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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
FAIL To OFFER
PLAN To SETTLE
SEWERAGE SUIT
New York Representatives Meet
Jersey Men Without Reach
ing Agreement.

It was expected that New York would
have a compro~ to offer the repre-
s~entatives of New Jersey in the effort
being made to settle the suit over the
proposed Passaic Valley sewer brought
in the United States Supreme Court,
but when the men from both States
got together in New York today nc
plan looking toward a settlement was
offered. 1t is said. however. that one
may be submitted in the course of a
week or so.
AS a result of there being no definite
plan for a settlement, Supreme Court
COMMISSIONS Maher continued the
hearing. It was delayed until almost
moor because of the non-appearance of
Robert H. MeCarter. formerly attor-
ney-general of this State. it was de-
cided to go on without him.
Adrian Riker, of this city, conducted
the examination for New Jersey and
for the Passaic Valley Sewerage Com
mission. Robert Tribue, secretary Of
the old New York Bay Pollution Conn
mission, and ali expert on sewerage,
was the first called upon to testify.
He said that he had been building
sewers in Richmond borough for sew
eral years and that he constructed
them so as to take charge of the drain
age from storm basins. This, he said.
was about ten times the amount of the
daily flow from houses. Each house
served, he said, averages about 100 gal
Ions of sewage into the sewer daily.
AT the hearing two weeks g Mr..
Tribue said that the proposed Passaic
Valley sewer would empty $50, 900 gal
Ions ~ aauyaOo into NnU Nnrl baN
daily Mr.. Riker said, and then asked
him how many people that would serve.
Mr.. Tribue replied $500, 900.
That is more people than we have
sn the proposed PLAN replied Mr..
Riker.
Mr.. Tribue said that he did not know
the population of the district to be
served. nor did he know the extent of
the territory.
Mr.. Tribue said hat if the sewage
from the Passaic Valley we're emptied
into New York bay it would make the
bay a basin of sedimentations." He
was asked by Mr.. Riker if the plans
included a plant for the elimination of
sediment would they be agreeable to
him.
IF they are adequate it Will be all
right" answered Mr.. Tribue.
Have you seen the agreement be-
tween New Jersey and the United
States regarding this natter" asked
Mr.. Riker.
81 have replied Mr.. Tribue.
Don't you kno a sedimentation
plant la ~included?"
"If results accrue as they are prom
Used | have nothing to say" replied
Mr.. Trfbue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
CITY BRIEFS


Local veterans of the Thirteenth New
Jersey Volunteer Association will jour-
ney to Somerville on Wednesday to
participate in the t~wenty-irst annual
reunion of the volunteers, which will
be held in the armory building.
The Xavier Catholic Club of st.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church will
open the fall season this evening with
a reception, dancing and prize bowl
ing contest in its clubhouse, at High
and William streets. Those who will
o~ficiate on the reception committee
will be Albert j. HOLE, jr., chairman;
John r. Monahan, candidate for sher-
iff; p. II. Ryan. Frederick Zipf, sr,,
Joseph ]. Koermaier. William Norman
and Michael T. Bauderman, jr.
Rev. DR.. James c. Howard, pastor of
the Halsey Street M. e. Church, win
be the speaker at the thirty eighth an
niversary celebration of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union No. /.
which will be held at w. c.. T.. U. Hall,
at Market and Mulberry streets, on
Wednesday evening.
Hugh Wolf, of $50 Market street.
charged with violation of the excise
law. was held in $500 bail for the grand
jury by Judge Hahn in the First Pre-
cinct Police Court today. Nine men
who were in the place at the time were
paroled.
E. Allen Smith, chief deputy coll
lector of internal revenue in this dis
trict, with George H. Burke. of Pater-
son, are in Detroit today representing
the Fifth district at the convention of
the National Internal Revenue EN-
ployees' Association. President Taft,
accompanied by a number of prominent
statesmen, are expected to address the
delegates.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
TAFT IN DETROIT;
WILL SPEAK ON
TRUST QUESTION
Greeted By Rain He Cheers Up
AT Breakfast With News
paper Owners.

