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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
SANITARY CHAIRMAN TO PLAN
GENERAL QUARANTINE OF WEST

Livestock sanitary board chairmen Of
Utah, Colorado, Nevada, oregon, Wash
lngton and Arizona will meet this
month and J. Fl. Avery. chairman OF
the livestock sanitary board of Texas,
has been invited to attend the meeting
and discuss with The other chairmen
plans for enforcing the quarantine
against the foot and mouth disease in
the west
The meeting was planned for March
TO- out Mr.. Avery. wac mas been here
for the Panhandle convention tele-
graphe3 that he would be unable to
attend because Of the Texas association
convention in San Antonio. The meet
ing viii be held either in San Fran
cisco or in Reno. New. and plans for a
general quarantine will be made there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
NEW COMMIT TEE
GWEN LUNCHEON
Cattlememn Are Guests of
Chamber Of Commerce;
Hay Men Attend.

Members of the executive committee
Of the Panhandle & Southwestern
Stockmen's association and hay grow
ers from Arizona were guests of the di-
rectors of the chamber of commerce at
a luncheon held Friday at the Hotel
An invitation to attend both the fair
and the annual convention of the
American Livestock association at San
Francisco, on March 1926, was ex-
tended by II. A. Jastro, president Of
the association.
The president Of an association like
the Panhandle is one Of n board OF
some 80 members and he and all the
others must work in harmony to as
sure the success Of the association,
said J. II. Nations. the newly elected
president of the association. Il will
certainly do all in my power to bring
about perfect harmony and success for
the association during my term Of Of
flee and during all the years to come"
FL PasO's Hospitality.
El PasO was complimented for its
hospitality and was characterized the
Jumping off place of the cartie IN
dustry" by W. IS. Slaughter. 'El Paso
is the very heart and center of the
great cattle industry he said. When
the cattlemen quit Ell Paso then the in
dustry has seen its end. I want you all
to realize that we must get together
ana IIEhL SnOulQeT 10 SuOulQer Tor the
interests Of the cattle industry"
Mr. Slaughter then told of his fight
to secure the establishment of an Of
flee of the association in FL PasO and
pledged his strongest support to the
continued maintenance of the office
here
c. c. Taunerhill. president Of the Ros-
well commercial club. was the next
speaker. He announced that a commit
tee from Roswell would arrive here
Sunday afternoon to confer with local
postal authorities relative to the con
tinued maintenance of the auto line be
tween Roswell and Vaughn He asked
that the chamber Of commerce sup
port this move. A committee to meet
with the Roswell delegation viii be
appointed by president Burt Orndorff.
Hay Growers Satisfied.
I'VE came here mad; we leave here
with the kindliest feelings" said W.
W. Pace, one of the Arizona hay com
mittee. When we first heard Of the
quarantine that had been established
in Texas we thought it was so rigid as
talked with you we realize the great
danger that confronted the state. We
endorse the plan of throwing up high
wall of restrictions around Arizona,
New Mexico and Texas and we assure
you Of our hearty support. But we do
want to get together II possible. We
would rather burn up every pound OF
hay in the ella valley than take
chances of communicating the cattle OF
this state but we are most anxious to
get down to some working basis where
by the ordinary channels Of commerce
viii be again opened
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
Dinners, Luncheons. Teas.

An old fashioned ranch dinner was
given by 1. B. Irving, of Alpine, Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. II. o.
Perkins, on Myrtle avenue. at which
Mr.. Irving entertained a number of his
cattlemen friends. The guests were W
B. Slaughter, Of Dallas; George Slaugh-
ter, of Roswell, n. NJ; H. f. Crowley, Of
Fort Worth; Leo Bivins, of Amarillo:
F. Norwood Hall and G. A. Kline, of Ell
Paso, and T. D. Love, of Sierra Blanca.
A dinner was rendered Thursday to
Edward and Nelson Morris by local
officials of the Morris Co. The dinner
was given at the hotel PasO del NOrte
and included members of the First and
American banks. Those attending were:
Edward and Nelson Morris, of Chi
cagO; Gen. John J. PershinE, J. G.
McNary, j. F. Primm, J. A. Tapee A. n.
Brown J. o. Crockett. J, A. Happier,
Col. f. Johnson, Col. Omar Bundy, W.
5. Latta, John Kennedy, John Clay,
and John Forrest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05

