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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25
oMuTA. At omuta there are

OMUTA. At Omuta there are
nine resident members at pre-
sent. This station has suffered
greatly from frequent change
of evangelists and removal of the
best members to other parts.
We are glad to report that, since
the summer, conditions are much
improved. Church attendance is
much better, and there are ten
Interested inquirers, asseven of
whom will be baptized in the
present month. Sunday School
has improved and the general
outlook is promising. Mr.. Sire
walt or Mr.. Hepner has gone to
Omuta from Kumamoto every
Sunday evening to teach spe-
cial classes at the chapel and
local hospital.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25
6n Toralemmtlie.

5or en- 2io iioen ifreu en- grGite.
brooer til mig. at ieg | init Refe.
rat til 9oniferen ira Soma areos'
aarsmsoe iioite Gfteroar bauoe for.
CLIENT at anfere en- oigtig 9eitem.
melie, Tom areosmeoet bnUOe Oeo.
taget. 9eitemmelien lpoer ioaleoes
Soma areos benitiIler til Gam.
funoets aarsmsoes Operneielie, ON
oct life er pao 9ioe, Of pi / Gam.
funoet faar oprettet eto Gburcb er.
tention 5ono2~
9oa Soma areos' 9egne.
6rits anoeren, Get.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25
gaar Oeruoe.

3nao uptter oct, ieg herer,
bbno ngtter Oct, iee fer,
ON life / nit 9ierte
oct Ttore Itnoer Her.
Seq fer, at ale 9reer,
Der nDIig forte Itoo,
MI bnrer arsnne Shopper
| tnllss Opertloo.
Seq fer De glade 5ugle,
De flpber TO og TO
og letter iig og ipnger
| aitentimens Ho.
Seq bsrer 29rfens ErilIer;
Den iubler UNDER Gfp
men lea fon life bsre,
at Snngen er en- MI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25

Zen foreneoe norife Strife bar
ifslae officieae eeretninger 276,.
596 @eoIemmer. oeraf 165,906
fonfirmereoe Meolemmer. Cant
funoet bar 500 9rpiter, Der be-
tiener 1870 Menigbeoer. Saa bar
oct f04 8r9Iter. iom life b%etiener
Menig6eoer. "a af oisie unoer.
oiler oeo Samfunoets bsiere Sfo-
Ter, 10 befl9oer Samfnnosembeoer
20 ar6eioer / Wisiionen, og IA er
paa gmeritus. eaer Spgeliiten.
94f SfoIelprere unoeroiite fioite
aar ooer 45, 0 gern | Menig.
beos-S Sner 10000
gsrn isgte Senoagsifolcn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25

Sra g. 3. as Sfole / 9es
Mioines, Sa., i%frioer 5orltanoeren
galt. Ii. 8nuoien bl. a. / ~Dm'
nebirfe: rNu er ginteriRionens e.
IepfIof reiit, os tiIbaee bar Ri fnn
be nlpienoe 5olo", Dem, Der for-
bereoer iig til Br9Itegerningen ell
Ter 9qrerpirfiombeo, og iaa Dor
,bigb icbooI" afoelins. S alt 81.
Deb unotagelie af ct Bar Of oisie,
bliper De ale til I. SUM-. - Yaa
llngoomsifoIen os @pmnaitiffur-
Jus bar ialt u9ret 70, ino Sfolen
bar i aar p9ret beisgt Of 1875 Gle
Der. 5 af oisie bog fun poa bet IA
9oaes @pmnoitiffurius.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25
MINUTES OF THE FOURTH
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
No. 388 Shinyashiki Machi,
Kumamoto, Japan.
Tuesday. Nov. 4th, 1913.

