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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
FLANDERS GOING
 VERY GOOD INDEED

Indianapolis, August S.-(Special)-With three windows closed, the pathfinders for the national tour of the American Auto mobile association entered the city to- day just before noon. The Flanders elec-
 trie coupe was warm and comfortable but occupants of pleasure cars passed en route were frozen by the chilly wealth CT. Sixty-five miles today completed a
 total mileage of 346.5 by the speedometer for dust three days of travelling. The
 actual tour distance as entered on the
 log book Is 312.5 miles The route was again altered from the schedule roads
 today and the pathfinder came from Muncie to this city via Yorktown, Dale vile Chesterfield, Anderson, Pendleton Clarksville and Noblesvie Upon enter ing Indianapolis the pathfinders caused general surprise to the spectators when they stepped from the car arrayed in clean white suits of flnanel in which they
 had made the days journey, their suits being spotless. The car. as clean as when 1t left Detroit, attracted crowd at once. The party at tomorrow morn ing starts for Louisville. The success of
 the Flanders in its pathfnding effort has proven sumner for the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04

New York, August 3.-(Special JAS the baseball season advances, 1t looks very much as though Boston and New York would play off the worlds series of 1912. While 1t is of course possible that neither the Giants nor the Red Sox will win their respective pennants there seems at this writing nothing that can catch them.
 These games should be as interesting as wero those which wound up the last sea- son. Both clubs are fighters No games in which either of them play is over until the last man Is out. They are close together in batting; the Giants have the advantage on the bases, bat they are not up to the American league leaders in fielding activity
 If they come together I should be in- clined to take the club on the short end of the betting. if there Is any short end. which l doubt
 The opening of the present baseball season. showed more new managers, than lad ever broken into the big league at the same time When the next season opens IL is not unlikely there will be an equal number of now pilots in charge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
MORE TROUBLE IN
 TURKISH CABINET

Constantinople. August 3.-The commit tee convention of union and progress evidently determined to make a bold e1- fort to regain it's power. induced the chamber of deputies today to agree to motion demanding that the war min ister explain his attitude toward the mll itary league, which recently threater ed to dissolve the chamber. The committee accuses the war minister of compIiciiy with the military league and alleges that Mcnsatir deserters brought to Constanti- nople have been released and actually have been seen in the lobbies of the cham bar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Machinists Want Raise

Savannah Ga. August 3-Demand for an increased wage and an eight hour work day. was made today by a delegation of officials of the Interna- tional Association of Maehinists upon the Central of Georgia railway The men now work nine hours at a 40-cent per hour scale. A higher scale. or i3 cents per hour is demanded. Confer ences arc being held H h
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
CLEVELAND RACES

Cleveland, August 3.-The closing day of the Grand Circuit races at North Ran dall was a disappointment to the lovers of the sport. the track being very slow and the fields small. The final of the Tavern stake and the POT trotting event were quickly decided in straight heats. Esther w won the Tavern and Dudie Archdale, piloted by Ed Geers in the 2:G7 had their races all their own way.
 The championship pacing sweepstake was reduced by withdrawals to a field of five. Evelyn w. Hal B. Jr., and ver- non and Mckinney were heat winners and went into a fourth heat in which Evelyn w. showed the way and won the race. The fastest heat of the race was the second. done in 2:o5
 A feature was a parade of c. K. G. Billings string, headed by Uhland and The Harvester, just back from 6 Euro pean tour. The horses were greated with applause. Summaries:
 POT trotting. purse 5000. two in three heats
 Dudie Archdale. blk m. CGeers)... 1 1 Nancy Royce. blk m. (McCarthy).. 2 2 Gray Gem, m. g. Benyom. ......... 3 3 Todd Mac b. h. tValentine).... f 1
 Time: 2:11%; 2;09h
 Championship pacing sweepstake. $10oo added, two in three heats; Evelyn w, b. m. (Shank)..s... 1 1 Hal B. IT., br. h. (Easonl...... 1 ? Don Densmore. b. h. Parker).. 2
 (Only heat winners started in fourth heat)
 Independence Boy started
 Time: 2:05h; 2:05 2:o7A; 211%.
 2:l5 trotting. purse s1Ooo, three in five heats:
 Shawby br. h. (Murray) )....... 1 Castle Dome, b. h. (Dodge).,.... 3 ? Funny Crank, b. h. (Geers) .... 4 Glendale. br g. (Shaekelton). ...7 4 3
 Morning Light, Judge Palmer and Dan dy Wood started.
 Time: 2:07A; 210: 2:1Osi 2I0
 The Tavern stake, 2;14 trotting final purse 5000 two in three heats: Esther w.. b. m. (Coakley) .x....... 1 1 Dorsh Medium, b. m 6Iones) ).......... 2 2 Tommy Finch, b. h. tCastle) ......... 3 3 The Wanderer, D. F. Montgomery 4
 Moko billiard and Mike Agan dstance1
 Time: 2;0SA; 2:10A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Deaths and Funerals
F. NJ. Dennis

