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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-17
Latter Compel Forces
Of the Gar Already
Occupying X opru-
keui to Retire
SULTAN'S TROOPS
WIN LYLAN FIGHT
Attack the Russian Position and In
fiict Heavy Losses on the Enemy
Another Turkish Detachment Occu-
pies Duskeuy

London, Nov. II, 2.5S A. M.-The
Petrograd correspondent of the Morn
ing Post" says:
The Russians. have not succeeded
IN marching Oh to attack the formid-
able obstacles of the Dev-Bou range.
which protects the approach of Etzer-
um. The Turks brought up from En-
zerum and Oryskala such large rein
forcements with heavy guns as to com
pei the Russians already occupying
Koprukeui to retire.
Whether this retirement from posi-
tons secured after very heavy fighting
must be reckoned as a Turkish succ sss
depends upon local factors of which
we have no knowledge
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-17
suffered Heavy Casualties

" Though the struggle has not yet
'ome to an end, this much can be said:
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
pouslas War Fans.

J. c. George and ]. M Kimmel, two of the most confirmed war fans in Douglas. where here and in Naco Thursday night and yesterday morn ing hoping to see a fight at the line city They returned to Douglas yes terday r4oraing disappointed, but will probably come back again when it looks as though the Yaquis will take the town.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Goes To Douglas.

Goes To Douglas.
 Deputy United States Marshal Me Donald, secretary Of the democratic central committee. who of late has been spending much of his time in the democratic headquarters states business will call him away for to- day. He will go to Douglas where he has several series of papers to serve against Texan who is wanted in his home town where he was former ly a civil officer as a witness in a case in which the government is in- terested.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Here From Naco.

Irwin Crouch, who has been dis patch bearer for Gen Maytorena since the hostilities at Naco began has been in Bisbee the past two days lin connection with the motorcycle race from Fl Paso to Phoenix Crouch is a we'll known motorcycle racer and will enter the race himself if his motorcycle ordered from the East ar- rives in time. He will return to Naco in a few days to resume his work with the army
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Chicago Fire Anniversary.

@NiedHo FIe AHNiNcfbdfJ
 Yesterday was the anniversary of the big Chicago fire, which occurred October 9. 1871. when e COW kicked over a lantern and burned up the second largest city in America be- cause the milkmaid pinched her left hind feet. The milk already taken from the COW was also lost In nli- nois New York and nearly all other middle western and eastern states the day vas observed as Fire Pre- vention Day" with an educational campaign along these lines. Fire Chief Barney Merton said yesterday that the fire loss in the United States is over a quarter of a million dollars annually. The chief is in favor of the establishment of Fire Prevention DayT in Arizona, a campaign for which ls now being waged by the state corporation commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Douglas Mining Man.

A. R. Dickson. one Of the owners
 the Washington mine in the Hue pac district in Sonora but temper arily residing at Douglas, was in the city yesterday afternoon for a few hours He made the trip with F. R. Sweeney, we'll known commercial man, who motors up once or twice a week on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Naeo Msxioans Arrive.

Evaristo Ramirez and Mir and Mrs. Miguel Campillo arrived last evening from Naco and are quartered at the Copper Queen hotel The par ty brought a large amount of bag gage and appeared to be leaving the scene of hostilities for good, or at least until the battle is over
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
To Referee Footban eame.

teacher in the public schools, will leave this morning for Tucson to ref cree the football game there this af- ternoon between the Douglas r. M .C A. and the University of Arizona. Both teams are confident of winning the contest.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
L o CAL
Moved To sisbee.

c. K. Davenport who has been Tn charge of the road work between Douglas and Forest station, with headquarters at Douglas has moved to Bisbee and will be in charge Of the repair work on the road between Bisbee and Forest station.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Women BowIers To Contest

The local "Y" is trying to ar range a series of three games be- tween the women bowlers of Bisbee and Douglas. A bowling club has re- gently been organized among the fem mine fans of Douglas and as there are a number of splendid women bowlers fin Bisbee, it is hoped 10 arrange an intercity championship contest
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
To Locate in Colorado.

F. w. Hallen. who has for a mum. Der Of years been a resident of Bis bee, has bought farm near Colorado Springs and will return here in a few days to transfer his family to the new home in Colorado.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
owls Move Headauarters.

