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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
CITY AND VICINITY

MEMBERS OF THE county con,mis-
sion held an Informal session Yesterday
with w r. Wallace, reDreserting the
promoters OF the proposed interurbar
line from Salt Lake City south through
Utah county The company is seeking
n franchise from the county IS well az
the city authorities and the terms OF ths
proposed grant We're unoer conSiderauor
al tha conference.
c. S. TINGEY, secretary OF stale and
acting governor during the absence from
the state OF tne chief executive, honoref
Yesterday Il reuuisition from New Gorh
for the return of Donald G, Oliver. an
rested here for the desertion Of q mino1
child in the Empire state. He will he
returned today 10 Monroe county. Ne4
York. in charge Of an officer from tha1
county.
HARRY PAUL is charged in conf
plaint Issued yesterday by the COUNT
attorneys office on affidavit OF !uve-
nile court probation officer of contribute
ing to the delinquency OF minor Fern
Markham, a 16-year-old girl, is men
toned in the complaint y
COMPLAINT WAS issued yestsrday
from the county attorneys office cnart-
ing Jesse R. Reese with grand larcenys
the theft OF 800 cigars in possession ,, oI
The Denver & Rio Grande road Tn9
cigars said to be stolen were the propT
erty OF George Walker,
MRS. MATILDA JENSEN PARSONS,
aged 5S years, died early ycstSrod!
morning of chronic nsphrltlS at the Notnr
OF her daughter, Mrs. NJ Gulbranssn.
1859 Second East street. Notice OF iu7
neral will be given later q
HARRY HOLDEN, now incaroelateq
in the city jail. Is charged In conplein. l.
issued Yesterday by the county attoIhex
! vito forgery Holden Is accused v
| signing the name OF John y. fe'eis W
81 check for Sl6.
w. {, EVANS, u we'll known tta' III ILL
! man with Headquarters In Kansas ~ NJ
| j. registered at the Hotel Otah NJ
Evans is nstonshed al the CROWN OF 'if7
| city since he was mere before. a
AN INTERLocUToRY decree OF di-
| yorcs was granted Yesterday by JudkS
! r e Loofbourow OF the third olslIiSh
court i'm the suit OF Sarah H. hau'''a ~"
| VS. Harry l.. Baumann.
MRS. J. F, BoES, who recently unoers
went an operation at the JUDGE MeaS ~
hosnitaI has so far recovered that sag
was removed to her home Yesterday
j, j. HUGHES. aged "a years, diSsp disq
yestordny at his home, so East LWelit u
South street. of heart disease; ac
arrangements have not been mace.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN NOUN ST ong ~
are happy over the arrival Of sou.
~. n.bo cams To Mrs. Mountsford at tns
.Iudce Mercy hospital yesterday
STEVE LovicH is charged IN ~
ronnlnint issued yesterday trom
county attorneys. office WITH doiN'' "us
ness without 4 license
THE REV. FATHER William ryan 8
c+ Marys cathedral, who has peen n
at The Holy Cross hospital Is no" oo'''
yolescput. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
Noted With Satisfaction.

Business men OF the city noted Wit
extreme satisfaction the resumption o.
work on the structure. The financing o1
the scheme and actual comm encemeut ol
work Is regarded as one Of the most i'm
portant incidents OF The season. VIII
the financing OF the Newhouse theater
which il is hoped. will be consummate{
In the near future, The original Newhous'
building project will practically nave
been carried out. forming the blEEes
move made in years toward the develop-
ment OF the business section OF Sal
Lake.
4 representative OF the Campbell COM
pany said yesterday that there mad beer
more than 500 applications for work be-
tween I and 10 o'clock in the morning
but that the employment Of so large q
working force would be unnecessary al
present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
Explains the Delay.