Tuesday, Nov. 4th, 1913.
The Joint Conference Of Lu-
theran Missions assembled in
the parlor of the Mission Home
at 3ss Shinyashiki, Kumamoto,
at 300 p. NJ. The Rev. G. w.
Hepner led in the Confessional
Service, and in the order for the
morning service beginning at the
Introit. The opening sermon was
preached by the Rev. j. p. Mel
sen from the text: I'VE per-
suade men," written in ii Cor.
5: IL, and the Rev Frisby d..
Smith administered the Lords
Supper to the members of the
Conference.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25

@uitaf aoolf College, ct. Better,
Minn., tilbsrenoe ben ioenif-lutb-
erife aueuitano Spnooe, bapoe al
Son. 6. u. Smitb og s. 5. Sill
facet 2sfte ON $4,000 paa ben
9etingelie, at Somfunoet iamleoe
$4,000 beo Sioen oerof. Gen
81. Sebruar banoe man De $1f0,-
600 iu~bifriberet, men mnngleoe eno-
M $4,000, oe bet bar meo mo-
gen sgngitelie, man iaa paa oenne
mangIenoe Gum, iom man ifuloe
bope inoen /. Mai. Waen ioa PED
ct Wsoe ~fornplig Of Winnefota.
aonferencen blep man, efter at 5or-
mono Sobnion os Brof. Or. nbler
bapoe talt, itemt for OF gre ct 5or'
fog paa Steoet. 5ofultet forplig-
teoe fla til at siue $1,000, og Der
poo bleD andre peo at fomme frern
oa ifrep forffeniee GUNNER, inotil
man bar noaet 81, 900 oper Maalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25
STATIONS.

Tokyo: Beginning with Tokyo
in the North, we can say that
the work is in an encouraging
condition. A number of our
Lutheran people from Kyushu
are being spiritually cared for
and others too, notably young
men, are being instructed in the
Gospel. The combined chapel
and parsonage acts, at the same
time, as a students dormitory.
Some four or five young men
here find a safe home. The rule
Of the dormitory is that all stu
dents must attend the Chapel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25

3 Gan Srancisco, Cali err Der
en- engelit- Iutberif Weniebeo, iom
tiIberer Zen norife SDnooe", al
bpis SenoogsifoIe Der | o~2utberon
Serolo~ gibes fsIgenoe Statiitif:
z Mr-et 1918 bar oFrinitp
Church" / fin SsnoagsifoIe baft 20
2arere og 204 .9srn. MI 2arer.
ne er 6 Mmcrifonere, 5 tpife, 3
norffe, 3 oonffe, 8 no~rfffpenife.
Bernenes NotionaIitet er iom fsI-
ger: Mmerifonife 50, tpffe Al, ban.
tie 81. norife 90, tpif-amerifanife
f2, fpcnife fl, oanff-amerifanffe 6.
norif.amerifonffe 8, enaeIif.mneri.
3, ipenff.norffe A, ~tpff-fran.
re 4, fpenff-oanife 2, baiDoiifb-o.
merifonlfe 2, funobif-tpife 2, ffotif.
2, cnaeIif. fanabiife 2, tiff.
/, tpff-bonF /, etteeIif.bnnf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25

Rettelier: s artiflen a@atbiloo
0reoe~ / iioite Qr., ben imoo Slut-
ninaen al gfinit III itaar: Sun
bapoe at tro poa benoes Misiion .
Sfuloe itao: Sum banoe faaet lit
9nife opfpIot paa @rnno al fin
0iangel poo @nne til at foo BAN
til at tro paa benoes Nisiion. -
s afinit V: IS npite, gu bar
Ratbiloos @reoe" oip. 29s: :
iamme Ru bar Wotbiloa 8reoe
oip. 9napt boIobeis benne /
afinit VI itaor: p9ette fremifpno-
tie benoes ipecieIIe eone, ben umio.
oeIbare 6oreitiIline ON, bporIeoes
ban ifoI bebanoIe 9enoinoen@ Off.
9ps. boorIeoes man ifnI be-
banole 6orbrpoere % forlaoteS taf-
Ter. % benoes SeIotilIio bar bic
oen aennumoen. oin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25

Seq bill ion gerne lutte
% 6gre @rGsiet gro
ieg oil foa serne fange
en- Smiile p~aorglno 1ro.
% 8ooren itnnr oeruoe
% bnnter paa bper 7gr
% iea fan life eIemIne.
at ie9 bar bort oct fsr.
0oao nptter oet. ie1 bsrer.
bboo nptter oct, iee fer
ON life I nit 9ierte
oct inmmc Huber fer.
5iIieianus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25