Irish shamroclIs Green foliage was
draped over the chandelier
Assisting Mrs. Cox in entertaining
were her mother, Mrs. R. L. Daniels,
and Mesdames George Robertson and
J. G. Barada, Misses Alice Wulff, Hill
degard Sauer, Kate Stoker, Wilma Ell
lott and Eleanor Eubank.
The shower gifts were presented to
Miss Mayfield in large gilt basket.
The basket stood on small table In
the music room. The table was COW
cred with a drawn work cloth. big
bow of green tulle tied the handle OF
the basket. From the chandelier above
to the edges Of the table were stream
ers Of green.
The guests were summoned to the
music room by the tune of "Tipperary,"
played by Miss Julia Pool on the piano
About 60 guests were present
Miss Katherine Pauline Brattstrom
and Ballard Preston Mitchell were
married Wednesday night at the Or
chard Park Methodist church. Rev.
NJ A. Souers performed the ceremony,
which was attended by the relatives
and intimate friends Of the young
couple. The church was decorated with
quantities Of palms, flowers and smi-
lax. Flowers were scattered in the
path Of the bride by little TheOdosia
Ardoin and Mary Juanita Souers, the
flower girls. who were dressed in
dainty white frocks. Miss Causbia
Pickells was the bridesmaid. She was
gowned in corn colored satin with an
overdress of chiffon. she carried a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
rIss FRANCES NIAYFIELD will
II be the guest of honor at three

EIss FRANCES 11AYFIELD will
Nj be the guest of honor at three
4 \ parties during the coming week.
Mrs. w. J. Freeman win entertain in
her honor with a dinner Tuesday night
Miss Hudegard Sauer will be the host
ess at an afternoon tea on Wednesday
complimentary to Miss Mayfield, and
Mrs George Robertson will entertain
Friday with a bridge party
Miss Mayfield is to be an April bride.
She was the guest Of honor at a linen
shower and "Tippcrary" tea, given by
Mrs A. L. Cox at her home on Mon
tana street Thursday afternoon, The
guests were received by Mrs. Cox, Miss
Nayfield and Mrs. W. d. Mayfield, in
the drawing room Through all the
rooms the decorations were Of green
and white Irish shamrocks were
fastened over the window and door
way draperies and smilaN and greens
We're festoooned about the chandeliers.
Green candles in crystal sticks, TIED
with big bows Of green tulle, were
used I'm quantities about the rooms.
In the dining hOOm, Mrs. j. Davis
Mayfield and Mrs VIII X. Ramsey
poured tea. The center Of the table
was decorated with cut glass vase
filled with white carnations, freesias
and ferns. About the table were green
candles in crystal sticks tied with
green, and over the drawn work table
cloth were strewn quantities of little
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
Parties.

Complimentary 10 Mrs. Robert Rate
of Iowa City, Iowa, who is visiting Mrs
j. B. McMurtrey. an informal party
was given Thursday afternoon by Mrs
W. U. Carre and Miss Alice Carre at
their home on Rio Grande street
Among the pleasures of the afternoon
was a peanut contest, in which Miss
Irene Ferguson won the first prize,
bag of peanut candy and Mrs. H. T.
Henry won the consolation prize a bag
of peanuts. An attra ctiye souvenir of
the party was presented Mrs Rate Re
freshments were served. Among the
guests were Mesdames Robert Rate, j.
B. McMurtrey, George B. Oliver, H. r.
Henry, NJ. C. Yerkes Barney Hughes.
jr, L J. Ayers, H. n. Miller, Fred W.
Beers. J. c. Griffith, Misses Irene Fer
guson, Opal Reynolds Anna B. hurry.
Ernestine hurry Anita Corbin, Charlie
VI. Cunningham and Nav Cure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
MISS FRANCES MA YIELD CUE T OF HONOR;
MANY PARTIES PLANNED FOR BRIDE ELECT

