by some of the mem
bere on the nature OF the disease
the history of its ravages and the effi-
cheney of vaccination,
After about fifty charges Of oyna-
mite. the old tower In the destroyed
Duke building has been RACED TO the
ground at last. The work of clearing
away the debris is now going on rap
Idly, and as soon as this is removed
the contractors win begin the con-
struction OF the new administrative
building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
AUTO COURSE ENDS
WITH SIX GRADUATES

months has just been completed at
the Virginia Mechanics Institute and
certificates OF proficiency will be
granted the following members OF the
class; L. NJ Barr. F. b. Huffman, Jos.
Jones, T. ID. Neal 3, r. s, Wagner,
Frank Whftlock.
The class has been under tho d.
rection of O. w. Bebout. shop ensi-
neer of the American Locomotive
Company. and had an enrolment OF
twenty. The next session OF the au-
tomobile course will begin with the
next school session at the end of next
September.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS HOLD DEBATE,

especial to The Richmond vtrginian.)
CHESTER, VA, March 4.---The Ches-
ter Agricultural High School debating
Club Friday afternoon debated the
question Resolved. That Circum-
stances Mako the Man" A reading
Was given by Graham Bruce and = de-
olAmatton by Leslie Hatcher. The
speakers in the Affirmative were Cor
don Shepherd, Fisher Bruce and Burton
Ellis. while those on the negative side
were Graham Ellis, Thomas Bury and
Rowlett Bruce. The question was de-
cided In favor Of the affirmative
Mrs. ] j. Mckenzie left this morning
for her home In Dillon. 8. c., after 4
pleasant visit to her parents Mr.. and
Mira q. II. Robertson.
Mrs Mary Proctor accompanied bv
home from delightful visit to rela-
tives at Forest Hill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
ANTITRUST Bill
PASSES HOUSE
NORTH CAROLINA PASSES MEAS
TIRE AIMED AT oPPREs
srvE COMBINES

RALEIGH, y. G. March the
House passed ,he burlington anti
trust bill yesterday afternoon with
an amendment that cut ont the pro-
viEcn that the solicitor have 10 per
cent OF the fines imposed when con-
victions are scared. the amendment
providing that the Judge can make
an allowance to the solicitor.
The bill provides fund for the
expense az prosecutions through the
attorney general and solicitors and
adds suhsections to ihc present Law
prohibiting the use Of coupons. re-
hates and prizes in the sale OF mer-
chanaise and another making II a
rniyseraeanor 60 solicit Grade by means
Of false representations as To con-
nection with other business enter
prises and as to the ownership Of
business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
SERVICES OF SPECIAL INTEREST
IN THE RICHMOND CHURCHES

Second Baptist church--Graded
Sunday school and organized classes
for men and women at 9:30. The
pastor, l.. b. Warren. .. D.. breaches
at both hours. in the morning. con-
tinuing the series on "Pentecostal Pre-
cedents," and at night speaking from
the theme, Where the Trail Divides"
Mr.. G.. c. Wright. the famous tenor
OF Washington city, will sing the Of
fertory at both hours, and the must
cal program, under the direction of
Professor Howard Bryant. will be rem
desed as follows:
Morning-"Cantata Domini," Dud-
ley Buck, tenor solo, Mr.. Wright;
baritone solo. The Inner Circle" Mr..
Bryant.
"Santus." Gounod; tenor
solo. Mr.. Wright: II Heard the Voice
Of Jesus Say" Speaks. At all services
seats free and a cordial welcome to
all.
Rev. J. Henning Neims. .. D.. rec
tor of Ascension church. Washington,
ID. c.. will preach. at Monumental
church Sunday at II A. M. and +.
NJ. AT the 4 o'clock service he will
address the Heugenot Evangelical So
LlFIy Oh NiCIlUlpNd ON thG WpTk beinE
done in France. After tho service
there will be a short organ recital.
AZ Centenary Methodist church.
DR.. c. r. Reid will preach at II A.
M. and at r. NJ. Rev. J. N. Latham.
p. o.. will preach. Evening subject
"A Broken Wage That Brought I'm
mortality"
The regular monthly meeting of
the Baptist Young Peoples Associa-
don OF Richmond and vicinity will be
held next Sunday afternoon at East
End Baptist church at 3:so p. NJ. Spe-
cial music.
At Broad Street Methodist church.
corner Tenth and Broad streets
Rev. 8. c. Hatcher. ID. D.. will preach
at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ. Morning
subject, The Constrainfng Power of
Love" At night, AN Invitation to
Rest A cordial welcome extended
to the public to worship with us.
The pastor. DIR. Ryiand Knight. will
preach at Calvary Baptist church Sun
day at IL A. NJ. and s p. NJ.
Trinity Methodist church, corner
Twentieth and Broad streets-Rev
Ernest Stevens. pastor. Topics for
Sunday: Morning. Gods Attitude To-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
CHURCH CLERK THREE DECADES
Now Mr.. s. ID. Quinn IL Elected to
Succeed His Father In the once.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. March
AT the monthly business meeting
of the Baptist church ON Thursday
night Mr. S. B. Quinn elected
church clerk to succeed his father. the
late Captain 8. J. Quinn. Captain
Quinn had been clerk or more than
thirty years at the time of his death.
Mrs. II. g. Northrnp. OF Richmond,
is visiting Mrs. n. r. Tankard
Mrs. A. p. Rowe and two children
have gone to frvfn1ton to spend ssv-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

