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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
LIVELY BATTLE PROMISED At
BALTIMORE CONVENTION.
Leading Candidates Plan TO Take
Boomers TO Convention BY
the Train Loads.
ny Z. II. ARNOLD.
Intslligeneer Bureau.
Washington. ID. O.. Juua IA.


With the announcement that Sena-
tor-elect Ollie James. OF Kentucky,
was their choice for temporary chair
man OF the Baltimore Convention and
that therefore he would be elected. the
Champ Clark headquarters tonight
commenced preparations for their
activities at Baltimore.
The Speakers National Bureau has
completed arrangements for a dele
cation of between four and FIVE thous-
and Missourians who will arrive in
baltimore. Monday. June "a. on spec
ials. as well as regular trains to boom
Champ Clark for the nomination.
Promises have been received at
Clark National Headquarters to the
effect that Kentucky will send the
largest delegation TO Baltimore with
the exception OF Missouri
Specials from Iowa. Illinois. Kansas.
Oklahoma. Arkansas and Nebraska.
chartered by Clark rooters. will be
run 10 Baltimore. arriving I'm the Mon
umental city. Sunday night or Monday
Immediately before the convention.
To combat The candidacy OF Ollie
James for temporary chairman. me
wilson forces are arraying Congress
man Robert Lee Henry. chairman OF
the House Rules Committee and will
muster their solid strength coupled
with all additional strength that they
may be able TO gather from the Har.
mon and Underwood and favorite son
supporters. 70 defeat Ollie James with
Representative Henry.
Mr.. Bryan Must Show Hand.
The first big battle Of the Baltimore
convention will be over the selection
Of temporary chairman over this
I hght. Mr. Bryan will have 10 side
with either Clark or Wilson forces
and the first time In the campaign will
have TO break his neutral Attic
I which he has consistently adhered "a
between Clark and Wilson forces.
In having selected Henry, the vii
son men believe they have won the
: initial skirmish In that they have
won Bryan 70 their side. and con
/ 1dently assert tonight that Bryan
and Wilson's united strength can elect
Representative Henry and thus gain
advantage OF the organization over
Clark forces
While they are not expected n
make as much noise as the Clark FOL
Z lowing the Wilson supporters will bs
I on he ground first A. least two
! thousand New Jersey supporters n
| the Governor are expected in Baltl
more Sunday. June q. according q,
the plans OF the local Wilson Bureau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
I'll. c. Franzheim Co.
1I26-2s-30 Main Street. Visitors Welcome
EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING .,

posed Of: Evalyn Shelton, president:
Wilbur H. Nicholson, vice president;
Sydney Jones. secretary and treas
urer: Ralph H. Gibson. editor Of
Unonian; Howard Donalr Brown.
business manager OF Unonian; ]. Tay-
Tor Alton. Ruby Amos. Arthur c.
Beer. Clarence II. Cox. George Ears
man. Leroy Heavilin. Mary Keziah
Henry. Nina May Inman. Harry Eliza
nth pooara San,uaI Shir,n Iobn NJ
vanDyke. Karl Whinnery and E. C.
Woolf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
COMMENCEMENT
Held Lost Evening IN the Friends
Board ing school At
BarnoHvfllo.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencsr.
BARNESvILLE. o., June 13.-The
commencement at Friends Boarding
School. east OF town. was held this af-
ternoon. The following program was
rendered.
The Roman Tammany. M. Louis Taber
Educating the Deaf and Blind. ......
81, 49,. ss..'........ Eva X. Hartley
cement ......... Robert r. Coppock
The Life OF the Ctty's Poor. q. zee.
- ........-.........M Mary Ethel Smith
The Man Behind the Throttle ....-...
....-....... ..........- Elmer Pickett
Society In NOn-Christlan Lands.
=. ..-........... Lorena Young
What Makes Success.
Prejudice Towards the Oriental. -.
.-.........-.....R uanna J. Bowles
socialiSrn ....... james Howard Btnns
Should a Woman NoteT. Anna r. Cope
Some Phases OF Efficiency ..........
................... Joseph J. Walton
The Art OF the POtter's Wheel.
.............. Mary Agnes MeEraiI
Presentation OF Diplomas. ..........
................J Joseph G. Strattou
Class Address. ..... Charles p. Morlan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
COMMENCEMENT
AT MOUNT UNIoN-scio COLLEGE
YESTERDAY.
Bishop ouayls Addresses Graduates;
Who Receive Degrees from
President.