The funeral of r. NJ. Dennis. who died Friday afternoon at :50 o'clock at local infirmary as the result of injuries re- ceived when struck by an ice truck of the City Delivery company Thursday evening. will take place this afternoon from Lige Loy's parlors.
 The Masonic lodge and the Brotherhood of Boilermakers, both of which the de- ceased was a member, will attend in q body. The interment will be made at Oak Hill cemetery, the Rev. John Miner officiating.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
FUNK NOMINATED
 FOR GOVERNOR

Chicago. August 3.-Illinois nrogfessiFes in state convention today selected state Senator II. Funk as ,heir nominee Tor governor. named state ticket ana pledged fealty to Colonel Roosevelt as their choice to the presidential race. Dem- ccrats and republicans were prominent in the convention
 Amonp those who addressed the conven- lion were Gov. Hiram ". Johnson Of California, Clifford Pnchot of Pennsy- vania, and James R. Garfield of Ohio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Crane Company Wins

One of the fastest amateur games played this season was that yesterday in which Crane Go. defeated Southern Ad Co.,, by score of to l. Both pitchers pitcheds magnificent ball up to the fifth inning. The game ended with Crane Co getting three hits and Southern Ad Co getting two hits. McDuffie of Crane Co struck out 15 men and only walked one
 Score by innings:
 Southern Ad Co. 100 900 09O-z1 : Crane Go. ...........10 100 101 20s--5 ;
 Batteries: McDuifie and Donelson; Fra ger, Holton and Eolton. Empires, Buckle. ster and Handley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
SOUTHEASTERN
STANDING
Rome Trims Gadsden

Gadsden, August 3-(Special )-Although overcoming a lead of four runs. the locals were unable to get the last of the series with Rome The score stood to 1. In the ninth McCleskey hit to center, then Geyer hit along the right line. Thinking fl was a foul, as did those Tn the grand stand, the locals allowed MoCleskey to reach third. He scored the winning run after Griffin flied out to Seigle. Although the young chap, East, was doing fairly well, he was pulled in tho first of the seventh, and Lanford sent in Score;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04

SI M M Aff1 Two Base Hits--Jenlxins, Bowden, Dor sey
 Three Base Hit-McCleskey. Stolen Bases-Prout, Geyer. Wells. Double Plays-Prout to AcCleskey to Griffin; Reagan, unasslsted. Sac, flee Hits-Dorsey. Kane, Bowden, Griffin 2
 Base on Balls-Kane 3, Cast 3 Left on Rases--Gadsden 8, Rome ?. Hit by Pitched Ball-Kane Denkins), Struck Out-Kane ?, Lanford 9. Time of Game-1:40. iliams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
American Association
STANDING

At Toledo: Toledo G. Kansas City O. At indanapoiis Indianapolis 6. Miiwau- lee :. At Louisville: Louisville ?. sIinnea- polls S.
 At columbrs: columbus l. St. Paul 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Senators Lose Good Fight

