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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10
ARRANGE PLANS FOR
JANUARY MEETINGS
Entire south End OF City VIII BE
Canyasscd by Indiana ~. Chris
tian Congregation.

Plans were made last night bv the
Donald ST.. for the cV8ngeieric meet
ing held at I'll Baird residence. -21 IT,.
Daonaid ST.. for the eyaugclistic meet
ines 90 be held in the new Indiana
Avenue Christian church i1 january.
Rev Cecil Franklin. pastor of the
church. has consented TO carry ON the
meetings himself The entire south
end OF the city will DE CunNa Ssed by
members of the church known as the
Personal Workers league, TO learn how
many of the people in that district are
church going people and how many
are not.
Plans were also made for Christmas
eve. II was decided 20 have a Christ
mas tree as i'm former years The tree
VIII not be decorated but the mem
bers OF the church Will bring provis-
ions, money and any other things
which are needed 10y the poor, and
these viii be given out 20 those who
need them.
Christmas program viii be ar
ranged which Will include talent from
all departments of the Sunday school
A meeting of the Workers confer
ence will be held next Wednesday
evening when election of officers for
the ensuing year viii take place.
The Personal Workers league viii
hold a meeting sunday, Dee 20, when
further plans for the canyassiug of
the south end will bee discussed.
The regular prayer meeting was
also held last night at Baird's res
dence. Tonight prayer meeting viii
he held at the home of H. ". White.
636 Pennsylvania aV. Friday night at
q. d. Davis residence. 5Q2 w. Indiana
av. The meeting Will open at 1850
o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10
NAME DIRECTORS FOR
CHILDREN'S DISPENSARI
Board Decides to Engage Additional
Nurse to Care For
Children.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the board of directors of the Child
rens Dispensary held Wednesday aft
ernoon at the Chamber of Commerce,
80 directors were named for the COM
ing year, a number of whom were re-
elected TO their office.
Miss Olive Bailey, visiting nurse
gave a report of the years work, end
ing Dec /. 1t was decided by the
board to employ an assistant for Miss
Bailey, owing to the increase in work
which has become too heavy for one.
The dispensary Will be grateful for
any contributions which may be made
in discarded clothing, particularly un-
dergarmeRts which are remade into
clothing for children.
Those renamed on the board are the
following: DR.. Hugh NJ. Miller Eu-
Sene Manning, Fr. A. Fischer, Harry
Engman, jr., G. A Elliott. Mrs. George
O'Brien, Mrs r. o. Cotton, Mrs T..
G.. Retiring, Miss Louise Studebaker
Miss Helen Herr, Miss Alice Greed.
Mrs. Mary l.. Hines, Miss Nellie
Haugen, DR.. c. +. Hansel, Or. r. l.
Sensenich, Miss Ann DuShane, George
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10
NILES.

