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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

burg @ernanat mor0eu, an lteue oes
@rafeu @erdtoIo. Ser bisberige
@elo1ote ii, &l1foreit, Frin5 Sobarm
pom . d d burg 9arten=
itciu, miro @otibafter beim &atical1.
Nriu5 &url Grnil 51 ) ii ten
bcrg, bislong 8 lanoter III Gresoe11,
miro nad 8l1fareit perlebt.
9nrcmbnre.
geitorben lino: IN M burg
i1u Sitter ppn 81 Sabren ser penlionir=
te 9ebrer ,Ssoborn @ieieler;; in 8 d.
ternoh@ r. Mid. &aiel=Mergen i'm
Sitter bon 81 Sabren, III &renoal
inn Sitter BON 81 Sabren 9r. Sat.
M1iliport; in Ginger ST.. 9ttf.
alein inn Sitter BON Sc Sabren; lit
Merl ploblid) ser peniionirte 2eb-
'rer g1mnel; in 70 i6e1au int al=
ter Don 70 Subren ST.. g. Majerus,
%ater oes @rn. Captains ~. in Sal
mus; III q M i d ST. 6rib Bilt I'M
Glitter pom II Sabre11, uno sic 8ittrpe
Sbertin i'm Sitter BON SO Sabren. =
8ei Sueeloorf m1roe Sic 9eide oes
lett "a. Sec. permiBten @iienbabnbe-
anten 8ro9tenbad bon @ttel=
briid aus ser Snuer ge5ogen. Ser
Monn lit anldeineno perungliidt. -
Sssn @repenmad de feierten Die
gheleute Mnton Sdmit uno @arie
@oulus ant 26. 6ebr. lire goloene
Sodseit. = M%bgebrannt iino: IN
Bruh 5deune uno Stanung beS
.Mderes Moulel nebit @orratben uao
@eratb; in 9an6l6eio S6enne,
Staaung u1,o 5dmie0e oes 8irtbes
8eter 2onr1ers.
@d,pei5.
Ser ebemolige ihmei5eril4e
@unoespralioent, Or. 6. 8renner,
Mitalieo oes 8unoesrotbs, @bef oes
Iepartements fir Suiti5 uno Eoll5et,
lit bier i'm Mlter BON So Sabren ge<
1torben. = Sir sen Musbau oeS 5pci=
ten Simplon= Iunnels tit Ell
tie 0ffentlide 8auausi6reibung pera11=
ltaltet morben, ga Sic Sirma 8ranot,
8ronoo,1 & Sic. iid peigert, sic nber=
.nommene pertr6glide Gerpfli@t1ng
a11m Musbuu 6es 1nnnels II 5u erfule
len. - Ser idmei5eriide Canton
@raubiin6en fat am 8. Sears
6urh &olfsobltimmung nit GROCER
Mebrbeit beldlolien, SEN Mutomobtlen
sic Be11bung bon 2an0itraben fortan
nidt mebr 5u geltatten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

lluB Der 9-strable,, gelteno, Die er
BEL @ebanbllng ieiner 8ranfen baufig
%perpaaote. gr lieB iid mieoerbolt
operiere'', int Sabre 1906 @autitellen
an Sen @anoen entfernen, inn Sabre
1908 Iingerglieoer amputierel1, ltno
Dor me1llaen @od)en iogor einen Arm
abnebncn. God nid,ts tbat DEM fort
idreitenoen 9eioen Ginbalt. @erge=
berrS imdte 9r. @illon sen p%crocrbli=
den Ginflub ser 3=Strablell ourh
Soune,'baoer 81 befdnpfcm. Inter
SEN fard]tbori item Sd)n1er5en lit CT lei
11el1 2eiben erlegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

Sic ~stational @bolelale @rocers
Niiociatipn" fat cine Mgitation ms
@erf gelebt, ,1n1 Sen nddltcn &ol1=
greB 81 hemegen, Sen ginfllbr5oQ ouf
.roffinlerten lu1o Nob5uder allf5ube=
ben. 3ncfer lit fci,1 2%lmuSortifcl, ion=
bern ein Ndbrmittel, bas mebr mirf=
Ndbrmertb belibt, als piele o>r=
oere. IS miro audi Sic lal1git befannt=
tc Sbatlade fonitatiert, oab Ser
3ufcrtrl1lt leine @aore ltllt 5lpei
per Nfl1no biQiqer in 2onopu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
stermi@nmppen.