Owls Move Headquarters.
 The Lowell nest of Owls have moved their headquarters from the Bank hall to the Lowell hall on the opposite side of the street The new quarters are much larger and more convenient In the near future the Owls will give big dance to celebrate the formal opening Of the new hall. the date of which will be announced later.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Moving To Ft. Worth.

Ben Tomlinson. formerly with the J B. Angius grocery company and a resident of Bisbee for the past five years. will leave today for his former home in Ft Worth where he will re- side in the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Funeral of Child

The funeral of Connie Lee Knight. the eight year old daughter of Mc and Mrs. J. F. Knight, occurred yes terday morning Death was due to a complication of maladies The parents have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
snortina New Auto.

Charles N. Spicer of Bardon & Spicer. yesterday received the big Cole auto which he bought from Jim Jeffries while on his recent t1p to the coast The new machine is six cylinder touring car and is a beauty.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Mere Frsm rombstene.

J. E. James. clerk of the Superior court at Tombstone, was in the city yesterday. Mir, James is a candidate on the Democratic ticket to succeed himself and is making a splendid campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Former Resldent Returns.

NJ. J. Hannon formerly a well known leasor at this place. but now a prosperous rancher at Yuma, is eX- pected Co arrive here today on a business trip and to visit old friends
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Steamship Tickets.

Agent Pichart of the Southwestern railroad announces that he is again authorized to sell steamship tickets on all lines previously represented by his company at this place These in- clude tickets to most countries of Europe and indicate that ocean traye. is rapidly regaining a normal basis.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Moving To Coast.

Cass Benton and wife have left for the coast to make their future home. They will stop in Tucson to visit friends. Mir Benton was formerly shift boss at the Southwestern mine and is an old-timer in this district
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Back From Mountains.

Deputy Sherifl Red" Cannon and "Blondy" Davidson are expected back tonight or in the morning from bunting trip in the Chiricahua mountains. It is said the hunters are loaded with deer bear and other big game.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Three PrIsonere Today.

There were three MeXicans before Judge Walter Thomas in police court yesterday They were charged with fighting and disturbing the peace in a grand free-for-all On the Naco road the previous night Each was fined S750.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
sells Mine Interests.

Charles Wittig has sold his interest in the Daisy Claim No. to E. Da- wis of Tucson. for $75O The claim is situated in the Huachuca mountains and the balance of the stock is owned in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
On Extended Visit.

Miss Elda Marta, popular in social circles of the district has left for visit with friends at Dalhart, Texas, and from there will go to Alabama to visit friends and relatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Women sOwlers Welcome.

All women bowlers are invited to make use of the alleys at the Y M .C. A. every Saturday afternoon and night This time has been set aside for feminine devotees Of the sport and already a number of crack bowl .ers have been developed. An Instruct or is on hand to help those who are inexperienced.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Gone To Phoenix.

II. Howell Cobb formerly captain of the guard at the state road camp accompanied by his family, has left for Phoenix Mir. Cobb Ks making the trip overland.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
TOMBSTONE CANYON STARS
cLUs

There will be a general meeting Sunday. Oct nth, to be held at the Feadauarters 2 D. m prompt 792
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Back To Tombstone.

Supervisor John Rock has returned 10 his home at Tombstone after a stay in Bisbee to attend to business and to participate in the meeting Of the democratic central committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Here From Patanonla.

C. o. Leach. who is developing a string of claims in the Patagonia dis trict, was in the city yesterday to buy supplies.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
New Orchestra Leader.

Mir. and Mrs w. B. Wham arrived yesterday from Denver Prof. Wham is the director of the new orchestra which the Royal theatre has installed
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Sale of Lowell laundry.

Sale of Lowell Laundry.
 Holmes and Robinson, well known business men of Cananea, have bought half interest in the Lowell laundry from John Dunleavy, who will return to Cananea to take charg9 of his interests there. The new own CTS will take possession at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Ryan Vsits Douglas.

J. C. Ryan, assistant state engin- eer has returned from Douglas where he went on a trip of inspection.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
From Pass City.

From Pass City. W. NJ. Bottorf, travelling auditor for the Southwestern, arrived yesterday on one of his regular trips.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Has New Auto

Andy Johnson, of Johnson's addi- tion, has purchased a new Studebaker and is busy learning all tho wrinkles about running an automobile.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Back From Hunt.