The intention of The company, Of
which I had absolute assurance. was 70
complete all qualified loans In Utah
during the first part oi the year. But
owing to heavy expenses and the plac-
ing Of large amount of cash and Sc.
curitles with the state trea asurer OF
Texas. the loans for this district had
been delayed temporarily, ] received
notice recently that Mr.. Wyatt, the sec,
rctary Of the company, was coming tC
Utah to take charge nC the business
here, and as 1t was my intention to re-
turn 10 Denver AT an early date 10 take
charge % q business there in which
am heavily Interested. I wrote Mr.. Wyatt
10 arrange To relieve me upon reaching
Salt Lake. This letter did not reach
Mr.. Wyatt before he had started for this
city. I had arranged an entirely salts
factory settlement of the claim on which
action has been brought against Mr.
Wyatt to be completed immediately
upon his arrival I'm Salt Lake. and had
made an appointment with the party foi
that purpose. He failed To keep his APP
pointment aud filed complaint in
stead.
The amount claimed by this party
was sI0H,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
Clause Is Elastic.

Attorneys TO whom werc referred the
contracts OF the Equitable Loan and In
vestmcnt company yesterday expressed
the opinion that it might be difficult to
prove that they were outside the legal
provisions. The clause, relating Go the
making Of loans, which Is the basis OF
many complaints reads AS follows:
The holder of this contract shall
he entitled to a loan In the sum OF
$1,000 Immediately upon receipt Of
Sl00 To the credit Of said loan fund,
All applications for home purchas-
ing contracts shall be numbered and
filed in accordance with the time of
receipt AT the home office of the
company and no owner of such
contract shall be entitled to n loan
under such contracts until after all
applications OF owners OF contracts
outstanding and entitled to priority
shall have been considered and dis
posed OF by the company and loans
ia such applications granted or de-
clInej aud until the sum OF 800
shall have been accumulated In the
Ioun iund 10 he applied on n loan to
the owner thereon.
County Attorney Wiley said yester-
day that his attention was first directed
TO the contracts OF the company some
time ago when a client of his made an
application for a $40, 900 loan The com
pany forwarded one of it's regular forms
of contract. After reading II Mr.: Wiley
,sald he drew up contract oi hls own
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
SLATER RETURNS TO
FACE LARCENY CHARGE

Bringing with him Edward s. Slater,
wanted here on tho charge of stealing
1858 from the Moxum hotel bar several
weeks ago. Deputy Sheriff Isaac Emery
returned from Denver last night. slater
was locked in the county jail
Slater was employed at the MoXum.
He Is said TO have stolen cash box
belonging to the Court saloon. whiCn
had been left al the MoXum bar, for
safekeeping. Slater was arrested at
Denver. Later the box. ripped open
by means OF can opener, was found
under a culvert on Fourth South street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
SPECIAL SERVICES
FOR LENT ARE OPENED

Opening the series Of special Lenten
evanE Eelistic services: conducted Jointly by
the Central Christian and philips Con-
Rregational churches, the Rev j.. a.
SimplSin OF the Phillips church last night
was large attendance. The Rev. Mr..
Simpkiu took FOR his topic the church
motto. Remember Jesus Christ and
the entire service was interesting.
Tonight the Rev. G. r.. Nccl will occupy
the pulpit with Address 10
Christians Miss Marie Scobee will he
the SololSt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
Mrs. Derrick Buried.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary EN-
ma Fl. Derrick, former matron Of
the Salt Lake thcater who di sd Fri
day at her home. 5S7 G street was
held from the Twelfth Thirteenth ward
chapel yesterday at noon.
The attendance was large. including
many friends who had known Mrs. Der
rick for nearly half a century. The
speakers were Bishop F. n, Platt = "a.
Williams and Bishop Elias Woodruff Of
the Fourteenth ward. Burial was In
City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
Pleased With Land Show.