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 1S.-Presi-
dent Taft in~augurated a four days
stay in Michigan today With four
speeches in and around Detroit. The
more important of these ne reserved
for the Chamber of Commerce lunch
con at Wayne pavilion. in this city,
where he had announced he would dis
cuss the trust question in general
and the recent decisions of the United
States Supreme Court in the Standard
Oil and Tobacco Trust cases in par
ticular.
Mr.. Taft reached Detroit early today
after an alI-night ride from Erie. He
left his train in a downpoar, but while
breakfasting at the Detroit Club toe
clouds began TO give away, and there
was a promise of sunshine fer the out
door events on the presidential pro-
gram.
At the breakfast, where the presi-
lent was entertained by Milton Nc
Rae, and met fifty or more newspaper
editors and proprietors, he spoke brief
ly of his former connection with news
paper work in Cincinnati.
u was assigned to the courts said
the President. in describing his repor-
torial career. .'and the first big scoop
that I got was an advance story of a
decision on a very important ease.
which was exactly the opposite of the
decision which the Judges handed down
next day Amid laughter the Presl-
lent added that that was the nearest
he had ever come to contempt of
court.
Is Brothcr-in-Iaw to n Newspaper.
Mr.. Taft sale he had listened during
the morning to a number of editors
discussing the difficulty of nearly al
ways having TO defend someone. Some
of the editors boosted that they were
not troubled that way.
q haven't got a newspaper a
the President with a smile, but | am
a sort of brother-in-law to a news
paper. So while it may be embarras-
sing to a newspaper at times to be
related to a statesman, 1t sometimes
may be embarrassing to the statesman
TO be related to a newspaper.
Il am starting on a long trip, gentle
men. and l ask your prayers both for
my mental and physical well-being.
This trip. l may say, was not entered
into with malice aforethought. Some
times when I contemplate 1t | hold my
breath. But, being in, l am going
through with IT."
Senator William Alden Smith Joined
the Presidents party today and will
make most of the trip through Michi-
gan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
CROWD, WATCHING SUNKEN
TUG, THREATENS BRIDGE.

Fearing a serious accident, bridge
tenders at the Centre street bridge
over the Passaic river found it neces-
sary yesterday TO call upon the Harri-
son police to clear the temporary struc-
ture of hundreds of men and women
who had gathered on the Harrison side
to Witness the work of raising the tug
boat Onward, which sank into the Pas
saio late Saturday night, after it had
sprung aleak. Policeman Samuel
Boob, of Harrison, was sent to the
bridge, and he had his Hands full keep
ing the bridge people-free. After con-
siderable york the tug was hauled to
surface.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
Jog on Return of FroLic
Brief, for Wusky's Gone

tisement in the Lost and Found" COL
umn of the STAR:
LOST-Small black cat; white tip on
end of tail; name Frolic; liberal re-
ward. MUNDY, 65 Avon av.
Frolic, demure in her playful inno-
cence, found her way back to Mrs.
Mundy, who was delighted.
Now. however, Wusky, a big white
cat. with black spots and a black tail,
has fallen prey to a vagrant impulse
and disappeared.
Mrs. Mundy is offering a liberal re-
ward.
Won't some kind-hearted person find
poor Wusly?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
WILL TELL. OF CONVENTION.

The delegates from the Summerield
Methodist Episcopal Church to the
Worlds Sunday School Convention,
held in San Francisco last June. will
their report at a meeting of the
officers and teachers of the church. to
be held Wednesday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maschman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kimber were the delegates.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
UNION VIII FIGHT APPEAL.

Local Union 1887 Of the United Broth
erhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
America will carry TO the Court of
and Appeals the appeal from the
decision by Vice-Chancellor Walker.
which sets aside the injunction granted
by vice-Chancellor Howell against the
brotherhood, restraining the national
body from suspending the union for al
legged violation of the union rules.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
Mundy's Playful Cats
Grieye Her by Yielding to
Yagrant Impulse.

Devious and dark are the ways of
the cat world. This is evident from the
fortunes and misfortunes of fluffy
Frolic and white Wusky, both being
erring and erratic pets of Mrs. Henry
II. Mundy, 65 Avon avenue
When Frolic departed for places un-
known Mrs. Mundy inserted this adver-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
ALLEGED CHECK THIEF STILL HELD.

James Murtha. alias j. c, Eaton,
charged with passing worthless checks
and theft, is still detained at police
headquarters. while the detectives are
investigating numerous dark points in
his case. Murtha vas arrested Satur-
day while attempting to dispose of
cigars. which he admits he had stolen
in Bloomfield. After being taken to
police headquarters he confessed to
many %robberies.
Sergeants Tuite 2and Horter have
been looking for the man for several
months for the passing Of several
worthless checks. He admitted that
they were bogus and at the same time
confessed to some robberies that had
not been reported TO the police. He
will be a~rraigned in the Fourth Pre-
cinct Police Court tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
TWISTS BROOM. BREAKS SHOULDER.