\ meeting Of the executive commit
tee Of the Tri-County Underwriters
association was held in Niles We'd
nesday at the store of Undertaken h.
e. Price. The purpose of the meet
ing was to make arrangements for the
semi-annual convention OF the asso-
citation. which Will be held in Niles
the latter part of January or early IN
February. This convention usually
brings about 80 undertakers TO a city,
besides the wives OF members ana
many visitors
FUNERAL services for the infant
daughter and only child of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Earl Heslet of Portage Prairie
were conducted Wednesday from the
home bv Rev. MIR. NOelker of the
Evangelical church. The child was
four weeks old.
Mrs. John Millen of Duluth is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and MIS- w.
j. Tnlotson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Henderson, of
Cassopolis are guests of Mr.. ana MIS-
George Henderson,.
Charles Stoll is at Indianapolis at
tending the national convention or
kitchen cabinet makers.
Mrs. ). Ostrander has returned
from Chicago where she spent Two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Harry
knight.
Miss Margaret Kruger, who was
called 10 Detroit by the illness of her
late uncle, has returned home.
Mrs Ruel Beebe of South Bend ana
! Mrs. Arthur Boughton OF NicksDufs
were guests Wednesday of their
cousin. Mrs. G. L. Corell.
William HOdssOn, 81, we'll known
/ farmer of Howard township, dled
{ tuesday at his home two miles north
T east or Niles after prolonged illness
of Bright's disease. He Is survived
bv two brothers and one sister. Ed
win. Charles and Edith Hodgeson, al
/ of Howard township. Funeral ser
/ vices viii be held Friday.
! r. G. Atkinson and Carml smith al
\ tended the complimentary banquet al
/ CassopoliS Tuesday evening, which
was rendered TO James Shepard, who
has returned TO CassOpOlis 10 live after
devoting many years 10 the public
service as United States consul al
Hamilton. ont. Mr. Shepard IS the
/ owner of the CassopOlis Nigilant. OF
/ which Mr. Berkey has been the editor
and manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin c. Weber
| newly-weds of this city, and mum
Der of relatives and friends OF the
/ young coupe we're plSslS9e'44ti'
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
! Joseph NJ. Roushar Of South Bend, a
/ dinner.
The Niles public schools Will close
| on Friday. Dec. IS for the hollda,
I vacation and viii reopen on Jan. 4
I The matter was decided at the meet
( ing OF the school board
Mesdames p ". Murphy anC
Frank Murphy spent the day at South
1 Bend and Mishawaka-
Ilo Rose. Lake St, has gone 10 De
fance o.. on account Of the serious
/ illness Of her mother.
Prof Loveioy gave his lecture OF
the subject Every body's Forests. i
was illustrated with stereopucoI
slides
Leroy Latham has resigned a.
superintendent of the National Print
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10
Quickest, Surest Cough
Remedy is Home
Made
Easily Prepared In a Few Min
utes. Cheap hut UnequaIed

Some people are constantly annoyed
from one Years end 20 the other with q
persistent bronchial cough. which Is Who'll
II unnecessary. Here o. q homemade
remedy that gets right ut the cause and
will make YOU wonder what oecume OF IT,.
Get - ounces PlueN 900 cents WORTH
from any druggist, pour into pint bottle
and tl the bottle with plain graduated
sugar syrup. start taking it at once.
Gradually bat surely YOU VIII notice the
phlegm thin out and then disappear ale
together, thus ending a cough that YOU
never thought would end. it also lCoseus
the dry. hoarse or tight cough and heals
the Inflammation ln a painful cough with
remarkable Tapldlty. Ordinary coughs
are conquered by it I'm - hours or less.
Nothing better for bronchitis, winter
coughs and bronchial asthma
This Piuex and Sugar Syrup mixture
makes full pint-euOugh % last q
family q long tIme-at cost of only -
cents. Keeps perfectly and tastes pleas
ant Easily prepared. Full directions
with PineN.
pinoX is a special and highly cOncen
trated compound of genuine Norway pine
extract. rich in guaiacol. and is famou.
the word over for It's ease. certainty and
promptness IN overcoming bad coughs
chest and throat colds
Get the genuine. Ask your druggls
for '2fb ounces PiueN.' and do not accent
ANYTHING else. A guarantee Of absolut.
satisfaction. or money PROMPTLY refunded
goes with this preparation. The flne'
Co., TT. Wayne. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10
INITIATE CANDIDATES
knights and Ladies Of Honor Hold
Meeting.

Initiation Of candidates took place
at the W o. w hall last night by
the Knights and Ladies of Honor
W. III. Roberts, deputy supreme pro-
lection officer. was present and gave
an interesting talk on fTaternal orders
Mr.. Roberts is one of the first mem
hers OF tho order and is proving Of
great help 10 the local lodge lie will
stay I'm the city for three or four
months.
and luncheon completed the pro-
gram.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10