] Detroit. August 3.--The score at the
 end of the first inning was Detroit ?. 1 Washington 1. Dubuc and Vaughn both 1 frightened and not another run was made. Score: R. H E. Washington 100 900 000---1 2 Detroit ....-.... 200 900 000--2 2 Batteries: Vaughn and Williams; Du- buc and Stanagc Time, 1:2I Empires.
 o'Loughiin and Hart
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Some Instructive History

Probably few examples might set the fussy magnates thinking # they could only spare time from tile managements of their clubs to listen. Just once in his life did John McGraw let'John T. Brush rianage the Giants. Mir. Brush got such burn therefrom that he has scarcely recovered. Brush insisted upcn McGraw pitching "Rube" Marquard in big game in 1908. shortly after the champion $11. .0O heautG reported. New York not only lost the game and the pennant. but two years services of the best southpaw in the coun- try not to mention the t,ousands upon thousands of dollars in ga.e money that hung upon that blunder.
 Connie Mack owns a quar- CT of the Ath- leties and he is the one Lig noise m the management Connie has been successful because he has no general staff of ad- Nlsers The same holds good for Frank Chance and Fred Clarke. President Frank Nayn did not like the way Hugh Jen- nings was running a thres time champion team. He insisted upon passing out ad- vice. Now the wonderful Tiger machine has disintegrated into a joke comblna- tipn. They had the crepe oui for Clark Griffith till he really got chance in Washington You see what he has all ready done with a team that didn'. fig Ure better than seventh.
 In New York and Cincinnati, the old fox's hands were tied. You see he is the largest individual stockhader in Wash iBgton.
 McAleer figures less prominently in the baseball Armament this year than Tt any time since he broke into the profession. But his light is not hidden under a bushel. And it is doubtful If he ever heard money tumbling into his coffers cne-fourth as fast Past failures are re- deemed by present success and MeAleer will live In history as one Of the Wisest guys of the national pastiine He knows when to keep his mouth afut
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Tanks Win Game

Chicago August 3.--Caldweil out | pitehed Benz today, New York win
 ning the final game Of the series. te l. caldwe1f held the locals to four
 hits, three of them doubles. Benz was erratic at the start q single followed b1 a fass, wild pitch and Zinn's dou- ble giving inc visitors their runs. Score: R.H. E. Chicago ... 900 001 0O0--1 l New York 7 200 900 000--2 6 }
 Batteries: Benz and Block; Caldwell and Sweeny. Time. 1:32. Empires, Egan and Sheridan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Boston Beaten Again

St Louis, August 3-St. Louis drove Bedient and Hall from the mound and won the final game from Boston to- day to 2. breaking even on the se- ries Score: R H k,
 St Louis .... 022 900 00*-4 10 c Boston ~ O10 900 001-2 ' l
 Batteries: Baumgardner and Steph- ems Hall. Bedient. Pape and Cady. Time 1:45. Empires, Dineen and O'Brien.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-04
Athletics Win Two

Cleveland, August 3.-Philadelphia batted both Banding and Kahler hard in today's double header and won both games, to and 9 to 2. Sixteen hits were secured off Blanding and Kahler in the first game and 10 hits off Kahler and Baskette in the six innings of the second game. The second game was called after the sixth to allow Phil adelphia to catch train. Olson made three errors in each game Score:
 First game: R. Fl IL. Cleveland ......i. 101 900 206--4 f Philadelphia .... 013 020 010--7 16 : Batteries: Handing. Kahler anu O'Neil: Coombs ana Lapp. Time, 2.05. Second game: R. H l.. Cleveland ..... 020 000---2 6 l Philadelphia .. 502 011--9 10 9 Batteries: Kaher, Baskette and Easterly; Bender and Thomas. Time. 1928 Empires. Evans and Westerveat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-12