Sn Georgia lit Sic &firiihbliite III
bieiem Sabre 10 5eitig erfroren, oaB
lie iid mabri9einlid bon Dem Sbred
big our grnte nod pollftanoiy erholen
fan11.
Scr @eoonfe, u10anf6ar SIT erldei=
l1el1, lit malldem 10 petnlid = oaB Ell
aIcs ollfhictet, Inn SEN empfangenen
Iienit 81 perf(einern o0er 5l1 lel1gnen.
g
Cine ltarfe Game manoerte 81 SUB
BON Seem Yorf nad 6lori0a u11o per
Tor babel pier5ig Efuno. Ser err
lid]e 6inoer mag tie bebalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
6art1t AT p%erfdufen.

378 Mder. $50 Mder unter @uItur,
Geit Sin1berz unb @ruldz2anb fir giebz
tpethe. @utes @aus nit 5ebn 3immern.
atpei @Geunen, &ubitall, @etreibebals,
Maidinenz 96uppen. 59tpeineltou, 6pI3z
iduppen. @isbaus, @iibnerita4. @dnf{tou.
Gutter 8rnnnen unb @inbmiibIe. Sinf
berihtebene @eibepldbe rnb etipa Stpei
Neilen 9rabtfen3. Gin i6Dner Gate iiber
Dem @e9e bonn @auie nit einem Cottage
barauf unb gutes Sfden. Nm 3orpttpez
&c gelegen unb Selepbon 81. S. 9. Idt
Meilen bon ct. @loub. Sreis $40 per
Nder.
,46<4f. 6. 8. gareat, i
508-6. Gbe. fiiblid, ct. glouo. Rinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Sat MiQipnen Syremnbe.

@ie miiroe es gu6 gefaQen, Sure
G%Sreun0e nod Mi1ionen gu 5ablen, pte
.gl1dlen's Mrnicu Salbe tbut? Sbre er=
itaunenSmertben &uren mabreno Der
lebten pier5ig Sabre madten tie. SIT
Sic Bette Salbe in ser @elt fir Weben,
@eidmiire, @c5ema, 8ranomnnoen,
8eulen, @rint, 59nittmunoen, Sub=
nerauaer, mebe Mugen, 8errenfnngen,
@eidmullt, 4uetidungen, our4 Gr'
fdltung er3eugtes @eb. Sat fur So
morrboioen ieines @leidJe1t nidf. 26e.
bel ser Molitor 9rlg 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Srubocm sic @erfe oes Stabl

Srutocm sic @erfe oes 5tabl-
.lr,5ts ciacn Gbeil 6es p%erfloiiene11
Sabres MIR CUR @alfte ibrer Get
itlu1esfdbigteit beidaftigt 9epeien
iino, ergibt ser Sabresberidt oes
5rults, Sob iih sic 9rl.tto=G inno6-
men ol1f rlno 7O4 Millionen 0ol=
lars beliefel,, 57H Milliolpn mebr,
ais i'm @ofjobrc. Mrf sic 5tamnl=
9tftieu in ser @0bc BON sos, 302 900
Collars ml,roen 1914 Ero5ent 0ipi=
Seuoe crfldrt, insgeiammt 62A Mil=
lionell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

