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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-09
"PEERLEss LEADER" HAS SIREN
Uous TIME IN COMMITTEE AND
LOSES EVERYTHING.
DIRECT lie IS PASSED
Attic ugh Doors Are Closed to the
Public, II Is Learned That 1.-THE
Boy Orator Of the Plato" Did Some
Tall lnveishing, but Failed to Get
Away Against the Steam Roller.

Washington, Jan. s.-wiliam J.
Bryan made his fight today in the
democratic national committee and
lost. He made Colonel James NJ.
Guffey. member of the committee from
Pennsylvania, the issue and the COM
mittee by q vote of 30 to Is declined
to unseat Colonel Guffey. Mr. Bryan
once appealed from decision of
Chairman Mack and was defeated 33
to 10.
The committee session was mark ed
by extreme bitterness. Once the lie
was passed and blows seemed immi-
nent.- Mr. Bryan from first to last
was the central figure In the proceed >
ings and the fight he precipitated mt
the very moment the committee was
called to order lasted throughout the
day.
SO much time was devoted to the
contested seats in the committee that
the matter of choosing n convention
city. fixing time for the gathering
and adopting a form of call to in
duce the "permissive primary" went
over until tomorrow.
Baltimore the Favoritc.
Baltimore seemed the favorite to-
night. The representatives OF that
city proudly displayed n certified
check for 100000 as their bid for the
convention. st. Louis seemed to hold
second place, with Denver and Chi
cago under consideration and New
York far behind The committee
meets at 1920 n. m. tomorrow and
ha -
cities Will begin presenting their
claims at | o'clock. Many members
OF the committee favbr June o5. as the
date of the convention. This will be
one week after the republicans gather
In Chicago.
Doors Closed.
The committee began its sitting with
open doors. but as soon as Mr.. Bryan
began his fight. the doors We're closed
and remained so throughout the day.
IT IL said there was no mincing Of
words by the speakers. but at the end
of the day apologies were offered and
when adjournment was taken ali the
members seemed outwardly on the best
OF terms.
Colonel Guffey hurled the lie at Rep
resentative A. Mitchell Palmer of
Pennsylvania, who was contesting for
the seat. Later Colonel Guffey de-
clared his temper momentarily had
gotten the better of him and he was
sorry. Mr.. Palmer said that although
he had been thrown out of the COM
mittee It would not affect his loyalty
Ia the party.
Mr.. Palmer had previously asserted
beatcdly that if 1t were not for Col
onel Guffey's gray hairs the issue be-
tween them would have q more per-
sonal aspect
Turmoil.
Mr.. Bryan, arraying himself against
some of his friends of old, including
National Chairman Mack and Senator
William ]. Stone OF Missouri. fought
desperately to the last and had the
committee i'm a turmoil. Mr.. Bryan
inveighed bitterly against Colonel CUT
fey The feud between the two men
is of long standing. Representative
Palmer had accused Colonel Guffey
of consorting with the republican ina
chine" In Pennsylvania and of dis
loyalty to his party Mr.. Bryan re-
peated all this and more. At the end
1t Is said he had no apologies to Of
Continued on Page Seyen)
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-09
JOHN M'NAMAHA, AUSTRALIAN
MAC" TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
IN NEW YORK.
TAKES ARREST c00LLY
Police Claim to Have Evidence That
Suspect Is One Of Men Who
Dynanited Safe in Bank Of Montreal
and Secured $275,ooo Last septem-
ber-Money Not Found.

New York, Jan. S.--Johu Mcnamara
of san Francisco known to detectives
of a half dozen cities as Australian
Mac" was arrested here tonight by
central Officers and private detectives
on warrant charging him with the
larceny of s275,000 from the Bank of
Montcra at New Westminster, u. c..
which was dynamlted September II.
Eleven hundred dollars was found
IN his wallet and detectives are
searching the city tonight for $250,0O0
OF the banks funds. which he is be-
liered to have brought to New York.
For 10 days Mcnamara has been un-
der surveillance after travelling over
the United states and Canada for
more than two months. Il is said. Po-
lice officers say they first learned of
his arrival through II tip that some-
one was trying To exchange large
amount of Canadian money for Amer
lean currency Money brokers and
the men who approached them were
shadowed until the trail, they said.
led To McNamara's lodgings. No
money was found there, however.
Negotiations between the police hero
and the Canadian authorities for Nc
Namara's arrest ende,, this afternoon
W. TN the issuance OF "A warrant.
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Personal knowledge.