Special Dispatch TO the Inteiiigencer.
ALLIANCE. o.. Jue 13.-The an
nual commencement OF the Mount
Union-Scio college was held Thurs
day. with the annual address TO the
college graduating class delivered by
the Rev. Bishop William A. Quayle,
LID. of the Methodist Episcopal
church The degrees were announo-
ed to the class by President William
Henry McMasters. DID. after which
an informal reception was rendered
the graduates and all of the students
and friends by the Mount Union Col
lege Women's association on the col
lege campus.
The graduating class was com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
Talks on Teeth
By Orian Hedrick, D. D. S.
AFTER
FIVE YEARS
WEAR

We have kept in touch with our
patients who are wearing our guar
snteed Avioiar teeth. year after year.
that We may know how the teeth are
standing tts wear and tear Of daily
use. Our interest In the sale OF the
work doesn't cease when the Job Is
completed. We guarantee 70 to wear
and every 80 often we look up those
who have had the work In for a con
siderable time. 70 see how the teeth
are holding up u is source Of
treat satisfaction 20 be able 70 refer
n any number % our satisfied pa
tents. We have thousands OF such
patients who are kind enough 70 Jet
us refer prospective patients 10 them.
Briefly our method Of restoring mis-.
sing teeth is az follows.
We build structure where the
gaps in The line are. without boring
or cutting into the gums or causing
any discomfort The strain OF biting
and chewing on the food Is Equally
distributed. 20 We 10 away with the
une feature that makes the average
Bridge e nuisance wouldn't Won
IKE 10 have your teeth put IN per.
fect order once and for all lime We
guarantee al work N you must wear
plate JET us make you one Of our
smooth suction plates. guaranteed
never 10 drop On The mouth. Gold
Crowns % up Crown and Rridos
work - up Porcelain rnanef
crowns made. billings COO up. Plates
q 90 up.
Once Hours r.. no.. o D. m. sun.
days 10 r.. No.. 4 p. IN Lady attend.
ant Instruments ateriIzed ~ chair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
MOUNDSYILLE
Fourth ward F1rsmsn RssiEnsd.

The twelve hremen OF the Fourth
ward with headquarters on Twelfth
street. resigned their position at a meet
Ing held on "wednesday evening. All
members Of the company were requested
by the city council az its last regular
meeting night to make afhdavit 20 the
Zee OF 81 which the nremen claim due
them for the last IRE. The members
held a meeting and stated that they had
resigned. and claim that they will not
make an afhdavit 20 get the money due
them This leaves the lower part OF
the city without nremen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
Car Jumping rrnor.

Much trouble is being experienced by
the Traction company by the cars iump-
ing the track near the Glendale store
where the new ninety-foot rails are be-
ing laid. On Wednesday evening the
schedule was all TO the bad. being on
about an hour The II o'clock car out
% wheeling jumped the track at the
Jungle switch and did not arrive in
this city until . o'clock Last evening
II was reported that several cars had
Jumped the track durin gthe evening
and that the schedule was or about 90
minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
COUNTY COURT

Charles Weyer. %. Stella wcDop.
40, ~. both u Martins Ferry. q.
"liiiam briEgs. ~. Connellsvilie.
"a Mary p. Fitch. 40. Johnstoun.
Guy Nelson Goodwin. %. Bernice l..
Fankirk, n, both Of Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
Held Picnic.

