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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09
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on lines having regular crrrese Ger.
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ALL LINES Daily Except SUNDAY
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nents ~ medicines. will be carried On
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09
WELLSBURC
K OF ,. Memorial.

On sunday afternoon June 8. the MEM
hers or the Knights OF Pythias to the
number OF los. held memorial services In
brOOke cemetery. at 2:30. the address or
the occasion being delivered by Rev. Lee
X. scott. pastor or the Methodist Episco-
pal church. OF Benwood. and a splendid
ADDRESS II was. clearly defining the aims
ing upon the members the duties. obliga-
lions and benefits 10 be won by realizing
the full meaning OF the words: Friend
ship. Benevolence and Charity, and put
ting them In practice. Rev. Francis NJ
Biddle opened tine services by Invocation
and introduced the speaker. The process
sion. as II followed the X of p band of
is pieces. presented an inspiring scene
and no better band music was ever fur
nished in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09

Charles ~. Rohleder. Pitrburgh, Pa. /:
Marie {. Rett'nger. Pittsburgh. Pa
Chester A. Newcome. Adams Mills, o.
MARY T. Iordsr, New Mcscow. o.
John W. Basford, Mt. Vernon o.;
Anna NJ. Edwards. Brilliant o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-09
Ths Mononoslis County eush.r

Tho South Penn OU Company
Fupher IN fhe 7. v Yrnnanf farm.
located On Mirrcie nun. RaifeiIe die
uict. Monongaiia county. - proving
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12

guest Of the whole city of Nashville,
and with open arms we welcome you.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1918.
MEMBER
NATIONAL NEG RO PR e s s
ASSOCIATION
Welcome Baptist Host.

We welcome to the city of Nash
Vile the officers, delegates and
friends of the National Baptist Con
Vention. We feel highly compli-
nented to have such distinguished
on such an occasion. Any city in
the country would be proud to have
you aS their geust
We are not unmindful of the fact
that ether cities put forth every
honorable effort to secure this meet
ing; but Nashville was selected as
the city in which the session of the
Convention should be held when the
fiftieth anniversary of the emancipa
tion Of the slaves would celebrate
Nashville was selected because OF
the superior advantages it offers anC
its accessibility to the majority o.
the Negroes Of this country.
We welcome you to all that We
have. Our homes are yours; oul
churches are yours; our city il
yours; and we guarantee to you
every protection while you are il
our midst We consider you tn,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12

a few of the names of those who
were awarded rpemiums, the rest will
appear later.
Premium list of Floral Hall: Ar
tistic bank premium, Mrs. Matte
Harris, of Martha, Tenn; collection
of ferns Mrs Cornelia McEwen;
ostrich fern, Mrs, N. A. Anderson;
collection of begonnias, Mrs. Jane
Gourley; sword fern, Mrs. C. Nc
Even; pink geranium, Mrs. A. N.
Anderson aliacoto, Mrs. Kittie
Hogg; asparagus fern, Miss Clara
Adams, first premium; Miss M. l..
Woodland, second premium; wax ge-
ranium Mrs Simeon Patterson, of
Hartshill: canned peaches, Mrs. Alice
Beard, LIST premium; Miss Sallie Wat
kins, second premium; canned pears,
Mrs. c. McEwen; canned blackberries.
Miss SAllie Watkins; white cake,
Mrs. Carrie Pew; basket of damsel,
Mrs. Patsy Bates Castalian Springs;
peaches, Mrs. c. McEwen; ripe grape
jelly, Mrs Laura Ried; apple jelly,
Mrs. Eliza DeMoss; green Crane,
Mrs. Laura Pied; plum jelly, Miss
Hattie Winston, 1st premium; Mrs.
Cornelia McEwen, second premium /;
pies apple turn overs, Frs l. II.
Woods; sweet pear pickle, Mrs. H. L.
Toliver
Among those reported here visiting
during fair week and in attendance
at the fair were as follows: Messrs
Walter Quarrells, of Nashville; vii
| lie Mason, of Chicago, H., and Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Scales, of Murfrees
boro, guests of Mrs. Kittie Hogg
Messrs. Abigail and Clifton Anthony
of Scottsville, KY; Miss Tina B
Clendening, of Nashville, guest Of
Mrs. Annie Malone; Capt, and Mrs
A. V. Richardson were the guests Of
Mrs. N. A. Anderson. Editor D. a.
Hart, of the Nashville Globe, was a
the fair Saturday Mrs Bette Britt
Mrs Katie Wilson, Misses Victori;
Norris, Ollie Wilson, Mrs. Laur;
Parker Mrs. Nancy Tate, Mrs Mol
lie Duncan, Mrs. Katie Swain ant
Miss Minnie Kirkpatrick were guests
Of Mrs. Peytonia Watkins. Mrs
James Bryant was the guest of hel
aunt, Mrs. Matilda Baker Messrs
Reynold Winston, L. P. Jones, DR.. G
A. Wesley and Mrs. s. j. Carter, alst
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12

