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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

EXAMINE RYAN IN
DYNAMITE TRIAL

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 4.-Cross
examination OF Frank NJ. RYAN.
president of the International Asso-
citation of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers, one OF the defend
ants In the so-called dynamite con.
spiracy trial here. was resumed to-
day In the United States court. Fed.
eral District Attorney Chas. W.
Miller questioned Ryan regarding
the arrest at Somerset. Pa. OF Geo.
o'Donnell, an iron worker. In con
nection with dynamitings. Ryan
admitted spending $4,000 TO secure
ODonnelrs release.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
MAYBE SANTA HAS TREATED
EN- MEAN; LET'S REFORM HIM


fIs treamcn, OF tho little chimney shabby,
But 80 far as Seattle s concerned al least we're
change all that.
And mebhy isn't entirely help
nF fat. he We're
this
ny we you. Miqs~ Fisher. Prof wagner the
whole
We have s1f UNION
man IL In charge aud VIII be s.
Christmas him the he
echmnsy children
yer al
Apropos OF which, here's hunch which
Mamma poor
Claus and the trouble he
down the little ehimnsys think would
the old the iuiechnnsy qris IN
only old but have esrnsdto make jack
10 old SAINT
the ntueehmrey children. (8enedl q
YOU miaa and madam-you have me, TO spaie Buy
n he clothes
Makes clothes WITH YOUR own
such doll would with OF
spirit than of baby dolls with
sian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
BROTHER SAY CURE
REALLY is FOUND

by United Press Leased Wire.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
Dec. Further testimony that the
reported Friedman cure for tuber
culosis is really cure, was given
here today by Or. A. C. II. Fried
man, who returned yesterday from
Berlin. where he visited his brother
DIR. Frederick Franz Friedman, the
discoverer.
Several hundred patients my
brother treated are recovering, thus
proving the efficacy of the cure,
DIR. Friedman said. ''The matter oi
immunizing new born children
against the disease is stIll In.
definite"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

ARREST FOUR HERE
I'm VICE INQUIRY?

Four men were arrested here late
last night by detectives said By Sc.
attic police TO have. come from Port
land. They were guarded at head.
quarters here. and permitted to talk
10 no one.
II IL believed the men are wanted
In connection with the vice investi-
CATION on in Portland.
The arrested men gave their
names as A. r.. Ream. age So. Her.
bert King. age Is. Henry c. Haw-
kins. age 25. and Howard Hunter.
age 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
HINT AT MYSTERY
BEHIND SUIT FOR
RECOUNT OF VOTE

Carrying yeiled inference that
the Quigley recount suit was filed
for other purposes than those ap-
pearing on It's face, a motion TO
dismiss the case was filed this
morning by Byron Phelps. success
fui progressive candidate for county
auditor. The motion was presented
before Judge Albertson by Judge
William II. White. and II was set
for argument on Friday afternoon
Among progressives and demo-
Gratis IL is hlnted that the Quigley
suit WAS brought and Is being H.
nanccd by the Hay interests for the
purpose OF possibly finding strsw
upon which TO hang Legislative
recount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
TRUANT OFFICERS
AT SUNDAY SCHOOL? =?

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. A.
There should be truant officers
for Sunday schools as well as for
the public schools"
That is sort OF supplement TO
the decalogue laid down here today
by Ernest T.. Elliott. national secre-
tary OF the brotherhood OF Dis
ciples OF Christ. in an address be-
fore the local organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

WOMEN SOCIETY
JURY HEARS CASE

PORTLAND. Or. Dee. 4.--MrR
Abigail Scott Duniway. mother OF
suffrage In the Northwest. Mrs. w.
T. Panglc. Mrs. l.. w. Therkelson.
Miss Leon Cass Baer, Mrs. DIR.
Henry Waldo Coo. Mrs. G. c. Bates.
Mira. o. G. Boycc Meyer. Mrs. A. r..
Clark. Miss Laura vinson and Miss
Ida NJ. kayser have been drawn as
a venire from which jury OF six
II being formed today TO try Mar
celic Boutell. accused OF keeping a
disorderly house In the North End.
II will be the first women's jury in
the state. Most OF the women are
prominent socially.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
GREECE, TOO. MAY
SIGN ARMISTICE
FOR PEACE TALK

