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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-29
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Slutnin9en al 6aIen LOO ifIg.
agett." iooleoeS:
en- enseIif StatsmanO = ia9oe
8. = bar io9t: vOm tire aor oil
Der life DGre no9en Stat, iom life
mao optere enten for s 9 o
for 9%pifIon0. Gen
5io, Ga england bar iiffer paa Sci.
rem, er forbi. Eoleren %frembppe-
De = meO tpoelig Seniigt : men
uoen u09ifenoe Orb = o56lelies.
ileetifabet meT1em Danife oo 1pife.
9onmort Oprfeoe Seno oe 8eimar,
ri oprfer oonife annltnere % 5or-
fottere Iige ira Sol6erg til Beter
Ronien (6er par til Ste6e), Sen.
len o.i.o. Men / politiif Senieen-
oe fenoer ri frp9teIie li6t til BIN
onoen. .8i nloo glemme % be.
t9nfe (aunitpanie) at Der 81.
peg Rsooen0i9beoer, iom er Rso.
oenoiabe6er life BLOT for ct Soft,
men for en- bel 8nce".
$. mener, 6emGrfer D. +. og
H." at ri fen0er meget liot til
Sniflnno / politiif Senieenoe, maa-
lie bet er ionot, oct bsr / ioa 8il.
f9loe retteS, ne0 at iaa mango
0onite iom muIigt foretoger en-
Reiie til Ssn6eripaano, bette 2ono
er BET noturli9e Steo at tage ben
ior os 0onife, naor Ri snifer at
itu6ere Spifernes poGitiife Soeofer.
Soa fan Ri tiai9e lie, boilfen Sf9b-
ne, Ser nenter os, nnar So On.
ifer gnor / Opfpl0eIie, og Gan.
mart bliner ilugt Of Spiflano. 0a'
tnrligpis bnaber Spiferen s.. at ri
ifol glemme, 6esbprre err Der bel
oaioo Greie | 2anoet, Ser fan
9lemme; men gefolfningens Sler'
tai buffer iiffert enbnii, bono Der
ifete / 1864, o9 bpao ser b9n6er
Sen Tag / Dag | SsnoeripGano.
Observation-Disclosures 8orm., Sr.
@orOe, uotaIte ifI9. rBoI.", at oct
bar ZEN biitoriif @ften". Poa en-
Moaoe er oct IanOt, bemGrfer
nepnte 8lao, tbi bet er fsrite Sang
/ Ganmorf, og bel ogiaa / noget
onoet 2anb, at man bolber seresfeit
for en- gerion Der pil tiIintetesre
peofommenoe 2anbs Seloit9noig'
beo og auItur, tbi Der er Del nrppe
ct Menneife Der tror, at oanif alil-
tiir fan %peoblipe at beitaa, naar ri
fsrit er bIeoen en- tpif 6orbunos-
itot e1er noaet | ben Retning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-29
THE LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL HANDBOOK.

THE LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL HANDBOOK.
A Manual for Sunday School Teachers by Rev. j. R. +.
Hunt, with Foreword by Prof. E. Norelius and Introduction
by DR.. G. n. Gerberding. Published by the Swedish Augu-
stana Synod. 291 Pages in handsome Cloth Binding with
Title stamped in Gold ON Back and Side. Price $1O0.
Contents by chapters:
l. Historical Sketch of the Religious Education of the Chris
tan Youth.
{. The Lutheran Conception of the Sunday-school
&. The Aim of the Lutheran Sunday-school.
L. Relation Of the Sunday-school to the Church.
5. The Relation between the Sunday school and the Pastor.
{. The Relation between the Sunday-school and the Home.
T. The Relation of the sunday-school to the unconfrmed and
the confirmed.
8. The Lutheran sunday-school Superintendent and other
Officers.
9. The Lutheran Graded Sunday school.
10. The General Council Graded System.
II. The intermediate and Senior Department..
IL. Music in the Sunday school.
IL. The Catechism in the Sundayschool.
Ia. Special Days and Services in the Sunday school
Is. Discipline in a Lutheran Sunday school.
16. The Office and appointment of a Sunday school Teacher
IL. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
10. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
(continued).
10. The Sunday school Teachers Work and Aims.
20. The Lutheran Sunday-school Teachers Preparation.
q. The Lutheran Sunday-school Teachers. Teaching.
%. Method of Teaching.
20. Chlld study.
"a. Childhood.
Is. Boyhood and Girlhood.
20. Early Adolescence.
To the great army of Lutheran Sunday school teachers
who voluntarily are rendering to the Master a great service
of love this book is dedicated by the author.
It is a book that deserves a place in the library Of every
Lutheran Sunday school teacher who can read the English
language.
The book is carried in stock by
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-29

