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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
WEALTHY COUPLE
ARE DIVORCED

Atlanta, March 25.-The sensation
al difference between Mrs Grace San
ders Macy Keefer and David H. Keef-
er, wealthy lawyer of Atlanta and
New York, eliminated in a divorce
court decree granted Mrs Keefer here
yesterday after Mrs Keefer had relat-
ed to the judge and jury various ac-
counts of cruel treatment experienced
by her and her daughter at Mr. Kecf-
er's hands
The Keefers are both very promi-
nent and their martial difficulties ha,,
furnished front page news on
several occasions, notably the fistic
fight just outside the Piedmont Driv-
ing Club and later court fight be-
tween Keefer and his step-son lack
Macy, over an automobile which Keef-
er asserted young Macy had spiri-
ed from Fork to Atlanta without
his cons
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
Qicia Organ Ben Hill County and City of Fitzgerald FITZ
DIR. Goodman
Seriously Ill

The many friends of Dr. ]. H. Good
man will regret to learn of his Sc
rious illness. The doctor was strick-
en- with hemmorage of the brain
Friday evening and has since then
been in a semi-conscious condition.
His sister, Mrs. Vickers, of Macon
and his brother: DR.. Goodman, of
Triton, arrived in the city Saturday to
be at the bedside of their stricken
brother. The sympathies of the peo-
pie of the city and county are fully
aroused for this esteemed fellow cit
izen and his estimable family. Very
little hope is held out for the con-
dition of the sufferer by the attending
physicians.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27

1 LEND. FARMERS MONEY
5 and 10 years bes t
terms z. TURNER !,
Exchange National Bank.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
lLLA DEFEATS THE
| CARRANzA TROOPS
~ARRANZAZISTAS UNDO WORK
& OF AMERICANS WHO HAD
BANDIT CORNERED.

San Antonio, Tex, March TO-
Francisco Villa has escaped from
the Mexican troops that had
checked him near Namiqupa, and
three columns of American cavalry
are pursuing him. Already they are
almost ESQ miles south of the border
and unless the elusive bandit is
brought to another stand this distance
will be greatly increased by the close
of the week.
Villas success in extricating himself
from the dangerous position into
which he had been driven by the
American punitive force was related
in detailed report of Gen. Pershing
that reached Gen. Funston today.
Gen. Funston forwarded the report to
Washington without making. public
any but the essential features.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
PRELIMINARY CONTEST
PROVES SUCCESSFUL
PRESENTED AT COURTHOUSE
FRIDAY NIGHT BY HIGH
SCHOOL PUPILS.

The annual high school preliminary
contest, for the Third District inter-
High School Meet, was held Friday
night at the Ben Hill County court
house with the result that Fitzgerald
will be represented at Cordele, on the,
18th of next month, by Miss Mildred
Shaffer in music, Miss Mildred Tis--
del in Recitation and Mr. Frank Pryor
in Defamation. All three of these.
showed such excellent talent that we.
may expect them to do Fitzgerald
great credit at Cordele.
Last years winner in music, who
won our only first place at the dis
trict was Miss Hazel Jolley. Miss,
Jolley and Miss Shaffer are both mus
ic pupils of Mrs. Livingston. Miss,
Mildred Tisdel who represented our
schools at Vienna last year, won Sec
ond place and Mr.. Frank Pryor are
both pupils of Mrs. A. H. Thurmond.
as is Mr.. Harold Kassewitz who won
second place in Defamation in Fri
days contest
All of the eighteen contestants were
perfectly splendid in their perform
ance and Friday evenineS,s contest was
such a one as has not seen for
some time. The we'll filled hall tes-
titled to the fact that the people of
Fitzgerald appreciate the value of
these contests in school work and that
they are all behind FIFTH Hi.
The judges were, Misses Conner,
Fakes and Macarthur, of Cordele for.
the music, Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Jackson and
Miss Repass, of Triton, were judges
IN Recitation and Defamation.
The preliminaries in Athletic will
be held this week and also the contests
in spelling and essay. I.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
SCHOOL GIRLS PIN FLOWERS ON HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS
FIT zGERALD.