Ben Domico. Jack and Billy Ryan and C. Jarboe returned yesterday from an eleven days hunting trip in the Chiricahua mountains They brought back two deer and today most of the city employees, especially the fremen, are eating venison
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10

Cut flowers for sale at 5asse's Candy Store. 40O
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
From County Seat.

From County Seat.
 E. II. Reeves and Mrs. Robert Az tell and Miss Julia AXtell were here yesterday from Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
From Juniper Flats.

w. IT, Bichey was in yesterday on a flying trip from his claim at Juni. per Flats.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10

Million Dollar Mystery" Orpheum tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Cattle Man Mere.

NdAAiG mdU 0eI~-
 Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Moson were here yesterday having motored in from Lewis Springn MT. Moson is in charge of the ranch of the Cananea Cattle company at that place.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
EI pann nr,inmer

B. R. Lomaas, a well known Fl PasO travelling man, was in the city yesterday on one of his regular trips.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Here From cananea.

Tom Key. prominent rancher and mining man of Cananea. was up yes terday on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10
Attorney To Douglas.

Attorney To Douglas.
 Attorney Starr Williams spent yes terday in Douglas on business mis- sion.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-10

In From Hereford.
 John Clinton was in yesterday from his ranch near Hereford.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-15
OUTSIDE NEWS FROM WIRE AND CABLE
Georgetown,

ground to death and two seriously in
jured when Houston & Texas Cen
trail train struck auto.
Kansas City, Question of
general strike affecting 55 railroad
systems will be taken up at conyen-n
ton of railway department of Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, in session
here. No radical action expected.
Billings, Mont. Kid Kearney, Den
yer middleweight, died today Of in
juries received last night when he
was knocked out by Ray .Coquil. A
right to the jaw was the death blow.
New York-Justice Seabury today
set May as date for new trial of ex-
Police Lieut.. Becker on charge of in
stigating shooting Herman Rosen-
thai, for which the four gunner we're !
executed Monday.
Tulsa, OkIa.-State militia at
Chandler and Pawnee ordered to Tul-
sa to stop betting at local race track.
New York.-Ennie Franklin, 3,
awoke in home of friends screaming
Take me to papa" Father found at !
home suicide by gas,
New oYrk.-Jane Est, ]. w. w. ire |
brand, charged with screaming in |
church, duplicated her yells in court. |
Magistrate Campbell said: You're a
good witness. Sentence tonight.
Syracuse, NJ. Y.-Massena Springs
Hotel, known to hOrsemen through |
out country, destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000.
New York.-Reported Vincent As
tor i'll at residence of father of fan
Gee, Robt. P Huntington Possible
wedding may be postponed.
Washington: = No Irregularities
found in accounts of E. P. Holcombe,
supervisor in Indian field service, who
suicided,
Washington.-Reps. Mccoy of New
Jersey, Taggart of Kansas and Nelson
of Wisconsin selected by House judi
ciary to conduct investigation of i'm
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-15

Table cloths will last much longer
if, when they are washed, they are
folded, one week three times, the next
week four, thus changing the crease
and adding to the wear Of cloth,
Flowers keep better in damp sand
than in water. Flowers for the table
may be more gracefully and firmly
arranged in a jar of wet sand than in
a foundation Of moss.
Put one saItspoon of carbonate Of
soda in the water in which cabbage
is boiled 1t preserves the color and
lessons the unpleasant odor whils
boiling.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-15

. WIRE AND CABLE
ST. LouiszFolIowing years of
trouble in wKich they were twice d.
vorced, Mrs Margaret Schermann,
IS, shot and killed divorced husband
and attempted suicide She will re-.
cover.
Topeka, Kan.-Don A. Mounday
fined 81 900 and costs and sentenced
to 2 years in prison; wife fined $500
and costs for lpsinging mails to de-
fraud. Promoted New Mexico land
scheme. Must also pay costs exceed
ing $4,000. ~
ST. Louis.-TotaI dead in Missouri
Athletic Club fire raised to 3S by find
ing of charred torso.
New York.. Guy fitzpatrick, avi-
ator, arrested because he landed in
Central Park. Said he ran out of oil
and had to land there or fall $500
feet. Refused to fall.
Bridgeport; conn,-chas. P. Mel
len, expires. New Haven Railroad, ar
rested last year on bench warrant
charging him with manslaughter be-
cause of deaths in wreck at Wells
port, discharged Charge nolle pros
sed.
Paris.-Paraffin wax bath heated
to 125 degrees Fahrenheit new treat
ment for rheumatism, sciatica, govt
and kindred ailments.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wedding of
Miss Eleanor Wilson, daughter Of
president, to Secretary McAdoo will
take place May 6.
Table cloths will last much longer
if, when they are washed, they are
folded, one week three times, the next
week four, thus changing the crease
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