O"ANoiAb ) "ONAJs@oA "b
loan ira f6rit i Sanuar. Denne
Sang er gnnet oapoitelen Paulus
og bans grepe." gaitor HicarO Log
ger for meo ct 5ore0rag ON pau.
lus, o9 Oerefter oil anOre Salere
6ebanole De enfelte 9reoe.
9anif Gorians. Gn ny Orsaniia.
tiOn. aebenbobn, 8. December. -
J 0anife aorioreninger5 6Gaesor.
goniiation for 6lan0eoe aor / Dan-
marfs 9per" itifteoes / @oar paa
ct / aebenbaon ,ofbolbt Wsoe.
6ormaalet me0 ben npe Organi-
iation er at oonne ct ginoeleo mel.
lem allereoe 6eitooenoe blonoeOe
blnn0e6e aor / 2onoets Gsbit9oer
og npe aor, iom eiterboanoen op.
rette5. Organiiationen bill paa for
ifeaig Maa0e isge at nirfe til St6t-
tie for De Songforeninger, Der ino-
meIoer Ii9 / ben, og / a~lmiuoelig-
be0 ie9e at fremme Sanien for
goO aoriang. arbei6et anlegges
paa ct folfeligt @runolog.
Sagen er reilt al en- are0s al
SonginteresiereOe i apben6uun meS
Gililutnin9 al interesiereOe Barter |
oct sorige 2ano. 5 oct forbereOen0e
llOool9 bar f6lgen0e 0omer og Ser.
rer baft Seoe: Brofesior Gbr. Bar
hefop, fgl. aammeri an9erinOe 5rf.
Glen 9ecf, SfoleinIpefter 9onoe-
len, SienfrGmmer g. 5. Goloine,
9ontordef / aiiltusminiiteriet ST.
Gabl, Sfoleinipefter Sopbus Sole,
Nuiifforleeeer q. Glib. Sonien,
Organiit .. 81. Suit, aomponiit
Z. G. 2anee-Miiaer, aommlnele-
rerin0e, 5rf. Ebora Meller, 9orger-
repro ientont, 6rf 80. Reerup, Sap
tain q. Is. Shieler, aomponiit
glIfr. Fofft og aoncertiun9erin0e
6ru Gina Sofft.
1uooal9et, ser bar lat Jig i 5or-
binoelie meo beitdaen0e blan0e0e
aor / ae6Ite0erne og inole0et Sor.
banoIinger meO Ianginteresiere0e
Berioner | De 9per, bnor Der for
8ioen intet aor finoes, bar pao
Msbet / @oar fonititneret iie iom
forelsbig 9eItprelie og ~u0arbeioet
ct ll0foit til 9ooe for Splesor9o.
niiotionen. Dette ifol ioreleggeS
ct 3epreientantmsoe til enoelie
9~ebonbling 90 gebtogelie.
6rclIcns Scr % Snlen. 5 Gig.
beo meo tioligere Iar paatpnfer
5reliens Scr ogiao / aar, ifripes
Der ben II. Sec, at arrangere for-
ifenige Suleieiter FOR fattige og
nsolibenoe. Sooleoes paa Serber-
get / Sarogaoe Optageliesbiemme-
ne paa giilomspei og Stronopeien,
Heoningsbiemmet for apinoer og
paa gu9geitiierne, a%sbenbapn.
9eroag Den 90. December ST. 8
@ftermio0ag afboloes / D@runot-
lpi9s Sus" / Stuoieitreoe Den itore
SliIefeIt for 1000 iattige 6amilier.
Snobpoelierne til oisie oil uogon
eennem 5reIiens Sars Officerer
log Slumieitre, iom | gpens for-
ifeIige 5attigfparterer bill opisge
ioaoanne 5amilier, iom iiOoer
9t0o og Trong, og efter Seloipn
u0oele 9illetter til Dem.
5or at ifoffe De Bengemioler,
iom oisie Sulenrrongementer fre-
Der, u6ietter oeina / aar 6reliens
Scr be fenote og populere Sule-
erpOer. | Saab ON at mar / rige.
Zig @roo oil betpnfe oisie meo en-
Sf9rp.
Snnobeosibrelien. Gn alage oper
S%ta6slGsc Soff. agbenbupn, II.
Dec. = Sunobebsitprelien bar, eff.
ter bpa6 o0att." erfarer, til Suitits.
miniiteriet inoienot aloee oper
StaosIage, etatsrooo Soft, pa.
ientligft rettet mob BAN for TO al
De | lin Sib fommunaIt oniotte
9ensipeelGeers girfIombeo oe b.
Ipref mn Of mofpriofe Aer or INN,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-29
Yolhif.
Rational Gaftlssbeo.