from Nashville. Those from Spring
held We're: Mr. Albert Carr, guest
oil his sister, Miss Charity Carr; Miss
ldella Jones, guest of the Misses
Anthony; Misses laa and Lula Lucas,
guests OF Miss NJ. l.. Woodland; Mr..
gilmore Jones, guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Edwards; Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Bell and Mrs. Alice Suggs, guests OF
Mr.. and MIS- Clarence Malone
From Franklin, KY, were: Rev. T.
II. Mack. Mrs Thomas and Miss Lee
nora Martin, Mrs. Hiram Harris and
Mrs. Josie Mahan Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Jones are here from indianapolis.
Ind. Miss Goldie Turner is here
from st. Louis, the guest of Mrs.
Emma Burton Miss Tina Stewart,
Of Bransford, the guest of Mrs. Lot
tie Withers. Miss Mamie ]. Bender
of Avondale, was here. Mr.. James
safes, of Los Angeles, Cal, is here
visiting relatives and friends. Those
here from Huntsville are: Messrs
Dick Burnley, Charles and Callie Nit
ehell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnley.
Mr.. Will Fite and Mrs. Georgia Fra
zier and Master julius and Miss Mar
garet Frazier, of Hendersonville, were
at the fair. Mrs. Ella Orr and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs viii Orr, of Chicago,
ILL.,, guest of Mrs. Elsie Baker. Mrs.
Nettie Bowman, of Edenwold, was
mere Saturday Miss Laura Dye, Of
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12
rHREE RRIeHr srARs.

Mesdames Azalia Hackley, Martha
Broadus-Anderson and Miss Fitz
hugh to Appear at the Pre-Conven
ton Testimonial at the Ryman
Auditorium Tuesday night.
Madame Azalia Hackley, of Phfla
delphia, Pa, is perhaps the best
known of the races leading singers
and musicians. For many years she
has charmed music lovers of Ameri
ca and Europe. She has voice Of
great range and of exquisite sweet
ness. In her singing and music
demonstrations of which she is max
ing a speciality, she is doing much
to increase the interest and to cul
tivate the love for artistic and classl
cal music by our young people. The
race is greatly indebted to Madam
Hackley for the great interest she
has taken in the young women and
men Of music talent and of the ma
terial help she has been to many OF
them She is deservedly popular
among the music people Of the race
and will be heard with delight at
the "Pre-Convention Entertainment,
Tuesday night, September 10th, at
Ryman Auditorium.
Another rare treat in store for
those who attend the concert, Tues
day night, will be the appearance OF
Mrs. Martha Broadus-Anderson, the
well-known Chicago soprano. That
she will maintain high standard on
this occasion we are led to believe
from the following extracts:
Mrs. Martha Broadus-Anderson,
Chicagos favorite soprano, won many
new admirers by her superb singing
at McCauleJs Theatre on Wednesday
night. and at River View Park on
Friday afternoon. She has been tho
roughly trained in one of the coun-
try's best schools Of Music, and pos
sesses a voice of rare sweetness and
power, with technique that appeals
to the finest connoisseurs in the vo-
cal indianapolis (Ind.) Free
man.
Mrs. Anderson is gifted with a
voice of rare sweetness and by years
of severe training under the best in
structors. she has become recognized
as one of the most finished Artists
amongst us, on the concert platform
New York Age.
Nashville will have unusual inter
est in the appearance of Miss Mary
Fitzhugh, the blind singer and plan
list, formerly of St Louis, now o.
indianapolis, Ind. Madame Hackle!
recognizing Miss Fitzhughs splendid
and exceptional talent became sponsei
for her a year or two ago and gave
her prominence among the singers
of the country. Since that time sht
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12
WELCOME BY GOVERNOR AND
MAYOR.