McManigal processes to have per-
sonal knowledge of at least 30 of the
explosions which destroyed viaducts.
bridges and other structures erected
by firms employing non-union men.
His testimony Is to be taken not so
much to show the completely of the
McNamaras as to bring out the guilt
of others, if there are any, who gave
financial support to or participated
In the crimes.
Tho grand jury devoted much at
tention today to witnesses from Tif-
Ton, Ohio, where last April $40 pounds
of dynamite were found In barn
In the rear of the house of James l..
McManigal, father Of Ortic. This was
one OF the stores from waichl Orlie
E McManigal and James B. MeNn-
mara replenished their supply when
they started to do 'jobs' In Pennsyl-
vanla. New York, Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois.
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Submits Quietly.

-Four detectives arrested Mcnamara
on a street In Harlem. lie submitted
quietly. asked to see the warrant and
after reading ~, smiled and said:
Il ann greatly relieved. l thought
IL was some more serious charge"
In addition to larceny, Mcnamara is
charged with dynamiting the banks
safe and binding and gagging a Chi
nese watchman. Mcnamara joked
with his captors when he was urged
IN confess and said no was travelling
over the country, looking for good
location 10 open a cafe. He admitted.
the police sag, that he was In British
Columbia at the time .the bank was
robbed and had lived at the Strand
hotel In Vancouver afterward, but de-
clned to say anything furher.
Mcnamara will be arraigned tomor-
row. Assistant Police Commissioner
Dougherty said tonight that the Brit
lsh consul here coincidentally would
WelI.known to Police.
Mcnamara, the police assert. has
been known to the authorities
throughout the country for nearly IL
years. His picture. they say. Is In
the rogues' galleries here and in
Washington. Louisville and Chicago.
but there Is no record of any con-
viciion.
Although the detectives trailing Nc
Nlmara could have arrested him at
any time within the last two months,
they say they held off in the hope that
he would reveal the hiding place of
! the loot, Whether he had done 80, the
police decline to say tonight. They
did declare, however, that he had
been positively identified as the man
who cranked the automobile In which
\ the cracksmen fled from the bank
1 with the money.
4 The robbers dropped $4,000 bundle
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general houseWork Mrs. r. A.
Price, 332 South Sixth street east
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-09
Cheers for Bryan.

Mr. Rryans entrance was signallfl
by loud cheers
Mr. Bryan and Speaker Clark ex-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-09
Unable to Help Herself.

To the other powers, however, the
Chinese government today communi-
Gated the substance of the Russian d.
mands, Undoubtedly. IA strong pro-
test will be made by the Chinese gov
ernment against the action of Russia,
but China is unable to defend herself
now or in the future. with reference to
Mongolia. Hereafter the desert of
Cobb will mark the Chinese boundary
on the northwest
II is believed that several railroads
Will be constructed after the Kiakhta-
Urga line. and that much of the coun-
try will be deyeloppd
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-01-09

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Practically Russian.

Russia's permission to China to re-
meaningless because practically there
are no dealings with any other country
except Itussia, The general opinion
here is that the Chinese government
really suffers nothing from the loss OF
Mongolia, although Russia and the
MongoIians probably viii be greatly
benefited, Rnssia's position In Mon
golia now Is stronger than In Man
churia.
Peking officials look for British ac-
tion In Tablet at a later date as 1t is
believed unlikely that Russia has taken
the present step without previously
consulting Great Britain and japan
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TO-DAY

II the time to use a class
ad. Don't wait.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