Speaking III the land show st Los Au
eoles Governor Spry said:
1T was better than last year. and
Utah's exhibit Was the best al the show.
Our apples contrasted strongly with the
citrus fruits OF southern California
heard much discussion Of Utah lands and
products
While a. Los Angeles Governor Spry
and his party were extensively enter
tained and on every occasion when the
governor made an address he extoled the
advantages Of Utah.
AT San Francisco il also was round
of banouets and entertainment. Photo
graphs were taken of the formal cere-
monies attendant on the transfer Of the
state fair sites 10 the different western
governors and at a dinner the following
evening at the Bohemian club these pic
tures were flashed on screen
AT q luncheon al the Commonwealth
club the subject cf good roads was dis
cussed. Governor Spry. in an address
told Of the work being done in this state
by means of conyicts In Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
Many Inquiries Made.

The idea seemed to he "A new one to
many present and Governor Spry was
subjected 10 many inquiries regarding the
working Of convicts and was requested to
furnish copies ol the Utah law.
Governor Spry returned home by way
OF the Western Pacific. He was accom-
panied by Or. G.. Il. PfoutZ and Henry
Gardner. president OF the state senate.
Mr. Miller and Nr. Ellerbeck VINO were
cC the governors party. remained In san
Francisco few days on private busi :
ness.
Joseph r.. Caine. secretary Of the Com =
merciaI club. returned TO Los Angeles
from San Francisco to discuss with the
chamber Of commerce Of Los Angeles
cial development. including the question
| Of excursion rates from the coast to Salt
Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
DEMAND FOR LABORERS
WILL SOON INCREASE

1t is said by local employment agents
that more than thousand men VIII ne
sent from Salt Lake CITY during April
to other parts OF the state In response
10 the demand for labor for railroad and
other construction All Of the railroads
entering Salt Lake City VIII take care
of a number Of the men that are now
idle here and the opening up OF town
sites and farms will require n large
amount OF labor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
CONSIDER PLANS FOR
IRRIGATION CONGRES.

The Commercial club board of gov
trnors Will meet today at noon with fifty
prominent men Of the city and state TO
discuss the Irrigation congress, Governor
William Sprv returned Yesterday from
the coast and Will participate in the
discussion. II Is expected that the meet
g will result ju an announcement as to
exact attitude of the club toward the
congress and just what part II viii play
In the entertainment or delegates and
the financing Of the big convention,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
NEW YORK SHERIFF
HERE FOR PRISONER

vi. f. Hamiil sheriff of Monroe county.
New York arrived In Salt Lake yester-
day TO take hack Donald g. Oliver, un-
der Indictment in New York state for
failure to provide for his minor child,
"a G-year-old Girl, The offcnse is a
felony in New York.
oliver was arrested here several weeks
ago and ia held al the county Jail Sller-
iff fIamil Will present his requlsitlon pa
pers to Governor William Spry this
morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
HOLDS A MEETING

The regular weekly meeting of the
Salt Lake Medical association was held
at the Commercial club last night with
a good attendance of members.
Only the regular routine matters were
discussed and disposed of, with some
and scientific,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
Petty Larceny Charged.

AS he stepped from the Bank ss,u' Sn,
,,S billiard room on West Second SOU
Street early yesterday morning i1.r - = E.It
araIG an charge OF petit larcepp
iehnson had "A box of cigars under
cont, He said he had beer, iocHenh Ia.
tSe noolroom by mistake and nad oo'
forced to stay there all night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26

Land sent II in To the company, I'LL ILL
later he received word that tus III NJ
pany could not handle the !oa,. DILL tni.
Wilicv said that he had been ss, since eo''
thst his contract was loo specuic-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-26
Governor Spry Much Pleased
With Result of Trip to Coast

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ing n the P
Lowe % wsSGo % @
O. IT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-16

ito0 pam n9r, u0taler, at efter
berries 9ortean9 lanotes ban ieIo
eiter Den Sien0one. iom MI er IL
me0e5 BAN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES genner pi(
meo Gof mootoge Meooelelie ON,
at ban enOm omtr. fl Cage fer
fin De0, un0er i'm ioere Spg6om,
Ioo me0 itore 8laner ON M60er for
2ngemisiionen i Sant6aIiiton.
NogIe al bans fioite 0rO, Der
bleo tiI5oiifeoe en- goo Ben, bar
8inoo5: San MIG ifaI al @prfet
iere. San min ii0ite Sepn piI 90.
re, ioli0, rofig, ioote, ip6l" Og
iooIeoes bIep oct, ifriper bans Gu
pelIon. 5. 3 I
oSontols Soften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-16