The Dixie Highway Commissioners
after a three hours executive session
last Saturday at the Dempsey hotel at
Macon, place third link of the Dixie
Highway in Georgia on the map. by
creating the Central Route, via Fitz-
gerald, having given Savannah the tit
lie of being on the Eastern Route.
Neither route having been perfected,
it became matter of promises for the
future which largely swayed the COM
missioners. Savannah, with her Gus
tomary liberality of promises, under
taking to bridge the St. Marys and Sa-
tilla rivers and making the trestle ov-
er the Altamaha swamps accessible
both day and night. The Short
route" with its handicap ina FLORIDA of
unfinished work, received the title of
The Central Route, with equal dig
nifty, if there is any left in the Dixie
Highway movement, with either of
the other two routes through the
State.
1t now becomes the duty of the
counties through which this route pas
ses to assist Charlton county to hard
surface her eighteen miles of road dur
ing the year, and as an effort will be
made to attach the part of Pierce
county, which is being traversed by
the Dixie, to Ware county, we have
no doubt that when the travel south
begins in the Fall the automobiles
will find the Central Route nearer
completion than either Of her competi-
tors and will secure the travel
The labor involved in getting the
recognition as a National Road has
been great, numbers of public spirited
men all along the line have given of
their time and money to the project,
and although we had to share the lau-
rel with Savannah, the great bene-
fits of the roads through this terri
tory will solely be shared with the
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27

folks at home. The practical results
are for all, and the glory Of the cause
was only the ambition of the few.
"On to Macon" became the battle
cry Friday and from every hamlet and
city on the Short Route" from Charl-
ton to Bib, representative citizens as
sembled at Macon to be at the finale.
When the Dixie Highway Commits
sloners began to arrive at the Hotel
Dempsey, Col. Jep. Mcdonald, of
Douglas, with his chorus of singers
from the Short Route" greeted the
arrival with song and cheers until the
lobby of the hotel began to remind one
of the tumulteous days of the State
Democratic convention. In the party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. W.. R. Bowen,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Gelders, Mr.. and, Mrs.
J. A. Justice, Mrs Maldoon, Miss Hes
ter Brewer, Miss Ida Handley, Miss
Bell King, R. V. Handley, w. M. Gar
butt, E. L. Dorminey, Chas Taliferro,
]. D. Dorminy, J. G. Williams and DR..
Cass.
From Abbeville, Messrs, O. F.
Beckham, Oliver, Paxson, Shakleford
and Hutchinson. From Douglas, Mr..
and Mrs. J. N. Mcdonald, Judge and
Mrs. F. w. Dart, Mrs. John Mclean,
Misses Mildred Mcdonald Ethel Nor
rison, Louise Grantham, Eunice Lott,
Mrs. B. Peterson, Mrs. J. R. Alder
man, Mrs. R. c. Relhan Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Farwell, Messrs. Frank Ricke-
son, Dennq, Morgan, Baker, Stanton,
Shreveport, Jake Dorminy, C. A.
Ward, Griffin Turrentine, c. T.
Mount and J. H. Mclean.
From Waycross came Col. Reed,
Messrs. Stanton, Volney Williams, Je-
rome Crawley, Odom, Lott, Denny,
Morgan, Hay Warn, Folks, Crawley,
DR.. Minchew, ]. E. T. Bowden, w. T.
Simmons, c. w. Parker, w. L. Dean,
c. M. Sweat, A. M. Yoemans and w.
M. Bum.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
IN SESSION SATURDAY
Fitzgerald, Ga, Mach IS, 1915

Fitzgerald, Ga, Mach IS, 1916
The Ben Hill Democratic Executive
Committee met this day with the fol-
lowing members present:
N. Dickson, ]. T. Young, w. H.
;, Roberts, G. A. Roberts, A. H. Den
mark, AID L. Robitzsch.
Is COMMITTEE ruled all voters be
required to vote for three County
Commissioners, and failing to do so,
that part of ticket relating to County
Commissioners be cancelled and not
counted.
z. Commute ruled that the pre-
cinct. election managers be governed
by voters lists furnished by the reg
1strars, and no person shall be trans
terred from the tax defaulter's list to
the voters list, except where an affi-
davit IS made that all taxes are paid
and then said voter may be allowed
to vote, and said managers authorized
to place said party's name
on voting list, and said managers are
also required to attach said voters
affidavit to his ballot, and said ballot
to be marked challenger.
8. The Committee further agreed
that the consolidation of all
election returns would be at 10 O'Clock
Thursday March 80, at courthouse in
stead of II o'clock, as is customary.
Signed,
A. H. DENMARK,
Chairman.
L. ROBITZSCH,
Secretary.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
PROMINENT NEWSPAPER
MAN GETS APPOINTMENT