2llt 0ette me. 5 g@tenniifoodn-
men" ifrrper .: agn oloorlig ari-
ten. en- Ssroelit. / 5pem Der life
fanotes 5pig. iogoe en- Gang I'll
mig: Seq f%oritaaar life alt oette
me. JON M for 5i0en anies for
n~eoDenoigt at 5sre meO til artiten-
0ommen. 0feo nogle Or0 iorfIareoe
ban nermere i'm N9ening. 9an iDn-
tes. at man logger Ioa itor 8Pgt poo
Den pore 8eoegeIie, @irtiombe0 %
8oreningslipet oiU. De, ION fife bar
6io og 9eiIigbeO ii at tage Del
ole Msoer % SommenfomIter, an
les neppe for artime. % Dog i'm
oes iaa mango 6oaoe blanot qlore
% mare, iom peo oeres Oaglige
4r6ei0e % oeres aolOs 8ligter er
6inore0e ira at Oeltage / oisie ling.
D1ange 5amtllet9ore og 9li5Hlaore'
8ienere og Eieneitepi9er fan life ef'
Ter 9e6og oisponere ouer oeres1io,
ioa meaet minore ION Somoittig-
he0en bnoer en- at ppre tro / ii
aal0. I'll ii0it ptreoe min brit az
te6e Ben: Naor ieg bar Iio. grunoer
ieg paa @uo5 Gr6 StiIbeo.
tbi nit inore Gin er iaaIeoes be-
ifaffent. at 6e title Shln6er pe0 Or
Oct 6liper til tor 9eliignelie, og ie9
fan life unonpre oem.@ 8isie
Orb er pei Dpr0 at operpeie, men
6erme6 er fife ingt. at Screenings
Iio oIo. er u6en g%etponing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
Narsbcretnlnsen.

9tu er nItioa 9eretnine ON Zen
ior. D.. eo. lAr5. airfes' iefstenOe
4arsmeoe uofommet. Noeet lem =
life ianot2 4ten Den fom bog. gogei
iploig - men bog ooerfommelig.
Dien Der oil ianinnIigpis iinoes
Sell / ben. Soaleoes faIot mine
Zine paa BAT. q. 6aniens aores.
ie. Zen pnr i%orfert aseipet j 5iOr,
ia gioroe ieg mig 6lio Tor al iao
oen moisrt riat,gt i Aor; men ON
life Sptternisien bar ipiIIet os Oct
8is, al Der itaor 22f / SteOet for
221t-2St9 9lDe. z. minneapolis.
Minn. 3ng Din Ben og ret bet meo
oct famine / 6in gaarsberetning"
ellers timber on BAN olorig. 6por
MI emo Sfpl6en logger Tor be for.
ifellige Sell, Der mnatte iinoes, ion
er Set fife meo Billie gjort, og oct
beoes unoifglot pna @runoIog al,
al oct er menneifeligt at ieile.
q. z. Rietien. Sef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
ntabmisiionen

) 9onif lufberif airfeblaO gtr.
81 al 81 sui ifriper Commander
gaitor o. 9. Gbrltianien UNDER
0oeritriit: Set npe Somiun0sanr"
fsIsen0e:
ruta5misiionen er 10 en- Sang
6leDen pore Cite aoinoers Ris ion.
9on Msoet ! Rncine 1903 u0toIte
en- itor 5OIf ao.n0er BET 9aab, al
De nof j 6remtioen me6 6errens
8iRlp fun0e bare oenne Misiion."
SEQ fan tiIieie, at BET pur pnn
a~pinoernes Opiororing, at Gam.
iunOefs anrsmsoe beitemtc ii9 til
al optage lltobmisiionen; og apin.
Oerne gap erunoet 8aab ON, at oe
I 5remtioen pil0e peo &errens Sielp
iorisge al bore Oenne Nisiions 10.
glitter.
Wen bpo0 er BET bIepet IL meO
apin6ernes girfiombeo Den Sag be.
t~refienoe? 5 fin lib Dar Der en- SO
mite beitaaenoe al apin0er til at
ioreitaa 5nOiomIingen i6lanot Dem
Ielu al Mioler til Den Nisiions
llnoerbol6. 2eper Den aomite en6nu
og uOfsrer i'm 8erning2 eaer mon
ben er ofganet peo 1soen2 Seq for
min Del bar life bsrt noeet til ben
/ mango aar. Seq ipnes, oct par nof
iaa flint, ON be Cite aDinoer be-
iergeoe Sn0iamlingen til utobmis'
ion -: fsrit forOi bet er ct 2efte,
De bar eioet Serren oe Samfunoet;
og 2sfterne ber man betnle. Dern9it
ioroi oct er ben Wisfion, Der blanot
onoet ifal isge at u6fri be beoragne
apinoer Of Wormonismens oi9nel.
lie 5pnoiel.
Get er BOG troSs apinOefomiteens
ltpirfiombeS - life ale SteoerEil.
feloe, at apin6erne bar CLIENT oeres
2sfte oe 6eres gIist | iao Senieen.
be. Ser | 5rinitotis Renigbeo peb
aenmore, 81. Dot., t. CTS. peIeer
apinoeforenineen bpert aor pao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
s SCI. Sm[.~ ifriper Bot. Gro