Myron Benson, sc years old, of IS
Rutgers street, had his shoulder frac-
tured while he and his brother were
twisting a broom handle, each trying
to take it away from the other. He
was treated at the City Hospital and
sent home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
FINED $40 FOR ASSAULT.

Joseph Kregei, of ace South Tenth
street, was fined $40 in the First Grim
inal Court today on a complaint that
he was with n gang of men that held
I'D and robbed William Vein. of t04
Bleecker street, last night. Vein, ac-
companied by a woman, was going
through a lot on Hamilton street, he
declared, when he was set upon by a
gang of hoodlums. Plainclothesmen
Mcclure and O'Gara were in the neigh
borhood and made the arrest. Ray
mond Keane, of 35 Hamilton street. was
also arrested, but he satisfied the court
that he was not concerned In the affair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
HuRT BY FALL ON STAIRS.

William burlington, 43 years old, 1856
Boyden street, fell down stairs at
his home and received decorations of
the head and legs. He was taken to
the City Hospital and later ser home,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18
PERSONALS ;

John Miuke, of SIS West street, has
returned from a trip to Munich. vi
enna and Budapest.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Foster Wilkinson, of
81 Lincoln Park, will leave tomorrow
on the steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilie
of the North German Lloyd Line for an
extended trip in Europe. Mr.. Wilkin-
son is treasurer of the Wilkinson-Gad-
dis Company.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18

Every school boy or girl should Sc
cure one, of the Star Dictionaries Cut
coupon from this paper.-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18

Every school boy or girl should securs
one of The Star dictionaries. Cut coupon
from this paper.-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18

Every school boy or girl should Sc
cure one Of the Star Dictionaries. Cut
from this papcrZAdv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18

have the pleasure of seeing the extreme styles and of
buying them if you wish, and at the same time the
satisfaction of seeing the more modest styles, which
you are most likely to adopt.
There will be wonderful hats and wonderful
gowns.
We are going to make a showing such as only
we can make with our splendid facilities and equip
ment. We have gathered beautiful things from the
best sources of supply-things ready TO wear and ma
terials for making everything that woman wears.
We want you to see this exhibition. We want
you to come early and stay as long as you like.
The invitation is open to all.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-18

1t is one thing to see the fashion pictures in the
magazines and to dream of looking like the figures in
graceful, beautiful gowns there depicted. quite an
other 70 see the hats and gowns and wraps in con-
crete form-to see them just as they are-to see them
Just as they will look on you and other women-to
see them closely, to consider the colors, to feel of the
quality, to know the cost.
We present in this autumn opening exhibit a
revelation of the fall fashions such as will do your
heart good. Both the simple and the elegant in fash
ion will find a place in this show. 1t will be an in
structive exhibition and most helpful to you when you
are ready to select your apparel for fall. You will
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03

roIife Sqtninger, iom inoeboloes
Sfriften.
Den er 10 netop befen0t for, a
ben bill roffe beo oisie.
Den bill bereoe Seius bans quo
oommelige Natlr og gre BAN til
ct ret og ilet Menneife.
Seq ifal life eioe mig no for al
baoe granifet Den iaa nsie, Del
bar ieg ingen anleoning Baft til.
Nen iaa lanot ieg fen0er Den,
Iaa letter ben gioenifoben iom 0r.
| og Sfriiten iom Scr. 2.
Seius ifal 9eres til en- blot 2e-
rer, Ell &elieionSitifter eg ct 9pos-
mgniter.
0ernte0 er ban itilIet poa liee
Si1ie meo onOre Neligionsitiitere,
lelo ON ban END anieS iom Den
fremmelte al Dem ole.
Der 6lioer fun @roosiorifel, in
gen 8eiensforifel mellem bom og
/. CTS. 9uoobn.
6or mig ltaor BET, iom ben mo-
oerne gi6elfritif er rem og if9r 3o.
tionalisme eaer llninerialisme.
9aonet gi6elfritif betegner oct
Grbeioe, iom De mooerne aonoer
oper for al iaa 9ibelen til at pas.
lie ino / oercs SpItem og itstte oe.
res NnifueIier.
Og bpao oct angaor meo at osm.
me ON 0ens Geiultater, oa fan man
gore oct omtrent lige go0t, enten
man fan @r9if e1er life.
Sbi naar gioenifaben oil bersoe
oS Seiu8 JON ari II 8 og 5reI-
er, Iaa proteiterer belle ben tro.
en6e Menigbeo.
altiaa = Sefitfritiferne, iom bill
gioe os CUBS Oros rene, Hare
Seflt og oGrne ON Greens og Ben
gnooommelige Worols Sanobeoer,
Dem gle0er hi oS oeo og taffer SUB
for.
gibelfritiferne, Iom oiG bgie og
forOanife gibelen til at paste ino /
Den mooerne, oantro HeIigionsfilo.
iofis SDItem, Dem bill ri f9mpe imoo
| Cubs aroft.
q. %. Inoeren II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03
auitteringer.

