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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
HARRY 5. SANDS.

. q Z u . o. . ~
Harry S. Sands Of Whecllns. trcul
the American Institute of Electrical
Engineers. IS president OF the Fl. S.
Sands Electric and Manufacturing
company of Wheeling and the Mutual
Electric and Machine company Of De
trott, Mich. FIe was born in 1857 at
Falrmont and educated at Cornell uni
rersity, Is Il member of the Electrical
supply .robhcrs' association and bias
built electric railways. mining plants
anu power r:ants for the past twenty
years.
Charles e. Ward Of Charleston, from
lie American Society of Mechanical
Engineers. Il president OF the Charles
Ward Engineering works Uf Charles.
ton aud was born in 1867 In England,
becoming an American citizen in 1S!lS,
having been educated ut the Kanawha
Military institute. lie is member
OF the American Society OF Naval Ar
chitccts and Marine Engineers, the
Charleston chamber of commerce and
the West Virginia manufacturers as
ISOLATION anu has been active IN the
development Of light draft river steam
crs, water tubes and boilers. lie is u
director or the Union Trust eomnanv
and the Wyatt Coal company.
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II iS
and Mrs. william iKnode land Mrs!
Robert Rynd. Mr. and Mrs. Wfll SYost,
Air. and Mrs William Bowman, Mr..
and Mrs. Fordyce. Mrs. Ira Tost, Mrs.
frankie Dragoo, Misses Daisy VIII.
Jams, Gertrude Chalfant, Lillian Nc.
Bee. Mrs. Trippett and Miss Mary
Berry, OF Fnirmont.
Master Delmar Iost has the
measles.
Mrs. Kate Brown is visiting her
son. Lou Brown. at Belmont. o.
Mrs. Mildred Dempsey Arnett. OF
Fairmont. is visiting her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. P. L. Dempsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Toothman, Of
Fairmont. entertained tho seniors OF
the Fairview High school at . o'clock
dinner Wednesday.
Mrs. James Powell Is visiting friends
at Fairmont.
Mrs. Reniker has returned from
Warrington.
Alvin Hanes, Jr, has moved to Bas-
nettsvilIe. ai
Master Paul Hall. son Of Rev. T. D.
Hall. Is sick.
Miss Beatrice Fitzwater. reader and
pianist, of Fatrniont. will give mu.
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record that charming old MoliOy BAL
hiu sings that dear old song, Some
Day, with much expression and j~'St
the right degree of pathos.
John Mccormack sings one of the
4 great successes of his concert tour,
THE Old Refrain" delightful
little number which Fritz Kreisler has
arranged from an old Vienuese folk
song. Mccormack also sings charm
ing number, Filtration" with a ine
violin obbligato by Kreisler. The .loted
Austrian yiolinist is also heard IN 4
solo number, an exquisite interpre!a-
tiou of charming little waltz by
this composer is master hand at keen
musical characterization and delicate
harmonic suggestion.
Mischa Elman gives fine exhibition
OF skill in his rendition OF Wcher's
spirited Country Dance" playing it
with captivating grace and delicacy.
I q he perfection OF the mandolin is we'll
shown in two Tenditions by the Athcn-
Jan Mandolin Quartet, composed of
Your players Of Greek descent Tho
have developed the art of ensemble
players to high degree. Three man
5dolins and q guitar arc used, and their
saEstudiantina Waltz" are extremeiy
interesting. The Neapolitan Trio pre-
sents the popular II Hear You Calling
Me-, and the Venetian Trio contributes
another farorite concert ballad in in
8trumental form, the Little Grey
Home in the West Joseph Mosko-
witz gives two ecmbalom solos of
popular music, and Pietro Deiro plays
two fine oVerturcs on his accordion
grand"
Sousa's Band Is heard in two char
aeteristic Sousa numbers, "The Lambs
March, dedicated to the Lambs Club
sEasissts i member, and eharmins
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28