5 gairfelig SamIer~ al %.
Rarts %ifriper q. o. bI. a.: IS ct
oelfenot gla0 iaa ie9 nplig ell Weo-
oelelie ON De firfeIige 5orbolo
8iborg Q. 3. Get par life noeen
lniteliq MeoOeleIie; ielo ON De fir.
feliae 6orboIo paa Den ggn alti0
bar opret forpirreoe, ipnes oct, Tom
ON ma BELT life Ifuloe ege girua.
ret. Get bar ma til @eniigt ira
Zen foreneOe airfe@s Sioe oeo at
ifrioe til Opferelie al en- M Sirfe
/ 9iborg".
8e. Der err fenot meo oct tirfelige
2lrbeios paa 8iboraeanen, oil life
inoremme. at .5orboloene poo Den
ean aItio bar npret iorDirreOe"
Sbem Der iaa bar begnnot % iioen
gget 9irparet Der. Del itnl Ri life
notale os. ON Der; 0iientIigbeoen
fan oaigebeI life aiiiae en- retiPr'
dig Com / ben Sag. 2nO Dem,
Ser Itoar / arbeioet. banole iaa.
le6es. at oe fan bare anioaret ouer
Tor baooe @uo og Nienneifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25
Sfal auinOem faa
Stemmfret / NebraIfa?

7ette Spsrgsmanl er M for fuIo
aloor lat pan Gogsoroenen i Dor
Stat. 5 IGngere 9io bnpoe Der
ppret iamIet llnoerifrifter paa en-
9etition ON at foreI9eae Stntens
0Rlgere Spsrgsmaalet til afgs-
relie neo Gfternnrsnalget, % ben
f4.os. bar man naaet ioa plot, at
man funoe fremlGgee Retitionen for
Statsiefretpren / 2ineoln. st To-
oalg of 2ninoer bar 8etitionen inc
/ Statsfapitoliet; mango af oisie
bar fommen fra Omaha 90 andre
GeIe of Stoten ior at oeltage / ben
ne Geremoni. en- ,moning picture"
Wano fotografereoe Brocesiionen %
bboo Der foregit inoe i aapitoliet.-
8%etitionen par unoerifreoen at Az.
523 8RIgere. benneo 5000 Here
emo De 10 PCT. at g9Ieerene, iom
9open fororer. = RogIe Counter,
naonIig Douglas og 2ancaiter, boD-
be langt flere Robne END oeres an.
Del UNDER Betitionen, og bet bsote
WangIen ira andre Counter, Tom
bar fommen tilfort. Wian Denter,
at ale Gountierne bill nnn De 10
pGt. fer T.. Suli, til bnilfeu Sio
Der pil bline forfeit meo at Jamie
llnoerifrifter. SO Counter bap0e
naoet oDer De 15pgt. ltnoeritriiter.
meoens Der / II min0re Counter
ingen llnoerifrifter bar idmIet; man
bonber Dog, at ogiaa oisie oil msoe
op meo oeres anoel fer 1. Suli.
Get er &omiteens gnife, at Ar-
beioet for at jamie llnoerifriiter
fol fortipttes I buert gountD inotiI
nqDnte 9ato.
Set er altida ian goot iom al
giort, Of Spsrgsmaolet ON 4pirl.
oerne ifal faa Ret til at itenime Der
| Rebroifa, bill bliDe foreIogt 8Gl-
eerne til afesrelie Deo G%fteroars.
nalget, oe oa maa enbner 10 faa op.
giort fin Wening, bnao ban ifal
femme = for eaer imoo.
Wan fer life olene. at arop ON
aninoernes Stemmeret relies iao at
iige oner aft / ben cipiIiiereoe Ser
Den, men De fIeite Steoer imsoefom,
mer MAI arnpet.
Wooiat peoblioer ben Sag oeiaa
at msoe betpoeIig -WooItqno.
5Dao Ri bar at iige til mulig BE.
iporelie at SpergsmaaIet, bill Ri be-
gpnoe meo ct nnoet Gpsrgsmaal,
nelnIig bette: Sporfor nGgter man
apinoen Stemmeret?
"a man / be melt cipiliiereoe
canoe | 8eroen inotsrte boIteltp-
re eaer fonititutionel 2egering,
bporfor orog man on @r9nien meo
Senipn til Stemmeret meI1em Wano
% Gbinoe?
Dan fog 10 eaers ct oobbelt Gen
i'm - AI6erserunie ener Wonos-
mooen5eo og faa O~plpsning.
Ru er bet en- fenot Sag, at
Grenge og pi1er poffer op peo Gil
ben at binan6en | famine &iem, be
gaar | Sfole fommen og iti6erer
prfentIig iornme eIementare og al
.,,o>, 9o0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25
vaom oper og bjelp os!"

