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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
AT AMELIA HIGH SCHOOL

Amelia, June s.-The Commence
ment exercises OF the Amelia High
School have been In progress tl1iss
week. commencing Sunday night with
the preaching of the baccalaureato
sermon by Mr.. J. c. Pfeifer. premdfne
elder Of the Farmville District II. III
Church The sermon was 4 strong
one. based on the parable Of the ten
virgins calling attention to the dukfenN
of iife-the necessity OF being pre-
pared at all times and the value Of
the use of our opportunities.
Monday morning the grade exerctse1
were held in densely shaded grove
adjoining the school, where 4 stage
had been erected and a piano employ
ed, and the drills and recitationa were
of a character showing faithful work
on the part of both teachers xrsds
scholars. While the attendance VS.
good, yet the performance was worthy
of much larger crowd Of citixenAs
Monday night was class night ana
the auditorium was packed. There.
were five graduates--all young L.
dies, whose names foliow--who hal
won the distinctions and gracefuliy
performed their parts Miss Florsncss
Smith. the president. directed matters
with the skin OF a professional Miss
Mabel Barnes, as historian, gave ~
vivid picture OF the school and IN
faculty and classes and individuals tn
an entertaining manner. Miss neMute!
Motley. as prophet, predicted TIM
spheres that each teacher. classna1eI
and ersanisaticn would fill In life
jecting plenty OF yelled. though fosokk
BILE humor. Miss Hattie Wooldfid0tE
as gift bearer. made appropriate pren
ents to the class. and Miss Auo4M
Clarke delivered the iaxt will ana foess
lament. x23
DR.. Mcwhorter. Of Hampden-Ef Is
ney College. delivered me addrSGg -
1.-THE graduating claaa on sfueedar n31
and awarded ths diplomas ara 9s 4
sinr1ionA j. ,ss III s Ell 49, & n s N 1z
M. Terreil. W. pxiz III
!nonnced xtat M - T. [I|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
CLOSING EXERCISES OF
WILLIAM FOX SCHOOL

The closing exercises Of 7-B Grade
of the William Fox public school will
he held tonight at s:15 o'clock in the
school auditorium. The following
program will be rendered:
Song America
Scriptural lesson and prayer.
Essay Helen Shields
Dtisy drill.
Original Fairy Story Virginia Long
Presentation of Glass Memorials,
Edward Caiisch. Reginald Brooks
Acceptance of Glass Memorials,
Assistant Principal Wayne @. MetcAlf
Address DR.. F.. n. Calisch
Awarding of Certificates,
Principal Joseph II. Saunders
Song Annie Laurie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10

Washington, ID. c.. June s.--Pros-
poets are considered bright for q de-
cision within the next few weeks on
the question Of allowing the western
railroads to increase their freight
rates. Tomorrow Is the last day for
filing briefs. and arguments will be-
gin next Tuesday. The testimony
taken at Chicago consists OF over
5000, O0e words. There were l40 wit
snesses heard. fifty-five for tho roads
and eighty-f five for the shippers who
protested against any increase in
freight rates
E0rty-pne railroad systems, operat-
Ing In the west and southwest, and
comprising sixty-four different rail-
roads, with mileage of $4,000 miles.
are interested in The fight for per-
mission to raise freight rates. The In
crease aswcd would give the western
roads an additional yearly revenue of
SIS ,00o. 600.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
CLAIM sEABoARD GIVEN
ADVANTAGE IN RATES