A. Robertson, Miss Ada Hitler. Mrs.
Myron Campbell, Fred O. Brien, DR..
w. l.. owen, DR.. Z. q. Freyermuth.
The new members Of the board are
Mrs. W. s. McGlothlin. Mrs. II. 4. Dial
ton, Mrs. George c. Foster, Mrs. Lee
Mason. Mrs. Martha Myler and Mrs.
Carl Hibberd.
Officers will be elected at the next
meeting of the dispensary which will
be held az the Chamber Of Commerce
Ian L.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10

Carl Lasch and Will Frick mOtored to
Lakeville, Saturday evening.
Charles LasCh was in South Bend
Saturday on business.
Howard Fiske and Glenn Warner
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
f. J. Hartman.
The funeral Of William Davis will
be held at the Palmer's Prairie
Cleaner hall Wednesday afternoon az
. o'clock Burial will be in the
Palmer Prairie cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10
ASKS FOR DIVORCE:
Albert SchadOwsky Says That Wife
Has Left Him.

A petition for divorce has been filed
in the superior court by Albert L.
Schadowsky against Edith Nj. Scha-
dowsky 1t is charged by the petit
toner that his wife has deserted him
and has gone 10 live at her home In
Mishawaka He charges that she
often called him vile names and told
him that she did not love him. They
were married in 1901. the petitioner
says. and parted in 1913.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10
HOLLOWAY TRIAL BEGINS
Special Nenire is Drawn to Try Man
Accused of Murder

PLYMOUTH. Ind. Dec. ia spe-
cial venire of jurors was drawn this
morning for the trial OF Peter HOllo-
way. deputy state game warden. who
is charged with the murder Of Clude
Jeffries, an Argos, Ind, business man.
Tie town Of Argos became so wrought
~ over the tragedy that a popular
subscription has provided the state
with attorneys TO assist in the prosecu-
ton. Holloway found Jeffries fishing
inegally and when Jeffries did not
throw up his hands as commanded.
Holloway shot and instantly killed
him.
Want TO hurry Call The Red
Line AdNt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10
FINGERS ARE AMPUTATE0
Franklin Rose Hurt While Employed
at Studebaker Plant.

Franklin Rose. 11S E. Donald ST..
inspector in the automobile depart
ment at the Studebaker plant suffered
TIE loss of four fingers when he
caught his hand in a portion OF the
machinery in the automobile works
"wednesday afternoon. He was re-
moved 10 Epworth hospital where the
fingers were amputated.
Rose had been shifted 10 new de-
partment after his regular department
had shut down for a period. The
machinery was said 70 have been
strange 10 him as was the work. His
hand was badly crushed. The hneers
we're each removed at the first points.
The last word in efficiency-The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10

March from Tannhauser 49,. Wagner
At s o'clock. Or. James l.. Gardiner
delivered his address on the subject
Wanted Man, which furnished a
fitting climax for the evenings pro-
gram.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10

ing and Engraving plant and will
leave about Jan. 1 for New York to
start a printing plant of his own.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10
SUIT AND ovERCOAT BARGAINS.

VIII make to order 100 suits at
$4,000 each and 25 overcoats at
$4,000 each J. j. Kreuzberger,
Blvd Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10
HUSBANDS PROVE
REGOLAR COOKS
New England Dinner is Pre-
pared and Served BY Men at
st. PauI'S Memorial Church
Monday Night.

No deaths from indigestion or from
scalds produced by the old process OF
splitting soup down the necks of Gus
toners have yet been reported as re-
suItlng from the New England supper
dt ST. Pauls Memorial a. T.. church
wednesday night. although all the
work OF cooking ana serving was done
by the men.
The evenings feature. without
which newspaper story is incom-
plete, was tnat the food was GOOD to
eat This statement is not made be-
cause the brotherhood OF the church,
VINO gave the supper, furnished the
newspapers with free tickets, but be-
cause every article on the menu was
actually and surprisingly edible.
forecast Of what can De expected
under the new woman regime was
furnished by the affair The women
were forced for one night in the year
to eat their husbands cooking. thus
giving said husbands a chance To get
back at them for the other 1904
meals of the year
Women who came 10 laugh at the
mems culinary endeavors stayed TO eat
the fine meal served Several good
housewives were heard TO VOW that in
the future. friend husband would be
forced 10 fifty-tfty i'm the tri-daily
wrestle with the kitchen range. as the
exhibition of cooking shown was de-
serving of repetition.
IL was typical New England din
ner, If the descriptions i'm the maya
zine stories can be trusted to portray
the menus served in New England
homes. Immense slices OF ham, gem
erOus helpings of baked beans baked
potatoes, rolls, pickles, jelly and coffee
comprised the first course. while hon
goodness pumpkin pie COM
pleted the dinner and also put the in
dlvidual capacities of the diners down
for the count.
Following the supper Max Miranda
gave a very pleasing organ recital.
consisting of the following mum bers
Introduction 10 Act III and Pill
grims Chorus from Tannhauser
ON or INA hole
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10