SbANfffNh f@tf - -
bleo ioa tprnefulot og iortrinligt
iom bets - aorgonge mn foreIig.
ger.
Ger og / oe ian Striiter, ban bar
lOgipet, oil man funne finoe De
ifriftliqe 8i0nesbnr0 o4n 6nnsMis.
ii%onsfrnoifob og -aerIigbeo. Son.
ife iprIig MAJ oMisiionens Notio,
Wool oa MiOler" irembppeS iom
ll0trnf FOR bans moone og 1ennem.
fGareoe Misiionstonfer. Snaen l9-
icnoe ariiten I 9torOen bgr unoIooe
at eie Sen % lpie ben gentogne
@nnqe.
Eoo fit Omrnnoe bar ban | arait
al fin O%berIegenbeo en- mpnoig
Mono. Men boor bnn fonot goo
gillie. trnffeNe ban life neo. Epert.
inlo0 oar ban, mon funoe nniten
iiee, emit frembielpenbe. Get bar
BAN en- inore itor @lnoe at biGlpe
pngre til Rette meo M~isiionsitu-
bier.
San lepeOe ira lit %. til 6s.
9tor I ct lpffeliet 9Geteifab meo fin
iptten Gor GIore. men liae til De
gomIe Dn9e, a~onOsfriife og IipfuI.
De Suitru. Dngre Brpitepenner iorn
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A NEW PIECE OF
E MUSIC.
Gbaneeli Snrpe,

On SomIing poa 5t2 SoImer
og oonoeIige Snnge meo Sober og
~umoerInat Setit, iomt en- i9rifiIt
aornfoeling meo 10 llboolgte Stpf,
fer for bIonoet airfefor.
gogen err / 5ormnt iom Songe.
rem oe inobumoen t ioIiot iortSbir-
~tingsbino meo aors oe Sarpe iomt
Sitel | Sub poa SorIioen. Bris
$50. geo BortiiaIg til 5oreninser
og Snnefor gipes ieooanlig &abc..
Da.. Qutb. PubI. $cufe.
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anoreos Sermon 8il6elm ca.
~roenfen 6lep fsot I ll0bD6si 5olo.
iteo peo llolabet al Gan6ers 5iorO.
bpor bans 6aOcr par StranOfon.
trollsr. Gin Sfolegang boooe ban
/ 8on0ers. Siemferliabeoen 0reo
hom til at gaa De 5-6 UpiG 2er.
bag eftermio6ne for at funne Dol
De Ssr6ag meo fine 5orGlOre o.
ssoifenOe. Get ii6ite geiitpffe let.
teoes PEG at 6d6eren, iom bar gao.
ct BAN I WsOe, iulgte bam.-99r.
iie6e0en be9pnOer b%iemnefro.
3 fin 5foletio iii ban gremier,
ioa bnns flare Sopeo og arbeios.
fuer bor pei nllere0e 6n giort ia
aipIoenoe. % g(nr gommel tog ban
teolooiif gmbeOsefsnnen meo beO.
tie aarafter belt %igennen. Gin l.
grpitegernino tit ban | 5reoerifs'
BERG Sogn, fom 6o bar uoelt. Oct
par biitnot ienere, Oo ban blep
9rpit | Sp1mo, unoer rolige,
lmoIiae 8orboIo, ban too fat poa
be @isiionsituoier, iom efterbaan'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-16
THE LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL HANDBOOK