boquet of white carnations. The bride
wore a gown of cream colOred satin,
with Irish point lace trimmings. She
wore a poke bonnet Of white and car
ried a shower bOquet of narcissus bios
SONS and lilies of the valley. The
groom was attended by his brother
Ira j. Mitchell. who came from Dur
ham. n c., for the wedding. Ralph Il.
Tonner and El Miller were the ushers
Miss Irene Tonner played the Bridal
Chorus from LOhengrin as the party en-
tered the church After the ceremony
n wedding supper was served at the
home of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. 3. O. BrattstrOm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell viii make their home in In
Paso Both young people have lived in
Ell Paso for a number of years. The
groom is a native Virginian.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
SLEEPWALKER ATTEMPTS TO
ENTER SUNSHINE Mn SEIl V

Robert Mccormick. an attendant at
the county jail, saw a man attempting
to raise window at the Sunshine day
nursery, adjoining the Jail, Thursday
night He investigated and discovered
the man was in his underwear and
seemed to know nothing about what
was happening.
He was taken to the jail and later
was able to tell that he had left a dane
ing academy earlier in the evening and
knew nothing since that time. His
clothing was found in the vicinity OF
the jail He could not give his name or
address. The officers believe he was
walking i'm his sleep.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
ATTACK ON PIUTES HATS
PENnVNG gCOTV1g Ar

Denver. Colo. March 5.-Dispatches
from Bluff. Utah. today said scouts had
reported to United States marsha AQuila
Nebeker that the Piute indians led by
Old Polk and Tse-Nc-Gat were en-
camped in Butler Wash, Il miles west of
Bluff.
The posse under marshal Nebeker is
making no further effort to capture
Tse-Ne-Gat, pending the arrival OF
Brig. Gen. Hugh L: Scott from Wash
ingtOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
QUAKE SCAREs ITALIANS,
RTrT nOEg LITTLE HARM

Florence. Italy, March 5.-A slight
earthquake shock lasting four seconds,
which was felt in Tuscany and other
sections in the central part of Italy
at $50 o'clock Thursday night, caused
only slight material damage A panic
was caused among the people in the
districts where the shock was felt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Miss ElsinOr Shelton. who has been
visiting in New Orleans, is expected to
return home Monday.
Mrs Charles S. Ward and niece, little
Miss Harriet CIary, who have been VS.
lrlng Mrs. Edward Clary in Douglas,
~ 4, have returned to FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
Pdsoans Awau.

DR.. J. II. Paget left for Los Angeles
Friday afternoon on the Golden State
limited, on a short business trip.
Mrs. A. Goodman and her daughter,
Miss Estelle Goodman, Will leave Sun
day or Monday for a months trip.
visiting in Chicago and Detroit They
VIII also go to Nashville. Tenn, to
visit Mrs. GoOdman's mother, Mrs 7.
Levy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN

st. Louis, No, March THE body Of
a man who registered as Or. H A.
Barton. San Francisco" was found in
a hotel here today. A revolver with
one chamber empty was found beside
the body. The man had been shot
through the heart and apparently had
committed suicide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
LODGES and Gibbs.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Boyer will enter
tain the mission study class of the
Alta Vista church at their home in
Government Hill on Friday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05

Commencing today. and continuing
for one week. we viii serve only a la
carte meals. the merchants Iuncheons
and table d'hote dinners being discon-
tinued for the time specified.
Hotel sheldon Cafe.
advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05

Beautiful imported Chinese linen
luncheon sets. eXquisitely hand en-
broidered iR many designs. for that
wedding gift? Nothing daintier moth
ing lOvelier See those direct importa-
lions at
Beach's Art Shop,
104 Pioneer Plaza, City Natl. Bank Bldg.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05