Welcomes to the National Baptist
Convention, which will open its ses-
sions here in Nashville, Wednesday
morning, will be deliver by His Elk
cellenoy, the Governor, B. W. Hooper
and His Honor, the Mayro, Hilary E.
Howse. These addresses will be
delivered at Ryman Auditorium be-
tween 1920 and 1900 a. m. and will
be in behalf of the State and City re-
spectfully.
Welcome in behalf of the White
Baptists of Tennessee will be de-
livered by DR.. j. M. Frost, Secretary
of the Southern Baptist Sunday-school
Board; in behalf of the Negro Bap-
lists of the State by Rev. D. A. Hurt,
D. D.; in behalf of the Negro Bap-
fist Ministers of the city, Rev. j.
Davenport Bushell, d. D.; in behalf
of the National Baptist Publishing
Board and the National Baptist E, Y.
P. u. Board, by Rev. w. S. Ellington,
D. D. Welcome in behalf OF the
Methodists of the city will be de-
livered by Rev. G. w. Porter, D. D.,
pastor of the st. John A. NJ. e.
Church.
At this session of the convention
there will be Negro Baptists from all
over the world. There will be hun
dreds of Negroes here who have never
been south and thousands from the
south, who have never visited Nash
vile The usual hospitality is being
provided through the Local Commit
tee of Co-citizens
The Local Program Committee
consisting of Rev. c. H. Clarke
Chairman and Revs. G. w. Dickersor
and Henry Allen Boyd, will announce
the entire local program, Monday o
tbs week after it has been submitted
for ratification to the Ministers Con
ference.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12

Hendersonvine, was the guest Of Miss
Elease Martin. Those here from Le-
banon were Misses Bessie Lee OF
Ger, Hattie SWEET and Miss Whitley,
Rev. d. w. Bloodworth and Mr.
Rucks. Those here from Martha were
Mrs. Rena Moore, Mr. Brown Walk
er, Mrs. Lucy Moore, Messrs Henry
Green, VIM. Oldum, Mrs. Matte Har-
ris. Prof. Willie G.. Bryant, who was
here visiting his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs G. p Bryant, left Sun
day evening en- route to some parts
of Arkansas to join Sunny Dixie Mia
strel band, with whom he will travel
this season. Mrs. Hattie A. Fitchell
of Nashville, came Monday to see her
brother, Mr.. Ed. Head, who is sick
Messrs. Edward V. Anthony and
VIII Hickman are in Nashville at
this writing.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12
After the Eleotion.

We have had several weeks Of
strenuous politics. The first lap Of
the battle has been run. Somebody
has been disappointed, but we hope
nobody will carry beyond this time
telling of bitterness. We hope
all will forget the struggles we have
passed through and will join in to
make Nashville a better city for all
her citizens.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12
GRAND AMY REpUsLIc.

The Grand Army of the Republic
will hold their National Encampment
al Chattanooga, Tenn September
18th to the 10Th. It will be the
largest aggregation Of old veterans
that has ever been held in the South
land.
The parade will he on Wednesday,
September 18th Lincoln Post No.
4 and the Woman's Relief Corpse
will the city next Tuesday morning
in a special car for the Encampbent.
Besides the attraction of the G. A.
R. the many war scenes Of Chatta'
nooga will be a great drawing card.
The lowest rate that has ever been
given is one sent a mile.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12
BIG FAIR AT GALLATIN EcLIPSES
ALL FORMER.

Continued from Page one.)
Mr.. Jas. Bates, of California; DR.
Woodson, of Nashville; Mrs. Ella
Orr, of Chicago, H.; Mrs. Pearl Bell
of Springfield, and Mrs. James Bry'
ant, of Nashville, had rendered their
decisions and the blue ribbons had
been tied, the Floral Hall Commit
tee, Mrs. N. A. Anderson, chairman;
Mrs |. H. Woods, treasurer; Mrs
Mary l.. Toliver, assistant treasurer,
Mrs. Diola Vertrees, financial secre
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peration, which may appear in the columns of the
NASHVILLE GLOBE win be gladly corrected upon
Being brought to the attention OF the management
Send correspondence for publication so as to
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day
All news sent us for publication must be written
Oay on one side of the paper, and should be accom-
panied BY the name of the contributor, not neces-
sarilly for publication, but as evidence Of good
faith.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12

has been a sensation in the North
and East and in Canada. Nashville
music lovers are fortunate in having
the opportunity of hearing this great
artist under such favorable conditions
as will be presented Tuesday night.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12
CORRECTION.