A Manual for Sunday School Teachers by Rev. J. r. 4. I
Hunt, with Foreword by Prof. E. Noreius and Introduction
by DR.. G. H. Gerberding. Published by the Swedish Augu-
stana Synod. 291 Pages in handsome Cloth Binding with
Title stamped in Gold on Back and Side. Price $1O0.
Contents by chapters:
l. Historical Sketch of the Religious Education of the Chris
tan Youth.
z. The Lutheran Conception of the Sunday-school.
{. The Aim of the Lutheran Sunday school.
4 Relation of the Sunday school to the Church.
8. The Relation between the Sunday school and the Pastor.
6 The Relation between the Sundayschool and the Home.
7 The Relation of the Sunday school to the unconfrmed and
the confirmed.
s. The Lutheran Sunday-school Superintendent and other
Officers.
9. The Lutheran Graded Sunday-school.
10. The General Council Graded System.
IL. The intermediate and Senior Department..
IL. Music in the SUNDAY school.
13. The Catechism in the Sundayschool.
IA. Special Days and Services in the Sunday-schoOl
Is. Discipline in a Lutheran Sunday school.
Part II.
is. The Office and appointment of a Sunday school Teacher.
II. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday-school Teacher
10. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday-school Teacher
(continued).
10. The Sunday-school Teachers Work and Aims
20. The Lutheran Sunday-school Teachers Preparation.
q. The Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Teaching.
%. Method of Teaching.
%. Child Study.
"a. Childhood.
Is. Boyhood and Girlhood.
2e. Early Adolescence.
To the great army of Lutheran Sunday school teachers
who voluntarily are rendering to the Master u great service
of love this book is dedicated by the author.
It il a book that deserves a place in the library Of every
Lutheran Sunday teacher who can read the English
language.
The book is carried in stock by
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEBR.
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NGrf.

@n geretning ON BoItor g. 6.
Erono6ergs Gin oa girfiombeo of
gaitor 5. 3. ail6iig bil bare fpr.
Dig fra Trpfferiet til aorsmsSet.
priien blioer % Gents | Omilog og
40 Gents inobunoen. 9o Der life
bIioer trpffet fort flere emo Der be-
titles, beOes @eitiailaer pao 9Ooen
inoien6t inarelt mulf9f.
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Dem gO6e 5raOition.