Big assortment of popular songs and
instrumental numbers at > for Sc
Dunn's, 404 San Antonio St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05

While at the transfer station, stop in
and look over the new magazines at the
FL PasO Book Co. It's handy. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
MRS. WILSON'S FUNERAL
TO BE HELD SATURDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Abigail
Wilson. who died Wednesday. will be
held from the home on Mobile street,
in Altura Park. Saturday afternoon at
9 o'clock The burial will be in Ever
green cemetery. Mrs Wilson was a
native Of Rush county. Indiana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05

Breakfast success is always insured
if the cereal served is Avondale rolled
oats-delicious because absolutely free
from hulls and waste material
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05
About Pnsoans.

Mrs. NJ B. Davis has been quite i'll,
but is much better now.
Mrs L. c. Wilson, of 1925 Montana
street, who has been seriously i'll. is
now on the road to recovery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05

7 UTEIIaTT 4IUI-ss :. y or eICs
Big assortment Of titles-both vocal
and instrumental-while they last for
Sc. Dunn's Music Store, 404 San An
tonic street.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-05

Saturday All Day
Toilet SundTy
Specials
We reserve the right to limit
quantities.
JERGENS VIOLET ely
CERINE S0AP-BOx 10
of 3 cakes for 4OC
2O-MULE TEAM VIOLET
BORIC TALCUM POWDER
f s5s can 1Oc
TOOTHBRUSH - Strong bris-
ties, excellent quality, IN
regularly 15e for. 4UC
COLGATE'S PERFUMES, SOC
s So55l' .. io5' 39c
COLGATE'S TOOTH pow
f R oEl.--.'..' can 19c
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18
Yrabiiefslen % bet baslise
liD.

Den unge 8eore granoes fom
paa en- al fine booture me0 en-
llngoomsoen for6i en- 9anosbpfir.
fe o. opitiaeoe BET SpsrssmaoI:
Spao I aIperoen Qrpiterne insOe
oerinoe 2snooe eiter Ssnoaa bet
belle aar2
9et bnpbe 10 Iieeet nnr al ipa.
re: Gon ieIp inb % bsrl Wnnite
9ommen oDer ben n~nbenbnreoe 6e-
ligion ba life pnr bIeDen ian
feienbe, Tom ben blen % en6nu er
/ bons Tibfte, meo 2pnaiel Denteoe
0prf.
90 omtrent BET inmme funoe 10
mnoife oginn en- nfpnbig bnDe
fpurgt, iom I fin lib bnDoe let
sforerne fpnpe ia IND ! llniper.
fitetet for of bsre Or. granoes
boIbc Gorelesnine: 5pno ! alper.
ben fan Wonoen bog BABE at fige
6erinbe llee efter l1ge2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18
A Change of Pastors.

You say that a change would be better;
/ grant il - but here let me say
A few solemn words to each member,
In a %sisterly Christianly way.
Are you sure where the change is most needed
In the pulpit or in the pew
Is the pastor the one that needs changingY
Or, my friend, let me ask, is it your
Have You prayed for Gods blessing upon himf
Have you been to him helpers indeed4
Worked with him, stood by him, upheld him,
And ministered oft to his need7
Has your place in the prayer-meeting always
Been filled, when you knew you could go?
And the sunday-school been frightened and
flourished
At your presence and works this SOL
Have You given your means to your MasterY
Not merely a dollars or two
But the twenties or ffties or hundreds
In proportion as given TO youf
II these questions cannot be replied TO
In a truly affirmative way
Then ] beg you to change now, my brother,
Ny sister, and do not delay.
Meier hope that a pastor, though gifted,
As Gabriel fresh from Gods throne
Or mighty as Paul, could accomplish
His labors among you alone.
Fra The Christian Workers Magazine,
indsendt at Marius Petersen, Coulter, Ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