giort Ell Ropport ior Aapene 1908
-t9tt. iom bier. at 299 Oe0siolo
ianot Ste0 i 0isie IRE 4ar ION
6gIge al ulopIi9e 0perotioner. 0e
fleIte At Sc iombittiebeOsIsie aoaf-
Ialbere, Eager og SorOemgOre, ION
u0fgrer Sc uIooGiee 0perotioner,
goar fri og iortiGtter Oeres Qfor0.
6aan0tering. gGoroner "eu mener, at
Sc nponte 3eOSfal0 blot CT en- mini
6re Del of BET 4utaI GposioI6 iom
er en- 6pIge al 5oiterfor0riOelie, og
paamin0er ON, at set oiI0e bore let.
tere at unoertrpfte n9Dnte %rafils,
ON blot 9igbeisrgerne pil0e orbeioe
/ 6armoni meo 9olitiet % Sta.
tens 2eeeforening. 6opporten bier
for 6briat, at 1879 7g0sfolo fmot
Steo / Sc npbnte fire aar, % fun
1880 al oisIe par nohtrliee. ge0
ltlnffestilfpI6e omfom 4,t38. oe0
SeIpmoro 2,023. oeo Moro 70 Og
al andre Noriager Osoe 4.456.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-12

Den progress ne 9eDagelie emo ior
Oet gomle 0emofrati.
Seiren peo Ronpentionen i Bal
timore par 6orlsberen ior Seiren
Sen 3. Rooember. % Seire1 ior
Saffs 9enner eler ]teSerIoget for
Sc 8rogpesIibe 0eo aonoentioneu /
.G6ieo9o par 6orlsberen for @eoer-
IaQet 0ea 3. Robember.
Ser er cen eng, ON 9pI9erne
Dor itoofeitet fren ior no9et anoet,
og oct er, at Oe Grogresiipe bopOe
Ret i 0ere5 GnaitanO, at 9rPifoent
3afts Domination til @enoalg bar
i%tiaaIet.
Set bar 9plgerne itoOfPitet peO
at gipe GooieoeIt ct Iongt itsrre 9(n.
tai Stemmer enc Goft.
Ger er al San0ipnligbeo for, al
oeriom 5Iertallet al De Republicans
'fe GgI8ere bnp0e fooet, boo0 ret
0ar, oe0 aonpeutionen / Chicago.
ioo baooe 9artiet ieiret oeO Bal
GET.
angaoenoe 5oao 5rcmti0eu oil
bringe, oil oi fln iige cen cling -
Den progressive 9ep9eelie. ON BE-
tpoer oirfeIigt .5oIfeitpre i Noo-
iGtuiug til gbois rule, bill gao
fremo0.
On iaa oct repubIifonife 9orti
gaar Tin 300 i MsOe. eaer oct ifiIte
igen ian iorenes. ioo ben progress
ijoe 9eongelie goar iremoo unoer
repubIifanife Sane. 6erom oil ri
inaea @iening acre os. Oct nteres.
ierer os for sOri9t grumme Iiot.
3bi - ct 9arti er i og ior
ia life al 9etponing lengere, enc
oct tiener 2on0et os 5oItet.
0eriom bet oemofrotffe Bart
gioer 2auoet en- 400 Re9erine d
ferite ire Ior. ioo bliper BET rime-
ligois PED Mogten en- Germin lGn'
9ere.
gortier p%efsler. men iolfelig Re
gering oil oeoblipe; Oct er bet iioite
9olg et ll0trpf Tor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-12

Sra u. til og meO L. 0ftOber
boIot a3ionsforeningen ior 5srneI"
it 81. Aorsmeoe / @bioago. III
SnSberetnirgerne fremgif 0et I'll.
&e5erdt i g6olfeblo0et", at arbei.
BET poo 6oreningens Risiionsmor.
fer b9rer oeliignet 6rugt. Sioen
iiOite Aorsmsoe par Der fro Yfisiio-
NOR Yaeperiobn mOotaeet unoerret-
nFng ON, at life minore emo AZ
Seoer og Ss0ln0er q bleDen 0s6t
pon 9iisiionsmorfen / Ruslan0 ! De
iioite IS Raaneoer, og ct langt itsr-
re antol hoooe begeret 3oabsun.
0erpisning. - 5 6oreningens Gbi-
cngo-Wisiion bop0e Is Sober og ?
Seoirroer melot ig til 0oabsunOer-
pisnfng, og 8 SOBER par 6Ieoen
0gbt 4orets Sob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-12