GiI enfen S6riitine Miffelien,
Stamp Riuer, Ont, Canada, bar ri
mootaget og ofienot til 0Sfnno."
Girls 9effe, Blair, Iebr., $500.
gsieIs y. Sobnion, gotter, 3ebr.
$t.00. anOrea8 2orielt, 2oons,
Nebr. 5000. 8bomos ooren3en, Op
fan0, Nebr. $t.00. 0iels Sanien,
oDonS. Nebr. 800. Maos Setter.
ien, Grub, Solo. $t.00. Ole Ras.
mnsien. 9ruib, Colo. $500. 0iels
2arien, alI6ert 9ea, Minn. $t.00
gi0ere:
30. 6. SEMEN, Selmo, Sal. $t.O0.
5. Sonien, 6resno, Gol. $500.
CIR. SiiIius SEMEN, aenoiba, @is.
$500. 8reo @ooien, aenoibo,
isis. 500. Bait. q. O.. 0ielien,
aenoibo, isis. $t.00. Sans Rielien,
eugene, Ore, 5000 6. 5. Gar.
ienL Council Bluffs, Sa. $500.
s aft $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03
llnsOoms. OeMisiiOnsmsoe / Snifiu

Sra 10. til 10. Sanuar 1911
bliuer Der, oil SUB, afbolot ling
boms. oe @isiionsmeoe / Ruifin,
Nebr. llnge %iaabel Iom plore inobp.
oes beroeO biertelieit til at iamIes
meo os / SUBS Sus ON SUBS Orb.
Melo eoers aomme | goo Sio
iamt til builfen Station; Der oil
90 opre 8ogne til Steoe for at
bente eoer.
6. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03
Slere nse gpser.

grene fra General @orbon $t.20
girfeli9 6relie (Sorrep) so
Oct gomle Stem (San.M c2nren 80
unoer Neiterens Snano (Gbr.
2Dnee). Ia
Sigrio 0aurit5 Beterien) sc
st glif | Cubs aerliebeosDeb
(Sfone ..Beterien) &C
arbeioerne og 3irfen(S aoolin) e
geroens.N isiions. aonierencen 10
3smreriuenoen Seiiis af 0aaa.
ret1. .O5
Dan. 2utb. BubI. Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03
Misfonsmsbe

afboloes, ON @uo pil, / ct. pauli
D. eu.-lutb. Weniabeo, 8ottfu. 60,
So. ira ben 10. til 10. San. 1911.
Weoet beeDnoer 9irsoag Aften
ben 10. Oh inobpoes til Meoet
meo 0roet | aabenbaringens 8oe,
Sap. %, II.
S~nomeloelier til Meoet moo pore
mig i S9noe inOen oen s. San.
Faa Weniabebens oe egne gegne,
$. RwieIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03
airfcinOpiclic % MiSFOnsmpberl

On @uo oil, bIioer Ra5oretb
Menisbeos npe airfe / Ge6or Sails,
Sa., inooiet Senoog Den 10. San.
1911, og Der bill blioe afbolot Mtis-
iionsmeoe nogle al De feIgenoeD aee.
genner ira n9r % fern inobp-
oes bierteIieit til oenne Dor Ssi-
ito, oe s beoes meloe eoers Som.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03
WOgle nbe geger
for Sonoagslfolfn.