Or. H. r. McIlwaine, State librarian,
has instituted research for informa-
ton concerning the treaties made by
this State with the Indians. His In
vestigation was begun at the request
of Chief q. NJ. Cook. OF the Pamunkey
Indians, who says his tribe has been
deprived OF their rights. Cook with
several tribesnen called at the~State
library on Friday and interviewed DIR.
McIiwaine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Cloudiness 10 quite general this
morning from the Rocky Mountains
westward 10 the Pacific coast; also In
the Southern and South Atlantic states,
the east Lake region and the Middle
Atlantic States, Precipitation has oc-
CURED during the past ~ hours In the
Middle Atlantic States. the east Lake
Region and over the Pacific States. The
weather has grown warmer In the low
er Mississippi Valley and in Texas;
elsewhere the temperature changes
have been unimportant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
The Weather

RICHMOND, VA. Mar. 4.--Forecast
for Richmond and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday. Slightly colder to-
might.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Mar. 4.--Fore-
cast for Virginia Fair tonight and
sunday. slightly colder In south por-
ton to- might,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

dren." this being the third OF the
series of sermons on Duties
Highland Park Methodist church:
Preaching at IL a. M. by Rev. w.
Asbury Christian, u. ID. At Il. M.
by the pastor, Rev. Daniel t. Mer-
rift.
At the Emmanuel Baptist church
the text for the morning service will
be. witt thou not possess that which
Chemosh. thy god, giveth thee to pos
sess y The evening text VIII be. -
am the Way. the Truth and the Life.
The Rev. c. e. Schaible Is to preach.
First Unitarian church, Floyd ave-
nue. and Harrison street, Rev. Alex
ander T. Bowser. minister: Subject
for Sunday. second sermon In series
Inspiration and Authority of the BIZ
BILE" Services at II O'Clock.
The Christian Aid Missionary AL
lance: Sunday services at the hail.
b0s West Broad street: 2:45 r. NJ,
Sabbath school; $40 r. NJ, regular
preaching service: subject. Christ,
Our Passover" Speaker, William I.
Evans. +. NJ. evangelistic service.
W eiCpIne TO all.
Church Of Christ. Scientist, Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. Subject of
sermon viii be Adam"
Gospel Hall, bo7 North Thirt, third
street: DIR. William J. Times will
speak Sunday. March S, at 4 r. Nj;
subject, "Watchcraft: What Sa, the
Scriptures?'
Life and Advent Christian church,
Chaffln street near Randolph: Preach
Ing Sunday at IL A. NJ. and r. NJ.
by Elder James HowIe. Subject at
ii A. M. Spiritual Prosperity; eve
ming, Separation" Bible school Sun
day at $3.50 A. II. Prayer and con-
ference meeting Wednesday evening
at p. NJ A cordial welcome to all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
MRS. SPARKS SPEAKS
TO MEN AT Y. NJ. c. A.