s naI. SmI." ifriper 8oit. @ro.
bengnoro en- 4rtifeI ON yBrei tie.
mangeI" bl. a.: n9uroe oi life ba.
be poogent Die meo bore CODE og
0pgtige unge WGno. og nnnr Der
bar nogen, iom bi mente funoe bru-
ees / Sroets 3ieneite, ioo tole me0
Dem Oerom? 0i fol0er poo 6ipIp
fra 0nnmnrf = boorfor life ogioo
fnIoe poo bore egne epnerige unge
N1Pno2
Wen nnnr Der fables pao unge
MPn0 til ANDRE 2iositiIlinger, ino
fal6es Der meo lloiigt til tn itOr
2sn. 6onO bar ri at title Dem
1l6iigt2 81 bor BET. ser er mere
pRr6: en- flor Corning! hi Set er
en- flor @erning OF forfpn6e Sr6et
oe %forpoIgte Sofromenterne / Ser
rens Wenigbeo og lpie @eliignelien
fra bans Sitter ben itsrIte o.
berfiaite @erning pon Sorol~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

en- Gi-g3iIIion. Dollar 6ono. 5
9ebet al De neite s Tiger oil ben
pres6gterianif e Strife i'll. Chr. Sn.
teIlg." un6er @enerol 4siembIps
9eoelie begpnoe 4rbeioet for at Jam.
lie $4,000 900 iom en- geniions.
fono for gamIe 9raiter. Get er ioo
3anfen at betoIe boer al be gomla
9r9iter $3.50 ON aoret, og 4irfen
bar M fife minore emo 1900, iom
itrofs oil pore berettieeoe til Stst.
te ira bette 6on0. aae airfens ri.
6eIineer er enige ON at toge olpor-
Iie fat for of noa WonIet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

fuaoet Der peo Gale % Sfriit ifnIoe
iaa pi0t muligt bibrnge Qteni8be-
oerne ben rette 6oritaaelie al Sir.
tens Mtisiion i Acknowledged %
Den friitelige Sfoles 9etponine i
SarOeIes6e0. At Der maatte oeffes
aprIigbeb til og 0fferuilligbeo for
be Opgoper, 6erren bar logt ben
til os ION Strife iamfuno.
9oitor 2. q. 9aurien bIeo AFFAIRS
me0et paIgt til oenne StilIine; men
efter lang % oloorlis 0oerueielie
bar ban meo6eIt a~irferoaoet, at
ban maa iiee 95ei til bette aoI0.
airferaaoet Cgoor0 Of 8ruitees)
bleu 6emonoiget til / iaa0unt lii
feIoe at faloe en- Mon0 bans5teO;
men oa Set fife piloe pere muligt
al iao en- @}ano fal6et % aniat /
.5oe I'll at tunne u0rette tort for
bette Mars 9eOfommenoe, og "a
oi tillige amer Oet for at pare BEL
oigere. ON 0enne Gag blep n9rmere
ooerpeiet pe0 ct 4arsmsoe, bpor Der
er iterre Representation fra belle
Samhunoet, oniGtter a~irferooOet IN
gen 5inansiefret9r, men isger 40
onoen 0ei I nogeu Noaoe at fau
oeane 8erniug uofert for noep9'
renOe aor.
Set blep benitiIlet til SfoleOiret'
tionen AZ arbeiOe i Screening meN
airferaaoet for Snoiamline til Sfo.
lefasien for inoepprenoe anr, ioaIe-
oes at 8ireftionen pelger en2g1ano,
Der i 5orbinoeIie meo Rpitiorman-
ben beisrger SnoiamIinaen.
1enne 0enitiuin9 bIeo oeluilliet
imeOefommet. og 9ait. q. Gb. Ser
IiIo blep oaIgt ON SfoIeoirettionena
Reprpientant. 5aoleoes er Bait. 5.
@ertien % 81. q. 5ersilo anioi
iom SnoinmIingsfomite Tor SfoIe'
fasien.
9erreH goe Sc 70 0pno 9isoom
og 95aaoe til at le9ge gIoner oa
uofsre BET 9perp, Der er Dem betroet
iaale0es. at sfoleoirfiombeoer
fblanot os life ifal betrogtes ionl
en- 9proe. men iom EN- for @ernins.
6erren bar Iogt ben til i'm Menie'
be0. % at BET, Der maa pOes til
Den Saa. fife fol betragtes ION er
Sfot, Der paolegges @enigbe0erne
men iom ct aRrIigbe0soiier, ri boi
2op al 6ringe til SUBS Riges Gag.
; 6rooerIia 2rbsoiebeo,
u. 2. 3.eIien. Setretar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
Sra Snoianermisiionen.
Ni piloe aerne hape en- Nirfe.