OOFNFtLO IOIN'
A circular which is being distri-
buted in the interest of Greenwood
Park Colored Fair Association con-
tains our names as members of the
Amateur Athletic Committee of
said Association.
Our names have been placed on
this committee without our knowl'
edge or consent, as we are in no way
connected with this Association and
have nothing to do with its affairs
or any department of It.
H. A. CAMERON.
G. E. WASHINGTON.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-12

tary; Miss Nj. L. Woodland, recording
secretary, threw awide the doors and
everybody was permitted to view the
exhibits of the hall.
Below you will only find list Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

tie COB, bet biemno gaor.~ Otter
at man baboe opbolot fig en- 9io /
Stolelofolet, bleb Der / Brpitebo.
ligen ierberet Safe og Sage, iom
bar braot meo for benoes Sfplo.
Der bar ANDRE gooe Eager, iom
ifuloe meo benoe biem.
$ Suleoogeile bar 9irferne goot
6eieet, og treoie SuIeoag til Sule-
trGfeit bar Der life nGr Stooeploos
nof. Serren CAB ri9tig goot 8eir,
og mere emo cen 9en er liffert ienot
opao, ON ben Dag mootte IpffeS for
9ernene. De full0e ogiaa oeres
Snger 9oot; Der bar Ell 140 8srn
til Steoe, bnnoe De fra 2orIonbille,
DC ira ben engelife Senoogsifole
og o9ioa ira SenoogsifoIen / Wfe.
nigbeoens Strife. Smtrent belle Sor.
lnmlingen iillgte Yernenes @fsem.
pei og git OPP til Alteret og logoe
Oeres Sitting til 8ernebiemmene.
Boitor Rattbieien lo9oe oct frem
for 5oriamlingen, boor n%sooenoigt
oct bar at ienoe 9ernene til 2er.
bags. og Sen0o9sifoIe, ion De fun.
oe foa Iiot MISUNDERSTANDING
isr 9onfirmotionStioen
so oi beo 10 ale goot, at 6boo
man / 9nrn0ommen nPmmer, MAI
Ell ioo let / aloeroommen 9lemmer. "
Soften iluttebes meo, at hi ltaoenoe
lang oct fife gers: ser itoor bi
MI / Slot og 3oo. Om dig bort
ifenne SiertebIo6 2tf biplp, at oi
og ale maa s SimIen ON DIN
Erone itaa@.
9e unge baboe bpret ilinfe til
at ppnte erect o9 iplOe 8oier. Sc
muatte ion Iioeiom 9ernene image
liot al 9so6er og Suffergo0t Tom
9eIsnninq for ar6eioet.
Seq bill beoe 2pierne unoifploe.
at ieg elf Iiot tilba9e I Eioen, oo
lea begpn6te at ifripe. Seq oil
ioo tiaige snife ale ct go0t 0ptoor
/ Dor Serres Seiu Raon.
Weooeler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

Den 27. Sec. u1oer en- meget itor
9ililntning babe al 9ern og oofs-
ne.
STUDENT l1brenbolot fra Nocine,
@is., Der itllOerer / Chicago for at
nooanne fig til 29gemisiion9r, til
bragte iammen meo fin 5orloneoe
Wis Cline Iriloien Sl1lebeiti6en
Dos War. og MrS. 8. ariloien poo
gluff 81. STUDENT ll6renbolot pre-.
oifeoe | 0o5aretb 9irfe iioIte Spil-
bag.
Der boboe inofunoet fig Ell itor
Slot of Na5aretb Menigbeos Wteo-
lemmer | Rirfens 9oiement I Spl1.
bags @%ftermi0oogs for at bringe
Mrs. 6. Brsbenien oere8 2pfenif.
Ming | @nIeoning al benoes 5eo.
ieGsoog. Ser tiIbrogtes ct gor ton
ne elmer meo Sang og 3oler, og
Der oberrafteS SsoieIoo9sbarnet
9reienter, bGanot andre ira aoin.
oeforenineen
st ~eleoeIigt og peliignet gtpt-
aar enifes for o0oniferen"s Sic.
oofter, llo9ipere oe 2Giere ira
8orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