st aar al Rgoe aors's 4rbeioe
i europa. Get ar bleuen funosiort,
at amerifos Reoe aors Dil bragg
fine arbeiOere tiIbage ira arissiel-
terne ! europa, ~unotagen / 8elgien.
iii /. Gftober. 5 set Mar, JON M
er iIuttet, BAR BET amerifanife Eel.
ifabs light i europa upret ST..
100000. oen itsrite 8ieneite / bets
Siitorie. % oct bar $4,000 paa
Snanoen. Gt5oert 9an0. iom er
inopiflet I arigen. bar mot goot al
omerifanif 9fe0e aors's Eieneite.
1logiiten in~obeintter S356,O00 /
2en iii Eager os SngepIeierifer
III Eager o. 259 spaepIeierifer),
$4,000 for llnoerboIo, Reiier og
geforOrins al 5oripnineer; $3.50
600 FOR 5oripninser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18
6orilag Os gesrunb lie

Cor Be reipeftiDe areosmsoers
7reftelie ca 9iuf ioreligger 10
ielgef0e 5orilag: Mt 1rinitatis
scminorium, Blair, Rebr, ilpttes
til 2ut5er College, Racine, Isis.
3 al geiteSenbeb mna BET pare
mio tiGa6t al uoiale eiterisleenoe
iom min ge1runoelie al 5orilagei:
% Spsrssmaalet ON 2irber
Colleges 5remtio M ifaI Op til
aiasrelie, bells peo bore reipettiue
areosmsoer o. enoelis PED Mars.
msoet / SorIan. Ga. 1916, % Il.
9eIe6es Spsrasmaalet ON 5or.
ilDtteIie al 9rinitntis Seminarium
ira clair, 0ebr., iii Haeine, Bis..
ian. eiter min Nenine, ber Oenne
opermaaoe pigtige Gag irem ! DO.
re glooe til S~Derpeielie % gelps.
nina; til Der maa life 5sleIier Ell.
Ter Stemnineer ener siebIiffeligi
gfsn oGre ~nissrenoe Huttorer men
enc bette SpsrgsmaaI:
5pn6 tiener Serrens
SAG bsbit?
7ette SpsrgsmoaI ber ri ale
beje os for ! enbper Gag eler Op-
eabe, bet bore ia Wenigbeos. ell
Ter SomFuaosopgnper.
0utber College blep opfsrt fot
gnr tifbnee I Rocine, Mis. let Ell
en- fcIio, bel opfert oo Del ino'
rettet SfoIebpening. Dens Soften
be por ca $4,000.
Ct arbeioe bar rnret uofbrt tn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

ct llnge Ranos friiteIige Sore
nines 5otel / Chicago. 5or uogen
3io iioen foretog oeune 6orening
en- llnoerisgeIie al unge N9nos
Sor6ol6 / Chicago og fnnOt, at
mango ltngfarIe, ser fom til gpen
for at iege arbei0e. oite fom til
at 30 / Ooarlige Omgiuelier. 5or.
eningen mente oerfor, at Der par
grug for ct goot 5oteI, Der fuu6e
toee ia Of unge Wanb. iom isgte
arbeioe, og beilntteoe ia oerfor
til at opfsre ct ianoant til ct 30.
ften6e al 81, 00o, 900. eleoe Wpno
teeneSe Iio for $4,000 6per. og
andre eno gi6rog efter 6eres gpne.
Get nne Sotel ifal blipe 10 gtn-
ger, hgit og inoe6oL6e 300 8n.
refer, Der biz bfipe Ieiet no for
25-40 Gents boer en- 0ot. 3 so.
teIlets y2obbp~, Der oil 9iDe Sio6e.
plo6sier iii oper 1000 gerioner,
oil Der hper Gften bIipe frempiit
bepreeIi8e giIIe6er oe bofot Sore.
broe, Ieofaeet al 2psbilIeoer. %
Der oil bIibe Nrbeiosnnoisnines.
fontor | SoteITet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