To help the Stomach and
Bowels IN heir daily work
you should try
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10

The last word in efficiency-The
Red Line AdFt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10

1t IS for Poor Appetite, In-
digestion, Constipation
bIiiousness and Malaria.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10

A quick safe. soothing. healing, an-isef,-le le-et
for Sore Three. briefly describes fN---l-tt-s =.
small butte of 1onsine lasts lnlser sn lloat -
Mouth and Hoarseness and prevents luinsy-
Zsc and SOC. Hospital Size si.oo. AT druggists.
TIVE ToNsILNE COMPANY, ,centsa, onIo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-10

Washburn's best Spring Wheat
Flour: one Of the best milled: Is
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
fra artbsmpoet u. 9at

Meoet af6olotes ira lS.-22.
non. / 3larton, q. 9af, o. aabue-
oes nleo &simesiegnostieneiie / Dle.
nia6e6ens airfe, bpor 9aitor 5. &
3cnien ira STANDARD, Canada, pre-
6ife6e og areosiormanoen. Bait.
2lnoerieu iorrettcoe altertieneiten
Ger bleo peaet poa BET treoobbelt2
.aon" I 5orbiuoelie meo Nab. %,
Il. aanoeu iiser: ufoml @ilos
aprlia6e0 fol6er os - os, iom bar
penot Sub IDggen. gn Sang itaI
6pert WenneIte bere bette Som! -
noale til StroL andre til Gin og
SnIiqbeO ~ noale til 6rgat, ANDRE
til @Inoe. ri titles goigbeoen ior
Die. BET enoeIige aoml nprmer iig.
aan0en taller tit aoml for at bringe
Snaen | Sroen melem os og Dor
Blto - for at brinae os mo !
SUBS Miae og Cubs 9iee mo | os.
9rioen iiger: font = 5 Der peo
1lnrton inqSeo foml til os - fom
oa hiplpe os at oin0e Menneifer
FOR @uos Sige. Derfor iamIes ri
Der / oisie Dnoe. Sfal 9rliOens
.qoml blipc bort og til 8eliignelie,
ga nlaa oct pGre | 5orbinoeIIe meo
9fnnocn. 9ruoen nioa bore tro
ino0 aanoen. Zen, iom bgrer,
iiaer: aoml Yrpiten, 1orret.
ninasmonOen, Tnrmeren og ale,
iom hnr bsrt @nnoens og 9riioens
aoml Get I1oer ale geene, life
minSit I Siemmet og Rabolaget
Oct rpocr aennem Orb oa 9ib. Oct
nnttcr nm TiSct at fac. foml til
bin Inbo I 9oe oa iaa inpoe BAN
| mornen,
Zen, iom teriter, fommel" 2Gs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09