vi piloe gerne bape en- STRIFE.
Get bar l9nge upret port 2nife,
at ri for Dor Snoinner.D 1enig6eO
aunoe foa en- rigtig airfe at ianles
/ ON Oroet og Soframenterne 6io.
inotil bar d brugt en- gpgnin9,
iom oprinoelig par bDgget til en-
Butt, 6Dori iolgtes 9arer til Sn.
oinnerne, oe iom pi fit billig og Ia.
peoe ben ON til Sfole oe W~isiions.
bus. Teri bar ri ino bioinOtil bolOt
pore Nfsoer og firfelige 5nnOlinger.
5erren bar peIiignet os Der, ino ri
er pofiet BERTH, at aronet ior en-
airfe6pgning bar giort fig g9l6en.
be. entelte / Weni9beOen bar ptret
oct 2nife | lpngere lib: o@io pi
bopoe en- 9irfel Soo pe6 ct Meni9.
beosmsoe fsrit / SUM Maone6 blep
oct beitemt at gre aloor al OF to-
ge fat og ie, bpoo ri funOe gore
iom Renigbeo for at faa en- airfe.
Seq opIpite Der, at iee bnpoe 1925
Tom genner | 3anmarf gan os 10.
tie CONNER, pi Dor biemme, til
Si9Ip til at bpege en- airfe for
blon6t Snoionerne.
Eette gan Dem Gpit til ieIp OF
qere, hpob be fun6e. Ter bIep ioa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

0ens aarsme0e 4 apin0er til at
gaa rinot ! Meniabeoen o9 in0iam-
Ie giorag til lltobmisiion. % ben
5remgangSmaaoe bar piit iie BEL
0ig. Ser %inofommer j Reglen iao
meget at, 6ois ollie apinoeioreuin9er
! SamiunOet gioroe ligeioa (boiIfet
ie9 obiolut mener, De iislge oeres
Qeite bur0e) oa piloe Der inOfomme
meget mere emo Der bebopeOes Ill
lltabmisiionen. iaalangG ui fun bar
cen 0}ano, paa Flaoien. 6per Git
aotnoe amer ! GeaIen en- Dollar.
&c TO til Gels @}isppfitaor. ri bar
bait Der, bar fife 9iort noget ai'
BRET / oenne SnoinmIina.
Seq tror beitemt. at iamme Reiul.
tat fan opnaas / De iIeite al Gam.
fnnoets Ienigbeoer, oeriom Saeen
bleD iat Sang al rette geofommen-
De poo Ste6et. Men iee peo oginn,
Of ser er mango Menigbeoer in6en
for Somiunoet. bpor anin0eforenin-
gen ioo at ii9e Inlet uoretter / ben
Sog. Get ber life ion at pPre.
9rorion Seiifole. Ben Z. Mug.
1912. 3. : 9iIoitg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