1t-lanta, March 25-W B Seabrook.
well kno, vn Atlantiian and former
newspaper ran, lie, rec<jv'.i an az
nontn'ent fCl field service with the
American Ambulance Hospital in
France, and will leave for the front
about April 10, to be gone until the
fall
He will realm his partnership, how
ever, in the firm of Lewis Seabrook
company, and the business will be con-
Quoted under the firm name by the
senior partner, Fred Lewis, until Mr..
Seabrook returns.
Mr.. Seabrook is familiar with DO h
the topography and language of
France, having spent a year or more
in that country some six years ago as
the special correspondent for num-
Der of American newspapers.
Mr.. Seabrook who is amember of
Rotary club, the Capital City club
the Atlanta-Ahtletic club, the Cham
Der of Commerce and other local or
carnations, will retain his membership
in all of them during his absence.
Pr will sc alone, but it is possible
til. Mrs 'ra!' ok n = join 20 a
ter ii: the summer TO engage in vol
unteer Red Cross work.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
GEORGIA MILITIA READY Csc \
- IFTHE CALL SHUULD CONE

Atlanta, March 25.-Georgia is al
SO ready prepared to send her full
quota of militia for active service in
Mexico if the militia is called on, ac-
cording to statements received from
various cities by the adjutant generals
office at the capitol.
Not only are the Companies in good
condition, but recruiting is going rap
idly forward, and confidence is ex-
pressed that the actual call for vol
unteers came it would only be mat
ter of fedw days to recruit the mil
1tla IN Georgia up to its full war
strength.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
School Rally
at DOrminey's

The rally at the Dorminey school of
last Friday for the consolidation of
Crisp, Eureka and Dorminey was we'll
attended and some progress was made
towards the consolidation of these
three schools. Prof. Prentiss made a
strong appeal for the consolidation
and the consequent Improvement of
the schools in behalf of the children
of the country. The usual fine din
ner was served on the ground by the
ladies of the settlement and everybody
reported fine time
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27

Let the ader-Enterprise figure
with you on your next Job.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
CENTRAL METHODIST $780,
CHURCH NOTICE.

The ladies of the Missionary So.
ciety have planned to take charge oil
the babies and care for them in the
Sunday school annex during the af-
ternoon service of our revival meet
ing so that the mothers can take part
in the meeting.
The following ladies will have
charge This week:
Monday afternoon-Mrs. Prentiss.
4 Tuesday afternoon-Mrs. Brown.
Wednesday afternoon-Mrs. Griffin
Thursday afternoon-Mrs. Jay.
Friday afternoon-Mrs. Waites.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
ATTENTION TO DIXIE
HIGHWAY COMMITTEES

You are urged to attend a meeting
OF the committees at the office of the
L. Z. Montague Realty Co., Tuesday,
8 p. m. Matters of Importance will
come up for action and we want a
full attendance.
>. j. D. DORMINEY,
Chairman
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27

Davis Bros, are making extensive
improvements to the interior of their
store building, and when completed
will be more attractive and conven-
ient.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-27
CARD OF THANKS.

With grateful hearts we take this
means of thanking Our neighbors and
friends for their tender assistance and
loving care during the sickness, death
and burial of Our little loved one.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Wilson.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

Opm9rflombeoen pan, at Der
blfoer altergalg.
8eO s1ftengqtOstienciten poa
iSgilong nil GeIegaterne Z. s. 81.
rerfen o. $. ). Sanien sic no til
os Al aft Set meget, iom De iamleoe
ino pe0 Aarsms0et / Sarlan.
= blair lln9oomsioreniug in0s
6D0er til llngoomsieit fommei0e
Sen0ag @itermi00ag sri. , lige per
TOR Seaielis 9arf Cgen5 roaO). Nile
lmge er biertelig ptff1nmen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21
.OanIferen"
onsOas Den q. Sani 1916.
Blair, 9ebr.