new list Of records places at the com:
nand of these inusc-loverS additional
entertainment for them 20 enjoy in
their own homes, and the new list OF
Victor Records for May is one that
will bring delight to countless thousands
the country over.
The great Caruso sings the beautiful
80 sole mic" which has become known
all over tho world. Ii is full OF grace
and melody Of the South. and its Tilt
and brightness are rcdolcnt OF the JOY
of life as it is lived i'll sunny Naples.
And it can =Gadily be imagined that this
/ appealing gem OF Nearolitan folk-soug
6srcndercd i. most delightful manner
by the greatest of tenors. The e%-
quisitc Moonlight" :: Schumann's is
one OF the mos, beautiful and fasciHat-
ing OF the masters compositions. II
the quiet color Of perfect night can
be described in poetry and music, then
Schumann has portrayed it here. Julia
Cup is one Of those rare singers who
are capable OF giving such song its
proper expression and her record of
fhis selection is wholly admirable.
Alma GluciS is heard in charming
old ballad, Listen to the htocEing
Bird" which is given in most attrae.:
tive form with some real nocking-biTd
calls by that famous Nature Singer,
Charles kellogg. Nine. Gluck also
charming "Nfusetta Waltz" from Be-
home. Sophie Braslau renders the de-
1ightful old sentimental number, Last
Night" with much charm. Marcel
Uournet, the famous French basso, pre-
aents the Russian national hymn, God
Save the Car" and in honor of the
cordial relations now existing between
Russia and France. he sings the first
verse in Russian and the second in
French.
which Schumann-Heiak has been using
this season, perhaps the most impress.
sive is La FORCES setting OF poem.
Before the Cruci6x. 1t is a sacred
song Of much beauty and is supcrhly
rendered by the great contralso. ,Titta
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I isl 5sHs
cIety OF Mechanical nGineers. the
American Institute OF Electrical Engi.
neess and the American Chemical So
ciety.
The state directors. who also become
associate members of the naval con.
sultlne i:Oard. have Just received mp;
pointment By the secretary OF the navy.
In making public their names SIr. cof-
On said:
THE names and standing Of these
men speak for themselves. They have
been selected by their own professional
associates with the only standard
that OF efficiency ard integrity. They
work without pay; indeed, the services
Of many OF them could not be bought
In my Judgment they form q vast, flex.
iblc organization. the like OF which has
never been known In this or any other
country of the world, and IN organiza.
tion. moreover. which from top to bot.
tom Is absolutely nonpolitical."
The directors from this state are as
follows:
I.C. White Of Morgantown. from the
American institute OF Mining Engl.
neers, is state geologist OF West Nir.
ginia; was born in 1888 in A1onongnllu
county and educated at the unirersi
ties Of West Virginia, Columbia and
Arkansas, holding two degrees; is q
life member Of the Geological Society
of America and member Of the Aneri-
can Philosophical society, the Wash.
ington Academy OF Science, the Ameri.
can Association For the Advancement
Of Science, the Wrst Virginia hoard of
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views on the subject. Charles Ross
Taggart has heard so much about this
here Teller Billy Sunday" that he goes
down to the city to hear the evangelist
and he tells about it in very quaint
manner. On the reverse side Taggart
gives an amusing account of what
happened when Nictrola was used to
play the wedding march at wedding.
Kitty Chcathau who has the Fcputa-
ton Of being the greatest entertainer
of children in the world" introduces
herself to Victor audiences by her
unique presentation of the old Nursery
Rhyme. And she also sings four genu
inc old negro songs with which she was
sung to sleep when child, and she
gives them in their primitive and un-
developed state exactly as they were
sung By the faithful old negroes That
popular singing evangelist, Homer
Tcnditions Of his famous prohibition
song, Molly and the Raby, Don't You
Know a5d the wcll-known gospel
hymn. MY Wonderful Dream" Mrs.
William !Na!.c:. another member Of the
musical s:aff of tho Billy Sunday party.
sings two favorite hymns, Somebody
Cares" and Nobody Like Jesus" in
sweet clcar voice with excellent enuit-
citation.
r!oteHce f1lnkle presents eneCtiyc
Tcndiuons Of the old Scotch air,
Comm Thro' the Rye" and Nevin's
lovely pastoral gem, ."oh. That We
Two Were Mayjng." The Victor
Mixed Chorus is heard in two highly
interesting revivals of old songs which
are well worth while and which make
many OF the prcsent-day numbers seem
poor indeed. The Victor Male Quartet
sings the old-time ballad, THE Little
Brown Church in the Vale" and the
Imperial Quartet contributes a melod-
ious darby number, when They Ring
The Golden Bells for You and Me-"
which is given with some unique chime
effects. The months list of popular
songs is made up Of sixteen of the best
numbers. presented in an admirable
manner by wcll-known singers OF the
Victor staff. Six numbers which have
heretofore been made in single-faced
form are now combined on three
houble-faced records, and among them
are the great Lucia Sextet" by the
Victor Opera Sextet. and the "Riso-
letto Quartet by the Victor Opera
Quartet. Both can now be had on one
doublc-faced record and this will
doubtless prove an extremely popular
combination.
A very notable addition to the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28