fpaa Observation-Disclosures Ret.
u 0a allba ianere 9iita @au1eI
paa Gene til Selpitpre, iaa iratog
Uncle San Bet life oette 8oOe men
3ao Set IN 9aoufil Celtic ! sci.
tsret ol fin SeIoitanoi33eo I'll.
ba8c.
0us.alo bar mau8e adoaner
moer II Scepter. men oet 51r d.
I1o1 fremior andre 9ationer - naar
uHota1cs lluitco States - rift in
itiftet ii at 8ore 5olfeoporaler.
Dfau toloer BET en- garummer-
nation@. u BET er lite III ior Souo
imoO aoIonierue 8etuif3 al 10.
bnmiHa. men oet maa inorgm.
m :. n Set bar pitt n 8ier bao.
De 9G % 9iGtte iom Sci
~feoporaaer.
Canada. 9uitrolicu. ZEN Sea
Ian iaa oel iom gciio6elicrne +
ienore airifa no0er i tort @aal
Se'oitnre on er oeltlireoie uuoer
Gn1,anos C%oer6ei6e0. enllnn0s
@anl i Snoieu CT iitfcrt olioa At
o%poraae
iii SIutuin3 et @ar eemarf.
ninaer.
2poBbeo bar oorot paagtat.
men meo 2pOia6to 5onaer 5fofe.
3ang neie iammea.
@or 8sgerin1 bar inoiort ct III.
mueifolei1item 9an Siiippincrne.
SfoIcns Gpla1e n baaoe at mea.
oele aIniuoeIia 9pIDsuina "a no.
0ifle eleDens e9ner. men oliaa At
tn06pe 9n6fBbe0.
Ter er Autoritet 6icmmet
5oor @enneifct crit itaI l1re Qa.
F., oia6co, men Ser or ogiaa 9litoritct
Sfolen. 81 Der er 1iieipIin. ia
Sfolen or en- Al De Dj1ti1ite 5af.
torer / Somiunoet til SnosoeI
e 2p0igbeo
0erior er SCI BELT uaturligt -
o. GriariHg itaoiGiter BET al
oet er nnali9t at opSraget et5oH I'll
SeIOitpnoig6e6 q gsre Set ififfci
, til Sel1inre, u6en Der meOoeIes 81
enteIte / SamiunSet alminoelil
0plpsninl. o. 0e lGrer 2nOi9beo
imoo ret.a % ianoe altoriteter.
Zen anoen 9emnrfnina gnloer
Sen paa8naen0e ari9.
0ooroan % boornnar Sen END
ifaI en0e, iaa snifer % bnnber ri,
at Senipnet til DC enfelte Petitioners
9iet til at leUe 6eres eset inSiuiSn-
ene Gin MAJ ieire. og at Grobrinas-
init "a 9op6esrr mnn foe ct srrn.
6igt 0e6erln1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

SeIgenoe Meo0elelie ongaden0e
ben lutberife airfes Arbeioe fire.
biteres 5be 2eaoer: o0ogIe meget
interesinnte 6ofta meOoeIes Oifent-
Iisbe0en angdaen6e ben lufberife
airfe | bette 9ono. Gen er I De
fi6ite 90 aor Doffet Itprfere END
rtoget onoet religisIt Samfuno,
opergnoenoe ieIp ben romerif-fatol-
ffe Qirfe. De fsrite proteitnntiife
Misfionprer til Sn0ien / 9it oe
til SsIono og @renlano ! Noro par
Qutbernnere (onnffe). Gen fsrTte re-
Iigisie lln6erpisnine snpes ben 10.
De Wnno | bette 2ano al 2utbero-
mere. Spenfferne, fom boeoe | Delo'
mare, nrbeioe6e bIanot Sn6fonere
fsr Sobn Gliot, og WiIliom Renn
o. Innge for eliot uoaop fin inoi
re GibeI, bopbe 2iitberonerne trpf
en- @ntefismus for Amerifas rso'
Monb. let er mprfpnr6igt, bpai
Qittberonere bar bibraget til an1eri
fonif Civilization"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18
NatiOnernes SnOipiOualitet,