Ter par en- 5gl file Slot
1erfra II gnrsme0et i 0arlnn. Sa.
5orlloei Sc lem Groiter, ION Dor
her. De to gele9ater 5. 5 5atigt
M g. s, sgrelHea % Sauliiu.
bets qaSerrr, 0ttosa 5aa4elf. par
Der 4 antomo6iflgs: $. Sfoo 91i=
ellen uleo 7auiIie, Sllperintel0ent
%. Z euno % 9anfer ;. @ibion.
9. 81. g6riitenlen o. 9nltrl OF
Scr. qnoerien Roer. % Roiea6eef
"a 6uitru. Gesu0en Anoren Ear
Sen og Gilbert Merf o. maaife Here.
Sen aomite, iom aarsmsoet
aoIate til at ioreitua Spfprelien a
It 4aaiffnpls % Snolr9aeIiea ar
mn Gampfeoel pe0 gana College.
DIR. s. g. Soenoien ira 9llbert
Geo, @ait. 90. IF. Senier. 6re-
NOM, og DIR. 6. %. g6riitenien,
Blair, bar allereoe p9ret poo Ylet-
ben meo artiteft o. lagt 8laner
pr nrpnte fSoretogenoe.
9e6dfterens bar | DC iioite d.
&C 5oft 9eieg of Nfrs. at0eriens
Sster, Mrs. Gonrao Senien ira
Groig, 3ebr. Sun reiite biem /
8nnr.
grpIlltp / Dor onrife airfe fer
4 Gffermiooog al. 3. Get er Wer.
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1efIs Bertha Sonien, Gntter al
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p~gtcpieoes al Tnit. aislIer. Dan.
Fsren snifer biertelig til 9pffe.
Sergen Rasmusien lig9er
frenoeles ipg ldoen s5aab ON after
1t oprlan Selbreo og arpiter. =
GlbrftoHfer TouIien ipnes at beores
snoie; ban er / bpert 5alo opetl
Ecree en- Gel of Sioen % fan be-
onge zig hoe | oct frie.
4aptain slbbot al aomp. 5.
vi Rebraifa Electromagnetic moOtog
& Ranoags Telegram ira @atoernsr
Roorheao ON at aabne Den forfeg-
Eeoe Srore, JON bar ienot BAN for
Eere Tiger ffoen, og bonole eftei
Groren. Om Nftenen por aompne'
niets vMrmerp" fplot of lungs
R9no, iom snifeoe at taee Del
Aen foreitaaenoe Mobiliiation.
= Gnbuer, Iom snifer at fsbe e.
Etptfe goot 9apo bilIigt, bsr tags
neo Sans apoerions gfsfuriion iii
Rortb Dufota 81. Sirri.- &c st1,.
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9a oct life iioite Ssroaa
&lep befenotgiort, at ser MI pao
5stcag bliper Altergora ,benIeoes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21
W@Fonsms6e

WisEonsmsbe
afbol6es, ON Sub oil, / Gbene8er
Menigbeo, ailolbon Co., Coma, b.
"a. SlIi b. o..
Prniterne 8. W. &anien, 6. ".
emrfen % 3. 3. Gbriitianien bar
Iopet at bore Oroferere beo bette
Meoe.
ON eftermio6ogene oil fs1gen6e
|Mfinit uf Cubs Orb bIipe in6lebet
og 6reftet.
al Salmen 1 af Dopi6.
81 Salmen 20 al Dapib.
q Dg SaImen 1875.
Sierteligt DeItommer til ale,
fom oil fomme % oeItage meo os
/ Msboet.
Pna Wgb.s Degne.
o. o.. gbriftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21
Tra Marsmesft.
Gortiat fra SHE A.