The Soul Winners class Of the First
NJ. p. church held their annual picnic
yesterday afternoon az the campgrounds
above town. The class is taught hy
airs. ~. ?. Rnoads. VINO had charge Of
me aualr. The class left the city at
O'Clock and special program was
delivered during the afternoon. Follow
ing the rendition OF the program the
neinhers proceeded TO the hotel on the
grounds where supper was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

william Emmerling and wife 20
NUN =. Hastings. Dot No g. Do steeu-
roo race. Consideration. $40.
huth p. Hastings TO Pauline I'm
merHng. lot No. 5 On Gteenrod Place
Consideration. SO.
ID. Norman and wife 20 Jessie
hoEe. lota ~ and os. IN springdaIe.
Confederation. SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

ArchdeacOn y. NJ. Spur has been ap-
pointed by Governor W r. Glasscock
as delegate 90 the National Association
OF Charities and Correction. which con-
veuea IN Cleveland today ON Monday
DR.. Spur deliveries an address before
the association on prison labor. lie will
leave for Cleveland on Sunday after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

The bond issue for the proposed two
new school buildings In this district.
which was 20 have been held on satur-
day. June % has been postponed until
Saturday. July 3. The above postpone
ment was due o. the fact that an error
IN publication o. the bond issue was
made and the board of education dld not
notice Tie error until last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
To cave E1ouruions.

Local lodge. Liberal Camp No. IS,
WoOdnen OF the World. are making ar
engagements TO give a moonlight eNcuT-
sion on Saturday evening. June %. The
steamer Liberty has been chartered for
the occasion. and also the Liberty band
% the city will furnish the music for
the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
Helped TO Keep Down Expenses.

Mrs. ]. z. Henry. Akron. Mich.
tells how she did so: Il was both
cred with my kidneys and had to 90
nearly double. | tried a sample of
Foley's Kidney Pills and they did me
30 much good that / bought a bottle,
and they saved me a big doctors
bill" For weak back, backache, rheu-
matism, urinary and kidney troubles.
use Foley Kidney Pills. They help
quickly. Coleman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
SHRINERS GO
TO ELKINS
wnsslinsisss Depart over the Baiti-
more q Ohio for the Seat
Of BAndolph.

The largest class OF candidates to be
initiated into the order of the Mystic
Shrine will meet at Elkins tomorrow
afternoon. where. after parade
through the city. they will prepare TO
cross the hot sands. and a large crowd
will leave Wheeling tomorrow evening
20 witness the event Notices were
mailed some time ago. that special cars
would leave the II. A o. station at p.
m. to-day. but later arrangements have
been made and special cars win be at
6.t5 y. m. from Grafton the journey
viii be made by special train, arriving
in Elkins about midnight
Many Shriners from the surrounding
towns have arranged TO make the Jour
ney with the local members.
Of the Arab Patrol will have charge OF
the work:
r. C. Darrah. III Potentate.
Charles r. Schultz
A. y: Garden.
O. w. Burdats.
Charles T. Carrigan.
II. J. Scheufler.
George r. waterhouse.
George II. Nikolaus.
A. @. Hallock
Il. G.. Byron.
Alan II. Robinson.
VIM. II. Rose.
K. c. B B9Sshss
A +. Schairer.
II. L Hesse.
+. z Armbruster.
Z. r. Barlow.
Chas II. Brockardt
s. Butts.
Ed. Dummer.
Ed. Elig.
w. L. Felsing.
W. A Springer.
s. r. WarffueL
w. A. Waugh.
J. r. Fox.
II q. Friedrichs
p A. Graham.
Howard Hastings.
A A Ise.
J. n. Hendrix.
II. H Kraatz-
r II. Meagle.
]. W. Neidhart
H A. Oberman.
A. d. Peake.
A G. Schneider.
i. y. Schofield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

Our Trunk Department Is showing
'ull size Fine Trunks. covered with
the strongest water-proofed can
-. with heavy wood stats on. the
top. on the sides, best steel cor
ner bumpers. sheet iron bottom.
strong brass lock. extra heavy side
oolts. strong hinges and heavy
leather straps. Some OF these trunks
have the inside tray with partitions.
Some OF the trunks have the extra
skirt trays. Every one OF these
trunks IL made to stand the hard
iolts received when travelling. Ev-
cry trunk IL n special value at s3.9S.
3A9s. 36.9S and up to $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