NY rnited rS~s. t-sassa Wire
SOFIA, Dec f--Thnt Greece did
not officially reject an armistsce
between Turkey and the Balkan 81.
lies, but demanded an additional "a
hours 20 consider the protocol. IL
the official announcement here
today.
Greece may yet sign the peace
agreement and participate In the
negotiations beginning In London
December i3.
II is expected that the govern
mcnt will publish soon a Hat Of the
dead and wounded Bulgarians. The
people will then learn for the first
time the names Of those who per.
iahsd 10 the war against thc Turks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

The fire spread with such
rapidity that the house was in
flames from cellar TO root be-
fore the family were awakened
by the roar OF the flames and
the crash Of falling timbers.
Clad in their night clothes.
WhaIey gathered his wife and
children at the head oi the
stairs. and. shouting. Follow
me-" dashed down through the
smoke and fire.
praqs Others Out
Cropping 70 the door and not hav.
ing time to find the key. he threw
his weight against II aud broke the
iock He had expected the others
10 follow him. but In their panic
they had lost the sense OF direction
and were running bllndly through
the burning house
He got them oHf ono BY one. ilf'
orally dragging them through the
fire. When all were out but Emma.
" was found that In her fright she
had run back up the stairs.
After a wait Of q few minutes.
which seemed an eternity TO the
watchers gathered about the burn.
inE home. the face OF Emma appear.
ed IN 4 bedroom window She
seemed not 10 hear the frantic cries
OF those below.
Jumps Into Fathers Arms
For a long minute she hung on
the Sill. the smoke binding her. the
flames licking her night dress and
burning her flesh.
Then she Jumped. and fell into
her fathers arms.
AZ the impact the burned flesh
vas torn from her arms and body.
The lninrcd were taken 10 the
home OF James Dlfty. nearby. and
their burns hurriedly dressed. neigh.
boring women fetching such line
ments and sweet oils AZ they hap
pensd 10 have In their homes.
Russell. though suffering from his
burns. borrowed horse and gaL
loped TO Bellevue aud brought back
DR. Martin and another physician.
n was feared today tnaf Emma
will not recover
Whaiey IL a contractor. president
OF the BELLEVUE school board and
treasurer of the Beaux Arts village
park board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
EIGHT NOW DEAD
IN RAILROAD WRECK

10 NHlfFu I-FffN TlfafFd Wiz
GAINESVILLE. o.. Dec. with
the death Of three more victims Of
collision between a Cincinnati.
Muskingum Valley train and one of
the Cleveland. Akron and Columbus
road. near here. the death list Is
sweiled today 10 eight. Five per-
sons were killed outright when the
crash occurred
The wreck was caused by a
broken air pipe stalling the Cleye-
land. Akron and Columbus train.
into which the Muskingum Valley
train crashed from the rear. tele-
scoping the last coach Of the stalled
train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
/ 1fIClALS CONFER
~ MERGER RULING

4 ~. - LIKE CITY. Dec. For
se5ente between officials Of
1ssrn Pacific. Union Pacific.
onort Line and Oregon
1- Z Navigation company to
1S- ne recent merger decision
q pfeme court. and IL Is said.
r,..s'n out a plan Of operation.
+. ns are under way here 10.
eeive various railroad Off
en- route 10 this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

FIFTY DOLLARS FOR
A SEATTLE SLOGAN

Seattle wants. needs. must have.
and will pay for slogan. The Ad
club has a check for $50 awaiting
the person who submits the best
yell or scream. before December 30.
Brevity is essential and aptness
Is indispensable.
Here are some OF the slogans
Just received. II you have some
good ones. send them 10 President
George vradenburg. Ad Club.
Seattle. the City of Thousand
Opportunities.
Seattle Satisfies"
Seattle for Men OF Brains and
Hrawn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
LAWYERS FIGHT TO
BAR CONFESSION

NJ United Press Leased Wire
REDING Cal. Dec. 4.--Desper-
ate efforts were made by the dc.
fense In the trial OF VIM. r.. Glenn
ents accused OF staying VIM G.
lands from ambush. to keep the
confession OF Clements from being
introduced as evidence here today
The defense holds II is not shown
that no intimidation preceded the
obtaining Of the confession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
SUES FOR QUARTER
MILLION ON STOCK