SoIbsrn / ct SoIrist 9anS. "
Rarp q. Sucf. Baa Danit bee
". 81. Sfiloringer af inoiif.
8srn. Den banoler mart ON Ipf.
felige Solifinsbsrn, mart on
Dem, Der maatte enife, at De an.
BRIG par feote, blanot Dem man.
&c al Observation-Disclosures ulpffe.
li9e Dire. 108 Sioer, imuft inc.
bunoen, os meb giGeber. Bris
40 Gents.
8rene til mine gprn, fra bet beI.
lise Sanb. Gf Senrp u. Sarper
Weo mango SanItrationer. Sno.
bunoen | faroetrpft papbino.
Bris 40 Gents. Den er le6iagei
af ct SororS az grooit Sob. 8ibe.
Beterien. n@arbus StiItstioenoe-
~ifriper: y9enne BOG fan ma
snife Den pioeit mulige nobre
belle, ba Den er ct Dpperliet Si9i.
pemiooe' til Sorflarine Of inansi
% m Jet / De bibelife So t9I.
Ifngers.
0renge % 0rensc. Sfilorinser fro
Wisiionsmarfen. Operiat al So
rem G9oer. Oct er en- BOG ON
9renee al forifeai9e 8acer, Sub
farper og Gprog. Den fort9aer
pm Snoiens og @rabiens bruns
Drenge, om &frifas forte os ST..
mas guile Orenae, oe ON Eren.
gene iblanot amerifas Snoianer.
TANNER. Wen fsrit % rem.
melt ifeIner Den imeaem De to
Itore Soneogrupper: 0renge, Der
er ariitne, % 8renge, Der ifft
err ariitne. Sg Den minoer ON,
at 8r9nieifeQet ir ELEM oisie to
@-upper itr9ffer igennem bels
Beroen inapel buor be ufilti.
pereoe iom bpor be ~fultipereoe
Solfeitommer Dor.
8Dgen err paa 1916 Sioer, imuft
inbb. oe rigt inuftreret. gris sc
Gents.
Serresaarbsfolf. On np BOG al Sir.
itine @ormarf. Den inbeboloei
en- SamIine al fem friife 90 IL.
oenoe fortoIte Smantr9f al 81.
bet paa2onoet, ii1r iom bet leoes !
De Iaoe Stiier un6er Sptternef
Strantoq. as Sioer meS Bill.
Ieber. s faruetrpft Omilag. gris
90 Gents.
Spr Nebarbejbere | 8srnefirfes
Sortenineer oe Smaaitpffer til
Sgnoagsifolens Tefitr9ffe. 1 =
Gooent til 8inie. geo q. glom.
berg, 3eiieiefreter for gsrne.
guostieneitel. 70 Sioer. gris
% Gents.
~ m-rr.r.-. At
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03

Pait. 5. g. Seeoes aOresie, iom
fer bar Council bluffs, Sa., er
M: Mc Nabb, Sainois.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03

me til Ell nf 11noerteeneoe inoei
IL. Snnuar 1911.
Baa 9a3aretb Menigbeos gegne
elias Brepenien
Weniebeoens Br9it.
904 BLUFFS ct.
Maos 8oIft
Renigbeoens 5ormnno,
81. g., ge0or Sails, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03