oHoin opcr og b1Glp o."
9isie Orb or ct fort ,Snobegreb
al eiterfeIgenoe aMeooelelier~ ira
6GIlesmsoet, DER Tor Ell 1io iioen
boIoies aumnmoto. Sapoii, al bore
foreneoe Iutberife Niisiions.llo-
ienoinger ira gllniteo Spnoo
Soutb@ n@eneraI Council" og
Dor e%forenroe Oanife Strife"
Som ooer % biGlp osl
Scr aarbmnoreoer iioen leo oct.
re Naab ira europa Tor 9nliIus's
Gre.
Gar ban t~ingberenoe o%nerior &c.
iten2 Rel san aolso ben itrafs.
Sa1uiinoer al @enneifer lit criare
geIiianelien oerni. 8eliigneIien til
5aligbeo o1 national 8elppre blen
Reiultatet. Gctte. nioe b. err en-
aenosaernina.
0uao ifal hi aere peo oct fam.
me aaab Der opre ira bore arbei.
oerr / Sapnn2 Sfal ni I01ge oct
oene eaer set nabne Ere til Roa.
BET aaom oper o. bipIp osl"
9aobet omiatter ire Tina.
1. 9eoer pcoboloen0e Tor os.
:. Scao os iIere 0isoarbeiOerc.
,. Sfaf os riaeliaere Mioler.
0nao ifal Di aere heo bette ire.
oobbqlte Naob2 Snr Misiionsior.
bsnneu faoet en- central 8laos
port Gin? 5 pore esnfamre? 9eo
bore anongter on arna2 Ge0
pore @nosticneiter o. neo ale pore
8eocr2 Serit Ga blibcr 5orben.
uen = 'hoao Ocn eaentlia er Ell
5ooeofoftor / Misiionsorbeioet.
agre Snmhmosuemer lao 0cn
faa oenne eeuiraIr 9'Ia0s bcIe uor.
ein. 0uoo meo arbeioere2 aan
pi fife mart icnoe eli arbsi0cr
mere til Sapan2 fommc pors
9reore til llnoiainina nle0 iriif,
araftcr? Get aiUrr ocu. iom or
Der. mt Moo % Snab / @ernlugen-
81 bpao meo Miolcr2 Suor
bar @errcn ueliianet port itorr noc
| SiemInno / DC iioite 10 4 Is Mar
Stan ni life mart ale enielte Iofnle
Meniabeoer fonme irem paa oct
Staoe. at ri mleo 9aulns betragier
os ion allies Sfplonere2@ vi roier
os af 9auIi Care. Stare, bar ri
9auIi Siho2 4
% enOelig. fare embeosbrsorel
lno Misiionen Seoninaemisiio.
mems itore gag inn en- Qlaos / nlC
pore Erpoifener thi Der er life en-
5efit noen Der er Mission | Den.
@eroensmisiionen enar iom ell
reo 3rnao eennem belle Dor gi6eI.
aun ct Yar Waaneoer igen, iao
bar ni bort Aorsmsoe. buor IRIS.
iionen - Siemme. OF 9oremisiio'
nen er ct at Soueoemnerne; ie, lao
os mn I BET interchangeable Tbs
RIM ~ DeoboIoenoe beoe for oenne
itore Gag os inmtale ON, bbno hi
muligois fan esre for ben. 90 ian
forgIem life. fore embeosbrsOre,
peo giben 9ejIisbeo at optage ct -
30 isiionsoffer iii nor Sa-
permission. 9enne Misiion 9rGn.
ger til melt for n9rbnrenoe.. Ser
meo opre 3nobet nnrnit logt ben
til bore Sjerter:
Rom ober og bjplp osi
o.. 9. Gbriftianen.
&c onenn9onte oWeooeleIier"
feIaer Der / OriainnIfproqet:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25