share in Canal Benefits.
Dubuque. Ia. June s.--A conference
OF Representatives of all OF the big
cittes Of the middle west opened here
today, to devise q plan OF action SO
that shippers in the Mississippi VAL
ley will derive more benefits from the
new freight rates resulting from the
building Of the Panama Canal. The
meeting promises to be one of the
most important shipping conferences
ever held in the middle west. 1t Is
cities have a decided advantage over
inland and river towns In the matter
of rAtea. The various methods of
bringing pressure 10 bear to readJust
the rates no that the inland mAnufac.
turing cities will share IN the benefits
of the prcsent-day lower rates will
be discussed at every angle and defi-
mite program to achieve this end will
be formulated, It is expected,
Clifford Thorne, Of Des Moines.
whose activities In rate-making have
given htna national fame. will be hne
Of the leaders at the convention. Other
rate exI erts from the river States will
also attend. as well as representatives
of the commercial bodies from every
city and town In the Mississippi VAL
ley,
Industrial interests in the upper
Mississippi Valley. also those related
with the Illinois. Ohio and Missouri
rivers, are being aroused to the inn
portance OF the Panama Canal In Its
relation to the Middle West. Less
than q year OF operation OF the canal
and the readtusted freight rates on
trans-continental lines has convinced
the shippers Of the inland section OF
the United States that the canal has
resulted in the great advantage OF the
Atlantic Coast cities In Its trade rela-
lions with the Pacific Coast, South
America and the Orient.
One OF the immediate results Of the
bill conference 10 anticipated in the
estAblishnnent Of regular freight lines
on the Mississippi and its tributaries,
to connect At New ORLEANS with line
through the canal to the Pacific. CO.
operation of shippers all along these
rivers will be urged, with q view to
making the barge lines successful. thus
securing . more equitable basis for
competine with the direct shipments
from Eastern ports.
/ n II pointed out to the representa-
ttves Of the various cities on their
arrival here that the present situa-
tion IL crisis for manufacturers.
jobbsrs and others concerned in traf-
Tic In the Middle West.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
Grain Elevator Men Meet.

Minneapolis, Mimi. June s.-A
thousand delegates from all sections
OF the grain belt are In town TODAY
for the convention OF the National
Association OF MANAGERS of Farmers
Co-operAtive Elevator Companies.
which opens tomorrow. The grain
stahdArdixing movement will be ex-
pIaafiad by agricultural experts from
wathinnfon, and q report will be SUBJ
United on the proposed government
Grades tor wheat and oats. Markets
and rufai organization. a. well az
the kovArnment system of farmer ele-
vators accounting. win be discussed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
rrE-uP IN CAROLINA TOWN.


Elizabeth CITY. n. C.. June Sine
eight newly elected aldermen oil
Elizabeth City are divided into two
factions OF four members each. The
old mayor has resigned and the new
hoard cannot elect a mayor or city
manager. as thew are divided.
one faction left the CITY Hall YES
terdav afternoon The other faction
os foer aldermen at = o'clock went
into the formal ORGANIZATION of a
hoard b. eiectine p. q. Sawyer.
mavor: DR., Ciaud Williams. city
heath ofYlcer. and j. c. Comman der,
r,tv menager. Mr. Commander n =
r,embsr Of the Board of Aldermen,
The four aldermen who bolted the
meeting and have had nothing to do
with II since, are in consultation with
legal advice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10

Newport News Va, June 9.-The
British steamer Anglo Patagonian.
here for horses. last night was ibeled
for total of sz7,0 as the result Of
an accident at the shipyard Satur-
day, when one man was killed and
four injured when one of the steam
er's anchors slipped and crashed
through staging. United States
Deputy Marshal West has served pa
pers on Captain Lord. master of the
steamer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
c.ri esnrh. IN panviIIe.

Danvilie. Va. june s.--Ruhy sia'
,on. rstaen years old. nne of the sew.
avail vs~ls who escaped from the In.
sr.tr.ai school for Girls in Chester.
e,A County. was caught here early
This morning as she was alightine
from the Richmond train.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Pocahontas. Va. June s.--A re-
markabfe automobile accident occur
red here this evening on the road be-
tween this place and Boissevain. Va
In which Mr.. John Elicit. OF Boisse-
vain. ana the owner u nd runner Of the
car. MI. Samuel Wagner. from Abbs
Valley left the road ~ Horse Shes
Bend s6nt took dewn IN ernhARkmeni
about llfky feet, SnklrelY dokn6 1lehin1
f16e c6fs IN IN "A ~ oNtl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
Hungarian Interned.

Paris, June 9.--LazlO KaroIyi,
wealthy Hungarian resident of Paris.
has been interned by order OF the
| military authorities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
saIv<< hay Conference Opens.