Morts Maaneo er mart forbi
og ga 8intergGffen oisneoe, itot
DER ct itiae grpuitp | 5rlle airfe
st bIeg Barn trpper inc | Stuer
peo ben Iigeiaa ble9e Mooers arm
Wortsiolen tr9tter. Dd letter Wfo.
oeren fig tilboge | 9Gneitolen oq
toger ben tioarige 8otter poa Sf6.
oct. @oa 9oroet ligaer ct pdobe'
apnot 9reo:
nMtin biertenSfGre Nor
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oo 4nna logoe Soneoet til benoes
9rpit og begge FOB mo.
0eren bliber l1iffet ganffe title
op, % en- trGoer ioqoe ben til Dor.
oct og fer oct poobe8Dnote 9reo.
Won ban MI minoes ben 8io, ben
msrfe gintertio, oo oct bar msrft
omfring BAN og / BAN? so, ban
min6es ogion @bongeIietS ORD:
San o~obenbareoe fin Serligbeo, 90
bans 9iiciple troeoe poa bom".
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tiIfeier noeIe 9inier / grenet; ioo
letter ban fig poo 9anten Of 9G-
neitoIen og tpsier Dem be99e Seb.
nen Of ginene. 90 6o De gG9oeS-
itraoIen6e Zine fer ben til 9or.
oct, fer oe, at grebet er fproi9.
Snoboloet Ipoer ioole6es:
.Win b~iertenSfpre file Worl
GIt bIioer Init negang,
90 bber en- Smerte enoer.
90 eiter 8intren lang
Seo Toroarstio beqDnoer.
Din 8intergpf"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08
GeOar Sails, SO.

Ulortin Seller meo 6onilie ira
Uicgtobb, Sa., er flpttet bertil / ior
rige Maoleo og bar ouertaget i'm
gienoom Der oeo 9pen, iom ban
febte for en- 3io iioen. @i oil be
mite a%nleoningen til at bpoe Dem
biertelig gelfommen iblonot os.
Nr8. SIR. Gielien, iom / for
riqe @aoneo fobte 5otograiiit u.
G. Eeteriens gienoom poo 0}ain
Ct. bar leiet iamme no til GRoics
%cpu ira /. San.
Socob 9ergitrenL iom Tor en-
Eio iioeu febte Ssrgcu 9iielicua
9us pao 81. al 5ranflinq & Is.
Ct. Tor 0,000 8ollors, opcrtoger
famine til 1. Morts. 1913.
hilbert anoerien. iom bar uGret
meQet ina al 8niusieber, er cronl
life raft, men bet ganr 0og iren1ao
mco bans 6elbreo mn. Sans Spiter
OiaQQic 9luoerien bar maattet IN
oerfoite iiQ Ell 0peration hos Or.
pon 0ife. 0m beiinoer iiq Oog mn
temnelig goot, oa pcltes mart at
bare futoit9noio raft.
Mrs. 9rif Serenien. Tom boeoe
II Viii ira 6eoar Sails. opoe poo
ct 0oipital / 8oterloo oen H..
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iioen blep opereret Tor en- iorlia
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DC iioite to Tiger, fer bun oeoe.
Sun blep begrnpet ira Nn3orctb
airfc ben Il. Sec. Sun eiterlooer
zig i'm 0{ano % lire minorc @ern
Ghr. Ghriitianiein og @ilitru bar
miitet oereS lille. iire llger aomle
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5orctb airfc 5enooQ ocu. 10. 0ec.
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bequnot Susboloning poo @roue
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0o3oreth Weniabeo tit @orSmeoe.
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ter Gbriitenien. Npitiormono, og
Wotbios Snitb.
8eo ianlnle Meoe blen Toitor
6. grepeniens 2en iorbeiet meo
100 0ollors ira fsritfommenoe
Sonuor uoen no9en S%entpbning Ell.
fer O%pfororing ira bans SIDE, men
Tom en- gooifennelie fra @eniabc
ben for ban @erning ibIonot os.
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fer, Ga, bar tiIbroet Sulebeitioen
hos 8efenote Der | @pen.
oiacleoes bar Sans Rielien ira
Coulter meb Sttltrii og Born n9ret
@eieg hos bans grober Seraen
4ieIien paa Sronflin oe 18 ct.
Ma5oretb Weniebeos Smoaasifole
ofboIot Suletrrsfeit 6reoas often
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08
&orreiponoancer
0cnmnrf, 0is.