The mems meeting, under the au-
spices of the Central Young Mems
Christian Association will be held to-
morrow Sunday afternoon in the
association auditorium at $50 O'Clock
opening with an illustrated song ser
vice. The speaker Will be Mrs. May
Pauline Sparks. national speaker Of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union. Mrs. Sparks subject will be
Life, Power and Reform" She is
an attractive, gifted speaker, and all
men are invited to hear this address
There will be songs in the dark and
the Second Presbyterian church choir
will sing
Mrs. Sparks will also speak at the
meeting of the Boys Sunday After
noon Club at 2:3o in the boys depart
ment rooms; subject The Value Of
American Youth. All boys are in
vited. If you want to get in, come
early.
At the Railroad Y. VI. c. A.
The Railroad Man" will be the
subject of Nc. Coles address at the
Railroad Y. NJ. G. A.. Main Street
Station, SATURDAY,, March 4, at Sis
F. NJ, to which all railroad men are
invited. Mr.. III. NJ. Cole. of st. Louis,
is the Southern field organizer for the
Sheldon School Of Craftsmanship, Ser
vice and Efficiency. He has lately
addressed the Hundred Club of the
Central Y. NJ. G. A, Last evening he
delivered lecture on "Salesmanship''
to the Richmond Retail Merchants
Association and their employees MFR.
Cole is doing q good work, co-ope-
rating with business men genera lily
for greater commercial efficiency.
On Sunday at $3.50 p. NJ. Rev. d.
Clay Lilly. l.. r., will deliver his last
address Of ~ series of eight on
Fundamentals II Gospel Truth" the
subject Of this last address being
"Consummation and Glory" DR.. LII
" has spoken to large audiences at
the Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. every sun
day, and doubtless many men will
be out on the coming Sunday to
hear this last address. a very at
traotive program of music will be
rendered from to $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

Methodist church. Music was fur
nished by two quartettcs and indivi-
dual members of the council.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04
IN VARIOUS CITIES.

observations are for the ~ hours
ending at A NJ. Eastern Standard
time.t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

The regular services will he held at
Randolph Street Baptist church on
Sunday. Preaching morning and night
by the pastor. Rev. w. L. Robertson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

AT the Grace Street Baptist church
there will be preaching st II A. Nj.
by the Rev. r. D. Garland. and at
8 P. NJ. by the pastor; subject. MAJ
man the Syrian"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

no
C.aAdsr-
2ss:n sss s,. refined ryns
o . could iatste
blood
hesthy
IL blood
elements the food
Portable excessive tissue ws from levers.
refreshing
iszis Stick this safe and remedy and refuse all Just sood
Golden Medical will halt much food
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

ward Sin and the Sinner: evening.
''Sin It's Own Detective
st. James Methodist church--Rev.
q. r. Greene, pastor. Preaching at
IL O'clock; subject, The Officers Re-
port-How Man Spake Like This
Man" At 8 p. NJ, subject, THE
True Stewardship Of Life"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

Of breath exersoa, pain the heart
dizzy fcents oppressed breathn9 after meals their
ewes become blurred their heart sufficiently strong
to pump blood extremes and they have cold hands
poor appetite because Of weakened blood supply
to the stomach tonic stetive should be taken
which has NO bad af,er-eect Such Dr. Perces Golden
Medical Discovery which contains dangerous narcotics
nor alcohol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

dren," this being the third OF the
series of sermons on Duties"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

Highland Park Methodist church,:
Preaching at IL a. M. by Rev. w.
Asbury Christian, u. ID. At II. M.
by the pastor, Rev. Daniel T, Mer-
ritt-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

At the Grove Avenue Baptis
church there will be preaching a
morning and evening servides by tn,
pastor, the Rev. w. c. James. TIL. d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

At Laurel Street Methodist church
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ
by the pastor, Rev. DIR. James H.
Moss. Visitors cordially welcomed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

venable Street Baptist church
Preaching both morning and evening
by the pastor Rev. J. r. Johnson. His
morning theme will be Home Mis-
sions.' and will be delivered under
AIRY Society.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