iom mnIigt og be1ere % / 9amp
emo omfomme At Snnger. 0e off
0erfor iii aamp MOB oeres @eleire=
re, men uomatte0e Al 0mger 81
9grit, iom Oe par. bleD set let Tor
5%ien0erne al oDeruinoe % ncoilaa
Dem. Seier6errerne oroa ienere op
oo 9Iippen OF 6rpbte mcO oeres
Tomobopf Dem. Tom bauOc opret
for uomntteoe til at toge Gel /
aampen. en eneite Bon0 mo.
Tom meO oibet ior at iortrGe Siit5.
rien til Icnere Sfrater.
Genne @e9ipen6e0 am NnleO-
nina til. Of Qfippen fiji 0onet
aStoroeO Gocf@ eaer oSuIteflip
pen.
Ionqc aor 6erefter lon Sc of6Ie.
ae6e Renneifeben al oisIe uOIuIte0e
OF i6ictiIoane Sninois Sn6ioner ;
poa SuIteflippens soerIte 6Io6e.
9enne aomIe 9p6iefs6iItorie fra
1869 moottp hi meo gnIen trnfc
pao. mems oi bonoreoe run6t paa
6eune aIippefIo6e. fom Spffer en-
Mcre 2ono. 8i hdooe imi0lertio
in6taqet ct aoot o. riaeriat RooI.
lis, f6ren0 bi beItea 5uItepriffen.
fnn bi pnr life pTaaet al Sun1crens
apnrer.
Era SuTteffippcn aif ri om9or5
pna en- SIo0oomper ener Wotor
bnao, iom efter en- haIn Simes 81
reiIe pao SGinois.3 Io6cn brnate os
iii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
Sorici6oc Cannon.

Sra Sfibet panoreoe ri en- balm
91il inc / Sfooen, inotiI ui fom til
nopnte aIippeflsit, Der bar 5orm
al en- Seiteifo, % bette iDntes o.
n9iten at oGre alanspunftet ior
bet belle, ielO ON ri ior ct lGugere
Stpffe al 8eien moatte Donore /
gan0et.
Raor man bolot zig go0t inO imo0
alippens Sioer, bar oog 9auOet fife
ioa Opbt, at ri bteo oaaoe, men
9leo 5o0en for os, ian par oct ior-
bi me6 De terre 5eo6er.
Ser inOe / 3eiteifoflsiten mgote
hi en- Slot @enneifer, iom 6oooe be.
fsgt o@iioernes Sooe", Screen
Sails" lite Springs" og ilere al
6isie berIige Steoer I Colorado. og
De par ale enige ON, al 0enne Slip.
pefIsit oeS Sainois. Nooen til jul.
DC lto0 Dfndl me0 otsle beltl0reoc
glaoier / Colorado.
Son6eIigl ReiterbonnSen - ben
Snon6, iom bpper alipperne og
f1soer Dem meS fin Mtmaets 89I-
De = bar ogIna anbenbnrt iig meo
aroft / Sninois. Oct oor I en-
alippensit, Roies oens Cubs lie.
ner itoo, Sen @ona ban ina Serrens
Serliqbe6.
ri ian bons SerIigbeo", fiji set
ipntcs os, Tom ON vSorSen bar
fiIb al @ltSs 9ere".
DeiIig err Soroen,
9rrgtie er @n6s 5imneI,
Sfgn err Siqlenes BiIgrimsganal
@ennem DC inare
Riger paa Soroen
8aa pi til garn0is nieo Gang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09