iii Taniferens 9Giere.
gSorrig og @Ipoe DC oanore til
Sobe~ beooer oct. og bet funoe moi
oaiao iiaes, oo oi beq19note port
Dt 9'ion3meoe miot / Robember
2m Uiionoqen eiter bort feritC
sReoe melote airfefloffen, at en-
hdo0e luffet line Zine / Dozens
4luno % fort eiter traaote Oct
nnqe Yu Nmanoa 2nrien oq Nr.
thur @lolue, inc Oa a~irfeoeren ionI
9rdo o. @ruoqom. BoItor Dot
thicieh iorretteoe @ielien poo gn.
geIif.
3oclt a. Wsoerne i Misiions.
oaqene oor goot beieat. % @uos
Cro 6lcr .crfunot / riat Nloal Al
groitcrnc 4. q. Sonien ira Ho.
Icmc a. {. Is. alotb fra 0eeno1
DC prrOitcoe ~ifiitesoi5 bper Gag, oq
Raitor Sanien honoe lin @uitnr
men o. fang og ipiaeoe ior os Ell.
ter 6oert Weoe. 9aitor alotb
holot Sfriitetalen ON Ssnoaaen
"a ~pruoiteoe ill 0eime3ie Tor man.
ae SiIbsrere. Seq bill meo Def
iomme fac Gof til De fremmeoe
grpiter. foroi DC fom herop til gtr
7dmiarf. 90 oaina ell Silien I'll
Mrs. " z. Sonien Tor 9eieqet
De Gage.
0crren bar oQion Here @onae
ben iioitc 1io Qennem 8eo5ialr
minoct oS ON. at inaen al os ocb.
%Eoornoor pore 8oqe er omme
Mrs Scren 0enrifien osoc Den
~ ',op.; hum bleo bearaoet ON
N}an0aqen, oa iomn1e llge bleo en-
life tiff Orenq beqronet; ban ban.
0c pprct ina al 9srnelammelie; oq
om 9groaoen bGeo Ell GIore Wono.
Hasmis BiIeqaoro Senien. begrn.
pet 6n llqc off ben, bnor inger
lteu bearooet, men inn ON 0nsoo.
Gen bGeo Gbriition 3osmnsien
%9arionbiQe %begraoet. oa ON Sire.
6n0en gamlc Stine Mooien, o1 en-
lloc eftcr Sofob aIouien. Bnitor
Wotthieien iorretteoe be6 nde 9e'
qrabeIierne unotoqen oeo ben tpifC
9renes
8eirct er meget imlft for Ii
Den % bar bGret | lpngere 8io mee
lln6tagelIe al ct Yor fol6e Gage.
0eienc er ogino aooe Tor Eioen
aoner % SlG6er bar oTret | BRIG.
men mn er oct @oqn i1en.
Son oiot oioeS. nor oct aninoe.
forcninqcns @orsmeoe isrit / Dec
% bleb Der nof belt no, fac
lpnqe Der bar no9et | aoSien. Fri
nc Sonien eGer aomle 9eoitemo'r
Tom bun aerne fables, pIeier al
bore bIonot Dem. Der ifllIoe habe er
fine BengeiuIeaobe. men Tor al
FOO bun at mobtoae noaet, men
Steoet for snifeoe bun, at bet ifitloC
600 til Sn6innermisiioncn.
Der bIen ion henitiGet, ON mar
life ifuloe gfpoe benoe meo Ell
lille Sammenfomit beb SilIetio.
Mon bleb ion enige ON at iomlei
0erbne Gftermioooa fsr Sui |
SfoIerofalet. oa bo bun oItio ger
ne bill til airfe, foo fom bun ooinc
ben Dag, iom bun troeoe, til @s
be. Otter at Der bar niiitnaet er
Sang, fortoIte Yoitor Wottbieier
meo foa Orb, bborfor man pai
fonmen fammen, ON bun life bob
DC en- Soug2 go, bet bnboe bun
lWr. 1913 I .Sangeren~ % @iii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08
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In oomsoarsfeit
ai6oloes. nil @uo, / 0cthania oonife
eo. .Illtb. Notwithstanding, 8cnoer.
Colo, Senoaq Sen 10. San
6n hierteIiQ Sno6poelIe til ale.
Tom oi[ iomIes meo oS / 9nleonin4
al Dor aorsfeit.
Ron Observation-Disclosures Geane.
9arI Sc. @onfen.