Gospel Hall, 507 North Thirty third
street: Dr. William j. Innes will
speak Sunday. March S, at 4. p. Nj. :;
subject, 'Watchcraft: What Sa~ the
Scriptures?''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

Westminster Presbyterian church,
Rev. James Y. Fair. d. D.. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow II A. NJ. by Rev.
Russell Cecil. ID. D.. and S p. M by
Rev. G.. Il. Stricken, d. u. Sunday
school $50 A. NJ. Westminster League
7:l5 r. NJ. Mid-week service Wed
nesday r. NJ. Welcome.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-04

Services will be held in First
Church Of Christ. Scientist, Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. Subject of
sermon viii be Adam"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-17

Uunu1urk.


4rbeioerne ariitenoommen, Tiger Ell
al oisie Mpno. iaa oil De gomle
8pranner bIiue afleit al me. @tO
bet fife maa qua 4rbeioerne, noar
De cngang fommer til Ra8ten -
iom ieg baaber, De oil = iom oct
cite eff i ganIe Cage Tor @robrer-
ne al en- go, at naar 9pttet ituloe
oeIes, lap e~niabeoen op.
airfen % SoeiaIoemofratiet ber
aaa iammen i aampen moo 9our-
geoiIiet. 9}en BET fan life negtes,
at Socialoemofrotiet pao opientlige
9unfter bar taget aroen up efter
ct foroprpet gour9eoiii.
5aleren min0eoe ON, at ser for
ct 9or 2lar iioen uofom en- BOG,
Ser gennem lit Snobol0 uoen oioere
erfIGreoe fpinoeIig aenbeo for Rar-
reitreqer. Ter ~ifil0reoes en- apin0e,
Ser bonoe nof al Benge % reiIte
til ct. Retersbora. boor bun begif
Toiterfor6rioelie, % tom oerefter
%tilbage. u0en at nogen nioite, boao
Ser BAR ioreaanet. 3Pnf paa arbei-
0erfpinoer / ct lignen0e IiliPloe.
rige fan reiie til %llolanoet, men
er BET iaaleoes. man ifal tale til
4r~6eioernes 9etre2 aaiqeoeI ifrep
.Soc. Gem, at oet par en- iortrPf-
ielia BOG Tor oanife arbeioere.
Irbei0ernes 6erere 9lemmer
un6ertioen Be iocioliitiife Soeer,
nopnlia naar De fommer bsiere op
i Samiun0et. Get bil0e uoen Epipl
aoa Sem anoerIeoes. ON De par
ariitne. 6oreoraget. Ser bsrtes me0
0pmurfiombe6. eiterfuIates al en-
Iiplig Bodybuilding.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-17

og inolagt paa VtioOel'
TART Sp9ebus.
06enie, 28. September. st 8
9iaaneoer gammelt Barn ira Der
hinge er inoIogt pan OOene Spge'
bus Tor 9ernelammelie.
5%aaborg, %. September. en Z
aarig Cater al en- @usmanO paa
ararup Mnrf er inOlagt paa SD'
gebuiet i ainge Tor 9ernelammelle.
Gpfebing z, IS. September.
Ter er foniinteret 9ernelammeIie
pos en- 5aarig 3reng ! @%reuinge.
Barnet er inOlagt paa g~tDfebing
Spgebus.
ajsge, IS. September. ii.
itriftslpge 4rctauoer / StOrebeoin-
ge bar / @nar tonitateret 9srnelnm.
melie Dos en- 2aarig 3atter al 9tsg.
ter giggo Olien / Ssiitrup. Bar
net er inolagt paa StorebeOinge
Spgebus.
Muno. % alOuipsen. Get npe
5iIiploe al WunO. % Slopigge
poa 9ollono blep fonitateret al DDr.
i9ge Gbritenien ira 3afifou, Der
isrer 3ilipn meo 9eiGtningen poa
@naroen ~6reosbolm. geterinerfp.
iiflts Bang bIeo telesrnfiif tiItoIot,
og bans llnOeriegelie befrGiteoe,
at 3 aser er o~nerebne. gei9tnin.
gen, Der er al 2ollanos iineite, t9l.
Ter $50 STR. Sornfp9g. Zen pil
forelebig life blioe ilaaet neo.
Solst Singitplas. aarbuS ON.
egns misunderstanding bar ben /.
Oft. febt en- f12 aar gammel
Singitplog al @oOseier 9~aoefogeo
til Morienlpit (Somburg) for IT,
900 SIR. fontant og $4,000 SIR. poo
gilfanr. glaeen er fuloen eiter
naarmarf SsOoine" Og en- pr9mie'
hoppe, tilbsrenoe @ooseier 2aoefo'
geo.
0pt 1ampifib. 1irsOas ben 26.
J Sept. ofboIotes | Sunoet ben Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-17