Die preuBiide 5taatsregierung be,
abiidtigt, a1f menig braud,baren 2an-
oereien @eriude NIT iiioamerifani-
lden 2amus an5uiteuen. Mls critics
@eriudsfelo lit sic 2%iineburger @eioe
a%userieben. 9as 2ama lit oas geniig=
lamite 1bier ser Mrt u1o alBeroroent=
lid niitlidl. gs miro ais 3teb=, &eit=
uno Sdladtbicr permenoet. 0as
Ileijh belitt einen lebr 5arten Sc
id1mad. Son groBem @ertb iino al,d)
@pue uno Set.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

uerfauft, als in Mem gort uno Nelip
Orleans, aber ali oieie 5batinde febr=
tie ser lebte &ongreb iid nidt, aber
oelto better miro lie porausiidtlid BON
bem neuen &ongreB gemiiroigt mer-
Sen. Der babgierige ul1o betriigeriide
3udertruit %peroient ebenlo menig
&iidlidt, ,pie er je iolde iibte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

Gin Spfer Ser :f-Strobleu. Ser
Mr5t grnelt @iliou IN 9o1opn lit oos
trogiide Spfer ieines @erufes eemor=
Sen. gereits Dor Sahren ma6te itd)
an leinem &0rper ser u%nbeilpolle gi11=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

Cine l,c>le Sefte IN oieiem 2anoe
Ges %un56bligen Seftentbums lit bel
6inolop, Sbio, entitaaoen uno filoet
Nnbanger. SIR Sitter un0 6iibrer,
>Spbn y. @rrlen, fat ei11en grtro=
Giicl,bobmogen bciteat, in oen er lei=
he 8l1ubigen 5l1 elmer Eilaerfa brt
nad) einem Elat nebn1er mill, Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

5ruei Meilen BON Sos Mngeles III Cali
fornicn liegt uno ser ibm I'M Iraune
BON oben berob ais @n65tel Ser langen
&eiie anee5eigt mor0en lit. @ier be-
fanoc iid) rdmlid Ser gebeime 5lrlB,
in oem Die @l6ubigen BADEN mn6 fir
Sic Gmigfeit g%ereinigt meroen lolen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

wv ~ Wv oOA4S 4
:-ige Gntiduloigu1g fir iein Shmri=
gen.
SB meniger luno on 1pirit Ianger le=
Cen! prafelt Elm Ebiloioph. Ser Mann
lpeiB offer1bnr nidt, 0ab es 2eute qibt,
Die lomielo 11id)t genltg sum 2eben bo=
6cl.
g
Cine Irol in 9febrosfa Hat i6rer,
damn al1f Mrbeitslobn fir &lbme!=
fen perflagt, 6a lie NIT Ser ibr als
9obn BON ibm angebotenen aul1en
nidt 5ufrieoen lit. Sbne SEN Mann
5l %fen1en, labt iif in ser 5ud e nid)t
urtbeilen.
S'n ltnteridotamt in N5ilaoelpbia
Iino unter einem aufgeriiicnen SUP
bnoen $t400 gefl110en mproen, Sic
Dor orei Sabren perloren gegangen
morert. ltno 0a mln1oert MON iih TN
mer, no oos @elo bleibt.
g
Cine Greiserb0bung miro SEN Sci
fall Ser Meiiten fin0en 11,o bas lit sic
fir 8augummi; er ioIlte 10 tbel1er
meroen, 6oB sic abideulide Sitte oes
@ummifa1,ens oufb0rt.
g.
@enn audi Der @orpe1tenfopital,
Sims nn0 Sir @o1poro @rep 1id eli
mig oariiber ii116, 6aB umir" i'm Moth=
falle oen euten gngldnoern eegen Sic
boien 9ertiden@ilfe letiten mii{{en, 10
bleibt 6o9 INNER nod ob%51r1parten,
mas 10000, 900 Mmerifmner ha5u at
iagen boben.
So
ssapanii9e @elebrte beboupten, Sc
0anfen pbotograpbieren gu f6nren. SSn
Sen meitol1s meiiten 5allen miro oas
faum ser Mube rpertb iein.
g.
SIM Stortbinig. Sem nor>peeiider
purSe 5as erite meiblihcs
Observation-Disclosures 3ugeIaiien. Der
ion nun NAL ser Goriiber SOS @ort
abidneioen!
g
Na9 ser 8ebaltptung Ser merifa=-
niiden &egierlng iino es nur einige'
tal1ien6 Man11, melde Sic @offen &C.
gen lie erhoben. @enn oas mabr lit,
ltellt fife iid ielbit Elm groBcs Nrm1tbS=
5el1griB aus.
Sic Seem gorfer 2eaisIot1,r bat elm
8eleb angenomme11, melbes SOS Site
felplltscn AM Spn1tage nod Srci l1hr
nahmittags serbietet. 90 {ie nit]t
initanoe mor, einen senotor 5u er.
tpdb1en, mo1te iie menigitens in on=
oerer @eiie fid uniitlid)" moden.
g.
Sn &o1r0uras eridluge11 b%ctrlnfene
Soloaten 5pei @enerGle. 9os lit be,
oolerlid, ser Gerl11it fir Sic @ebr-
madt Ser Republif m6re ober nod
piel gr6Ber gepei len, me,1n sic @eneria=
le 3mei @emet1e eri dlogen bitten.
Ienn @emeine fins oort5ulon0e- lebr
picl Ieltner als @enerGle.
g
@enn audi sic 8emiibungen sur
t5erbeifiibrl1ng bes emigen 6rieoens
ms Meid) Ser SrGl1me geb6ren, 10
finds bpdl immerhin red}t hiiblhe
Sr1lume.
Man erlpartet gu Sen &%oniasieier=
lidJfeiten i1 2ol1oon 10000 Mmeri=
farer, oaru11ter piele Nadfomm1cn ie=
1er Mainner, melde sic per(abtc @err=
ldaft eines foniglid)en l1nteroriiders
ubld)iittelten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