|feit lin 5ililutning % beihttteOe at
opGge en- @onrite poo ire Y1eolem-
mer til at i~toorbeioe 6etprogram,
Ifom fan brliges uf ale Samiln.
bets Meniq6eSer, % @omiteens 10
fait til Rroerom foreIpgses Sum-
| finoets n9ite 4orsmsoe.
Gn S%enitiaing ON at fsbe mere
2anO til 0ono College bep life
~oeotoget, men beaer fife forfnitet,
ioet Ser bei1litteoes life At fsbe me
re 9ano Tor RProeren0e.
Ger foretoges galg al Snmiunos.
embeosnRno. 1rOtto Sanien gen.
balgtes til aosierer, % gait. 6.
1rspenfen til Sefret9r.
iSesionen bar til groe og lutte
oes me0 Salmeperiet gSfrio Big
Seius paa nit 6ierte" o. Ben ni
9ait. q. g. Sanfen.
Sorsoag Nften.
Nsoet begpnote meo aiipngelien
OF Salmen 1r. 759 og Bon al
9oit. ;. 6. Gorlien. 0erefter taIte
Mision9r g. o. 8o0oing ira Sm-
taIiltan. San er en- mRrtelig Non0,
merfelig al lloieeitoe og m9rfelig
Ii lin 5aie. Oct par nPften, Tom
ban fife rigtia fiinoe fao iagt, boao
6an piIoe, iaa Fan par langt ira
al prP0ife eIIer at tale BE-
lgeiitret, iom man alminoelig
f%oritaor oisie llotrpf, men + q II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

service Sunday morning and
Sunday afternoon. They are per-
mitted to seek UNCONVENTIONAL
instructions outside"
From 0lathe, Kansas: mon
sectarian."
From Delayan, Wis: "A fif-
teen minute opening exercise
closing with prayer every school
day morning. A sermon every
Sunday morning. Sunday school
from 2.30 to $3.50 every Sun
day
TO be eontinued.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

In taking up the work among
them by instruction and services,
we reach the great majority of
the future deaf of our denomi-
nation land many others) with
the influence of religious truth.
/ shall easily prove the logic
OF my statement. According to
the last census there were 49,
905 children from 5 to 20 years
of age. Of these 10,640 or 75.5
per cent were reported to have
attended school; and compulsory
school attendance is becoming
more general and more strictly
enforced. That means that If
could give religious instruct
ion to all our deaf in the
schools, rs per cent at least of
the deaf would be reached for
a portion Of their life. That is,
provided the great majority OF
deaf lose their hearing before
the age OF 20 or during the
schools age. On investigation,
we find this to be the case
more than 80 per cent (so.e)
became deaf before the twenti-
eth year, three-fourths Of them
under five, over half under two,
and over one-third were born
deaf"
These figures substsntiate the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

Roro OntOta areoies llnsooms.
forbuno afboIoer, oil Sub, gars.
nisoe | Srinitotis Weniabeo | %.
gene ira "a. SuIi.
gait. 6. $. Senien, Mocine, @is.,
er inobiot og bar Iopet at upre til
Steoe peo bette Rsoe o. oil oesfor.
uoen boloe en- 1etfe Rsoer | areo.
len Tom fslger:
3ions RenigbeS .. 30. SUM.
getblebenns Wenigbeo o. getbo.
ME Nenisbeo 30. Suni. (Rsoe |
gefblebems Wenigbeo al. 1890
a. m, 90 ! 9etbanie Wenigbeo 81.
$50 .. m.).
5rinitatis Weniabeo "a. SuIi.
5Iorton Werrigbeo 8 SuIi.
Danepille os Goalrioee 7. til 8.
Suli.
Zane gaIIep Wenigbeb II. syuli.
Stonep og grorion Nenigbeo
IL. SiiIi.
Seno bit Chs % bin Som6beS,
at be mao Ieoiase mig, at be ntao
fsre mig til bit beIIiae giera o.
til ane goliger. gs. 49,. 8.
Sao os beoe ben gsn for os fcIu
os for bperauorel
q. R. an6erfen, eyorrn.
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g aSstienefter.


9Iair:
Senoagsifole 81. 9.i5.
neimesie8ltOstieneite ST. 1890.
Sfriftemaal 81. 10.
aften9ilostieneitc 81. s.
aennuro, Rebr.: Gaa SsnOal
@lrostieneite peo Gait. z
". 9ulrIen ST. II 6ormiobag.
SenougsifoIe aI. 10.
Grimm: @uostieneite /. % 8
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5ormiooag.
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poo bort fioft afboIote Wenta.
beosmsoe bIeo bet Of Meniebeoen
oefIitftet at afboIoe SsiftoIdtapmet
ben moo efteraoret, fioft / a,suit
eller fsrft ! September. Weniebeben
bar at forfteIIise @runoe imoo at
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msOet. gefenotsSreIt oil bLtpe IND.
rpffet @IaSene | GOO xiS, % b
slaoer % til at foa talriet wetip
At somIe en- &orn Gemner.
pdd @enebbas Nssne.
g. q. 0Iott.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-21