ONh
morcf, llo9ioeren o9 aeOaftgr al
Die 3ufunit" Marimilian Sar.
ben, bol0t Den g.. Dec. iislge
y0onm. biemme Og uoe" ct Sore.
orag / Oct rooifole 5tuOenteri om'
futS / ab6pn.
6orman0en ior Sannariorenin-
gen, Sberit 6. Prpt5, bar / Den
A%nleOning ioruo tilien0t Stuoenter-
iamfun0ets 9eitprelie fblgenoe Sri.
peiie:
.Me0 Senblif pao Narimilian
&oroen's foreitaaen0e 5oreorog /
StuoenteriamiunOet tiaa0er ieg
mig berpe6 at benIeoe SpmGrfiom-
beOen poa noole nOtalelIer Of Sar.
ben, JON bi0til nGppe er fenOt Of
MImenbeoen, men iom ct betegnen'
De for bans AnifueIier ON og
5glelier for De noroiife 5oIfeilos.
5 1910 ifrep Sar0en / rytem
yorf 8orlo" en- @rtifel ON 6or'
boIOet me1em England og Init.
lanO; Den citereOes i o0otionolti.
oenoe" % oerefter / Bore 2onos-
men0 / %l1olonoet" og 5lensborg
Mpis" 6. Snnunr. Sar0en gbGo'
Der, at england iom oct eneite
Ni06el til 5orlig bsr operlooe
9piflonO 5ererifobet | europa, og
gngIano bill iaa til @eneRlo funne
beboloe fine aoIonier oe Serreoem-
met til Ses. De 0anf e o9
SoII9noerne piI6e bur.
tigt lore at fen0e SCRIBE.
Ieneoeo at bline e m.
met / 9pifIono".
5 9or UNDER Naroffofriien no
tolte Soroen JIG / Gle 3ufunit"
for en- t%iIioarenoe O%oerensfomit
melIem 5ronfris oe 9pifIano, ret.
tet moo Gn9lanO, (ie gEbe @on-
temporary Heoiew", au9uTt, 8.
266, 269 ID.
Oct er ct al Spifernes gnlfer.
.ot Ben noroafrifanife @nionines.
fIooe me1em England og Sran-
fria life otter ifuloe minoifes oeo
5rpgt for 3piflanos Seniigter, =
bet er ifet oItior ofte ii6en 1905.
= .Raroffo ifuloe brnges iom
@nibningsflo6e for of poe en- pis
inf golitif MioIet til at binore
geitmagterne fra of bprfe en- @rao
ni Benifab, Der funbe pie Jig
fnrlie for 1piflano". (.3nt." 9r.
AID = 5ronfris opfcrbres til en-
ooben oe ~broOerlie aIiance. ~gi
fan bpoe ier mere, eno England fan.
l%foritprret Serreoenme | Wiooel.
booet, og @oronti mob iapanlf an.
greb poo Snbo.aina ogiaa
Muliqbeb for of Wnroffo funoe
bore ieres, mart oerefte Sripolis.
oe 6ermeo pilbe 8eien bore ier
cabinet til abesiinien". But. 0r.
34)
= oct citereoe err Der life Gale ON
3ompen'ntioner til 5niflmo; men
be er ieIofslgeIie meo Senipn til
9onmorf uforon0ret De iomme, iom
! oct til @nglenOerne retteoe 5or.
flag.
Oct %iorefommer mig, at Senlpnet
til oct oanife 6olfs Rationalielel-
lie % eriaringerne ON Den baan.
liee Afoisning, ~tioligere 5orisg
paa oanif 3ilnermele bar
msot ira tpif SIDE, maa name til
8ariombeo ooerfor u~ogiperen al
Die 3ufunft", for at Der life
pannp / llolanoets Zine ifal fal.
be ct Sf9r al main @o0troenbeo
oe national 9igeslaobeo oper os.
9Grbsoisit 6. Brpt5.
3. 8. Dec. ON aftenen boIot Sar.
ben iaa lit 5~oreoras / BaIaosbo-
teaet. Nellem SiIbsrerne iaa man
De raoifnle 6olfetingsm9no y.
Mund, Com. 2arien % Doe Rooe,
ben raoitole 2nnostinesmnno CD.
granoes og De iocialiitiife 5olte-
tinesm9no Stauning og Sigpalo
Slien. Gesuoen De to fsbenbaonite
gorgmeitre SEMEN og WnritranO.
Snr0en fom iflg. onenn9pnte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-29