A quarter Of miIlIon.doiIar suit
was begun this morning BY J. u.
Aeensch aud wife against r. M.
Jordan and wife. involving the own
ership of a gold mine In the Valdez
mining district
The complaint alleges the par.
ties were warm personal friends for
many years. and that Jordan. TAX
ing advantage Of the fact, induced
Meenach. In December. 1911. To
part with 24.i73 shares OF stock In
the ElImaa Mining Co. valued at
sso5.5 for only tss.272. Jordan.
who was manager Of the company.
is charged with having represented
the mine had practically been en-
hauated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
SIPS IN PRIZES UP
AT NEWSIES' DANCE

Ncwsboys will romp tonight In
Redmen's hall. Fourth av. and Pike
st., nj the unions twentieth dance.
The committees have been lnde-
|fatigable in the tndeavor to make
the affair a success. Redmcn's or.
chestra will play. It's an all.night
dance, In fancy dress.
Prizes costing sl25 will be given
for the funniest. toughest, prettiest
and queerest-dressed couples. The
proceeds OF the dance will go into
the fund for the relief of sick news
boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

GRAND JURY SEES
JAP COUPLE WED

T. Saito and Hama Saito were
married at O'Clock today in the
presence OF the federal grand jury.
The japanese girl has been held
pending investigation OF d charge
of violating the Mann act Saiso
was also witness. When the jury
heard their case. marriage WAS
suggested. The lovers were over
joyed
J. w Augustine gave the bride
away J. ]. Sullivan was best man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

CHARGE HE PUT ON
INDECENT DANCE.

SPOKANE. Dec 4.-Charged with
staging an indecent dance, a war
rant was Issued today for the arrest
OF Il. G. Walker. local theatre
manager. Mayor Hindlcy stated
Walker admitted employing carma-
lita to dance privately at meeting
OF the members Of the American
Mining congress Il In said that
the costume worn by the dancer
was a model Of the style used by
Eve before the introduction OF the
fig leaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
union WORKERS
OF FOUR CITIES
VOTE ON STRIKE
Uniform Wages and Better Work
ing Conditions Asked in Seattle,
Tacoma, Bellingham and Everett

general strike, seriously threatening the decentralization
OF the light and Of the Stone Webster companies
in Seattle, Tacoma, Everett and Beingham, may be called
week by Pacific District Council No Of the Electrical
Workers union
vote is now being taken by the membership Of the
in these cities The result Of the will be
vassed in Seattle tomorrow when will be definitely de-
tcrmined whether the strike is o be called not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
ORPHANS BILL AT
COLISEUM TONIGHT

Save a few pennies for the all
star vaudeville bill to be given at
the Coliseum tonight The per-
formance is for charity. a charity
that has TO do with future genera
tions OF unfortunate orphans. who
are trained at the Boys Industrial
school for trades that will permit
them TO make an honest living
when they have reached maturity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
MOVIE" ACTORS ON
HUNT FOR MONKEYS

by United Press Leased Wire
Los ANGELES, Dec. 4.--Motion
picture actors at Glendale are
monkey-hunting today. Twelve
Simians escaped yesterday during
jungle act and disappeared into
Echo park. The capture will be-
filmed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
MUST BE SOME CAKE!

by United Press Leased Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 4.---Asle
Ing divorce, Mrs. W. T. Martin
charged hubby" hit her with a
cake she baked for him. To refute
this charge. Martin brought said
cake 10 court.
Shed be dead II had struck
her with IT," he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
MORE DES
TO SHOP

Fatty Black beat Skinny White
to the doll counter today aud so
got the first Christmas present
safely bought. Skinny White and
his snail were last seen plugging
along In the main street offing. but
he shouted cncouragingly az our
artist floated by: TITS all right. old
scout, there's LOTS OF time yet"
Maybe he's right, BUT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04
SISTER-IN-LAW OF
OUR MAYORS A COP

w tnitea Press LEASED Wgr~.
MEoFoRp. Or Dec. A.
Mrs. Frank cotterilI. . sister
in-isw Of Mayor cctserilI Of Sc
attic. has been appointed mem
ber Of the local police force.
She 10 expected 20 have special
supervision over public dances
pstronixed by the young men
and women Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-04

.r nat congress has taken up the I'm
n v~r-.~hn,,n. proccs dlnEa against Judgc
IN krrhhald one is Interested In knowing
~ N about. and what Archibald did
~ ~. y ,hey 80 about u 20 impcach Judge,
- Tarn 10 pagc 4. There you'll find Il
IA ricsurss Of gne five eenEresssnen who
:. s<iias a. the judges prosecutors.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
Maen boOr ifuI gIo0et iao isoe