Praftiif. Zen forte Brett 06oI-
mers fortpner. boorleoes en- Tobo-
tone en- Dag fom til bans Wooer og
fortnlte benOe ON, boiIfen ilet 6on0.
ling enaone / Qerbe6en boooe giort
Zig ifpIoig |. ID 5ortpIIerffen Tut.
te6e, ioeoe 5ru gbnImers: De er
10 ifreffelist. Seq ifal itrofs taee
min Sot pon, lao os ino begge gaa
ZEN til ben ~itofteIs Rome og ie,
bDorIeoes Ri fan biplpe benoe til at
inbie i'm Sell os angre BEN. 5or.
tpderffen bIep forIeger, bun begpnb.
te Of gre rn6ifpISning, oe 6d 6ru
Chalmers boIot poo, of be buroe
goa, tilitoo bum, OF BUN bdpoe bsrt
5fftorien iom ct uiiffert RDgte, oe
Of ben mooife Ilet fife bar inno =
oe oerrneo gift brtn ffnmfufo biem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
Gn MI 9utber.

On 9ioroger til lie @briitian
6eroI0@ u0taIer itPrfe Orb omIran.
ger til en- m 9utber til At ms0e
3iliton0e, Tom ban Ter / anmarcb.
San Tiger: IA 2utber log BET 10.
ite Ssm / 5eierne pna a.rfeosren
] @ittenbere, oo LOG ban Ell Flag
Tor religies 5ribeo, iom Loo iaen-
mem Den cipiIiiere0e 0eroen. 9i
trpnger til en- an0en 2ut5er, Ell
itprf, opgtig. uforiprOet 6erer for
Menneifer til at fate Stri0Sbano.
fen til Sen @agt, Der 0ag ca 9tot
ipefuIerer poo og tagar ale Q}ioler
inoen for menneifel.g 69ffeoiooe /
lin Sieneite Tor reliaieit Al erobre
bette aontenent. 9i tr9nger I'll en-
Qut5er til at male Rom j 0eus ret
te Ioroer iom QilIe0er al Menne.
fer, 5ortrGoiger a guooommeiig
SanObe6, 6orfaIifer Of 6iitorie, Ell
6ien6e Of en6per Sorm Al Cplps-
ming (e0ucotion). reIiaiss % peros-
lig, SIoens 9@rfeipefuInnt. q be.
beoer en- 9utber, Tom meo Nagt
og Strait / 4resien % pna @rpoi-
feitoIen fan epe en- guo0ommelia
giisiioa gennem bette 2ano % asre
Wenneifer opmGrf omme pna aato.
Iicismens 5ore. ser oil ta9e ira Dem
0eres 7e~oielsret, om6ptte oeres llni.
9pngigheo meo 5rel0om un0er en-
fremme6 @agt, gere Oeres Born
til EroieIpter, ioroemme pore 96g-
~teifabsIooe og erflrre enbper prote-
%itantiif buslig 5orening Tor ugDl-
big. Oct ifuIoe bore unOerligt, ON
Der fife blnnot ale proteitnntiife
4irfemen0 ifuloe finoes cen @oto,
iom par Dofien for Opgapen, Der
f~oreIigger". San Iongt SnoienOeren
I'll yg6riitian 6erol6." 5ertil be-
mprfer oIbe 2utberan":
ON Der iful0e opitoa en- M gu.
tier / Den pirtelig 2utbers Aon0,
iaa pil0e ban fife olene nnitrenge
Jig for at rette pna De Snoer, iom
8iorngeren til @briitian @ernl0
%ffrfDer ON, men ban nil0e liee iaa
pei tugte Den popuI9re 3il6elelig.
beo i Hetning af fornelss ariiten-
Dom, Der giper lip poa 9eten0el.
~iestroifnb og ilutter Jig til etiife0r.
ganiiationer FOR at ime6efomme
inoipiOuel MoeeIigbeO, og Iom pre-.
0ifer ct gpaneeIium, Der eBr Reli.
eionen til en- ierifiIt Sro, iom er
grun6et pno perionlie Ooerbeuis.
ming. 8i tr9nger life ina meget til
en- M Cutler iom til en- florere
8pDoelie al ben snmle 9ttbers
tore @runoietninger @runo.
iptninger, Der rpite6eJtom og ipre6
te proteltontisme oper ben efpilfie-
reoe ger0en. Eilbase til 2rtber oil.
be betp6e 5remgane til 'anb eoort.
eeliif Ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16