.bereits iiberiteigeu. SIM Sabre 1880
betrus Sic 3dbl nur 220. Die GENIAL,
tige Steigerung lit al1f sic rieiige Mrs-
.0ebnung oes 6ernipred =Gerfebrs 5u-
riid5ufiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

Ser nel,e 0elttide Hoit-gtat Iiebt
fir 1911 etrpa 400 neue 5teqen fir
: meiblide Mngeitellte I'M &eidspoi t
,,uo Selegropbenoienlt Dor. 2onlt
miro sic 3abl Ser BEL Ser &ei6spolt
t6qtiaen meibliden Mngeiteaten 1000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
c~SmtereKanteS Muerlet

Ser Sci amn1tmertb oes iteuerbaren
G;qenthums in ser Stabt Seem Dorf,
meld1er BON Ser Stel1erfpmmiilion .alf
$780, OO, 900 angeiett mor0en lit,
fomn1t Dem Sc ammtlte1ermertb IN
II me1tliden Staaten, oOer aQer
Stoaten meltlid pom Miiiiiiippi=Jll1B
olt,er Colorado, Seras, Minnei oto,
&unlas uro lttab, gleid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Bristol Social News.
Especial to The Times-pispat

III.
Bristol, Va, May 6.-Threc gifted
piano pupils of Sullin6 College. this
city, gave their graduating recital in
me college chapel on Monday OF this
week. They were Miss Mary Allen
Whiteaker and Miss Ruth Powell. of
this city, and Miss Vote ventress, OF
Clayton, Ala. These young women
,wwere pupils Of Professor Carl Bodell
Inc recital was attended by large
NUMBER OF appreciative friends.
Miss Mabel Morris gave gradual
ing song recital at Virginia Intermont
, SoileSe here on Thursday evening.
MISS Morris has beautiful contrallo
voice, and her selections were all rem
dered in way that demonstrated
clearly the splendid range OF her.
voice. Mr.. Schrietter. director in
piano music, played the accompani-
Three graduates of Virginia 1nter.
mont College gave their graduating
recital on Monday evening. They were
Misses Sfargie Shoemate, Lillian Hens
ley and annie Lee White. all pupils
Oh AIT. samuel T. Schroeder. The pro-
gram consisted mainly of piano
classics
Miss Gussie Fields. after visit to
friends at Virginia Intermont College
here. has gone to Norfolk to visit Her
home is at Dallas. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Dickey and
children have returned from Captiva.
on the Gulf coast of Florida, where
they spent the winter months In their
winter home. They had a most de-
lightful season. I1s
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer c. Gray, of Bos
ton. Mass, are guests of Mrs. Gray's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh W.
Powers. stH
Mrs. ~ c. Wade, Jr, of Big Stone
Gap. was the guest of Bristol relatives
this week.
Mrs. Robert Gray has returned from
Annapolis, Md. and Stanton, where
she was the guest of relatives for a
few weeks.
Miss Roberta Haynes, after visit
Of two weeks to her uncle and aunt.
Judge and Mrs. Hal Fl. Haynes, has
returned to Washington, D. c.
Mrs. James a. Stone and children
are visiting relatives at Greenville,
Tenn. n
Mrs. John Gemmell and Miss Agnes
y: Gemmell left this week for New
York. They will go from there to
Montreal and Quebec. where they Will
say good-by to Canadian friends be-
fore sailing for Glasgow. Scotland.
where they Will visit relatives for
some time. From New York they We're
accompanied by Miss Mabel y. GEM