Men bpor fol gIooet iao isee
Stnrfe?
so, netop Oeri; SpO i boert 9iem,
Der til5erer ben f%orene0e 0onife
STRIFE 4merifa.
8i be6reiOer life Ror0mpnoene.
at De er 6aaroe aonfurrenter, men
oi benitider til bore Oanffe Ben.
9oo os Iere Al Dem, lere
at penoe o5 frn BET iremme0e %
lutte os iammen ON pore egne Op-
gooer.
0et er prispproigt, at 3oromen.
oene 6ol0er iommen og itanr iam-
men ON oeres 0pgouers 2ssnino.
Og Iige ioo prisOerOiat bill oct
opre, ON Ri 0onffe, iom er pngre
% minore, lerer of Dem; men oct
CT life prisoer6iot, at pi Teller i
0eres aeIoano oe itstter oeres 10.
rctaqen0er. Bore e9ue tr9naer til
Dor Stette % benter paa Den.
Men en- Aarsm6be-9 e~illtnin9
fan fife lore Sit" inc i ole
9iem inSen for port 5omfunb, Der
mao on0et til.
Og 6ooo ffoI BET pere? Sa,
mon ser fnn trntes on0et END
moiaige Sino" Ser oil ORE noget
for. at SUBS @erning fan gsres. "
Ger er mooife fottige 6amiIier,
iom oerne uil0e boGOe 9loOet, men
monQIer aoo0 oertil. Ger mnn9Ier
ion, at en-, ser bar goot RnuO, oil
6ctaIc oct til ct ioaOout 9iem.
0g ioa er Der Del ANDRE, ION
life bar Spn eaer 5nteres'e for
gIoOet; Der bebspes ioo, at en- Den
al 9laoet ien0er en- iaaOon Unite
resieret 9looet ct anrstto eaer 10.
Se1 ifal gerne pere me0 pan ct
! 1orie9 / ben Retuing.
q. R. @noeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
3Oele nDe Smaaifrifter.

y Zen ipngen6e Gpmgeliit". 6or.
teaineer Of 5onfeps 9io. 8eo
S.g.Snnien 80 Sioer. Bris &c.
- SoIifin / 3iemmet". 5ortelIing
Of 10. D. .. u SiOer. Bris &c.
ogn inofif garnebuitru~. 5ortoIt
Of 6onno Rbiem, 2ererinoe /
Sn6ien. "a Sioer. 9ris sc.
y 2ioets 9@oeliten." vi Beatrice a.
Sorbon6, Misiion9r / Spoinoi.
en-. Baa 0onif oe0 5obonnegloi
enielOt. "a. SiSer. gris. Sc.
y @er6ens- M Isl ions onferenceu /
@~Oingburgb@ oeO Z. 2sgitrup,
Sogneprpit / 0pborg. 80 S1oer.
4ris 10 Gts.
ar6ejOerne og airfen". af gaitor
5. ID. So6olin, Sefreter pe6
Sn6re Misiion. II Cher. gris
20 Cts.
aae iefs Smaaifriiter tilamm.n
portofrit tiIien6t for 80 Cts.
Dan. 9utb. BubI. Souie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

Metooiiternes alminoelige aonfe-
renee I Minneupolis. Minn., bar
ppret beiagt IF. a. 2elegater al
gliis 5taIia @ariboloi. en- Sgnne.
batter of ben itolienife 5ribeosbeIi
@oriboloi, og 0oftorinoe 81 8i
gu. en- Of De beolt tenote 9pger
Brooinien 6lifien, aino. Metooit.
aonferencerne ! Stalien og aina er
i pore 9enieen0e pofiet iau meget,
of De er / Stono til at ienoe De
n9onte og andre GeIegater til bet
olnene Wsoe. Miis 8oribaloi lore.
itoor en- Bigeifole / Rom, iom Me-
t~obfiterne bor cabinet for fattiae
8srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

Grit; boilfen Sorg % Sflrffelie
piloe oct life blioe. ia mooife $40
og 8itterbeo for belle 9ioet moo oct
Stem, nom man ier boooe eIifet %
Jet on til me0 @leoe og Gaf.
gell I'll aorsmeoet / II. 8of.
flfp6e iao life en- eaer nnoen, Der
6ar ct tort % oormt Sierte FOR
Sc imoa nfIippeoe 9om", 'om Boitor
9ing en Song uotrpfte Set, bringe
ct 6oriIoo nneaaenoe oenne sag,
6oori Ser er en- bel 8ormbiertigbeO.
5. q. 4n0erien,
0leon0er, Calf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