0.iver Bay, n T.. June s.-The
four Senth annual assemblASe OF the
Missionary Education Movement open
"a ttre today. with big attendance
of Educators, churcgnfnen ana college
studkntA THE Church and tho Ma
enc6 which win extend for ten days.
n special feature OF the conference
q the ALTERING OF the young people
into i 8roup known AZ The Servants
81 tkt KING. This section win have
su9<dnl meetings.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
.Oanlferen"
CusOua Den ID. 0ftOber 1915.
Blair, atbr.

era Sfolen meIOes Der intet ipr
Iigt QDt Seane Gang. Zen bar M,
iiges Der, melIem 90 % 100 Stu.
0enter % gleOer. % 4rbeioet gaar
fin iqDne. oagli1e sang. Ter er
ogiaa for t aar 6esgnot 6aaoe
frilteliae % litterpre 0teoer.
5orIe0en 6auoe Di geipg al
grofesior Carl 9orent5en ira Rem
gorf, en- al Stifterne al o. tioIise
re SefretGr Tor nameriean Scan
oinauian Foundation San ba0Oe
pqret en- gur | Seras, o9 oa ban
Iaa Iag6e 9eien oOer Omaha biem-
40, 9ior0e ban en- afitiffer Der op
til Blair. iprlig for at beige DIR.
s. Sfop Rielien, Tom 5aooe beiegt
BAN / 1911. oa ban oar en- Cur
/ Daumurf. groi 2orent3en beiegte
ioa ogian StoIen, % ban uiite iig
meget interesieret for oct oonife
@rbeioe, ban Iaa / Gang Der. Oct
slpoeoe BAN iarIie at bilie paa
Rrof. Big.
Ru bar ri BAIT 5roit ogiaa
poa oisie ggne. fife init baarO
Sroit, men hnaro nof til At itanoie
9aiiens @rsoe. BEN er BOG for en-
flor Gel iaa Diot uooifIet. at aua.
Iiteten oil blipe ret goo; Roantite-
Ten er ooer set normoIe. - Men
efter 5roiten og nogIe Tonne 9o9es
9eroeir begnnOte BET after at reg
ne / 8aar. Ien Sne = nei 0en-
ne boioe, foIoe SIags Reobsr bor
pi life let til Der omfring en6nu.
I'll Morsen | DAG bar ri after
SeiTie soGFfin.
On gift Gone Der I Blair On.
fer Gngarbeioe, iom 9arnepige,
Sngepleierffe ener l%ignenSe. Man
benDen6er fla til gIaoets aontor.
Bulbs for bedding. We
have just received a large con-
signment of imported bulbs for
bedding out and forcing. They
are all in first class condition
and parties wanting beautiful
flowers next spring should buy
bulbs now. The shipment consists
of Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus,
Freesia, Daffodils, and Chinese
Lilys. Also a large selection Of
Peonia roots. Phone us your
wants or call at greenhouse and
not only inspect these bulbs, but
e one Of the incest greenhouses
IN the state. Il Rodgers &
Piefer, Prop.
DR.. E. P. Ireland, Osteopath,
first door east of P. o. Both
Phones.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

8eo Baitor 9ariens 9ortreiie IND.
traaote Der en- Balance. iOet 8oitor
5r. anoerien, Menigbeoens me
grpIt, fife tan fomme til Siour
Gitp f6r fsrite SsnOng / Rooember.
Del I1ffe0es os imiOIertio At faa
grof. g. 6. Rengers ira Blair,
GebraIfa. til at betiene Reni9beoen
I Sc tire Sommermaane6er.
Girfebeieget / CONNER bar. troos
oct nitaoi9e 9eir. ppret ualminoe.
lig 9oOt. 5Iere unge melOte fig til
OptaaeIie / llngoomsforenin8en. %
apinoeforeningen tog 9eitemmeIie
ON at iptte ct itsrre aarliat Be.
lob til SIDE til 9pggeiono FOR en-
ny airfe.
Sra %. til 26. September bapoe
oi iaa 9tisiions- % llngOom5msoe
oe0 6oilfet Grqiterae 5r. 4noerien,
3 6. 9arlien % 9 6. Ren9ers
forfnnOte @ltos Orb Tor os. 0et
par ianoe Misiions- % 5eitoa9e.
8i0 % QIaos tiIIa0er fife Der at
gioe enoo9 ct fort Referat al De
mango lo0e 8iOnesbpro, Der Loo
s oisie Gage. men ale Rsoerne
fulgtes meo IebenSe Snteresie.
8rof. @eugers 0s5oIo iblonot
os uil Ipnge minoes meo @lp0e %
Eat Tor arbeioet / CONNER. Gen
aImin0elige 4aaifsnneIie ianot o9
ina llotruf oeo Here 2~eiIigbeOer
iaaleoes ne0 en- feitlia Sammen.
fomIt ! Mr. g. 80 Fbomiens Stem
5sn6oq Sen 10. September, b0or
Sorman0en for ungoomsforeningerl,
Wr. z. 2ourit3en, paa S%oreninaens
9eane gap 9roi. gaeneers ct BOG
itatio al Neetal meo Snifription paa.
og oeo aiIfeosfeiten, SsnOaa oen
26. September. hoor hrs. Z. Of.
len paa aoin0eforeninqens 8egne
~ooerrafte bom IN SiIfeparnpln meo
Sslobaanotaq, poa boilfet Bat.
Menqers Ropnetrpf oar inogrooe.
ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