twentieth c c II
fury. Cawthorr
gives four Of his
hest verses and
each seems fun
nicr than the
preceding one.
He al o sings
another very
amusing nu M
b or, Tits 4
Small World,
which contains
much philosophy,
md you will in
iced think this
is a s m all
world when he
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
FAIRVIEW.

The Needle Craft club gave Mrs.
Myrtle Taught birthday surprise
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Mabel
Trippett, Wednesday night. After
very pleasant evening. refreshments
were served. The guests included MT.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28

let IN F MaIorl both numbers beng
played with fine balance and an in
telligent interpretation.
It is a real delight to hear all this
splendid music, and there are surely
some selections mentioned which you
would like to hear. You can hear them
II you will stop in at any Victor
dealers, and you will enjoy every min.
ute Of your stay,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28


an aria, What
EIo. Mariners! /"
from the opera
of L'Airicana.
Although he has
never sung in
( hi s opera in
America, his role
of Nelusko is
famous in Eu-
rope and South
America. and he
sings this short
defamation in
m agni &c en- {
style. Herbert
Mithcrspoon ha9
,A@raA e. IT,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
500 Attend.

IS
CHARLESTON. April 3s.-MoFeI
than 500 men interested In the on end.
gas development OF West Virginia ore
in attendance at a convention % thei
West Virginia Natural Gas tAsaeete:i
ton, which was convened for two
day session here yesterday.
Lynn S. Horner, president OF the as
sociation. made the president's am
nual address to the convention, In
which he recited the history of the
gas industry in West Virginia.
The purpose OF the meeting, Is
pointed out by the speakers, sfsitoteati
everyone interested In the gas indus
try into closer touch with each otharl
and the business in which they are In.
terested: TO influence closer identity
between the land owner, the operator
and the producer. I.
West virsInlsn want aas briRSl
results.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
GALAXY OF FAMOUS
ARTISTS ENTERTAIN
WITH SUPERB MUSIC
Celebrated Singers, lnstrumcntaIlsts
and Noted Bands Delight Hosts
Of Music Lovers

>WADASS tile
art of the great
est singers ana
musicians is just
a 9 familiar IS
their names to
the Inusic-loving
public. T.: oa-
sands Of people
really know and
appreciate Ia
superb zcndi l.
Ii onS OF the
worlds famous
artists through
hearing them on
Victor Records.
Tsarb p,npfh
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A. very notable addition to the

ancient NJ uStc
History is made
in two fine cdu-
cational records
re n d ere d by
Olive Kline and
Reinald Werrcn.
Tath. There are
also two other
educational mum.
bers by Wer~en.
Tath and Lam.
bert M urphy.
and the Victor
String Quartet is
heard in Rec
thoven'S GUAR
tet in C Minor"
and the GOuar-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28

tsfcai &C the Afethodisk EpigcopAl
church Friday night Every body % m
vited Admission Is cents.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28

trade ana the GnanDcrs Of GuFmerre
of Pittsburgh and the United States.
MIR. White is the author Of the anti
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West virgInIsn want aas btIAsI
results. 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