Siemfomit. 5ormentlie oil uon9p-
mel len tioli9it funne foreli9ge Gre
bag.
Ngt SaneanlGg. Saaitrnp-9pee.
ErGi6-Wern 8roprieter IS. geiel-
len, o66orslun0egnar6" neo Saa-
itrup, bar III. 0RoSf. 9o9bl." BEN
penot Jig til 0orOii9aan6s @lef-
tricitetso9rf ongooenOe ct Broieft
ON en- eleftriif Berion- og @oOsba-
ne ira 8aoitrup til aege, laurent
anlGget al 5ufferfabriffen oeoaG-
&c blioer oe0taget.
Boo ct M6oe / Brpite al De.
legere0e for De Gommuner, Der er
interesiereoe / greits-M n-gonen,
iont prionte 8aranter beotoges BET
at isge aoncesiion poa Qnlpg al en-
9onc ira Br9It6 iii Wern. 8aron-
tifapitalen er tegnet.
Wnnos % Mobigeen. aalborg,
Dec. - 4nlborg &onnelt0balg bar
/ Sag uoiteot gefen6tg6relie ON,
at enboer 8reoturopfeber og en-
bber, Ser bar p9ret pao De afMuno-
% alooipge imitteoe @gne, ifal I'M
oerfaite Jig De trufne Desinfeftions-
foronitoltninger for at fao 4ogong
til 9renturmorfeoet.
&6benbabn, II. Gee. Gen
iom 6eIge Of Mun0- oe afopipge
pao Siarupgaar0 foretaane &f-
ipGrrino Of Siorup Sogn er i Dag
bpbet.
Den b%itijellanSifc Sn~ffcrfabrif.
Blonen iifret. aege, 7. Dec. =
~l1opaIget for Sen pont9nfte Suffer
fabrif / g~itiipGano befen6t9sr /
Dag / De Iofole Blade, at oct M
er Ipffe6es at fau fremifafiet bin
oen0e SiIbuo paa capital til @n-
leg al en- Sufferfabrif oeo 8sge,
og lt0oalget inofnIoer 9~enerolfor-
inmIine / asee paa Sirsoae @fter-
mib6oe. 9ertil inobpoes giere og
grugere of De inoteeneoe Suffer.
roeareoIer inmt ale, Der oil tegne
iig for Ireoler. Der bill blipe it'll.
let SoriGaa ON DonneIie hf ct SIN.
belsielifab og ON 8ebtogeIie al So.
be for bette; oesuoen ifal Der bel
ges 8eitprelie, iom moo babe Be-
mpnoigelie til at ofilutte 2oon.
6ormanoen for SorretningsuO'
palget er 2ensgrepe @oltfe-8 reeent-
PED; Sormanben for llnoernbpalget
Der / Sommerens SOB bar fsrt tai
rige SorbanoIinger ongoaenoe So
gen, err 8repe @age Wolfte til
Srpegepelbe. Otter Sorlpoenbe /
o8itii9a. anis" er EiIbuoene ON
&opitol uoeluffenoe fra l1olanoet;
ser n9pneS en- itor tpif 5abrif,
men Sagen bar ! sprigt ingen 6or-
binoelie meo De 2amoet8ife Yla.
ner.
Oct er Seniisten at arbeioe iaa.
pei meo Siemmemarfeoet iom meo
gfsport for gie. Der err iifret Sc.
bering at inf Goefrs. Man aster
at paabegpnoe SabriffenS Opfsrel-
ie inareit. Der err / lin Sio tegnet
$1,000 Cor. 2an6 Iocoreal.
10. Gee: Set er tpif aapital,
Der bill bIine interesieret / oen npe
Sufferfabrif beo asge. pgitiiell.
5olfebl." meooeler, at oct er ct
Maifinfirmo, Der itstter iig til ben
tpife Higsbnnf, iom oog bar freoet,
at 10 psf. tegnes eenuem Onnife
Banter.
gBrnelambeo. 8aroe, 8 Dec. -
st Silfploe al @srnelombeo er
fonitateret 6os arbeiosmono S.@n.
oreaiens 10 Noaneoers gamle9arn
| giIlum. Barnet er inolngt paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-29

SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARY.
IL handsome Vols in ornamental Board Covers.
l. Faithful and True.
2 God Keepeth Watch.
8 God Forsaketh lot His
d. A Good Deed Rewarded.
5 The Lord Will Repay.
6. The Ways of God.
Z Hualma, The Peruvian.
[. Diamantina.
O. Turned into Joy.
10. Noble Friendship
IL. Simon, a Slave in Brazil
IL. A Congo on San Domingo.
Each volume contains about 90 pages of good juvenile reading with
8 full page illustrations in coors.
Price per Set only $3.50 net in Blair.
DANISH LUTH. Publ. HOUSE, BLAIR, NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-29

BibeIIfe TOre6rag. Si9elom tloIls
sere aar laoer asbenbaons Snore.
Misiion af6oloe en- aeffe bibeIife
6oreora9 / ~9etbesoa" og pSi.
loan" ira fsrit / Sanuar. 0enne
Sang er gmnet oapoitelen Paulus
og bans grepe." 8oltor 9iicarO Log
ger ior me0 ct 5oreOrag ON pau.
lus, og 0erefter oil ANDRE Salere
6eban0le De enfelte 9repe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-29

SnnobeositSrelien. Gn Slage ober
Stabslesc Suff. aebenbnpn, II.
Dec. SunobebsitprelIen bar, eff
ter boao v0ott.~ erfarer, til Suitits-
miniiteriet inoienbt alage oper
Staosl9ge, gtatsroao Soff pn.
ientligft rettet moo bam for to of
De | lin Sio fommlinoIt %oniotte
&ensipgel9eers girfiombe6 og bo.
ieret pna ct Woterinle, Der er iani-
let al noele fenote SpecinIiIter |
Sub. og asnsipgbomme.
Otter bbao 9Inoet meSoeIer, fen.
BEG De | 9lngen omtnIte Silfpl6e,
buor 29ger far npret Morfiniiter,
allere0e Of Experimentation.
Ieiten al Moterialet oeorsrer ben
| lin Sib foretaqne 9eiptteIie at
aenslGaeembeoerne, men bar intet
meb SpsrgsmnaIet ON 9pgers
Wisbrne- al Morfin eITer gIfobol
at gore.
@neoaenoe gtntsraoo Soffs I'm.
irtteIie Tom Sunobebsitpreliens
iens Sormanb bar man unoret iie
oper, at ltonppneIien enonn Iaber
pente poa fig. Otter GorIpbenoe al.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WAY.