gpr0 Omtole oe @fterIiening
GfoSoe aapt. SObn 6. Seeeers
Columbia, 9. g., Gooer til 8eo
Or. Seegers, aeaoins, 8o.) bar i'll
rabe 9itfb." teitamenteret So, OOC
til g2iitberan Orphans Some, 60
lem, So, oe andre $1,000 til o5bt
Theological Seminorp" Columbia,
og ioa bar ban pioere opforbret line
Born til at boIoe 5amiliens nGitnte~
Nnmlet ct GntoI anr og ifpnfe 10
PCT. at bets oorliee affoitnine til
reIigisie oe menneffeferIige gor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

S iioite Hummer 5or Setterais.
fen ipilIet os Oct 8uos at gre @if-
foro gincbot til tioIigsre pBoitme-
fter~ ! Steoet for ttoligere j Q T l.
meter. So, Den gomle Sfalm leper
enonu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

Stierner. Men noe ! Set iierne nil
De. for bpiIfet oe 5per poo i'm Viao'
De oapes al uorette ian iaore meget,
oil oeres Rnpne lepe 90 lpie til iene
5legter.
Otter 6eitioeligbeoen / airfeu
fertes StanIeps zig til ben lille
eanosbp @irbrigbt 6por bet ienfe.
oes til Den Ionee 0uiIe.
3, naar De tpenoe after meoesl
ga. mar De % ale, Der troeOe,
~irelite iorme0elit 1roen ifal mo.
aoo til @Iaoen o. 5re0en / SUBS
eoige Gieel
6ulomangen msoig @anOrer ber.
neoe tenoer SirIeiuffet efter Sri.
1ereIien ira oct meget %tpinaenoe,
b9mmen6e, ira goono og 9enfer
% 5pnoebrsit hos Jig % onore.
6nl0mongen aanoer j bette: 8, bDor
mig Ipnges eiter Den tore StilbeO.
ben tore 8reo, Oct eoige 2iDl
5or en- fire 2or i,Oen gap ben
tDrfiife Regering 3ilInoeIie til, at
Der foretoees lloaraunineer | oct
anmIe Snmorio. Get bar Sorporo
l1niperiitet, Der uoruite6e 6enne
gfspeoition, og til 9e6er poIgtes
Rroi. Heisner.
0ette glrbeioe ipnes at ifilIle bG.
re 6ruoter al op%eroroentIig Snteres.
e. Bao set 5teo. boor llograpnin.
perne ioretoges, lager fife minOre
ems fem auIturer / Gag 9oerit
fin6es ionIe6es Reiter al en- romerit
Stoo; oernnit al en- areif; oerun.
Ser iaen en- nsipriif; iao iteOer mon
poa en- israelitiif. % en6elio en-
fnnonitiif.
Broiesioren bar ! oct %tannnitilte
sag iunoet tpoeIige Spor al at man
oen auItur brugte WenneifeoiriH'
ger. Sra aong Afabs 10. 6%enliager
en- bel Gel Spor, 6erunoer 0a Sgi.
Ierptfer al ct 8alooS - BOO peo:
mooife oct ielpiamme BALLADS
boorira bans IDitne 9liffe 6etragte.
De Nabot6s 9ingnar0. - 2qneere
oppe ianotes 0ele al ct megtigt
9pgningsfomplefs, opiert al Sero.
6es ben Store, meo bebrniife Sno.
i~friiter. bpor Here ira 9iblen feno.
te Ranne iorefommer. 5illige tales
Der Here Steoer ON en- 8ingonro,
boormeo muIiat BEN cpenn9bnte er
ment. SeIoielgeIig piI set toee 8io,
Tsr oft bette forifeIIigorte6e Stoi
er iigtet, oeiet 90 ertenot, ino en- or.
0enIia RAPPORT fan aisipes Oeroper.
- Nen bnem oiIoe life gIo6eIig
oere til Ste6e oe me0 egne Zine
beifue oisie tnlen6e Stene fra
lpngit beniarne 5i6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

maal. san bar inaleoes eaifet fife
blot al gre 9oot, me- ogioa al an
fpore iine g%iterfommere I'll If gore
I geiaa.