6re0oa gftermt66oa
inolcoeoe 9ait Senicn @mnet Gao
BEN.
Otter 0piororina oil Gaitor Sell.
len iclp inoienoe 6enne SnoGeopiua
til oGoniferen",
9erOo9 Gitermiooag iuoleoeoe MI.
o%erte0ne6e Gmnet ySporIeoeS beI.
liges @uo5 9ern / Souo6eo.1 BEG.
&c OiSie @mner iertc til en- liolig,
lGrerig % opbpgaeIig SomtnIe.
Bore 2G1folf er ilinfe til at Delta
&c - o9 oct ifol De 6ooe Eaf ior.
Oct er life aIene gobnligt for Dem
ielp, men til Opbpggelie for Dem,
iom 6srer oerpno.
On Ssnoo9en bar airfen iplot
til SrGn9ieG. 9ait. Mn9nlisien bolot
SfriftetoIe o9 iierte pes alteret.
un6ertegneoe prp0ifeoe beo Sormio-
Ooas1uostieneiten. st go6t Offer
bIeu Iaat paa SerrcnS 9llter.
Ssn0og ~@iternioOog tafte Or.
Rielien ierit til 9prnene oa iioer
til oS plore.
@iten Slutningsmsoe meo
grpoifen al MisIionrr @attbieien,
oereiter Here forte 8i6nesbpr6 =
alt | alt en- flor % ifsn DAG. Ser.
rem bare toffet oerfor.
Saa ffiItes hi meo Saf til @ro
for al hons @o6beS moo os; men
oaioa Irrftefolfene og Meuiebe.
Ben iiacr oi bierteIio Sof for @nit.
irtbeb oe oft aobt.
TieTs Domffoh,. Scfr.
Sionen, oen I. Dec. 1914.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
Sulegranen 1914.

Dette onnif.amerifanife Sulebpi-
te, iom uoaipes al CAN'T 9oa6anoel,
Cedar Sails, Ga, i%renfrGoer aar
/ betpoelig imuffere OF beore Ito.
itnr emo tioIiaere. % Sn65oIoet FL
ipr0eIes tiltalen0e. ltohGues ifal
iefaenOe: .8elfommen Sui" 0igt al
a0am Tan: On SnIe0rgm", ai
III. aniOIen; Get iioite 9la6~ al
3. Ger 9ap; v1nrmors gGrarelie4
9ortqning al Warie 5afsnig;
paunItens 5riumi" al g. 2
GtrnnopoI6; Zen fIoqe WnuO" ai
Carl Sanien; aSoorle6rs yOufel
CONS Sptte" bleu til" al %. =.
@lidfeIot; o9irefosiemanoen" al
SeIene Strange; osSncob u. 9iis@
Of n. anSerien; ygeIenninaen" al
SIR. 2itergonr6; ct Rs6e", Sfitie
Of 81. Serenien. 8esll6en iinoes
Der enonn nogfc minore Stpffer o.
iad TO Si6er Muiif.
Teanineerne er it6fsrt al Z. On
febsne, n. auSerien oe 3. GrifTen.
prifen poa Srftet er iom ip6.
ponIia 50gts. Oct fon foas hos
Dan. 2ntb. gubf. SouIe, Blair.
1ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09
Sbife Selelicr
oberfOr bet ppriae europa.

9rofesior Nerner Sombnrt er
m Wnno bpis Ronn OF pricntlig.
ite iocialpolitiife 5orintterifab er
fenot al enbper 9nnif, iom bar
Ipit ON locale SperasmanI.
Sans Omoenme er foroomsfri.
bans 6orfatterffnb uomGrfer iia
oeo afarbeo og 9ioenifabsIssbeo.
bans GerfonIigbeb CIR natet o. an.
Jet operalt | Guropa.
Sna meget mere eienoommeliat
err bet 6n MI - ifriper SIR. 9abl."
at ie ben iomme Wcnb optrG.
De Tom Forintter iii en- NrtifeT |
Perl. Togebl." nnocr Opcrffriftcn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-09