Sra en- Eur til 0nnepang, Ger.
og Rep Orleans, ifriper Rot. q.
e. @ropengaar6 bl. q. ! gGonneoir-
te; r8oniitl Ssegnoro Ii Rem Or
Ienns) er en- brao oouif Rano,
bpis 6ierte iloor meo ungOommeli9
9orne for Oanmorf oe ali, boo0
Der er poelt og goot ! BET 6onife
5oH". IS reIigiss 6enieert0e
bar ban tor 5orfprligbeo for ben
oonoelige geo9geIie. Der uogif ira
@rlrnotoig, og gennem o8armepirfe"
bar bon fuIgt meo Cen 6arife Rtr-
fes Irbei0e 6eronre. san er Wteolem
al Wenigbe0en / 3nnepnng. ifsnt
Der err $50 sD1il ira Rep 0rleons til
Oanepang. Seq er 10 FOR langt Dor.
te til at tage Del ! N~enigbeosliDet
men ioo bar ieg 90 li6t 5orbinOelie
meo ben 0onife airfe, iagOe ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-12
utab.Wiisfionen.

Regnpeir % @roapeir bar ri m
'baft FOR ct 9or Tiger. Poo Soppen
'of 9ier9ene. iom omringer Solt
safe Gin paa tire 5iber. les li6t
Sne. ct Bar Rptters let 5roit bar
|oi oaiaa bait; oil tjoer pna, at Bin.
teren itaor ior 0eren.
5 6isie Gage er ri / Sang meo
al iao Ct gorlnenpperot Ingt ito mn
Der Dor STRIFE. airfen bar biotiI
oGret oponrmet ira 5urnaoen I'M.
Der @r~eiteboligen iamt ct Bar imao
y8a5 beaters". men BET er life
tiIitrgffeI Ct, noor aulOen iRtter
mo; ina fog ui fat meo at iu6ifribere
I'll oenne Sog; ri nooe0e 500 6lir-
nucen in0lnat nil foite $3.50. 0i er
10 fun ian % upante ! al ORE til
6errens Gag. Seg oil oerfor iper.
qe oiq, iom lpier oisie 2inier: 6or
On FIFE 2Dit til at bielpe os me0
at faa De 80 Dollars betolt2 Sen6
Fenaene til mig. ieg ifoI iao fpit.
tere 0erfor / y1onIferen" bliDer Der
noget til ooers, oil ri BRUCE oisie
Genqe til at repnrere a%irfeta9et,
ior 8egnen finer nemlig igennem
Here SteOer, og oct moo cores /
Stn16 itrdfs. 6iqlp os 9ennerl
Sea oe6. 3 ii0oer en- tor Slot rrnot
onfr.n9 / Snmfunoet meo aerlig.
6eo til Normonnisiionen; ioO os
ino Ii0t al ben berlto til al porme
os pao.
Ter oil mn bIioe liot 6oranOring
beruoe meo 6enipn til bore Sen.
6nssguOstieneiter; biotiI bar oi for.
ltoen bore lSormi06ags 8ii6%stieneiter
finn bnft afteneuostieneite bperon.
ben Ssn6oe, foroi graiten ben
Ssnoog @fternti0oog bol0er @itos.
tieneite GgOen, men 0o bet er mn.
ligt at fomme tilbn9e Ifos NOT. oil
ieg gennem 9intermnaneOerne boloe
@1fostieneite bner Ssnoog aften; ri
bor nemlie be fleite 5oIf til aften.
guostieneite.
sci Dor GLAD peo of lpie Nrs.
2imoens Stpffe / nDoniferen" al
IS. Oft meo ODerifrift: y9iot mere
ON lltobmisIionen". 8 bor lenge
pioit, at BUN er en- al De mango
abinoer / Zen fore. b. lutb Strife,
Der bar meget til opers for lttob.
misiionen; men mn peo pi ogino, at
Nrs. 2inoen, Gbicogo, er BEN enc.
ite tilbage al ben aomite, iom at
Stprelien blep lf6peget | 1908 til at
orbeioe for Wormonmisf sonen Tag
life 9eres afife6, fore Wrs. Gin.
ben, men bol6 no meo os, ielD ON
De ffaI bore enc iom aomite; man
er I ioa Sab life ifofnt for, at Der
bIiper intet eiort pad @rno al,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-12

Zen eunnaeliife.lutberifc MisHOns
SprinOeIic, llOOifline % Sremtib.