9p til 30, ira 9iem il 6irm %
ira Mano til Mano. % ioa fer
alt bette i Aarene 1914 til 1916!
Get par %inoenior 0en Sammen-
ilntning, Ger benupnes g0en ~iorene.
De inoiife a.rfe,@ at 9ep9gelien be-
gpnote / Spoinoien. Sioite aar
oofieoe Sen imiolerti0 langt no
oper oenne airfes 9rbeiosomraooe
% breote zig til Dc fIeitc Misii.
on5tirfer. % oo ogiaa til Dor oan.
ife MiSiionsmenigbeo.
@noml er oct for tioIigt at tale
ON &eiultaterne berai, ri itaar emo
M ueo en- iamlenoe 9egpn0eIie, men
oct par DOG Ell itor @leoe pe0 9on.
ierencen paa aooaifanal at bore
Hep. EopleD fortpIle meO Sen BAN
egne garHte o. Raturligbeo ON Sc
Geiultater, Ser alIereOe oar naaet
paa Dor 0anife Misiionsmarf, %
iom ban angab beito0 oeri, at oct
er lpffeoes at iremfal0e en- biotil
uftnot 9sreIpit bIanOt 9inouerne
paa De Steoer. 9epg9elien bar ar.
Ii1eiom belle Misiionens StiI.
ling paa oisie Steoer er beo at ior-
ANDRES % 9amle Sfillemure peo
at neobrpOes.
Ser er me Iioer i Sno:en pan
et5pert Gmraaoe. Set or grpo.
% @enfsoeliestioer. Get
er BET life minoit inoenior 0e inoi-
lie Mi@ionsfirfer. Set or en- fri.
tiff 3iO, en- 9eisgeIiestio, 9por
meBet fan itdbes o. u0p.fles til
% oari9 9Gtit. men boor me
get ogina fan 1oa i Stpffer eIler
isre mo paa Afoeje. bporira Ger
alorig bliper 9ei tilbage.
3aatte 0erior Oet oanife airfciolf
omfatte ben me 0fisiionsDrffelie.
Der nh blRier mo ooer belle SpOin
meo troiait aGrligbeo. Ninat
te ni ale IGre, at ben beoite Gei al
poe aprligbeoen paa, er at noe 5or.
5snneus 5jeneite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

ell an0en. Ge bar alIereoe fonlmen
gennem 6lim:n-Sfooen % oar peo
oeres Maal. oa oen enc al Dem blep
rant al Ell al De tpife 77.@ranater
% bleu 0r9bt pna Steoet. Sans
aammerat bsie0e JIG oper BAN, isg
te eiter 9repet. men fun0e life iinOe
no9et. aliglen bnuoe reuet ogiaa
2ommen onf, % 9reuet par iaa at
iige iorodmpet. Soloaten pcnote
tilbaae til aommnnoopoiten, o. ban
iaa meget iloo I'D, oa ban iagoe:
g9r. Oberit, ieg mo bnoe ct mt
9ren, oct an0et or ioronitet." Man
gap BAN iom 9elenning en- Sfanl
@anO - oct par iGrIig 0riffeDano,
man Ell Cpergan9 IeO Nnn9el pna
Oeo 8eroun - % ien0te BAN al
SteO me0 ct mt 9rep. % oenne
8ang naae0e ban Oinalet. "a en-
nnoen Soloot msote en- TAI pe0
Ell aommanoopoit / ell irngtelig
6oriatning. San oar nriten ufen.
Oelig al Soro, Ger, Snaos % 9lo0,
Dan bap6e oen .oenitre Arm itl0t
ooer. % Ban par ian annoelss, at
ban par pe0 al itnrte ON. San par
lsbet toars igennem Sen irDgteIige
SpurreiIo. Gberiten iaa paa BAN
inaoe: pMeu Maio oog, b%uorior
penteoe &c life, til Oct bIeu merft?
.0uorleoes er BET muI.gt, at Sc
tlIroe oope Fem gennem ben raienoe
Men Manoen ioareoe blot
meo at pege pna 9reuet % iiee:
;. Ter itaar paa aOuuoIutten: Sa-
Stoltere % BOG mere Deficient
Spar funoe pel ingen Al De antife
0elte baDe ginet. Men Oct oiier
belle aarafteren % Mooet bos oisie
peO gerOun.
y,SpIl. Bit"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23