Gus committees were received and ap-
proved Another meeting viii be held
within the next few days when the ex-
act date Of the holding OF the celebra-
ton VIII be announced and the program
given out Tor publication.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
Homemade

McFadden's Homemade Style
Flannel Mil Shirts for steelwork-
srs. FOR tinworkers. for tubeworkers.
for blast furnace workers. are made
from the best wearing Country
Flannel They are extra wide and
extra long and every seam Is dou-
ole Eewed. Some OF these shirts are
made with neckband and half
sleeves, some are made with full
sleeves, and with a collar on the
shirt. Neck sizes. Is TO 20. at 30
cents, rs cents and % cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

The home coming committee o. the
Board % Trade and the Business Men
association met last evening ~ the
board ~ trade rooms On the Trust com
pany building. The reports ~ the vart-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

&C one deed Of 'rus, was Ieft for rec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
Facts about
Olive Oil

Olive OF is primarily a food.
two tableapoonsfuls containing
more nourishment that a pound
81 meat or n cup OF butter
More than thia-the nouriah.
ment o. olive Oh IL practically
pre-diEcsted.
Taken 81 n tonic. Olive oils
very beneficial
For cooking and for making
salads doctors recommend he
liberal use.
But Tor the best results. pure
Olive OF a.. Of course. noces-
sary.
When you purchase pomplan
Olive OF you can feel sure thni
you have the purest and most
healthful Olive Oh cold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

Boys Fine Percale, Fast Color. Va
sation Shirt Waists. with soft col
RS on Boys Black Sateen. war
rantsd not to fade. Vacation Shirt
Waists. with soft collars on. Boys
Finest with Blue ChRmbray Cling
m vacation Shirt Waists. with soft
Fast Color. Vacation Shirt Waists,
with soft collars on Boys Fin
est White Madras. Vacation Shirt
Waists. with soft collars on Sizes
rom to is years. at Is cents and
IS cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

In our Neckwear Department you
san pick from hundreds OF the lat
est summer Neckties Four-in- Hands.
Rich colors OF Knitted silk Four-in-
Hands. Every new shape OF the
Finest sink Four-in-Hands. Also the
ready-to-hook-o ties for men who
font care to tie them. Every styl-
.sh color OF silk ties to tie in bows
The windsor Soft silk Ties TO tie
IN large soft bows. All this sea
sons latest patterns are here at IL ~
cents, IS cents. 50 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

We sell the Mems Paris Cart
srs. .the Mems Brighton" Carriers.
the Mems Boston" Garters-the
three kinds OF garters men like best
These garters support the socks
without allowing them TO show a
wrinkle. they NJ the leg without
binding. they are light in weight.
sweat-proof and odorless. We have
these colors-black. gray. blue.
blue. brown. lavender. in the regu-
lar sizes and also an extra large
special size for stout men Take
our choice for IS cents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

til @reenoiQe, % iao Ieo 0a bet iiO-
tie 6aroel. "a ri forte mo oeo
Stotionen / 8reenpiae begDn0te So
'itor TieJien, at fi9ge eiter inc
Grenge; 10, 6e par Der pirfelig, og
oct Dor bel0igt ior mig, for De bao-
DC Ell 0eilig oQun6" me0 til mig,
JON tom ri9tig goOt til 8aS, ier ieg
naae0e @bicago. Get fneb liot meO
at ioa Eo9for6in0elie / Chicago,
ie9 ifuloe peit paa anime Rat 90
Der bar eft beitemt Sog je9 ifuloe
buDe, men 4oitor Senior %gorantere-
Dc, COG life i lit eoet '9tapn), of ON
ie9 oil0e gao meO til g0more Den
6ormiooog ifuloe ieg nof ioa 5or-
b.noeIie / Chicago; ia, fore @aitor
Senien, ieg iif o9ioa 6or6inoelie
o0 ieg fom biem / 8i0e.
Set par mango Maaoer en- Del
Zig 51t oen 3ur til Mihi9on. Seq
bar 10 life pi0it noget ON Dor
Iairfes arbpjoe Der, nil oeo ieg Do
liOt, % ie9 mener, at Ar6eiOet ct
%looenOe; boor Der er en- goo Strife
ejen0om, mango 6olf, og De ioa oil
fomme o9 bere, Der tror ieg ll0iig-
terne cr 9ooe; TT 8roen fommer M
ali9euel Oerpe0 at man berer, %
noar @uoS Or0 fommer til at lpoe
boo0e / airfen og / Siemmene, BAD
Be ira RrGitens og ira DC 6elliges
W1tn6, iom ct lepen0e 8ionesbDr0
ON, at oct er 9oot at tiene 0erren,
% oil o9ioa 6rugterne otie Jig ON
emo 6e life fommer npr Ioo raft
eQer ser 6liner npr ioa mango al
Dem, iom oi gerne biloe. Sol0 fun
uo 9r60re, Der er 2sn for eoers
@erniug. - SEQ oil gerne til Slut
nina briuge en- 5ierteIio 9iIien o0 ct
9af ior iioit til bao6e Graiter o9
@eni06eoer JON leg beipgte. Ser
rem pelii9ne eOer 90 mig og bi9lpe
o8 at blioe tro I Somfun6et meo Dor
5relier og tro / @erninaen i bans
9~ingnar0.
ears SEMEN.
8uif'n, Rebr. 7. Sept. 1912.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17
gilbert on, Mont.
8. Sept.= 1912.