Qtgnneifet er ct SnoiDio. %
iprogligt oil bet egentlig iige, at
oct enfelte Nenneite er Sen iioite
uoelelige en5eo. @len oermeo 5pn.
ger BET natarligt iammen, at oet
enc Menneite er iorifelligt ira BET
moet et6oert @enneite bar fine
GienoommeIigbeoer.
"a iaa ianot oi ale er ifa6t i
CUBS 9iIleoe, og en6per itaar til
aniunr ouer Tor @uo, iaa ber r1-
5oer osiaa 5noe 6ri6eo til az no
oifIe fine eienoommeligbeoer
Men oi mener, al Der meo Ret.
tie far tales ON Sn~oiDioualitet fife
aIene i 6or6oIo iii BET enfeIteRen.
neife, men ogiaa ! 5orboI0 til 20.
toner eIer 5oIfeilaa.
90 ON BET emo fife fan iiees
ON Fl Soft iom ON Set enfelte
Wenneife, at BET er ifnbt / guos
giIIeoe, ind fan BET iiffert meb
fuI0 Het bpo6es, at ct 5oIf. en-
Ration iom ina6an bprer anioor
oper Tor Sub, % 6erfor bsr ga.
tionen o9ina inn bel Tom BET en-
felte NenneIfe bare 5ribeo til at
uO0ifle fla efter fine Gien0omme.
ligheoer.
@en rent nj Iiot, Io6 o. life
fore for rolf.
Def enfeIte Wenneife er life uoen
Oioere, ina mart set fommer iii
@eroen, ififfet til Of itpre ria ieIp.
Ia @upernsr Glenn forrigeSen
bag tnIte ON set gibrng, ri ifuLSe
betaIe til Rntionen, Sa log6e ban
babe fsrit og fremmeit 0p9ten
40 3 iful6e lore bore 7ren.
~ "a Bigger 2DSigbeS; bDis De
life Iprte at aolp0e Gorplorene,
bporfe6es ifufoe oi o1 funne Den,e,
at Be nogen sinSe oiloe oiie 2poia.
beo ino0 Sub.
Soaen er, at ON etbDert Wen-
neIfe emo bar facet oisIe Gnner og
Gnlng Of Sfaberen, og bet Tfnl
bnpe Ret til at uopifle og bruge
oisie, ina er oeinn etbpert Wenne.
ffe en- Spn6er oe tiIbsielie til at
briige fine inbiuiOueIle gienoom.
meligbeber forfert, esennnttigt.
8i er life Blot Snoipioer, men
oefoo 7eIe al ct sdmfunS, Gem
mer po1 ct tort Tolfeleseme.
9erfor MAJ be in0ipiouelle Co.
ner og Carer life bruees egennpt-
tist, men | GorboIo til andre Snoi-
nioer i oefs famine Snmfun6 efter
bet gamIe guo - Oh ifaI elite
bin HrIte iom BIG Ielp."
Derfor ogfno 2poigbeo.
Do bpno Foritans ino esentlie
beo 2noigbeo?
go, 6erpeo ForItons, Of Der er
ct WenneifeibiaI, Tom ethperi
Menneffe ber poffe OBJ til, en- Mt
toritet, Tom etbpert MenneIfe bsr
bsie ia for.
TorrI6re er for gnrnet bennt
Maitoritet, men 6oraIbrenes au.
forfeit er @iib og bdns ndbenbdre'
De DiIlie.
ID MennefIe, fom iffe Irrer 81
! bjsbe6' men retier fg efSer eea
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

113 M~enig5eOer i 8isconitn-
Sunooen bar III. Am. Sutb. Sur0.
bioraget $4,000 til et 5ono ior
gaort6peitern College, @atertopn.
isis. ai oenne Gum biorOg b
Menig9eoer $4,000. ST opmnn-
trenoe gfsempel Tor pore 1871 Q1e-
%nigheoer.