san nGreOe itGrft 5ateresie ior
2lrtGologi o. uOgap ire gino raOe.
reOe 6remitiIlinger al norOiife Do.
lager.
llnoer arigen. 6oor ban oeltog /
Slaset UeO Slesuis og 5reoerif.
itnos 6oripnr, uonppntes ban II
gremierlsitHaHt % 1861 til sap.
tain.
Gre Sprn Operfprt. Seitene ior ct
2ano6ofsretei Der oen 26. Sept.
boIot uoen for en- as6manosiorret.
ming / SoIiteO, 6leo ifp og loo
ls6if. Ere imaa @ern bleo ouer.
fort, ct al 9ernene, til6erenoe llr.
mayer Senien, 6leD iaa itprft fpp.
itet, at oct osOe paa Ste6et, ct an.
oct al 9srnene. tilbsrenoe Sten.
lager SbuIeien, blep ian alporligt
fppitet, at BET n9ppe fan lene, oct
treoie Barn Hap meS lettere apa.
teller.
Ten OnSe SnmuittigbcS. Qaa
9orHp Morf pos Sens Senien bleo
Rotten mellem Senoag og Man.
Ona t2l. og 20. Sept.) forsuet ct
0pfIetpperi Tpoen fsrte ifle. nIanb.
Gaabl." itriiuf beno6 @eien til go.
rip. Den Der msote ban tilfel.
Dig Seniens Bige, Der itrafs fiinoe
fenoe Gpflen og %formentlig bar
giort 1poen opmprfiom paa bette.
5 aft 5olo er ban bIeben urolia
tbi ON Morgenen Iaa gpflen ben.
ilGngt paa Narfen.
Woiebrano. Ia Wo6s QinSe |
DieIo for en- MaaneSs Sio Iiben of.
brpnote noget obne, gif Der Sl6 I
ct ban tilbsrenoe Stpffe Moie. II.
Den bar Iioen lieset og uImet, blus.
ieoe Onsooe ben 81. Sept. / ben
ftprfe gIrit fraftist op, foo en- Del
of Den iaafoIbte Storemoie itoor I
Brand. gntogelis err Der ifsIae
~SfiDe 5lfbl. br9not ca. 10 Tor.
2ono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-17
SiifOp CitenfeIOs Ordination.

giifop 9itenfel0, Der itoar / 8en-
Ifabsfor6olo til 9iifop aocb i 3i'
be, bar ifelge yabbon." i~oreipurgt
oenne, ON ban par oilIig til at ino-
ri BAN til giifop. 9iifop aocb bar
imiOlertio u%nOilnaet Jig, oa ban /
ben nuoRrenoe- firtelige Situation
bar ct merfere Spn. iom ipnes BAN
at pqre i 9eien for at itau iom Or.
oinotor paa en- Tag, Der if1loe p9-
re IN 8lpoesoog for Ben npe BIZ
flop. Get perionlige @enifabsfor-
bolo melIem De to M9nO foritprres
BOG life oeroeO.
giitop SitenfelO bar iaa efter
aftole me0 8iifop 8egener an6olOt
aultusminiiteriet ON, at 8iifop Use
gener maa ioretnge bans Sn0oieIie
iom 9iifop. Zen bSitioeIige San0-
ling niI ianoipnIigois finOe Steo
ben %. 0ftober / 6rue 9irfe.
ariitcnOOm % Suciulismc. Otter
SnobD0elie al gSocial0emofratiif
llngoomsforening" inOleoeOe @nitor
Sans 4ocb, 8elIerup ON Aitenen
0en 81. Sept. en- 6orbnn0Iing / Hs.
merggaoes 5eitinI ON openitnnenOe
gmne.
6aIeren minoeoe ifIg. aar. 9gbI."
ON, at Be iociaIiitiife Sheer par no
runone ira ariitenOommens SLIDER
% oil oenoe tiIbage til ariitenoom.
men igen. 7ette er ogina Be en-
gelife arbeioerfsrere flare ooer,
boilfet tilitrpffeIig goOtgiorOes gem
nem en- Rpffe Gitater. @lemmer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-17
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Islam, en- Troens Provesten.