Nr. Rartin 5srgenien / Sargent
gluff Osoe 6en 81. au9uit og bleo
nnSer itor OeItngelie begrubet Den
8. September. hrs. Gbriitianien og
Nftis Sisne Seuien bar ~unOergoaet
DanifeLige Operationer pao Ct Sohns
5oipitoI, ser leoes al pore opg-
tige og befenote 9an6smpno, 9Pger-
gerne Sepien o. gbriitinnien. =
Zen gamIe Mrs. Rnsmusien fla.
ger meset fra pnn ct. 5oiepbs So
ipital. = 5 0ftober Ranne0 oil
ser bIiOe 2pieguSstieneite boer Ssn.
bag aften me0 llnotngelie al Ssn.
6nge. poa buiIfe BET oil Ipffes os
at fan Raboprpiter til at prpoife
for %.
Qroi. ReHgers bar looet at prG
oife Tor os ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
6en 81. Oftober. Zen islaenoe Ssu
bag. Den :. RoDember, oil Dor me
9rpit II. auoerien ppre ibInnot
%, oq Sen6aq Sen IA. Rooem6er
oil SnOi9ttelien finoe Steo.
@enIia Silieu III .8nnifereus
aorrepon0eHt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
A FEW GOOD
o

A Brief History Of the Luther
an church in America, by DR..
j. L. Neye. Cloth, net 81 o
The Life of Martin Luther.
by DR.. William Rein, Cloth,
specially priced at rs Cts.
Laaches Book Of Family Pray.
er, Half Leather $1.65, Gilt 1925.
Our Homes and Our Children.
by o. Klykken. Cloth. rs Cts.
A History Of the Reformation,
by Rev. p. A. Peters. Cloth. rs
Cts.
Sunday School Handbook, by
Rev. J. r. f.. Hunt. Cloth. 81 90
net.
A Colony Of Mercy, by Julia
Suffer. Cloth. 80 Cts.
The Heart Of Man, Boards.
Is Cts.
The schonberg- Gotta Family.
Cloth. 80 Cts.
The Reformation Series 4
vols: Gustavus Adolphus, Prince
Frederick, Prince Albert Of Bran.
denburg, and For the Sake Of
the Faith. Price per Vol, Cloth.
40 Cts. The 4 together 4f.50.
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Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
@nostieneitu.
gIair.

u I.
Sbnoog Ssnongsffole 81.
9.f5. @uostieneite RI. 1890 i'm
og 81. 7h aften.
Henndr0. 6gritfommen0e
SsnOoe (al. ~ eneeIit @nOstie.
neite. Ssn0a1 Den %. Oft. oanf
90 Ssn0ng Den 81. after rngeIif
@u0stieneite. Ssnoa9sitole meo
9oniirman0I9snina bper 5enoag
al. 10.
GRIM: @uostieneite 1. % 3. Ssn.
bag ! boer Rnoneo, 81. 1890 6or.
mi6ooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
sioitr Gin. Spmn.

Raar Der iiRloent ifrioes til. gan.
i@feren" ira 5iour Sim, oa er oct
fife, ioroi Der life ar noget at Tor.
tple ON, men innrere forOi ri fife
bar en- regeImasiig aorreipon0ent
til gIaoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
ara enI6ertiOn, @oaf..
6urt Geet SnOianerreierpatiun ,@unt.