SCAR &c beoite opffeS / en- 9p,
ioa ifo6es Der TRADITION for Sri.
iten6om. Gent Gem Ell fife 9p,
boor DC beoite 9orgere % Gm6eo5-
memo ale iom en-. 0iitriftSIpgen,
6egIoGrfseieren, 9or9meitcren,
@ro9iercren, 3oI6foronlterer, 8oIt.
meteren, allie iom cen uoen Sto.
6eri, Prli9t o9 icIof6IgeIigt befen0.
te oere8 ariiten0om, fen0te 6ereS
9ibel, 9ioroe Rptte / @enigbe0en,
iamtioig me0, at De noturli9ois
boer i tit BAG n6o fpnIificeret Ng.
telie; fan De f%oritod, at BET oiI0e
bliDe Danifeliot ior Den 9p / oct
neite' aorbun0re0e at rpite friiten
TRADITION of Jig? Der piloe 0onne
Zig ct GrD9p0i8t Oetor1urL ct uafl-
gribeligt Brpce6ens; man biIoe 10
Ie fig Iom en- fooo 5le5, boi5 man
/ ct iao0ont Samfumo 6eaDu0te at
inofBre Smu0slitteratrr, 2Ggte.
ifabsifiIsmisie. abiint6 og 5ritpn-
feri. Soo itor er De 6eoites Utogt i
en- 9p. 9erfor bar De beoIte ct tort
2lnioor.
Men oe 6e0ite feIer oct life al.
tic. 2erfor fommer Der pllloielig
Dc tore %irp9telige 3orOifGlp / De
eoerite 5ornfun0sIog: Sen ibigagtiqe
6ollit, - Selomor0et, - Sfon-
ouIen. - Sfilsmisien, - 0en 20.
ep0fuIoS 9ortreiie. 6uict ioI0t, =
oq bets 1oGO par tort. Regnifobet
bar life opgiort / Tioe, nsgternt
o9 e0rueligt. Sngen 8Gffelie boo.
De bonret i'm p0Ie 6rilgt. 2etiin6i9-
beoen boDoe re9net me0 fin bag
Oen0te 9legulo0etri, = og SerrenS
flare motemotiife 6ormler bar lagt
poo Spl6en. Seq iag0e matemo-
tiff, tbi a%riitenoom bar mere me0
Sol at 9sre emo me0 6slelier. 6l1.
let foG0t, og bets 5ol0 bar tort
tbi life Blot 8anGren ooer 6ami.
liens Nopn og oenS Re0lemmer er
frpgteGig, men Goneren, Der op.
ibaor al, at Somhun0ets Spi0ier
er iao bule Gsr. Get er oelfom.
ment 8ptte for Den Bresie. iom ia.
Der aopitoliiterne mar Ell ioo0on
Sfanonle inotre6er, men oct er og.
ioo me0 Hette, tbi - De be0ite /
Somfunoet bar Den BGigt at ef.
terIooe oct be0ite Gfsempel. Men
iorismmer De bet, ioa er oct life
ioo iGrt. at Sfon fglger 5fnOe.
0erior er oct, at oe 6eoite itnl
me6. st 6uS fan finn 6pg9eS pno
cen 8run0oolo, life poo ct oOeliqt
Goon, life poa ct 6irmonaon, life
paa en- Jitel eller ct gmbe0e, men
fun poo SUBS Sro. @r oct life
@run0ool0en, ino fommer 8oIoet
ganife liafpen0eligt.
Bao @lt0S OrO 6pg9er man fife
letiinOigt, life meO ~guoeIige 8roier,
me0 SolmciDngeri, meO reli9i6s
9tips. meo 6ul 9egeiitring, men -
me0 matemotiif roligt Ooerlp9.
Ibi til oenne 9pggefnnit berer uai.
piieligt 2@rlig6eo, o9 9GrligbeO er
olOrig begeiitret, alOrig iortnpt al
orig bcruiet, alori0 bit oppe eaer
oDbt ne0e. 9Grlig6eo er nBiogtig,
ben er inotil Beoonteri n6ingtig.
90 boem oil nGgte, at oct oiG0e
bliDe ct uimo0itooeli9t Bhis for
oct 0onife 6oIfs 6remti6, ON Der
bIeo TRADITION for oisie to 8ine
@uosfrpgt og 9GrIi9beO, 9ibeIen
Og 6oIIene, 8roen oe Somoittig.
beoer, 6rombeo og 9egnifob2
De beOite mon gnn / Spioien
elers fon oi andre 10 life fin0e
9eien. So6onnes Colt.
MGrf.
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MisiiOnsmoSe

DIN Sub pil af6ol0es Der mis-.
iionsmeoer / auifin ira 10. til 81.
Qlpril 6oortil beroe6 bierteGig mo-
Boa Menig6e6ens ge9ne.
9. SEMEN.
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MisiiOnsmBSe

bliOer, ON 5erren oiI, af6oI0t
9amIin 5o., 3.-5. Moi.
graiterne IS. 9. G6riItianien, g
@riG, $. 9. Semen og 5. anu0-
ien bar Iooet at 0eltoge.
@n fprlig Snobp6elie til aGe.
Boo 0eniq6eoen8 ge9ne.
5. g.. G6riitionien.
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0iisiiOnSmeSe

8iG @uo bliper Der Misiionsmeoe
/ 5remont, Iebr. Sra %. Moi
aae tiIreiienOe oeIfomne, iom oil
meIoe Jig i 9o0 8i0 til unOerteone.
De. 4oa Menigbeoens gegne.
6. 81. 4n0eren,
5t5 6. 4tb ct.
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WisTOnsmDoe

Bill @u6, oF6oloes @i8iionsm60e
/ 9etbania @enigbe6 oe0 aimballton
/ Doaene ira oen 1913 @pril,
boortil beroe0 penligit inbDOes,
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