Ger er inaleoes peo ben 3io, De
blioer bofsne. | Acknowledged life
itor 5orifel poa De manoIige og De
foinoeIige gIebers S~ntelieens, Be
aabeIie og 9anneIie.
Raa bette Omraaoe fan 8rlin-
Den I'll at bragg @rnnien Tor Stem-
meret melIem Mano og aoinoe alt
iaa life finoes, on Brnnien elers i
fine @runotr9f ornges efter Wo.
oenbeo og Splpsnina.
@runoen maa altiaa isges paa
andre Omrnaoer eler / anOre 6or.
boIo.
Get forboloer iig gonife Oiit iaa-
leoes, at Manoen og aoinoen al
Ratnren er forifeai9 onlagt; me-
oens 1nnoen bar i'm 2iosgerning
iortrinsois uoe / oct offentlige Siu,
bar apinoen fin 9iosgernine / Siem-
met og inoe / Suiet. 9ette ifnl it.
fe ooeries.
Get ital heller life operies, at
Den gifte @anO er 5omiIiens OOer.
boneo % / IlminoeligbeO oens RE
p%reientant. ollie en- 5nmilies Yfeo'
lemmer bprer hans 4aon.
5 oisie 5orbolo moa @runOen
ieges til. at man bar ora9et @rGnien
Tor Stemmcret melem Niano %
aninoe; men ~begrnnoer oisie 6or-
bolo en- iaaoon @rGnie2
81 mener mel / boert Sab life
for aaes geofommenoe.
5or oct ierite ma bemprfes, at
oct life er ale buerfen 0tGno eler
a0inoer, Der er ait. manoen bar
Stemmeret noen at Dpre 0perbopeo
for Ell 5amilie. % Der or aoinOer.
lem orioer ielpitanoig 2ioserbperu
% betaler Sfat / 9igbeo meo MGlO.
: iliac 5iIiGIoe asr ouennGunte
Senipn iig altiaa life g%aloenoe.
d Tor eiite aninoers @eotom.
men0e mao oct 1qboes. at apiu
Den. iom er Siemmets irrIige Re
p~rrientant, er lise iaa berettiget til
en- Stemme ansaoen6e SamimOets
Stnrelie, iom Wanoen. Der nGrmeit
reproienterer Oct oifentli8e Sip.
Sienmet er S%amfnnoets ierite
% iornemfte Snititution, % De ftp
renoe ber ifGnfe Siemmet ct so.
p%eobenipn. 2ufteIiae Siem lag
ger grumoen til ct lDffeIigt Gam
fnnoslib.
enonu ct Bar 9anfer.
Nanoen og apinoen er life
ielo life / 9egteifab - I ale Sen.
ieenoer ect.
9aaoe ooer Tor @no % ouer Tor
Staien maa DC ioare bber Tor fla.
Sflloe De ga life BABE lige Ret
til at beitcmme De 2one. bpor UNDER
ben enc ina bel Tom ben anoen ifaI
bsie iig2
81 noier life, bporior life.
% ri tror life, iom nogIe uotaIer
5rpat for, at Stemmeret og 8aIg.
barbeo bill iorrDffe apinoens Stil.
ling | Samfunoet. Get nil bere I'll
llnotagelier. at bun isger oifentIige
Gmbeoer.
d laa til Slut Stemmeret
meoisrer anipor. Zen. Der beitan.
Dig bar anIeoniug til at pplte an.
loaret % SfpIoen for alt bet f%orfer'
te ooer paa andre. friites let oertiI
@io apinoen Stemmeret, % bun
nil fsle, at bun bar i'm Del al VIM
iparet for gnIeenes llofaIo paa fine
Sfulore.
81 er fort iogt inoe for, at Oi
biier apinoen og Siemmet ben ag.
teIIe II gioe aoinoen Stemmeret,
og at ri Iaoer apinoen .fna Gel.
Iigbeo til at bore aniUor iantmen
meo Ranoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25