Gnna0omisiionen, iaa / bette I'll.
iplOe blioer logifterne for areo-
fen life Iaa 6etDoelige, ielu OH Der
ullere0e er beoilget 500 til Cana.
0anlisiionen be0 8aitor Mlagnusien
- Der er en0nn Here Steoer bouoe
/ Gonn0a, d. 9af. % Montana,
6uor 9rbeioet bur0e optuQes; men
ri mongler bnaoe 0lonO % 0fi0le-
oq iormooentlia er Dor Iro o9ial
ior lille. 0fe0 8af til Ono ior,
bDn0 vi 1llere0e BAR noact. adaber
oi mco 5ioen At uoui0e DOR ar-
6eiosmarf.
vi loueoe 6%oeranore at tage Sen
itidmgcn ira .. 9. g. SouIe til
6ierte oa gore ct i6proigt gr6eioe
for llo6re0elie a pore @Iooe og 30
ger.
9reoien be%mDn6iger Sfole6iref.
tion for 9rorion 6piifoIe til at fal.
Sc Foitor 9ailrien ira Omaha til
6%oritonoer for nqonte 5fole. Ga
itor 2oltrien liaaer iu0e meo Sab
ira Erinitatis Menia6c6, iom emo.
MI life er bei0aret). 0enne III.
itemninq ifete peo Seoler - ct
itemmig.
areoien itetier 9rorion 6eiifole
meo 500 Tor bette SfoIeoor.
Otter Ell Ian9ere ifen og 5arnlo.
milf 6%or5anoling beilutteOcs, enitem.
mig, meo Geisning fgIgenOe: "a
port Somiun0s SeonnQsmisiion
maa ligge os melt pna Sicrte, og oa
3apan Mi5iionen iarIigt trpnger til
ioreget 6iptp. iaa %opforores %. 0af.
areoieS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
til igennen Somiun0et at loien0,
og I6nne en- 0isiionGr til Sopan.
Wogter areoien oct life IeGo, oil ben
foriege Sdmorbeioe me0 en- al De
anore 9reoie / SnmiunOet.
0isie 5or6anolinger optog life
alene 6re6d9 6%ormioong men o.
iaa 96r0ag 5ormiooag.
Weoens Misiionen er paa Gale.
oil oct opre / lin OrOen ogiaa at
npone 6oreningen o2ibanon". Get
er ogiaa en- Observation-Disclosures
beitanenoe al ltn9e Wenneifer. Gen
tIlb6rer life areoien eQer nooet
Sdmiun0 uoen ior ioa riot, at De
ilelte al oens DleoIemmer tilbgrer
pore Wieni9be6er. Oens Opg1oe ct
/ oct Dpientlige at un0erltstte 0anif
Cuban WisIion, og 0en bar / oct
%Iounone 4ar poet ooer 1900 9ro.
ner til 6enne Misiion. @n Del al
9reoiens pIore Neolemmer oq
9reoiens Yrpiter / SGroelesbeo
bar / oen Ienere 3io ItiIlet Tia min
ore oeloilliae o%oerior oenne geb9-
geIIe, iOet man off no ira, at man
bltr0e iomle arpiterne ON bort eget
Somiunos MisiionsorbeiOe. Gette
baooe til 5eGge. at nogle al 2eoerne
ior o2ibanon" benoenOte iig til
areOiens 5ormono, Gaitor an6er-
len, og tilfenoe9ao, at 5%oreninaen
enIfeOe at arbei0e / 9o0 5%oritaneGi3
meo areoien og biloe meo oct Tor
2ie ien0e en- Reprpi entant til are0s.
msoet meo ell Snoberetning eQer
ReOegsrelie. 0ette ifeote ina ogina;
men HeoeaereIien bar miuore 6eI0ia
aiiattet oa 0ens Sno6ol0 al Ell iaa.
oan Irt, at ben nirfeoe set mooiatte
al, hpoo ri boo6e pentct. Sfripelien
bIeu iremla9t Tor Ms6ct; men in.
gen enife0e at n0tole iig. Tornon.
SEN uotalte lao, at Sfrioelien inn.
tcs at tp0e pon. at oeriom areoien
biloc inloc pon anp for 2ibanon.
ina fnu6e ait bIipe peG; men ban
iormoocoe, at oi fife oiIoc ener fun
oe set. o1 3orboloet piIoe oerfor.
ira Dor 5iae. %forel6big bpre ufor-
anoret.
6%re6oa Gftermt0ooq
molcoe0e 9ait SEMEN Gmuet Gao
ben.
Gitcr 0pfororina oiG @oItor 5efl-
len icIo inoienbe 6enne SuoGeopiua
til oGoniferen@,
9erOa9 gitermio6a9 inoIeOeoe M.
oerteone0e @miiet: ySporIeOes Def.