9llfas ifriper ioa ON oeres Ne.
De: 81 "a Gau!ns iaa Dem, taf
fe0e ban @uo % iatteoe MOO"
9ette er iiffert fife iaaleoes At
%ioritaa, at ban bnpoe tabt Nooet;
men ban par oo1 o9ina blot ct
Menneife. @u0 5ap0e iun0et oet
~nsOnen0igt at aabenbare ii9 Tor
5am Here @ange. iioit "a BAN %
bans Nfeorejienoe par ! @apSngO.
81 iiffert er oct, al oct maa baDe
ppret Ell unoerlig % itUrf 0p-
mnntring ior banI. oa ban iaa, at
9rg0rcne + Rom 6aDoe iaa meget
%tiloUers Tor BAN, at DC piIoe fomme
Den LANCE Bel ior at bpoc 5an Bel
fommen. Set gap BAN mt NoO
% 9aab on, at bans aomme til
&om ifuIOe bore 5rugt.
3 is. @erS er Ser eiter Greene;
v0ien oa ri fom til Rom," inoifuot
,opergan 6eueosmauoen 5dngcrne
til @pooingen Tor 9i0uagten. Cog,
bpilfe Orb mangIer De ploite
@aanoifriiter. Oct er rimeIigt NOT,
at @sueosmanoen bar giort, iom
Der iiges, men oenne MeooeIelie
ligner life 9ltfas. San wifriuer life
ON, 5pao Der bleu al De ANDRE
Sanger. Get er set ieIgenOe, Der
bar 8Gr0i ior bam: gblen oct
tilIteOt 9alIus at DO ior Jig ieiu
ianmen meo oen StriosmanO, iom
.beoogteoe 5am." 9etpOninaen Der
al UiI irem9aa al Set eiterfeIaen0e.
8i bar 9pit til Der at gore en-
Slutning
ser iorefommer i bette aiinit
aOitilligt JON Tor mange manife ~
mes uoen 9etpOuina - iaaleoe5
'9unaonene: Sprafas = 4egilm -
@uteoli 9lpp:us's Scum -
Sres laberne, % Oen 0pIus-
ming, at Set par ct aletsnnorinif
Sffb, Der bar 5uillingernes Rpr.
te, De fom meo. 4len oct bar i'm
itore 9etDOning.
Set bar iamme 9etpon.ng JON
aOIfillise Oplpsninger. 9ufas me0-
oeler / lit goangelium Zoe ANDRE
@pangeliiter meooeler noget Iignen.
oe). 8et bar Den 9etDontng.
at Der giper 6ortRIlin9en
BrGg.
9enne 6ort9aing er iaa Jam.
menouoet meo 8erOens9iitorien, at
bet er umutl.gt for ct Menneite, ser
bar biitoriif % s%eo9rafiif OpIps.
ming, at npgte oens 9irfelig5eo.
Retop Oisie tilipnelaoenOe ubetp.
beige 3ing beoiier, at ri bepgger
os paa u%irfeIig biitoriif @rlIno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
5oroenijolos aiit'.
Sfal Den isreS til 0Orar2