Zen coangeIii e.lntberife W siion
iioar j farpeite Mo6iptning til oen
romerife. 5or oct ferite 6erpeo. at
6en fife bar FIN 0prinoelie ira no.
Ger @emeife % for oct an0et Der.
peo. at 0en life le0er bort ira. men
ben I'll @u6. 81 folder 6enne
Misiion rIllt6erif" eaer uepongeliIt
Iutberif", life at Nortin Qiitber bar
begnnot oen, men 8lt0 brliate Gu.
tier iom tit Reoifob til at Io6e
@onnaeliets flare 2ps itrnole frem
I @onismens W6rfe. aItiaa -
oct er life Blot ~lutberffe, men epoi1-
geliit lutberif Risiion, boieret poo
@lios eaet beniae, onbenboreoe ORD.
Deune misiion er oltioo ingen.
ftnoe M. men err ligeioo gammel
iom ariiten6ommen. Zen tog lin
9egpn0elie cirfo 800 9tor. fsr .9I.
~lebeleensOae" fremfom, % ariihis
pnn6reoe Der poo Serb. Zen bIeu
forfeit at bons apoitle. Dog iipr
at BoliIus, efter at ban boooe bait
fit unoerlige Ieoe me6 Serren uOen
for Oomoifis (stp. Ger. Gap. 81,
oq fonmen meo @ornnbos bar bic.
ben uoienot al Senieoonoen (ap.
Ger. 10, p; Misiionen bre6er fig
6erefter ! fnn Nor neo 9enrem ellie,
aiien, W~afeOonien, @rpfenIonb til
Rom. @i bar olIere6e let, al efter
6enne lonenSe 9eapn6elie fom Der
ltenigbeo % Stri6 mo | Menia.
be6en og itonoieoe eponeeIiets 5rem-
gang, foa ieg fol life Der aerttose
BET. Nen efter at Onoifob 90 gon.
|fimbigbeb bar toget Operboano, ioo
.airfen err bIeDen en- grdngbine6e az,
'bbo6 ben FfnIbe ppre, ba er oetqpor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-12

III Opfsrelie al en- iOenif airfe
i Berlin bar @o0sejeren %aanmerber.
re gric 9ollin gennem 2an0sbso.
bling 5rolle ifenfet 100000 ar.,
booroeo 6oretagenOet ipnes at bore
betrDgaet. Bot. SeIonOer er reHt til
Soerrig ior i ct itsrre antal St9.
Der at boloe 5oreorng Og 0anne
aomiteer til Enchanting al Here
9fi0ler til gpggeforetagen0et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-12

Sra Nisiionsmnrfen. 5ormnn6
Senoricfion itrioer / agp. lit6.
Strict: Seq ital tillooe mig at
income ct @fsempel pan, bpn6 Slogs
Nnlm Der mao bore | Wpno pon
Mislionsmorfen. 3a Pr9iteioItene
/ BlentDnooo, Wont., for to anr
ff6en fom BERTH, bleD be m6Ot meo
ben 8effeo, at bet bar beoft, be rel.
ite igen lige itrafs. &rs bar life at
foo. OmIiOer fit be fsbt en- 8pgee-
tont / gpen. Soo bpggeoe BrRiten
og BrnItefonen meo egne &9n6er
fsrit en- Stalo til Seitene, formooent.
Zig foroi ben bar letteit Of fno op |
en- Sort. J ben boeoe be iaa ! to
Tiger, inotiI be fit ct lille Sas op.
fsrt. NIt arbeioe uoferte be ielp. Seq
finoe fortelle meget mere ON oeres
Strobooier, men bette er NOT til at
pife. bpno Clogs Mnnb og aptn.
Der me6, Der ifal til poa Nisiions.
marfen~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-12