lei IfaI fortiettes, iaa maa ni iet
at faa en- goo og npttig 5orbano.
ling.
On ieo fan biorage liot til al
bette fan tie, ifaI oct gleoe mig
Stal en- 3isfution ON iIiee al.
porlige Sing lpffes og bline frugt.
brineen6e, iao moa ri begpnoe med
Sillio til bberonore.
Seq i%fenner 10 goot, at goIt.
IS. Beoerien fiinoe bape boIot inOe
meo jim opIpien6e gemprfning til
Bait. q. Rasmusiens artifel ON
Sfriftens Snipiration.
Do iigeiaa fu1oe pi andre, ionl
peo nogenlunOe geifeo ON, bporleoes
oisie cling forboIoer Jig.
Den bpao oor iaa oeroeo pun.
benz
On life ri oplpier bort 2eafolf
ON De oirfelige 5orbolo, ogioo an.
goaenoe ben beIIige 5frifts Oper.
lepering, ino pil Den nontro 8ioen.
fab esre oct.
vi leoer | en- oplpit 5i0, ioa De
pirfelige 5orboIo JON gioenifa6en
oroger frem / 0ngens Cps, fan
life bolOes ifiuIt.
90 caers foreligger 10 MI 0en
me 0anife 9ibeloperipttelIe meo
line 5orifelIio6eoer, og Den fommer
% til Soils aunoifab.
Ter er belIer ilet ingen sSore oeo
at inor6mme @i0enifobens nirfeli.
&c 6eiultater.
Oct bor Der aIOrig oeret, og oct
oil Der beller alorig blipe.
Bort airfefolf oil oltio oere be6it
tent meo at 6lioe giort fenot meo
Sano6eoen ! etbpert 5or6olo.
Den Lao os life ooerie, at gaIt.
Feoerien ogion i%friper:
Bort airfefoIf maa ii @onae
belIere babe ben Gro, at boer 8eo-
Del | Dor gibel (ogiaa | Dor oonife)
er nfeilbar, emo at oe ifuloe fao
Sopeoet fnIot Of ben neobrpoenoe
9i6eIfritif."
Men ber gel0er BET iult ON lila.
re @rpnielinier" = ferlt o9 frem.
met mellem D8efltfritif" og y8i.
beIfritif."
0e WGn0, Bait. Be6erien neu-
ner, iGrIig Spiferen 9iihenoorf og
@nglgnoerne @eitcott & Sort, er
Sefltfritifere, og ri bar alorig bsrt,
at nogen troenOe 5eolog bar funoet
Sell DeO oeres aritif.
Nan ioritnar, at oe bar arbeioet
meo aGrli86eo til og 9Grbeoigbeo
ior ben bi6elife Sano6eo for at fao
Den inn0eite oa be6ite grpife 9efIt
iremitillet.
vi, iom bar lloget aenoifab til
9i6clens @runoiproe, fan 10 al.
ligeueI life nna op til at UNDER.
isae Soonoifrifterne.
Den ri ier meo Sillio ben til
ili9e troenoe acknowledgements oa
6orifere, og ri isler os / flor 5af.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT til Dem.
Ser er oltiaa en- @renie mellem
Dem og os, en- Iisnenoe, iom Ger
ogiaa er mellem os og Dem, ser
ingen aenoifab bar til @runoipro.
get.
Nen oi giuer os life blin6t 9efIt.
fritifferne | @ol0.
8i imnaer paa 5rugten al De.
res arbeioe, oe noar oi finder, at
ben er iun6 % goo, gleoer pi os.
vi forlanger beller life, = on.
ifer oct langt ira at 2pgfolfct
blinot ifal eioa Zig nogen Slaes
aritif I 8ol6.
De fon oaiaa eoot image pao
aritiffens Srueter, ON be er gooe.
Wan maa %inarere gIeoe iig emo
barnes ooer, naar en- 2egmono ia.
ger til Or6e imoo, booo ban amer
for farIigt.
Men ilist fan ri goot gre meo
Glib til bperonore.
90 nil er oct pitt poa 9ioe at
income ct Reiultot al Eefitfritiften.
Seq minoes Hart, bpoo Ooeriet.
terne ifrep. 90 Den ii0It rini1ereAp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03

9ait. 5. @ertiens aOresie fsr:
Dor 664, aenmare, %. Daf., M:
% q. Off Ct, Council Bluffs, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03

3 Nnleonins af Obenitaaenbe.
SITE at ieg agter at tage ira eaer
feie til 6. anoeriens @rtifel.
Nen - ON Den beepnote Oropef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03
8efenotgsrelier.
goresieforanbrinser

Poltor q. 8. 2unos 4oresie er
MI, Genmare, q. 9af.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03

Eillio til bperan6re.
90 nil er oct pitt poa 9ioe al
npbne ct Reiultot al Eefltfritiffen
Seq minoes Hart, bpao OperI9t'
terne ifreo, ga Den iioit rinioereot
engelife llogaoe al 9ibelen uofom
Oct nngif netop De forifelligt
Soonoifriiter.
Deres Orb LOO ontrent Iom ina
Sch ON ri pil0e iammeni9tte 9i
belens Sefit of De oaarligIte Soano.
ifrifter, iom forefinoes, niIbe iff'
en- enelte Srosanbbeo eIel
en- morolif Setning p9rl
tobt."
Get er SefItfritiffens HeiuItat
og paa fine Steber bar ben enoot
oraget 9rosianobeoerne frem, iat
De itranler florere emo fer.
Self iorifelliet forbolber oct III
meo ben 8ibelfritif, iom
Dor mooerne 9io err fommen iat
itgrft frem.
Oct er life Den ON at gore a
pprne ON De Trosianobeoer oe mo