6or no9Ic Gage iioen = Orn 5
Siili bar Der iorlebet 200 aar.
iioen 9~orOenifiolo ioretoa fit Be.
rsnte angrcb paa ben ipenif.
Sransportilanoe / IpnetiIen. Ia.
gen bleo minoet paa ipnlia BIS.
bl. a. oeS sgefransnina al IorOen.
hlolo@S tdtiierne ariitiania %
S~rono9iem, lieeiom Der ira 9sor.
ges aonge bIu benlagt en- arans
pan Scltens Sartoiag / Solutens
Strife | a~sben6aun.
Ninoeoagen bar imiolertio lam.
ttoig ! 9ecrge genoplipet Den lis.
fusion, Der aIlereoe tioIiaere bar
pGret reiit meo oct 5ormaaI al
lfaiie Rorges Sarto % Golf en- mere
ipnlig aieriie Brioritet" / SeItens
eitermgle emo BET iormentIia bar
pGret 5ilipl6et biotil. Maere Be.
itenut er oenne Disfusiion number
no ! ct gnife ON, at 5oroenffiolos
|Stsu oeo Smsoefommen6eo ira
oonif SiSe iflIOe isres tilbnae til
bans norife 5Gorelano, ioet man
bar beltoiit til, at life BLOT ban ieIs
90 bans SlGst | uopreset @roO
Islte fis bunoet til cette, men %.
iaa til, at ban Der / mere uOitrafi
@rao er bleDen en- pirfelis 5Olfets
Self.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
Misrepresentation
| SDoinoiem.
III Or. 6. 6rimoot MslIer
/ str. 3agbl."

Sffe langt ira 9Den MaOura, ell
Ter meo anore Sro miot I SD0m.
oien, ligger Der en- itor giprgfeoe
Der naar Ell 9siOe al ipD 3uiinot
900 oper Saoet. 4aa 3oppen al
oisie gierge peo en- file gp, ser
beooer aO0aifanaI, msoes gerne me
re emo 400 Wisiion9rer / Den Jio,
5uor Den itesenoe 6eOe ! 2aulanoet
ger Opboloet ! Den fslige BERG.
luft til en- 9tsooen0igbeo, ON Der
lfal futne a~rbeioes meo iulo Gnerai
Der sorige Del al 4aret. Jtaor ale
oisie U~iisiionprer fommer iammen,
boloes Der 5pert 9lor en- itor aon-
ference, buor 0e 5oretagenoer oa
geu9gelier, Der bersrer oe forifeHige
Missioner, Orsftes, ofte me6 tort
uobptte. Oct bar iadIeoes en- itor
@l9oe Tor ben, Der ifriper bette,
at bdpe eeiIigbeo til at ooerppre
De to Cages Msoer.
On al oe Observation-Disclosures 9e.
opgeli er, Der blep omtalt og ior.
banolet, er ben, Der paa igont
8anif bel nprmeit mao betegnes
JON MISREPRESENTATION | Spoin.
oien". Denne npe, friife % frait-
giuenoe 8euGgelie er fomn1en til
SnOien ira aorea sennem Sapan o.
aina og onerfsrt til Spoin0ien Deo
6. 3. Goops Heiier. 9ens nlroG-
reBoe, aanofuloe 2eoer / Spoin.
oier, ben engelffe misiionqr $. q.
BopleD, betegneoe Sen poa Wsoet
iom en- rem a~iiotiif 9epagelie in.
oenfor Oen friitne airte.
Den er oct iiffert ogIaa. Get err
fife muligt Der at gaa / enfelt6e-
Der og nRrmere at uopifle, bDorior
Den err BET. Oct maa pRre nof at
|iige, at 9eb9gelien regnes at bprc
! iig noget al gitens op~rinoelige,
religisie 0aturfraft, pno en- eienoom.
melig Waaoe fremiat og beirngtet
|ai 8eitens 6rganiiationsepne o.
praftiife Arbeiosmetooer. Oct err
JON ON ct mt 4anoens geir blr-
fer inc oper De mango iman og
biotil iaa iortrpfte inoiife Wisii.
onsmenigbeoer o. pRffer Dem iii
Mrbeioe, til SnoerliggsreIie og oon.
oeIig Jornpelie, til enbeo og Sam.
arbeioe, til Offerpilligbeo og SeIp.
bengibeIie og til at bore en- irei-
big pionenoe os forfpnoenoe DE
nigbeo> Ser meo Sang % @Inoe
gaar no meo bet glade guoffab fra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-23
Ssberne Dco Ssr0un.