En- klar og gribende Skildring af Forholdene den mu-
hamedanske Verden og ct alvorligt Opraab ON
Evangeliets Udbredelse blandt Islams NIillioner =
af Samuel Zwemer. Oversat og forkortet at Sog-
neprest Anton Petersen, Aalborg. LOG Slider,
~smagfuldt Omslag... -. ..........+...
Den afgorende Time den kristne Mission
af John R. Mott, Generalsekretar for ,verdens Kriste-
ige Studenterforbund Autoriseret Oyersattelse
med Forord af Provst H. Ussing. Udgivet af bet
Danske Missionsselskab' 268 Slider med Stats
fisk Tilleg SAINT Navne- og Sagregster -.
Denne Bog, der like alene har yundet uhyre stor
Udbredelse paa Engelsk, men som n9sten utrolg kort
It'd er gaaet igennem 4 Oplag Danmark, VII ogsaa
blandt os kunne vekke og nare Kerlighed til og Inter
esse for Hedningemissionen
David Livingstone. En- Levnedsskildring af Past. V.
Munck. Med L~ivingstons Portrait og 7 Tresnit og
ct Kort. Udgivet af Udvalget for Folkeoplysnings
Fremme. 375 Slider, indb. ................
VIII for og nu, eller Kristendom blandt Menneskeedere,
af A. C. L. Grove-Rasmussen. 152 Slider med Il Bill
leder og l Kort. Kartonneret .................
Breve fra General Gordon. Forkortet Oversattelse af
Karen Raider. 2O6 Slider paa godt Papir. so,
smukt indbunden -. =. .................
George Williams Levned at ]. e. Holder Williams. Au-
toriseret Oversattelse. Tilegnet Krstelig Forening for
unge Mend i heIe Verden. Forord at Past. Olfert
Ricard. 232 Slider med mango Ilustrationer. lndb.
Ansgars Levned af Rimbert. Oversat af Past. 2. Fen
ger, med Oplysende Noter af Prof. H. Dirk SAINT
Forord af Prasterne A. Stricken og G. Minister.
22 Slider kSnt Shirtingsbind og med Tornees be-
kendte BiIlede yAnsgar prediker' for den ual-
mindelig billige Pris af
! Tamate, Jakob Chalmers Liv og Eventyr som Missio-
! nar paa Sydhavs9erne. 255 Slider med mango IL
! lustrationer. l smukt udstyret Shirtingsbind -.
misunderstanding for Born.
! Drenge og Drenge. Skildringer fra Missionsmarken.
4 1853 Slider med mango Billeder og smukt indb. -.
/ Pigebern og Pigebern. Fortellinger fra Missionsmar-
f ken. 156 Slider med Billeder. Smukt indb.
! Solbern / ct solrigt Land af Mary N. Tuck. Paa Dansk
we'd A. K. Tilegnet ct lille Barn, som for 5 Aar 81
den var Solstraalen ct indisk HEN. 108 Slider,
indbunden -.
! Breve til mine Born fra Diet hellige Land af Henry A.
Harper. S@der og Skikke i Dsterand. Forord af
Past. job. Vibe- Petersen. so store Slider med tai
rige ulustrationer. Smukt illustreret Papbind.
1 Lille Trnle. Indblik Bernelivet ct indisk HEN. I'd
givet af Kirkelig Forening for Indre Mission Dan
mark. SO Slider, i Omslag Observation-Disclosures.
DANISH LUT PUBL. HOUSE,
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