Spn0ag 2Ifteu iagoe jeg 5orpel
til mine paa 9ane9aaroen n9r DeO
66ieag for at rejie Ell 3ur til
Montana. @elnem tore 2anos-
Dele gif 8o9et nleo en- goo 6ort.
O}eQem G6ita9o og ct. Saul iaa
al 5ina ganife 9o0t no, men liot
moo, 9po0 jeg ieuere ff at ie. Sci
mfommen til q. Saul bar ieg iom
Chicago iget - Steo og Grabl-
6c0 oar Der ode Gegne, boor ieg
fom, iaa iea neiten 6uDoe iortruOt,
at ieg tog Al Steo. Men oct 6ialp
life, for nh bar ie9 10 Der og BET
me0 en- 6glelie al Srpt6eo. Seq
maotte oente ct Bar elmer paa
nGite 3og moo @eit oo 6enptteoe
iuo 2eiIig6eoen til at ie @reat
Gortbern 8onen8 ll6itiGin9 al 2on0-
brlQSprooufter ira 9oropeitenS Sta
ter, og set bar go0t, alt al f6rite
alo5ie, o9 je9 tpnfte Iom Iao mani
&c; Sa, oct er 10 go0t nof, for De
fan 10 iogten5 to9e no9et no al oct
6e0ite oa oiie Soft, .og meo ben
6elelie eff ieg i9en.
81. II 6ormio0o9 reiite ri Ioo
pioere moo 8eit igennem imaa
2onosbper og itore 9an0itr9fninger,
% 10 lPngere ie9 fom frem, oes be.
Gre bleb l%l0ieenoet al 2onoet. &oe-
ben blep lige 6gitet. Ablin9en er
meget iopr i 4or igennem 3ortb
9ofota op igennein Bro &iper+0a-
len, en- oeilig Strpfning al 2an0,
bllgenoe Of 6ia0om. Sirs0a9 Mor-
gen tiOlig par ieg i @ulbertion,
W%ontono. 0fr. 6rpbIing oar pan
Stationen for at tage imo0 mig %
biie mig omfrin9. 2anfet er go0t,
og oae SG0arter 9iper ct goot 10
butte / 9(ar. Get er ilet life oper-
oreoet, 6oo0 ser lfripe8. OnS0a9
par ieg noe at foo mig ct Stpffe
al Uncle Cams Qono, % Der er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