@ang itaa til aniuar ior, boorIeoes
&c oenlmer EN- iremmeO 5oeIlo.
Nieo 9enjpn til buaO ieg meller
meo oct rigcre Gun pan ariitenoom
% 5oIfeliebeo, on ital jee benuiie
til en- gIrtifeI / oairieIiJ Samler"
ior bette gar, iaa mari ieg iaar
at paa Oeib ital iea ieuoe Den til
Gem. SEQ fimOe osiaa. bpis Dc oil
laoe oare At Iane ct grungbilleoe
al oct. prepe at iorflare BET, Ueo at
6enDiie til noget, oi be8ge ten0er.
Der ct 5armere, iom ere % ale1e
nsies meO ben aegn. Der ialOer ira
SimIens Sf1er. Ger er anore, iom
oes iornoen bar 0Derrislingsipitem
iaa DC tan oanoe. inar De oil. 5
iprre aar oil oeres Mart % 9noe
ntoiuIiomt bIiue met iru9tbare.
Ter er ariitnc, ion finn Tan ie, buao
Der fommer til Dem gennem airtens
4aaOemioler. Whore fan ie, at Der
~Oesioruoen er iaa me1et an0et fsnt
ielo / en- idI6en gerOen. bnn6e llng.
oomsaloOe. 9itteratir, Stunt %
Maiif. Der bar pPret Sioer / NIT
2ip, Oa lea nOeIuffenoe uiaatte Dol
Dc ma til 9ibel % saIme6os. Der
er nnore 1i6er, oa ira fan finite
meaet fsut i en- aonmeI 5oIfe0iie
ioroi 3olfefs Su ipeiIer ia Der.
Sea peO. At SENS iaaoe: 80.
ger ierit CUBS 8igc4. men ban
talic life noaei ON. at pi life maatte
bare 5on on @Iif for SCI anOet.
0pis Di fuloe noa iaa oi6i I beg.
ae airfeiamfum0. at oel bieD life
til Gaoeoom on graitetriitenoom
men Fl 9sien irofait at liafpe
5inanoeu meo at UGtfc port dolf.
IA aarlia1c0 Al Sicrlcns @rmO
o. 2opinnastoue i oor Dumb no.
iprana I'll 9uii Tor 9inet".
9aa Wi6iaanieen 30. Oft 1914.
Il. 9aSmusicn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11
.9Dif Propaganda Nmerifa

6uor magtpaaligen0e BET er for
1niferne oirefte at paabirfe Den
offentIige @eniua / ueutraIe Sanoe,
% ipecielt 4meritn, ies I'll. a. Der
al. at BET ofiicieae tnffe ariasburenu
(@ros5es S1lptauartier) bar ira
fife Sfto5er begnnot at noienoe for.
re onelige Meooelelier ON arigens
@nna, trnft paa BET me geroens-
Iproa Esperanto. 8or screenings.
fsrer. 8. Sfop 0ielien, Der itnnr
Iom Reolem al Esperanto. Sorbun-
BET, bar / be iioite Gage beepnot OF
mootn1e 6isie guTitiner. De biotil
mo6tnane 6pffer 9iosrummet l.
II. Oft os orejer fla bGientIigit ON
9eaipenheoerne beo 4ntnerpen.
Som Grsoe pno Tonen Weooelel.
ierne ifnI Der Blot citeres fslgenoe
Sptnina, Tom forefomemr | Rappor.
ten ira 10. Oft. Otter nm IL Gn.
aes 9efeirina er geIsiernes iioIte
Tpitnina, oet uin6togeIigc antper-
ben. fnloen / bore Spnoer."
Nnaadenoe geIfnoningen Of Com.
tirfen I Reims beoSer oct unoer IA.
0ftober: .gi bar opoo1ei TO inpre
frnnife 8atterier tpt pco Gomfir.
fen oa oi bar iet SIoii9nnler FRA ct
al airfens 9aarne. 81 moa IeIo.
fsIqeIig bef9mpe enbper fienotlig
5nnoIina, fom triier bore 5olf o.
Dor sitting: BET blipcr Ianle6es Of
ter nu Tom f6r 5rnnifmpn6enes eaen
SfpI0, at airfen Iioer Sfooe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