Sri ReIigionseoelie / aino. DIS.
iionpr 5Obannes 8osmussen fri
Der ira aina, at De foreneoe Qte-
nigbeoer i Befing bolot en- itor
8eltomit- og @~Ieoesfeit / 0eto0iit-
misiionens itore airfe for at mo-
ri Den nDe 2gro. 8r9i i0ent guan.
Sbi.aai bar mO6u0t. DIS ion9r
RoSmusien par til Ste0e peo oenne
Set og bsrte Or. 8. ". Sens Ia.
Ie, iom ban bolot poa Breiioentens
9egne. 5 oenne Gale 6lep Oct poo
M itaofeitet, at iuo mart en- SOL
fereprpientntion fan bIioe oalgt, er
oct Oieningen at giDe in 4
fri GeIigiOns gpelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
Sranfrig terrier
otter Geligion.

unoer 6enne Ooerifriit ifriuer Del
nobreote itore norIfe gIoo g3i0ens
5egn" f6lgenoe.
Zen beremte franife airtebntori.
fer golll Snbatier, bois arbeioer
er al en- ioo mooerne aarofter, at De
er lat poo ben f%atolife airtes 5or'
6ltOsliite, bar npIig uogibet en- Bog
ON aAeIigiss Orientering / pore
Cages 8ranfrie".
De 9inier, fom itaar ooer 0enne
artifel, forofterierer 9oeenS belle
Retning: Zen franlfc ger6en",
Tiger Sabotier, otsriter efter SUB.
Og bon iammenligner 5ronfrig / lit
5orbol0 til De forifeqige Religioner
mel en- boter Biee, fom bier oIe
fine 5riere bort - life foroi BUN
bar noset imoo at gifte iis, men for.
of Der lite efr0ru er ltogen, 1ofn
far ounoet benoes $ierte.
Oct er ian6t nof, OF 5ranfrig
bor briiot meo Booemasten, og at
romantic 5olfefIae olorie fan fsIe
fin religisie 29ngiel tilfreeSitiaet
oeO nogen 5orm for BroteItontis.
Men 5ronfrigs religisie &oIo.
ming fan life beOsmmes no fra
0anoets ~firfeIige SoIonine = be er
n9iten en- WooiGtnins of bpernn.
Ore. g@t itprte @ltoernes Billed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

gape blioer at grunolegge og 10.
pifle Den oigtige @irfiombeO. BE
aeringen agter At one / 9erneop.
0ruae6eus Snteresie. sun maa pp.
re en- opgti9 apinOe. iom er no.
iet I'll al leie en- iao6aa 0pguoe.
oen0es San er beitemt til $1,000
en- aaret. 5enoes %aontorbiGIp bli.
Der eli a. 1%terenoe 95ei, en- Stati-
ififer % TO ipecielle ~2lgenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

Seln blanot pore ipenife 9reore,
Der er iaa gamle og talrige 6er
! 2on0et, 0rsftes aoloniiations.
Spsrgsmoolet. auguitann. Spno.
Sens Nisfionsbeitprelie beilutteoe
neo fit 7foite Me0e OF benltilGe til
Spnooen, ON ben fife bsr gore
noget for at fao 9onosm9n6 til at
6oipfte Jig / 4olonier / Ste0et ior,
iom oct mi ioo ofte fer, at ipre.
Des blanot an0re RotionaIiteter.
Get er bog fife geItpreDiens DE.
ming at nnbefole, at Snno0en 0iref.
te itol befatte Zig me6 9anSbon.
Del, men fun, at ben itol gipe Ga.
gen fin morolife Ststte peo OF ben.
pfc til 5irmner og Npn6, Der or.
Iigt befatter fig meo iliee @ffprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31
Den tnife sociol0emofrat :