iIcre 1anife. iom 6nr ta9et Qnn6,
iaa oeriom Ser er noget, iom bar
trnft pnn at fomme no o9 foa
9nno. iao fonl Der. Ser er ioa goo
Ell 9eiIiQ6eO ION noaetIteos, % Ser
er Ii9e oe6 at ifulle bpgges en- Sern-
bane igennem 0et 9ano, iom Dan.
iferne bar uoiet. Men 5 moo fom.
me mart, for Ser er ogiaa andre
9otioner, iom oil babe 2an0, og
BET 6e0ite goor forit. 2ono, iom er
uprooeO op", forIon9eS Ser $25
9fcren for. Seq er go0t tilfreOs meo
ll0fol0et al min Gejie % 6leoer Der
uco BET famine. Spn0a9' bar ieg
t Gone @oaeD til @uostieneite. Set
par Ell 0ejli9 Gur oeru0, o9 oeilig
par oct at iomtoIe me0 line 9an0s'
mGn0 / Stilbeo Iongt borte fra
9pen5 8ropl6e0. @or 2on0smano
DIR Sam 8rp5lino 5ip1per enbOer
til Rette, iom oil meloe fin 2(nfomit
til BAN. O9 ban fan 5 Itole paa.
san er fife ~9an0ogent.
Silien til ale yDaniferen"s 2eT
iere.
9. Sonen
Glll6ertion. Montnna.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17
euef, isis.

vi bar nplig bait MisiionSmpoe /
Gait. Is. arog5 Meni9beoer. MSoer-
ne toa oere5 9eapnoelie / Midtopn
Menig6e0 1orsoog aften Den 30.
au9uit og fortiattes Do9en efter /
ct. Beter8 Menigbeo 6er peo 9ucf
ON 2eroagcn, Senoog 8ormio0og
% @itermiooa9 o9 ON 4itenet
SlutningSms0e. 6oruOen Wfenigbe-
oerneS Brett par t.lite6e Bait. 3.
ID. Eeterien, 3ortbficIo, Minn.,
@ait. @. 6. Garlien, hyperion, %
Fat. s. 8. 9on0o ira 9pen
|2i1cf.
Seq fol MI life fomme in5 1ao,
bpao &erren taleoe til os sennem
Zine Sienere i oisie oeIiiane.e Cage;
tbi min 0ufommelie e. itfe ion
flor. Men enboer, iom Il fer Ser
rens oDrebore Sfatte. PEE 10, at peo
Misiionsmsoer omfrinl j Samfun.
set lp0er @uos 90 frnitig til
3rsit og g~eileonin1 % 5ormnning.
Gilberene bar fife iaa talri9e oeo
pore We0er OIL Ssnoa9en, pei no
get paa @runo al Geiret; men om
Seuoogen 6oo0e ri imuft 8eir, o9
oa par @irIen ogiaa fpl0t til
1rUngiel, iaa al Den @runo bleo
l9Feoet om gftermi0oaoen af6ol0t
paa 6eitplaOien, boor oi o8iaa bnooe
8Gae2ipisning.
ii Tiger MI biertelig Sof til Or
ot,2 6%orfDn0ere, JON par til Ste0e
oe0 port MisiionSmeoe, % til 8en-
ner ira iiern % mar ior Samu9-
ret oisie Gage, 90 Saf til Menig-
be0enS 9ninoer o. lln9oommen Tor
GpOartnilg % llleili9beo.
5ames Yicferin9, en- al Dor 0ie-
nig6eosmeolemmer, iom / ct Aars
5i0 eaer mere bar liot al ct 9ierte-
onoe, beoe ganife pluoielig, iom
ban gif % arbejoe0e Torsong Den
80. Q(ueuit. San Dor 63 aar CANT
mel % fom ganife un9 til Gan.
mart ira @oles, Sfotlono o9 Der
til amerifo for 33 Nar itoen, De
fgrite tire 9(nr / 0bicago, % ii6en
bar ban lepet pan lin 8nrm Der /
2ucf. San efterlaber iig Suitru og
Ell aOopteret Ssn, iom er Git og
Dor / NGr6eoen. Afosoe bleo UNDER
flor 0eltaeeIie ioroet paa Wenig.
beoenS a~irfegar0.
g(tter % otter fomnler Der en-
8aaminoelie til os Menneifer at
set gploer ON at bore bereot ii
enboer Sio at meoe lin 8relier.
Men boor mango er Der bel, iom /
SnnObeb fan iige: SEQ er fGrOig,
booo giebIif Serren faloer.
3. 5.