Portland, ore, oct. ., 1911.
Editor East OregOnian:
In your issue of October End there
is a reference to Christian Science in
the reported sermon of a clergyman
Of your city, which may be true as to
the incidents referred to, but is not
properly a criticism of Christian Sci
ence. and might mislead your readers
to think the teaching of Christian
Science was responsible for the fail
ure on the part Of the mother to avail
herself Of the services of a compe-
tent helper.
While the Bible says, with God all
things are possible the individual
needs 10 take into consideration what
God" and thus bring out the things
that are declared to be possible TO man
when doing this. In the meantime the
services Of a competent surgeon or
midwife should be availed of in such
instances as the one referred to.
If an individual does not recognize
the wisdom Of doing this, and trusts
God instead, her trust might not be
based on sufficient knowledge TO In
sure safe experience. but it would
be a matter Of trusting without un-
derstanding. and involves question
able judgment rather than a putting
aside Of something God has provided
as the clergyman indicates The uti-
lization Of the power and presence Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06

We are using such already are quib-
bling and they will make little head
way. Water that has drained through
% miles of Indian reservation is not
the sort of mountain water the people
OF Pendleton voted for last spring We
are not using mountain Sater now
any more than are the people of Sa-
lem, Albany. Eugene and Oregon
CITY using mountain water when they
take it from the Willamette river.
When they voted the water bonds
last spring the people plainly meant
that they wanted water brought here
direct from the mountains. They did
not vote for a filtration plant or for
anything Of the sort. They want wa
tel that will not have to be filtered.
boiled or stewed before it is used
As To where the city should go for
is supply Of good water there is room
for discussion and for differences of
OF inion but upon the question as to
the sort Of water that is desired there
can be no doubt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06
TO PRESENT THE ISSUE.

Through the formation of the Pro-
gressive Non-partisan Municipal
League the question of adopting the
commission form Of government will
b. submitted to the voters of Pen
dleton and thus the people will be
asked to say whether or not they ap-
prove of the plan.
The line of action now being pur-
sued is the logical line to take. Since
the question is to be presented to the
people it is but fair and right that it
be presented by the friends of the re-
form The new charter should be
drafted by men who are in touch with
the progressive ideas regarding mu-
nicipal government and who sincerely
desire to see commission government
adopted here and used with success.
BY the nature of things it would be
impossible to get any where through
the holding Of mass meeting or
other assemblege where those in at
tendance might hold conflicting opin-
ions regarding the merits Of the plan.
This much was proven at the two
brief sessions held in the rooms of the
Commercial club not long ago
There are some here who oppose
the commission plan. They are en-
titled to their views and during the
campaign that will precede the city
election in December they will have
ample opportunity to express their
convictions. If the charter making
committee does not draft good char
ter the enemies Of the plan will have
the privilege Of pointing out its de
fects 10 the people. They will have
chance to persuade the people not
to adopt it and it is safe to say the
people viii act with intelligence and
patriotism. They usually do.
But If the Progressive League car
ries out its work in the same spirit
ard with the same zeal it has entered
upon the task the commission gov
ernment charter will be such that the
people will be glad indeed to adopt
it The commission plan is far su-
perior to our present style Of city
government and the more thoroughly
people investigate the matter the more
thoroughly will they become conyinc-
ed OF this fact
II is a move for efficiency.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06

the Supreme Being, through an un-
derstanding of Him and the operation
Of His law, is gained by degrees. Indi-
viduals may not properly consider
their sufficiency Of understanding and
might attempt situations they were
not prepared to adequately handle,
their trust in God not being according
to knowledge.
Reliance upon God begins with a
belief in God, then advances to faith,
which in turn becomes spiritual un-
derstanding.
The practice of Christian Science is
properly the exercise of definite know
ledge of God and His goodness. This
knowledge or truth is Science in tho
right sense of the term and its appli-
cation brings satisfactory results as
the correct application of a science
should. Truly yours,
HOWARD c. VAN METER,
Committee on Publication for ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06
OCTOBER 6 IN HISTORY.