nell. who has just graduated from
Pratt institute.
Miss Pauline Cody is visiting Mrs.
Alfred r. Swami at cambridge, Tenn
Miss Alma Phillips, of Rogersville,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
South Boston Social News
Especial To The Times-Dispatch. /

Especial to The Times ispatchI
South Boston, Va. May 6.-Mr. and
Mrs. s. 4. Davis. OF this place. left
Friday for Il two weeks Visit to Can
ada TO attend the Grand Division Order
OF Railway Telegranhers. They Will
also visit Niagara Falls and other
points of interest before their return,
Mrs. ]. W. Moseley returned several
days ago from Harrisonburg. where
she went to visit her husband, who
was sick at that place.
Miss Eliza Collins, OF Dtllwyn, and
Mr. and Mrs. j.. L.. Griffin, OF Rich
mond, were guests OF h.r and Mrs.
D B. Patterson during the week.
Miss Mary Coleman Of South Caro-
lima. Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. i, NJ. Coleman. at this place.
Frank 3. Yanccy. OF Richmond.
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs r.
Fl. Yancey, here last Sunday
Julian East, of Altavista, snent last
Sunday in South Boston.
aA Miss Ruth Penick, OF Chatham. was
al home for a few days this week,
She is attending the Episcopal school
al Chatham. ],sll
Miss Laura Atkisson, who has been
visiting Mrs. r. c. James has returned
to Richmond. iilI
Mrs: II. "A. Thomas. Of this place
visited her parents at lieysvlle, this
week. iI1 tt?Tl
Mrs W. t. Lea. Of this place. Is
visiting friends In Danvillc,
"a Mrs. James Adams, of Roanoke
Visited har- aunt. Mrs. r. u. Smith. at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Harrisonburg Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Harrisonburg. Va, May 6.-W L.
Stiegel has gone to Piitsburg ami
Indiana TO visit relatives.
Miss Ada Vollrnlh will return from
mississippi in few duys.
Mrs. Nelia Pattec. formerly of Rich :
mond. who has been seriously i'll nj
Singers Glen, is much better.
Miss Margaret Peale returned Thurs
day from a visit to Washington.
Mrs. w. L. Yancey is visiting her
son. kemper Yanccy. on their recent
Is purchased farm near Crozet, Abe
marie county.
Miss Edith Frazier is visiting reia
tives in Stephens City. l
Mrs. Charles t. Loewner returned
this week from an extended visit to
Kansas City and other Western cities
Mrs. Arthur and three children, OF
Union, S: c.. are guests of DR.. and Mrs.
3. F. wilson
Mrs. Emma Handy is visiting her
cousin. Mrs. Cornell, in Richmond.
Mr.; and Mrs. Clarence Brown. OF
ten BY the illness Of Mrs. George
Miss Sue Brown. who taught a.
Grottocs. has returned to her hoIfie II,
Front Royal. :,
Miss Constance McCorkle. secretar,
OF the Richmond Y. w. C. A. visited
her father. w c. Mccorklc. here, this
week and addressed the students al
the state Normal School Tuesday
Miss Jessie Funkhouser was re-
cent visitor in Martinsburg, w. Va.
Mrs. Charles B. Richardson, accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank Gould, has re
turned to her home In Richmond. after
visiting her parents here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Winchester Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb

tRPCSiai " ttS llIlCS -DISpdlC0.J
Y Winchester, Va. May 6.-Mrs. Eliz-
abeth A. Horsey. who has been visit
ing Miss Sue Neale, in Richmond, DUR
ing the past week or two, spent some
time in Baltimore before returning to
her home in Winchester
Rev. Father Cowardin. member OF
the old and we'll known Richmond
family. of that name. who is now sta
toned in Boston. has been visiting al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ". Weems,
in Winchester.
Miss Bessie Ridegway has returned
to her home in Winchester. after visit
Ing at the home of Miss Helen letter
in, Richmond, and friends in Ashland
and Baltimore.
Miss Lillian Barnes. of stephens
City. has returned from visit to
friends in Richmond
Miss Elsie Yincinte, of Baltimore.
has been visiting Miss Ross Purcell
at her home near. Winchester. during
the past week. ia
Mrs. Charles II. Gibson. of New York,
and her daughter Mrs. w. p. Semple,
of Louisville, Ky.. who have been
spending some. time I'm Winchester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
ny MAMIE BAYS.

The members of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church In North Carolina are
anticipating With special interest AND
pleasure the ono hundred and eighth
annual meeting OF the synod OF that
church lin this State, Witch will he held
In st. Paul's Church, Wilmington, the
coming week, beginning on Wednesday
morning. ssN IN
Tic report of the synod last pub
lishcd shows that III this State there
are S,9I7 members OF the Lutheran
Church. and including members not as
yet confirmed. total membership
of 1885. There was net gain Of
year ago The Sunday schools include
total membership of 1901. ,
The value Of churches In tic synod
OF North Carolina is s31S.462. and the
value of parsonages $3.50. The total
amount received last year for the va
rious bcncfcences Of the church was
s2l.9s2.S0. an increase of s12.f0235 over
what was contributed the year before.
There was contributed to all causes
last year II total of s,l.02G.60 an In
crease over the contributions of the
year before OF s2i.6t4.44.
Rev. V. Y. Booxcr, OF Lexington. Is
president OF the synod Rev. j. Il.
Shenk. OF Greensboro PRESIDENT;
Rev. H. a.. Mccullough, OF Albemarle.
secretary, and j. d. iiciIiE. of Sails
hurry, treasurer. Rev w. y. Snyder Is
pastor OF tho church in Whining ton,
In Which the meeting OF synod this
year VIII be held.
The Synod of North Carolina is only
small part of that great body OF the
Evangelical Lutheran Churcn, which
Is the Oldest. and by far the lnrgest
in membership of the Protestant de-
nominations of the world. The mem
-. -.
States IS much stronger than is often
realized, numbering. as IL does. about
100000. and being the third church
In numerical strength in this country.
Chief Strength In Germany.
The Lutheran Church has It's chief
strength In Germany. Sweden Den
mark. Norway, Finland. tho Baltic
provinces and the United states. II is
estimated that or tho 26 900 900 Pro-
two-thirds OF the total population of
the empire. the vast majority are OF
the line and lineage of Luther, al
though there Is no organcal, united
lutheran Church in Germany but
thirtyscven different state churches
In the twcnty-siX states. large
proportion heing Lutheran. The pop-
silation OF the Scandinavian countries
average about oS per cent. Lutheran.
The earliest Representatives of the
Lutheran Church in the United states
did not come from Germany. as is OF.
ten supposed, but came from Holland,
q s part Of the Dutch colony that In
1928 took possession of what is now
the site OF New York CIty.NIt was
not until after 1Ios that the tide of
German Lutheran immigration began
10 flow strongly. and II was not until
Henry Mclchier Muhlenberg. who was
tustly called the ."Datriarch of the
American Lutheran Church." arrived In
this country. IN 1872 that the organi-
zation OF the work OF the church really
hogan. The progress of the Lutheran
Church In the United states has been
constant from Its beginning, and that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