NuIl fttI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.
gna ben 9anoitrrfnins / noroe.
tire Mont., iom er fenot UNDER ooen-
nrbnte Gaon, er enonu Ell Del
go0t 6omeitenol1nO at iaa.
% Der Der I Zane 8eIIeo. @ont..
er aoifilliae rnae, iom snifer at
gaa no % tage 9omeiteao. TOO lu1-
oerteaaeoe I'D pa sort Beef Tor
at ie oct Regering5lanO. iom er
aabcut ior .Someitea0entrn"
0feningen oar. at 6Dis iaa melet
0an0 fnn0e iaas inmlet til en- ao-
Toni, oa at oplpie oerom igennem
a0nnfereu@. iaa at 0nuite runot
ON / port SamiunO % anore, iom
bar 9uit 6ertil. flnoe benDtte iig
al 6enne ii0ite %9tnleoning til at ioa
iia ct aoot Someiteao o. pare meO
til al oanne en- M Oanif aoloni.
Get fnnotes. at ? a 3 toipui5ips
er at ian; oanoet er flasiifieeret
til $3.50 Der Mere I set enc Conn.
ibip o. / Se andre TO ira $3.50 90
til 500 per We're.
gnboer Mau6 % apin6e. iom
life BAR beuuttet i'm Someitenosret
fan Der gmnfe entru@. paa p Sec.
Of 9an0 o. prone up4 paa 3 Mar
me6 7 RaaneOers gopaI paa Gan.
BET ON Garet al Be $3.50 Der acre
ener 500 ION 5ilfeloet M er,
betaies en- 6emte0eI, nanr aiiIina"
ifer. 3eiten betaIes / tent Var n0en
Renter.
9nnOet, Tom er Qrqrie. ligge /
tore igpne Strafninaer, oetsIeuoc
meO laugitrafte imaa Batter. ut
Sorobunocn er Al beoite aooIitet,
Tan man ie al Ben rige gGtit al
&atur9rps.
Rnar man ON Soften Der I "a.
ne 8nIleo SettIementet bar Jet Mar
ferne meo Den rige 8oeOebsit, maa
man inoremme, at Wontanas Soro.
bunO er eanet Tor 5peSeapl, %
booo apnIiteten anganr, ga oanot
~imnII grain" ira Rontann iom
be,enot bsieite 8rPmie pao Ser
oensuoitilIinaen / Snn 5roncisco,
boiItet er ensbetpoenOe me0 oct beo.
ite / ger6en. On Sernbdne er pro.
~iefteret op langs gopInr Rfoer og
@eitiioen al 9nnoet, ion ser er no
fiat til at fna 1nnife npr 9n %
Sernbane. iao mart 9anoet bIiner
optoget % beboet. Som oct M er,
er ser IS q 90 DiI til ganeitntion
Bot. RieIien al Zane 8allep nil
Ie til, at Den npe aoIoni fan ina
f~irfeIig 9etienina ira geaDnoeIien
Of. Def err life Seniipten nj aioe
en- IGnaere 9eIfrineIie nf atima Ell.
Ter 5orhol6. fom nIIereoe turoe op.
re 9Pierpn befen6t al tioliaere 9re.
be ira oenue Rlo6s. men fun at
qioe 0pIpsnina ON fer nponte
Someitea6 snn6. Ser ifal Inn oeo-
iejes, at bar noaen tpnft pan at
goa no for at taae 6omeiteno. 0a
fom til GuIbertion. giont. @aa 10
oa beie Sort Reel 9anoet MI. me.
oens Oct er BIB, beiGnf Fem life
lPnge, BET er fin et Spsrgsmaal
ON ganife fort Sio. inoen oct oil
ali blipe opinnppet al 5olf al an.
Ore Rationer. iom i gieglen life be-
tRnfer ia iaa Ipnge, iom Donife
er befenot for at gsre. 2nites pi.
oere Oplnsning, oa ifrio til en- al
os. liaeIe6es Lao os oioe, bpor nnnr
&c fommer til Gulbertion, iaa no.
aen fan tage iig al Gem,
Saa opre oenne Gag anbeialet,
paa oct penIigite.
Sans 3ieIfen, 9rpit.
Sam 5. 5rpbIing,
a. g. Senen, Wcgabe. Mont
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
Gn siiferirefUrb. Sarbosre. 10.