itiGIer @llOs Oro ira Solicit, no
nuuner af9u0er (6eIaner) itiGIer
.@uos 96rns 9n0ersnobn % giber
BET III 0eres i~eIpJooe0e Salngu0erl
Il bopoe piit CLIENT at lore BET
fsrite 9uo: On moo life 6aoe
anore @u0er4. &c bar Dit beller
life lGit 6ou0 Serren tiger @iaiaS
II, S: Seq er @erren, BET er nit
9tnou. % ieg pil iagen onoen gioe
min 9Gre eaer Oct uoifaorue 9ineoe
min 2op@. IA. airfeitS MpHo ar
befOer flittgt / Den LID, % / Spi0-
len for Dem itoar 3aoen i 6om, ban,
ION fol0er iig Apoitlen Beters Otter.
feleer og ariiti 5tatbotoer poo
Soro. 5 Steoet ior at iremne Sc.
III 9riiti Misiion ioa onor0ner ban
9eIgen6prfelie % 9i~lle0tilbe0elie
tp9rtimO0 @lt0s 9u0 og anoro-
ninger. San eff en0o9 ioa oiOt. at
ban a~nor0ne0e }(ae6eIaenS0ag" iom
Sifferbeo for. at ingql, iom Tor
tiente at fomme meo, ifuIoe opre
bel ifoeIuffet. % oette 9ior0e Ban
% bans MeO6iplpere, ior6i Be hoer.
fen fenOte @uo eGer bans Sen sc.
ms ar tins de Sob. s, -; % 1853.
9al mao ingen tro, at Oenle DO.
merfirfens Niisiion er in0ifrpnfet
til Rom olene, eler ar ben M liz.
ger itilIe. Neil Rom ieaer at IND.
plnlte 0enne ontifriiteliae Care
rlu0t ON I 3er0en. baaOe bIan0t
atriitae % 0e0ninoer Oeo Oeres ~.
0iae %g}isiionprer. Seiutterl1e. 8oa.
BET ID0er cuernlt ira De eoan8eIfife
QiisiionGrer u0e paa @eOnin9emar.
fen: o6om or BEN mitsrite @%inorin9
ior ianO epangeIiif 0}isiiOn bInnOt
6e0nin9erne~l 8ennerl ioa farot ni
er eoan0eliif Iutberife ariitne, life
Blot lut6er'fe, men CD. .lutb, iao
maa D. life Ipgge 9proerne / Sfe.
oct % lace lem og inn pere Iiae,
men pi maa toge lat % un0er 9en
81 Ir6eiOe praftiiere iano % lepen.
De 0riitenoom Der 6jemmc % noe
blorot Seonin8erne, oog fsrit / bore
cane 0ierier, tbi Oct er jeg al0eles
,pis paa, lfaI Ser orlpes iaa0 Dir.
teIig Nisiion, 90 fol @lios Rige
gaa trent, 6n moa Der begpn0es /
Oct nfelte Sierte o. oct enfcIte
Stem. Oct eeIOer pitt life min0it
for os. iom io~rbereoer os til at bIioe
RrGiter, at Di nlna oPre meqet n8ie.
regneuoe neo. boa0 Set er for en-
Diisiion, oi 0rioer bna0e / pore egne
0ierter oa bIaitot De Nenneifer, oi
fommer ! 9ersring meo.
@i bnr MI betraatet alebeIgens.
bags 0prin0elie. OenS ion0e getpo.
MING, 90 Sens folite anoenoeIie
Get oil 0a opre Hart for os, at
AnebeIgensOoa" itaor iom en- Wpr.
fe6ng ben Misiion. Der Ie6er bort
fro @u6 % mo / gantro % 9li.
gat0S6prfeIie. 2a6 os 90 et Die.
Diff betroate en- on6en Risiion, Der
itoor i ~iforpeite @ooiptnina oertiI,
nemIig Sen eonn9elfif Intberife.