Ger ifal uGre ell glgoelig SepG.
aelie / @ang blanot oanneoe Seoer
/ Ruslano. g~epoaelien gaar rn-
Der Qapuet n@ooieefers@ (@uoie.
acre.. Ge granifer bet Ape Eeita-
mente meo 9lloor oe nprer itor Be
unoring Tor Seius al 3a3aretb iom
en- mageIss itor 9rofet. De HGr-
mer fla mere og mere bet Yuntt /
BAN at iinoe Ssraels 9iesiias.
Zen ieoiife Tresie agr 9tar 40 BE.
pGgelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25
FIRST SESSION.
Tuesday Evening"

The President called the house
to order at eight o'clock, and the
Rev. Edward T. Horn, Jr. led in
prayer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-25
The Rev. DIR. c. L. Brown read
the following:
REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT.

REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT.
In making this report before
the Joint Conference my first
feeling is that of one addressing
men who have been hard pres
sed in the battle and who have
returned for mutual counsel, not
defeated but terribly broken in
the ranks.
The sudden return home
through i'll health of two families
and temporarily of a third fami-
ly, for other reasons, leaves a
gap which it is difficult for those
remaining to fill, even for a
season.
And, while they are not mem
bers of this Conference, | feel
that in this connection mention
should be made also Of the trials
of II japanese workers.
Two theological students lay
smitten for weeks with danger
GUS Diseases. A third has been
in the hospital for a year and
only now seems to have good
hope Of recovery. The others,
at one time, were so broken in
nerve. that the Seminary had to
be closed for a few weeks.
One pastor and his wife were
given leave of absence for three
months that they might regain
some measure of health. Another
was stricken with fever for a
part Of the summer.
One worker had to be dismiss
ed because of unfitness, and
still another must be suspended
for a more serious cause. When
we remember the mere handful
of men with whom we must la
Dor. We are tempted to exclaim
that an overwhelming calamity
has befallen us in the present
year.
Yet We are far from ~uttering
such an exclamation. We know
too well that where God is our
weakness may easily count for
strength. The theological stu
dents have recovered and appear
to be physically stronger; and
know by their own .confes-
rms tat some of them have
e1 greatly benefited spiritu-
ally.
The broken pastor returns to
his work with assurances of the
congregation s affection such as
! otherwise could not have been
known. The dismissal of an
inefficient worker has acted, we
believe. as a spur to others and
| the suspension of another will
emphasize Il point in Christian
life that needs to be more care
fully needed by many.
There are also other encour-
aging facts. The Rev. Frisby
ID. Smith has returned to Japan
with his family and resumed his
work in Tokyo. Mrs. l.. S. G.,
Miller, after one of the most
dangerous and difficult opera
tions in the history of the Bat
tie Creek Sanitarium, is just
now leaving that institution APP
parently well. This happy re-
suit gives ms a sure hope that
we may claim Rev. Miller and
his family again by the time that
this Conference meets again next
autumn. We would that a SINH
lar report could be made con-
corning Mrs. c.. X. Lippard. For,
though she and DR.. Lippard have
reached Chicago in safety and
are already settled in their home
on Willow Avenue, we must
await with faith and hope the
effects of the surgeons knife.
The United Synod Board has
called to japan two single lady
workers, Miss Bowers and Miss
Akard. These young ladies have
accepted the Board s call and
should arrive in Japan in the
summer or fall of next year.
One of the ladies will make a
speciality of kindergarten work
for which she is well trained,
and the other will likely give
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Mar Leserne henvender sig til Folk,
som averterer j Bladet, enten for at
ssbe hos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
ON det averterede. bedes de altid ON
tale. at de saa Avertissementet ! dette
Rlad. Det vii vare I'll gensidig Ststte-
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I. irff I. rneeIif 1. finif (ritsio-
amerifanif) 1. % 9ationnIiteter
repraienteret / cen Ssnaogsifolel
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e medical students, and seems