oigife 2iosiDn. % bet er eenne Ret.
nings Griitenoomsioeal % S1n paa
aulturIipet. JON er bleuet b%eitenl-
menoe for BAN gennem belle 9iUet
Nen 5ront MOB Gietismen % moo
6en Sobnionife Ortooofii bar BAN
fGmpet og nrbeiOet ior ariitenoom-
men / en- 6uman % folfeIig Sfiftel-
ie, uoen at ban bog Oerm0er bar
iluttet fla til ben mo0erne Eeologis
9ano. 4lene Dor ban cite itaaet
/ aampen. men Mooet bar alorig
ioigtet BAN, o. bans ieiae uobol-
oen6eo o. uroffeliae Selutiaio bar
6iuIpet BAN ooer meaeu Rooitanb.
Gin 9iosanifuelie bar ban neolagt
+ set befenote Sfriit p6oIfelise
Brrmotanfer" iom nOfom / 1873
og Dafte en- ~betp0eIia Opiigt. 5or
fine talrige Sn6Ipg I Dnaens poIiti-
ffe og firfeIige DisfnsIion bar ban
funoet 9Ia6s / De to al BAN uoeiO.
ne 9iosifrifter gSor friiinOet ari-
TENDON" oe g6or 9irfe % aultur".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

Cir George opiororer til at afonr-
sc. at Den tpife Misiion ifuloe fom-
me til at lioe Hso. Tiger ban: gSDaO
Dor Wiening ON oct tDite milit9re
8artis @ruiombeoer emo maatte ng-
re. oe al os. iom fenoer 9eoerne !
bet itore aeiierriges Misfionsar-
beibe. fer pan Dem meo en- affef.
tion. iom 9rigen fife fan foranore.
Spao beore fan ariiti Sirfa / an.
gelinfiiife 2anoe iaa aeie emo at
biaIpe De europGjifc Selitaber. igr-
zig 5uiflanos. al inc M}ioIer, iaa
lGnge arigen 6arer? 0piIfen mate
riel lloiuo bar lloiigt til Ell rigere
aanoelia Seit en0 en- inaOan2 9ao
os begpnoe M at iremfaloe en- Bro.
oerifa6ss96ro blan6t Wenneifer; %
bporleoes fan pi begpn6e beorp END
oe0 at fomme oe tnife MisiionGrer.
bpis 5orbinoeIie meO Siemmet er
iuIoitgnoia afifnaret. til llnOiatnina,
Sc oil mart bIioc iteSt / i0pr Reo
men DC bar 6ioraaet OF bioraaer
ircm6eIes til oet Soils gelfpro.
bIonot hpiIfet De Ieper on arbeioer2a
aah, ser er et ~friitent england o.
ct friitent 1~niflano. iom life Iigoer
! Qrin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