Zen giraffe 2sber, Der 6ragtc
9uOitabet ON Seiren peo Narration
til atben, bar lepet ! 9ersmmelie
/ Iuiinoer al 9(ar. 9sberne peo Ser.
Dun oil pei oaian, naar arisens
9illor.e en- Sang ~ifripes. iaa nogle
til GftermGle.
9tsooenoig5eoen al at ueoliae.
bol0e 6orbiuoelieu melIem De ior-
ifelIige aorps % Aioelinger er en-
al De ling, Der gioer Den mooerne
@Grisrer De iterite 9anjfeligbeoer
at o~perUinoe. 5eltteleionens 9inier
bliuer meget 1ppp.gt eoelagte al
acknowledgements, greuouer er life
at ltole paa % optiite Signaler er
bDppigt utilitrRffelige. Ran maa
altlaa after tD Ill Oroonnanstiene.
item. Oct er peo at uGre en- al De
panifeliglte. Cr0onnanien ifal gen.
mem Den irDgteli9e tpife Spprreilo,
gennem en- Re9n al aligler ira
4titraillsierne. ifal oite truple ooer
1Dnger al Zig, beitanoig Ie 0eoen
! Einene og Dog babe boer Rerue
% boer Nuifel ip9nOt ior at funne
nda tit Niaal. er bette m~enneifeligi
muligt2 Ssberne ira geroun bar
beioaret SpsrgsmaaIet meo Ell ga.
Com Ssbere eller 0roonnanier
bar Den f@ranife 9~Rrleoelie brugt
bells 6Dfliiter, oels aaunlleriiter,
oels % iornemmeligit Snianteriiter.
Vile bar bait en- flar 6oritaaelie al
oeres Opgaues gigtigbeo % bar isgt
u poerlte eone at iaa uofert oeres
Mission. 9oor iareiulo Oct iaa %.
Iaa par, par Der alto nof, Der melO.
e zig friuilligt, % oct piloe pQre
Iniligt at opifrine ale De 5eltebe.
Der bleu spet al oisie So
'ere. SRrlig ! Den geriooe, oa oct
I1alot ON at bol0e 5orbinoeIien ueO.
meo Sort 8aur, bpor Oberit
par inoeip9rret iammen meo
Il aompagni Snianteri os ct DO.
fingeDGr-aompagni, Diites Der ef.
Iempler paa oct itsrlte Noo og Den
0sosfora9t.
On lille franif Snionteriit, Der
fun par 10 aar, og iom nprmeit
Ell 3reng, par beitano;a pa.
rat til at reffe 9oanoen op, naor
Der blep ipurgt eiter fripillige, DER
oiloe bringe ct Bn0ifab oper til
Ooerfommanooen. San par | oct
cipile Siu aDisiplger / garis's 90
Der 90 bar altiaa life blot bnrtig
til Bens, men ogiaa pant til at oper.
ale 8anifeligbeoer. On bolu
Snes @nnge LOB ban frem og til.
bage mellem Sort 8aur % 5lerp
o. fom beitanlig goot ira oct. On
2sber fom en- Gag tilbage
til Gortet, ban fremitammeoe mi.
en- 8eifeo og innf iaa
ON. San bnpoe lem SbrnpneIfugler
Qroppem. Ga gombaroementet
bar paa lit bsieite faa Gage isr
Sort Baur's 6aIo, par Riiifoen for
nt fan bragt Ell @rep ODER iaa flor,
at man beitnnoig ienote TO 2sbere,
ben enc at Dem, ifiiI6e Den
tage grepet og lsbe oibere
neo bet. On Gag l6b to Snfanfe-
inaIeoes ira en- aommanoo til