encouraged over the prospects
for work among them. lie seems
to be active and is doing as well
as a be expected under the
trying conditions of work in To
kyo.
SAGA: We would like to give
the entire report of DIR. Lippard
as it is interesting and sugges-
tive. but we shall have to be con-
tent with only a summary. The
report is jubilant throughout and
indicates that a great deal of
good hard work is being done
with encouraging results. The
points which he mentions may
be summed up as follows:
Peace and good will among
the workers and unusual fervor
among the Christians.
"A regular attendance of
thirty on Sunday and fifteen at
prayer meeting. Baptism of
twelve persons during the year
Every member canvass for
church funds and a greater EN-
phasis laid on Christian giving.
3-fhe good results Of kinder
garden work, being all that
was ever claimed for that form
of effort. Number of pupils in
Saga kindergarten, forty enrol
led, thirty in attendance.
4-Constant improvement in
Sunday School. Enrolment at
Chapel one hundred. regular at
tendance sixty. Attendance at
Kommeya Mach Chapel less
regular with enrolment Of about
one hundred. Preaching service
well attended.
5-Evangelist appointed spiri-
tual adviser for the post office.
Lectures to about sixty employ
ees every month.
1.-TWO physicians living near
Saga have offered their homes
for services and have asked that
preaching be begun. These re-
quests have been responded to
once or twice each month. In
Ogi, near Saga, a new kinder
garten building is just being
completed, enabling the teachers
to increase the lumber of chill
dren to fifty. This building with
land cost Yen 100000. The en-
tire village is friendly to this
work. Ogi is now an example
Of prosperous country eyeangeli-
cation. The Missionary holds ser
vice there twice per month. At
tendance at service ten to TWEEN
~. Sunday School fifty. There
is "A Bible Class for middle
School students. One has applied
for baptism. He will be the only
Christian in the school. The
Missionary also lectures once
per month to about fifty men
belonging TO a certain manufac-
turing company.
In the Mission Home at Sa-
ga, an English Club and a cir
cnlating library have done good
work, bringing at least four
persons into the Church.
HAKATA: We believe that
Hakata and the outlying dis
tricts towards Moi is n of the
most important sections in all
Kyushu. 1t is the business section
of the Island and is undergoing
phenomenal development. There
is every reason why strong eff
fort should be made TO occupy
large sections Of this general
district.
Unfortunately, Hakata is I'M
dermanned. The resident missio-
nary is ON furlough with no one
to take his place, and the assis-
tant japanese must be suspended
form the ministry. This leaves
only our most aged evangelist
almost past his days Of useful
ness in direct charge of the
work. We believe that at least
three new men should be located
one each in Moi, lIakata, and
the intervening district. In the
meantime, much good work is
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regelmnssigt. bedes man klage til det
stedlige Postkontor. sknlde dette ike
hjalpe, bedes man henvende sig til
..Danskeren's Kontor.
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Mount Vernon signal., 1914-02-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE

ROCKCASrLE CIRCUIT COURT
The Bank OF Mt Vernon Plff
VS)Commissioner'sS Sale
G Fl Rice & c G Bowman,
Admr of H w Bowman, Defts
BY virtue of a Judgment and order of
sale of the Rockcastle Circuit Court
rendered at its January Term, 1914
thereof in the above styled cause will
offer fer sale to the highest and best
bidder, at public auction. on the 2sth
day of February 1914, between the
hours of O'Clock m and O'Clock p
m, the following described property:
One steam saw mill, engine and boiler
and all the appurtenances to the same be-
longing
Thus sale will be made where the
property is now located, it being on the
lands of Jerome Cox on the head waters
of the Long Branch. in Rockcastle
County, Ky,
Sale will be made on a credit of three
months bearing interest from date OF
sale until paid and having the force and
effect of judgment Bidders must be
prepared to comply with these terms
G S SGRIFFIN,
Master Commissioners of the R G c