Zen tpife Socioloemofrat Or.
Sons @iiller er iii. oJtpe 5iOer"
at ben anifue1e, at Geligionen
lt~beitrfoelig er BEN fremaSorioenoe
aroft i ben iociale ll0pifling. San
mener enOog. at reIigisie arefter
o~perbooeoet life laOer Zig uuooprc
Deo gDgningen al io~cioIitiife Or
gonHationer, at enboer iociolitiif
8eppgelie roen oisie nlaa f%orflaoes.
9et er 0erfor en- Of ben mo0erne
Sociolismes oistigite Opgaber at
reoiOere i'm Opfottelie af Geligio.
men, oens geim oe 9etponing /
Menneifebeoen8 l16oifIing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

itgtte operenoe er life alto 6egn
puo gontro - cite in0eboIoer bet
ct opbere Spn pao Oct guOOonmeli.
ge.4
1oet er 9o0efirfens 5orfietrire al
al moOerne G~onfegon9 % ale nc.
oerne Somfun6sbeitr9belhier. iom
bar itsot SinOene bort ira Den.
0ten ieIoe ben reIiaigie Grong er
life 300. 9irfen bar feot Rooer.
nismen; % font Ben ii0en bar ior.
iteot lit eget Barn, fan Den fife
0rpbe Def. @n Dag er 8ornet
itertere emo 06ooeren. Men boor.
ban Den npe Reli9ion bill tonmne til
at bliDe, bar Sobatier life noaet
Soor pnu. San gIper bare antpO.
ringer ON en- reniet og fornpet ao.
toIicisme, iom fiin6e itoo / Gogt
baa0e meO moOerne 8ioenifob og
meO %ioeinle 5remifriot.
Pit 0enne npe Religion Oil fom.
me i~lltter ban al, at Sinoene /
5ronfrig mere % mere oenoer fig
bort ira W}oterialiSne oa @aOIes.
beo. 9tpere ~iiIoiofiite 6etninger
onerfen0er Den reIieisie 2rang iom
en- aenoSgernin9, mon ifte fon
: fomnle for6i. d i ieIoe 8oIteiiG.
len potter 8ron9en.
Sobotier frenierer Ell fronif
9on0e, iom isrger oco jim osoe Ssns
Seize. On fatoIif Ben fommer oe
fortaaer bam ON Den ortbo0ofie
! 0immeI men 9on0en oil lite bore
paa ban. en- Sfeptifer fonmer ior
at be0e BAN tBrre itne unpttige
lourer. AGt er forbi, Der er in.
gen geroen uOenfor Oenne. Sam
faiter 9on0en no meo 01oqt. %
til Slut benter ban 8rGi ten % i'm.
Der / bans mptiife 9otil i al 5aI0
ct effo al Oct tore MDiteriltnl. iom
ban / lit eeet Sino amer.
Snbatier finder ogiaa eieiroomme.
lige 6e9n / DC mango Sptemer Tor
Notwithstanding pao SfoIerne,
iom ! oct iiOite9Gor 10 er ofifafiet;
men DC me ptemer igrer u%uitogooe.
ligeornets 6eIeDie / eli reIigiss Ret.
ming, ifsnt De life iIutter Jig til no.
gen beitemt 8rosbetenOelie. De ia.
Ter en- more bp0en0e Stenune
fife iom en- aobenbaring, men iom
en- erforing.
9etegnenoe er oct ogioa, al mango
3piplere. efter bpoo Sobatier poo.
toor, ilutter Jig til proteitontiife
airfeiamfun0, noar 0eres Born BIZ.
per GIore, ior al De ~aligeoeI ifoI
pofie op en- reIigiss Atnoif9re =
felo ON 5ililutnineen til Den prote.
itantiite gefenbeIie let life or ioa
bogitapelig ment.
Sobatier tager fife ielp roget
beftenrt 5rositonopunft; ban usier
iig meo at iorflare De 9onosrsreier,
ban mener at bape iogttoget.
Den bans Bog or ~ifreoet meo itor
&arne; og bans tSooe0betrogtning
er Ben, at Oct itronIenoe 6rnntrig,
iom iorgGOes bar iegt at fortIare
Ibele 3iIpGreIien, nj i title 6orpent.
ming iagttoger en- nm 1t0s 9eitrp.
belier efter at finoe SUB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-31

Gn apinoe Tom gureaucbef. SiI
@bef for ben al 8ongressen nplig
opretteoe gsrne.9ureo er oalgt
Whs SiiIia 6. 9utbrop, Der / fIere
slar bor pnret Sane aloooms aolIe-
90 ! bet inofnIote nSailL Solfie" I
Gbioogo. Miis 2otbrop np6er ben
sere at bore ben fsrite apir6e, Der
er bIeben iionapnt til OF foreitoo
ct Weeeringsburea1i. Sen6es On.