1794-Fall of the Mountain Par
ty" in the French national conven-
ton.
in the French national convention.
1SO4-The French Minister of Po-
lice made a strong protest to the
bishops of the church, reproaching
bon cause.
1S21-Alexander Murray, a distin
guished naval officer died. =.
1S29-Jessuits in England threaten
ed with expulsion.
1S53-SimOn Greenleaf. an eminent
law teacher, died at Cambridge, Mass.
aged 20.
1S54-A II. Reeder (democraU.
the first governor of Kansas arrived
at the capital of that state.
1857-Samuel Hueston, for many
years publisher of the Knickerbock-
er Magazine, died in New York.
1S6S-The Danish government re-
considered and postponed for one year
the time for ratification of the treaty
with the United states for the sale Of
st. Thomas and st. Johns islands
1S74-The Sultan issued a decree
fnrbidding the expectation of cereals
from Morocco for three years.
1S94-David b. Hill for the third
time accepted the democratic nomi-
nation for governor Of New York.
1904-Russian and japanese gener-
ais playing game Of strategy Oyama
trying to force Kuropatkin to fight
in rough country north of Mukden;
fleet expected to leave Port Arthur
at discretion.
1909-President Lowell Of Harvard
University was installed.
1910-Royal family Of Portugal
took refuge at Gibraltar.
1910-Mas sachusetts democrats con-
vention ended with gubernatorial Sc
lection.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY SKETCH.

Three distinguished Americans are
to be congratulated today. Ex-Unit-
ed states Senator Albert j. Beveridge
OF Indiana is forty-nine.
George Westinghouse, inventor ana
manufacturer, is sixty five.
United States Senator Joseph Wei
don Bailey of Texas, who has an
nounced that he will not be a candi-
date for reelection when his term
expires two years hence, is forty eight
for he was born in Copiah county,
Miss, October 8, 1863. He was ad-
mitted to the bar in 1888: served as
district elector on the Cleveland
and Hendricks ticket in 1884; re-
moved to Texas in 1885 and located
at his present home, GAINESVILLE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06
THE SORT THEY WANT.

When average people Of common
sense speak Of mountain water they
mean the bringing of water direct
from the mountains to the city by
means Of pipe line. They want
good pure water and want it brought
here under such conditions it viii
not become contaminated.
Those who decry the move for
mountain water and attempt to prove
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06
lis Equal DOnf Exist.

No one has ever made n salye,
ointment or balm to compare with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one
perfect healer Of cuts, corns, burns,
bruises. sores, scalds, bo.ls. ulcers,
eczema, Salt Rheum. For sore eyes,
cold sores, chapped hands or sprains
it's supreme. Unrivaled for piles
Try 1t. only 25c at Koeppens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06
THE CHEERFUL GINER.

Benny" said father, dc'ir'ng +
test the generous impulses Of h
small son, here are a penny ana
quarter. You are going to church
and you may put into the
ton box whichever coin YOU pleas
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06

When the lad returned his fItr
inquired which coin he had give
and why.
"Well. pa" replied Benny. 'it was
this way: The preacher said that the
Lord loved cheerful giver, and |
knew | could give the penny a lot
more cheerfully than the quarter, so
l put the penny in"
If Cleveland has thousands Of base
ball fans, has Baltimore
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06

Switzerland seems about the only
European nation that is now not at
war with some foreign power or with
its own people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06

Today the bids are to be opened for
the federal building All things come
t. those who wait-maybe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-10-06

Taft and Bryan never did get along
with each other.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-17
STATE TOURNAMENT HELD AT
LiECCLN
Lincoln Wins Its First Game With
Zee m5eh ans Aurora Has Easy
Tn Trimming Falls City

Sae1ial4rom Lincoln.