6n 5iiferirefOrO. Snrboere. 10.
5eptember seiter 9inrfntterne
gSanbet@ % oginterili6" rr mo.
founnen me0 en- Gait al 32s0O 20.
allaer. to9ne me0 Smrrp0aa6.
Gerai baooe a9interiliO9 aIene
1880 go. Oct er ben itsrite
2ait, Der en6nu er taget Der Tor
apiten. Der bs6es gnaoene %,
II og Is Ere pr. go. ben6olosDis
t., 2. o. 3. III, euer aennemiuit.
lia 20 Ere pr. 20, men man lore.
iraf ielo at erportere 6iifen pr.
commissioner. I'll 5an9itens IS.
nina paa Saoet % un6er @rpor.
ten meSaif Der 10000 go. 5s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
7et fOrbaantb. aors.

en- dort9IIing ON en- eng.
IGnoers goIe meIIem Gsb os
Sslom Neb 6ororo Of OIfert
RiearO. 800 Sioer. 3 iIIuItreret
OmiIog so Cts.
9aniib enfb. gnbI. Somie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
NisiiOnsmpbe


NOr0Opn, Nebr
Sra 22-24. Ottober afboI6es qlisiionsmeOe Dor 6relers
Nenigbeo. Brpierne 9rsoenien, Gear Sails, Sa, sc eterTen.
Donnebrog. Qebr, os Str. anfer. 9incoIn, 0ebr, bar Iout at
Oetose. en- berteIis 5nObpoeFe til genner. 4elO m~OertegneOe
eoers Gomme.
Baa g~euigbeoens geene. g. z. 8ofenberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

ANN Salg ! den danske Roloni
H<1ND Meadow View, Ore. | Ner-
heden af Eugene. Lette Betalingsvil-
kaar. Dansk Menighed. J~ernbanest.-
ton, Skole og Bulk paa Landet. Sknv
eller henvend Dem I'll II. Z. BUSH,
BIZ. lo, R. 2, Junction City, oregos-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
Misiiuns. % llnaoOmsmpoe

aetes nfboIOt Der g~aenisbe0en / 0nsene 20-24. Ottober. 81
inobpOer genner til al belle SUBS Sus' @ooer meO os De Dosel
! ioI uGre berteis ccIfommenl gelO e0ers aomme til mig
ieneft 3 Is. Ottober for at Der fan blpe isrget ior 5nOtonr-
tering. u. g. An6reaien. Dor 5r. 97gbs grRit.
0eenah. @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
missioner !. y. QieTens aeileplan.

NBreen Bar, isis, 10. Off. Denmark, II. Oft Oconto
Sails % Oconto, 1873. Oft = geilpaufee 20. Oft = Cart.
Lamb q. Oft. Roone 22-24. Of. - @ooOtof, 81. DC
81 Oft. = Clinton, gis. 81 Oft. gcRabb. 81. 2 Ron.
Gbhago 81 Of. - @reencue, Did, 80. Ron. StSnen
LIZ. 0on. -9rniant "a. Qop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
3isiiOnsmsoe

getbania gaenigbeO. 9latte 60, Rebraita. 9ogene ira D. is.
IL. DtOber. @mnet. Sen fanbe Ringer og Iro Dl
bioe 6rsftet. vi oI gerne bare mango geiegen6e. aGe oeIfonne.
6ilreiienoe be0es neloe oeres aoum1e til anorefu Qeterien, q. l.,
9inoion, 0ebr. 3. 8ngmusfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
Mishpnsmpbe

Sampton boloes. oil @uO, ira 22-24. Oft. gee9enoe til gs.
oct er os oeItomne. U2elo Gem til u~n6ertegneOe. % firm, naor De
tommer. goo g~eni9beSens gesne. u. Sh 5cbuIta
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
DiisiiOnsm6e

ofbolOes gebes6a Menigbeo, gioorbeaO, 5a, ira f5-f7. Of.
tOber. Som oe bialp os. at oi5ie gasoer ma bIoe til megen gI.
ienele, ion ituI 5 fife tonme foraROes. en- tRrlia SuobpOefe
Ill ale, iom oil ppre neo.
gaa D~2enigbeoens @egne. @. 9nnfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