5Gaesifab baooe bort airfen elIer
Viisiionsbuiet. Sna0 ban eiigallg
bauoe bort. I9it ener iet. 100 prReet
for siuet / bans 9nfommeIie, Ionl
meo mIoiletteIig Sfriit.
Samen buorfor bIep ban iaa life
boIot til 9ogen2 - pa, oerior ga.
pes Der I'm cen iimpeI 0rino, en-
@rnn0, Der sanife pit ioriIog noget.
Af ltoieenOe par ban grim. oenne
fare Gen. Men BAR life oct lam
me Iili9I0et meo Spilreean sen ito.
re Observation-Disclosures Gapr meo
Sofrates2 Saaoe life aIfebiaors ON
oenne. at bans D0re bar bnslil. Tom
en- Satprs, men nnar Fans ri5e
anno aabneSe fit narme gGIo gen.
mem 1iinaens Gale, 6a omitraaleoes
belle SfiffeIien al p~ioumosrIia beta.
genoe SfenbeSl
SaaIeSes me6 BAN. ser M er life
mere. Winoet ON SisIe ifenne. itraa.
lenoe Zine % oenne bebaaenoe Rsit
ifaI 9rsnnes o. ireoes Ia9ige.
Mnn fan. Tom befenOt. faa Sfrif.
ten til at beoiie bbaoiombclit, nnor
man Al en- iuIoiiGnoi9 Setning noe.
laoer enten Bor. eler Gfteriotning.
Saa IaaIeoes oct fenotl ltoiogu:
a9aarer iiaer / fit Sierfe. Ger er
inaen @uol9 Goaer man ierite
Gel bort. bar man 9eoiict for, at
a%riiteniroen er Blot o. bar SnSbiIO.
ming.
Meu Ser er ct anSet Steo. hpor
man irit fan uoeIaoe efteriptninaen
bet 5oriptninaen / iig ielr er ben
abioliite. nroffeIiae Snuobeo. Oct
er Sebr. 6, 10. Oct isrite 9eO
s5bf @uo er life uretpr.
oig. - Ser fan bnnoe oct
%fnpiale A%onerbimi. aoniunftionsbi-
igtnina oa iamt noeIobes. o. Soneo.
irtrifaen itnar naibenaia. aIene, %
er paa rammcuoe Waoot 6oneoia.
aen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11
8ritiif 6ialp
for tbif Misiion.

st ifsnt geDis paa. at arig mel
lem TO Rationer life fan trDoe 4Rr-
Iigbeosns og Weoisleliens 8aan0
Der iammenbinoer ariitn. al be moo
6inon0en fpmpenoe Rationer, lore
fommer / .3be gresbpterion@ Det.-
tie glo6 oplpier, Of Cir George Uia-
cnlpine, sc. G.,.af BnptiIt,S elifn-
BET / England | en- o%ffentli5 Sfriuel-
ie opior0rer BET friitHe Stor-
britnnien til at oraae Smiore
for oct fmriftne EDffIanos
Misiions1rbei0e, in6til arieen inar
Gnoe. Com man peo, er tpitf
Missioner / SnSien, SgoaTrifa oe
nnore steoer iifoen for brittle 9e.
Iio0eIier bnorOt trangte raa @rlno
al arigen, og set er ct rsrenoe Be
bis pdn gDangeliets Waet. at en-
ina fremroeenoe Mnn6 life tinaoer
oen arig. Megeringerne fpter, at sDc
SnofIDoeIie paa Cubs 9iiges On.
radoe. ariitne SoIoater Tan bliOe
tpunqne til at ifpoe binanoen neo
paa S[ogmarfenL men oOeu oDer Be
bfo6ige Sloamorfer msOcs DC | 5reO
oa Sormoni iom t~iIhsreroe be bel.
.Iiges uiunliaa Samfun0. 8 BET
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-11

9unoreoaarsiubilpum paa Qn
Seelnno. 5 nGfte Maaneo (8e.
cember) bIiper BET bunoreOe Qar, Il
ben &riItenoommen in6isrteg pan
0p Seelano. 5 1909 uoie1ote
England oe fsrite Risiionarer =
en- Sneofer, en- Sfomoger o. en-
Sfolelprer. 5 Nuguit 1909 ofiei-
Ieoe De, men ferit / December 1914
Ianoe6e Sc eiter 8 Mar og 3 Roane-
oers NeiIe pan HD SeeIano. De
fsrite II aor iDntes oercs Qrbeioe
forgGbes. aar 1925 fanot ben fer-
tie 0mDenoeIie Steo, mel fsrIt 1880
ben fsrite Gaab. Mdrfen unr
bruot, os ira ben EiO FuIgte Den
utoerbare geDrgelie, Dso bpilfen
Iaa goot iom bet belle Waorifoli
fom nnoer frifteIig SnoflpDelie.
Gen ferite Misiionsbiifop, o. u.
Selmpn, iom mfom til tit me 5tifi
1912, funoe oa ffripe LIEN: 81
fer Der n9iten ct belt bc6enif 5oli
ompenot til Sroen paa ariitls.~