' =
6oIf oerltoe, iagoe ban, er / man.
ge @aoocr iaa forifeIlige ira os, %
BOG er De al iannie Slags JON pi.
bebsoer en- 6relier iom ri. =
ISantaIerne bar ct fattigt 6olf. oa
Misiton9rerne fom til oemL o. DC
Ibdooe inotil oa lepet | itor llni-
Oeu5eo % mauttet fpmpe ior I'll.
%upralial, = SantaIerne bar intet
Gro ior Gaf, % alIigeueI ienoer Dc
Eat til 01enig9eoen. iom bar ieH0t
Sem @llos CrO. e uotaler oeres
Saf oeo at ii9e. at Be 9IGoer iig,
% Be 5Gorer. &c omoenote Sonta
Ter cr ct 6eoeuoe 6olf, % De glenn.
mer aI0ri1 at 6eOe Sen bimmelife
|6aoer on at In1ge SeliianeIie ooer
Den Menig66, ser bar ienot Dem
goan9eliet.
gn Snablssbe0 oar ligget ouer
Santalfolfet. anore 6oIfeiIag Tor.
tr9nete Dem. o. Sc uiOite intet 9taaO
imO0 0oermagten. Ge prsoeoe at
Ililffe SaablgabeOen / Grif % pna
anoen MoaOe. gn @spoing BAD
Sen Sub, DC isete, at biGIpe, 'sr
Ger fom WisiionRrer. Buo ina /
9taaoe til Dem % beoore0e Dem
fom ct eget Soft. 6rpgt for d.
oen og 6ortuiplelie boileoe tiingt pao
Dem, me ben er borte, mar De BIZ
Der ariitne. On lille Nige. Ser
ffltI0e %, ipiirgte: Ser 5 life DC
Iiom err fommen at bente mig2" On
gtano, iom leo al @ateriot, Inngtes
Iefter at gaa 6iem.
SantaIerne isler oct natlirligt at
ofone ON Serren, ftaar De er bic.
pen grebct; De iGune Santalfriitne
bar giort mere for gpongeIiets TO-
breoeIie os oeres 9rsores 5reie END
De itore begapeoe MPno.
Ser fortaIte RisionRren ON en-
Nano, Der agteoes Tor en- OadrIig
ariiten. San foun ben paa ct anoet
ISteo, bpor ban life oeItog / De
andres Spnoeparier. os be pil0e oi.
De, boorfor ban fife ififfeoe fig
liae meo Dem. Do ban befenote, at
ban par ariiten, forlangte De, at
ban 1fitIoe lore Dem, bodo ban pioite
ON ariitenoommen. Sioen ienote
De en- Population til 6oos 100 9iI
for at beoe MisiionPren fomme %
toge fig Of Dem.
9inoiierne pleie0e at faIoe Gan.
t%alerne ahefatte, rni agter o. rrer
De Dem.
Ytan oil maaife fac, at Oct er
De lpIe 5ioer, ies bar boIot irem.
Oct er oct, 9rbei6et bar ogina tine
msrte Sioer. Gi9peIen er oirtiom,
men Seias er itprtere emo Dia.
pelen. Gin 8erning oil ban bringe
frem.
Wisiionen bar MI 30 Stationer,
og ben en- life nopioet efter en-
8lnn, De er blepen le0et irem.
Ser briete ban ct efiempel. Raar
Santalerne mailer en- So, 6ar De
auloen itaaer6e foran, og De begri-
Der life, at oct fan ppre anoerleoes.
Soaoan sr pi blepefi leoet irem. On
Slo er blepen tRnot, % iaa er pi
fommen.
SllIttelig miiloe0e NisiionRren
ON ct mt 9oIeiutem, De bao6e
in0fert. Scr 6do0e De nloattet boDe
en- Nur u0eftom Dem, Der eif /
|Sfole, M lagoe De goan6 paa tSier.
let og 100 eleoerne babe 5rf6e6.
Otter at Salen bar iluttet, bar
5ormanoen anIeoning til at Iasge
ct frit Offer til Sontdlmisiionen,
og ON bi bar fnaet ret fat pna oct,
inotom Der 1924.
(Were.)
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Carer:
Seranton, ga, en- ili1urf So.
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Sanien SOC. SeIma, Col, 5. g,
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50.
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