Sra Den 10. til II. Ottober boIOer oi @isionsmsOe Der /
Ruifn, ON SUB oil. Oct oil gIROe % ON mango oil tomme %
beisae o. De Dnge. gaeIo eoers anfomt i Sioe.
gon g~aenigbeOeHs oa egne geane
&. Senfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
RisiiOnsmsoe

afbolOes Dor 6reIiers Menigbeo. Council 9luifg ira t7-2i.
Nop, boortI berpeo inobDOes. geissenoe beoes meIoe Oeres Som.
me goo 9iO. Baa D~aenigbeOens gesne. = @ertfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
MisiionsmeSe % Minoefeit

u%fboGOes. DI @ao. 0patonna. 03inn, % annefs @~}enig5eo.r
ira 20-24. Ottober g2soer begonoer 0nsoag ei:ermiOOa9 i
2emono G}euigbeo. 9euner ino5DOes til oette @soe. 5nOmelO
eoer til un0~ertegne6e.
9oa Weniebeoens ge1ne. a.5ofgnar0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
M~isiiOnsmpoe

afboIoes. ON @uo oil. Qa3aret6 Qrniabeo, 6eOu sails, 5o.
0neene ira 27. til 81. 0hober. aae 9enner ira mar % iiern
inobooes trrisit. Iilrriicu6e beoes meI0e oeres aomme til IN.
oertegne0e ier 0en %. Oftober.
elias Breoenien @B5s, 9rrit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
Ris6onsmsoe

afboOes 9rorion % SiOncp. Montana ben A., 8, 6. og 7. 3oo.
ane in6bpbes pa oct farlafte.
9oo D~euig6eoens % e9ne 9egne. RfeIs DamftOb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

8reiteenfefomiteens aasferer er 9aror 5
StmonFn, 2t5S q. atlOare aoe, 9brago. 81. Nae 9iorag til
Gnfetnsien ienOes til Dam. 5 u. Sdnieu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
R isfionsm soe.

DaisiionsmSOe oil bIiOe ofbOOt, ON 9uo oil, e6ene3er
Uaenigbeo, auOObon. Soma, / 8ngene f7.-20. Otober. ae.
re Br9fter bar looet at gie Dlsoe.
DIN Gfermi6Oagene oil islgenoe CUBS Orb 6Hoe inoIeoet
neo en- fort Gale. eaers iqaes 3rsftele:
1. 2 Naoebog aap. 10: Operaoneen op.
3 2 Daoeboe aap. II, Sic: amnpen oo.
3. SI. 10: arbeioet CUBS giae ofu.
A. 8 Noebog aap. 80, 27-29: CUBS 5ofs lolige aaar.
ane err bierteIig DeIfomne.
SnomeIo eoer til un6ertegne6e
O. g.. Gbriftionfen Reniabebens Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13

are0sAarsme0e.
gacifc areos al Den foreneoe Oamite go. latb. airfe" al
BOLD ON Guo oil, oeIeeeet anrsmsoe Bella Reniabeo, SeImo,
Gal, Dngene 2f-24. Oftober.
5oruoen De oIminoeIige 5orretn:naer, arebIen peorsrenoe,
f~or6an6Ies isIgenoe gmner:
/. v5aoeruorets 8. gsn."
ii. SOB. T. 49,"
Ill. Dor gr9iteifoIes 5orflptteIe til 9aeine, isis"
CAB os ia fa Stqone al Observation-Disclosures. grater os
Bei6genoe areofen paroigt
5or pociHc areos
u {. Senfen, are6sformano.
Bella 6nnife ED. lutb. Utenigbeo inobpoer beroeo pna bet
bierteIisfe genner al port firteIise arbeibe til of oeHose ueo os
l cuenfor onnlelSte areosmsoe 1iIrefenoe beoes meloe oeres
aonme til unoertegneoe inoen 10. Oftobr.
pao Wenigbeoens Degne.
aorIW. &auien 1919 Gait aDe, Selma, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-13
Nfisiionsmphe
9efOrmntionsfeit IN Misiionsmpoe

afboGOes gmmts 0enig5eo. 8atiue. @s ira 2s-31. ottober.
@euner ino6poes oeHIiait I'll at Dele 9u0s @eigaele meO os i
Oisfe Gage iamt meoe Oeres 9omme til n~noertgne0e.
8aa gmaus 03cni95eos 9e9ne.
e. $. SEMEN, 1870 92omo aoe, aacHe. &is.