The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-06-20
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from foreign Christians societies would be welcome.
In spite OF the lacness Of the announcement the re-
Spouse good,
From Holland came a message in part as follows. ny
means of Esperanto | able to talk and CORE
spond with Christian brothers and sisters in tancrent
lands. although am only simple farm laborcr From
England, Il ami Wesleyan minister hedged In by sick.
and and cannot take much part in KIND OF
meetings, but watch with great interest all Christian
work in the whole world especially that in my own
country and in the sister republic the sea From
Switzerland, 60" desire the greatest success for your
Christian Endeayor convention, but regret that tho
Christians, here AZ least. do not accept the help which
Esperanto would give to them" From bohemia AS
sincere friend of Christian Endeavor. send the most
cordial good wishes and desire great success for the
convention Spanard sent BIZ OF verse telling how
God has given a language, everywhere Comprchen-
sble by which We may make known the name OF Christ
the ends Of the earth school girl in Hungary sent
a picture Of an Esperanto group consisting OF fourteen
girls and their teacher. with the greetings Of all
Belgian that he planning make "A lecture
trip among the Y. NJ G AS of that country during tho
winter and would be glad TO have account
OF what was done al the Nebraska convention.
to incorporate in his lecture. There were other
repre- messages from Siberia Russia, Poland, Nor.
st. the way and Germany
semi. More cpoch,maltng than any of these, how.
ever was message Of greeting sent by order
to be Of the Christian conference already described
have AZ meeting at the time OF the world congress-
trans. at Antwerp
ortant Besides the exhibits there wcro two confer.
age OF the nature and advantages OF the lauguaEcs.
essing answered questions and dispensed literature.
S with There also n complete religious service.
hymns with hymns prayers and sermon--!n fact.
everything usually found In church service
among except the collection-hed In the city audi.
est In forum Sunday October 30 A full outline
ieayor of the order Of service printed in the
depart Cal program OF the convention In addition
n Feat The order of service printed IN Esperanto. in
society GLIDING tho text Of the hymns Of the creed.
q In Of She Lords Prayer and so forth WAS fur.
ADA nished each person who attended tho service.
rs pro- The same program printed entire in the
owen morning edition of both Of the citys daily
Is con papers.
dele Since that time regular Esperanto depart.
owen mcnt has been established by the officers Of
an En- the Nebraska Christian Endcayor union on n
lumber par with It's Junior. missionary Christian citl.
OF the zcnship and Other departments. These In.
Helen deavorcrs believe that Or Zamcnhof Is not
col. mistaken in the belief that a common language
crested Will beget common aims and common asplra.
II. tIOn, thus leading to universal peace and
three brotherhood and they believe that such n
state Of affairs will help bring on earth the
ace condition which Jesus OF Nazareth had In mind
reetins when he spoke OF the Kingdom of Heaven