have gone to washington to visit tho
formers son. Reur-4Admiral b. e.
fiollydayNof the United States Navy.
8le DR.. Robert w. Stone left Winchester
several days ago to pass the SUM
mcr at the home OF his sop-in-law AMI
daughter. Ar. and Mrs. Sem wissler.
Mrs CT A.. Williams returned to
Winchester this week after an OK
tended trip to Canada iie
Mrs. Virginia Mutton lett sNinchester
on Thursday to spend some time visit
Ing at the home of her son and daugh-
ter law, Commander and Mrs. Louis
Mccoy Mutton, at Annapolis. Md
Miss Lena Gore, OF Winchester, Is
visiting Mrs. William Davis. at her
home In Washing ton
hlr. and Mrs. fIoTa.c Brown
son. Bower 3. Brown. In Trinity
Mrs. w. Lee Fisher. Of Winchester.
has gone on a visit to her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank J.. Hamilton at
Charlcstown. lti
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Glaize left
Winchester ON Thursday TO visit
friends In Baltimore.
Miss Florence Broaddus. who has
been spending some time in Richmond
and Southern Virginia, has returned
to her home at Berryville
DIR. Edward Mcclure has returned TO
his homo In Richmond. after a short
visit to relatives in Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. Gudebrod of Win
chester. have been spending some time
on their farms In the vicinity of Mount
jackson, Va. during the past week
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CatarrhGo
No More Hawking and
Snuffling When You
Breathe Hyomei

Hyomei pronounce it Hisho-mc, is
guaranteed 10 end the misery of catarrh
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Justification by faith. and this is the
central doctrine of Lutheran theology
The Augsburg Confession is the symbol
of the distinctive faith of the Lutheran
Church. This Is It's only Catholic con-
fcssion, and the only confession which
is regarded as binding In many Luth-.
Gran churches and countries. while
others take the entire Book of Con-
cord as their confessional basis. The
Lutheran Church holds the three
ccumenical creeds, in common with
other orthodox communions.
Ii Lutheranism in the matter of polity
holds that the Scripture presents mo
specific form of government and dis
cipline OF Christs church" but IL al
ways recognizes the universal priest
hood of believers and the parity of the
clergy IS two principles in its polity.
The ministry is regarded as an Office
and not as an order. The government
OF the church differs somewhat in diff
ierent countries. It is fundamentally
congregational in the United States,
with the addition OF presbyterial fea-
lures, the unit being the congregation,
the local affairs OF which are aged
By the council, generally composed OF
the pastor. elders and dcacons.,
Liberty is Allowed.
Liturgical In practice the Lutheran
.CHuIcu HdS Ocen, historically. but IN
the usages of worship liberty is al
lowed. 1t IS held 10 be. in the matter
of cultus. necessary tina; human tra-
ditions rites. or ceremonies Instituted
by men should be alike everywhere
but for the true unity of the church
IL is sufficient to agree concerning the
doctrine of the gospel and the admin
istration Of the sacramento"
One practice of the Lutheran Church
to which II owes large degree OF Its
great success and Its history OF which
1T well may be proud. is that of cate
chization. which is tho instruction of
the young in thc truths of Christian
life and the duties Which pertain to the
same.
The different bodies of the Lutheran
Church arc as follows: General synod
organized in 1870, with eil,0IS mem
hers; General Council. organized In
1867, with 399.943 members United
Synod OF the South, organized In 1856.
with 44,30s members; Synodical Con
ference. organized In 1872, with 5s7,-
9t3 members. There arc. in addition
to these bodies. sixteen independent
synods, with a combined membership
OF 5S5,3s3. There has been much dis
cussion of the subject OF unifying the
different bodies of this church. but a
yet no plan has been feasible to ac-
complsh this. That which causes the
separation of the bodies is for the
most part the rigor of confessional
spirit and subscription, but national
differences are not without their in
ilucnce in this connection.