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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
Mls HarlebnS fDnSs
Wladjt Vnnbesridter Smlian u. 1iaa
BEN Gunege Of Wiuiie $500
gum WeideHf.

9unbtsridier Sulian %. Wad Don
GbieasO. btFen Wiege bstanntlih III
Cincinnati seitanSsn bat unb Der IN
ieinsn juns.n Sdbr.n gu ben3Oglingen
bss gples. Of Wuiie ssbOrte. Pat an'
ldbli6 ieinss 80. Wiegenisfiss, eas
er Dor tpenisen losen besins, BEN
College cine bodpilltommsne Sdtu'
lung bon $500 semaht uno 5lpar 5a
gbrsn fsinss psriiorbenen 9ruotrs
5enrp ID. Wad, Der I'm 5anuar porI'
gen Sabrss aus bem 9sxn idieb.
Sn BEN Shrsiben an 6<rrn u. 3.
GantDOort. ben GefddftsfIbrsr bts
College OF Muiic, benz Der Qbed iibsr
$500 beilae beitimmte Ri4tsr Dad,
bab bieie Summe als Ddrlehnsfonos
Dsrtpenbtt ipsrbtn iolie, I'm btbGrfiis
gen, tpiirbissn 35sIinsen Der anitalt
Ddrl.ben gu ssipdbren, bic nit bier
pro,ent Der3init uub innsrbalb Don
5ebn Sahren suriidbeoablt ipsrbsn
miiEten.
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mpdt baben, bieitlbsn @Oltsfrsibeiten.
tpt iie ale anberen eipilifirtsn Taiios
nen senisben, NIT miIitdriider Serrr
ihaft au btrsinen.
Wenn nun Sipift ansefidts foIher
Lbatfaden ou bsm ShIub selanst,
bab Mmeritdner obne preissabe ibrsr
politiiden Jbeals nit ben DeutiNen
in biefem 1nnbe nidt iibereinittmlnen
t0nnen, 10 babsn mir erpieitn, bdfj
beutits poIitiT6e Sbeals BON ameritas
niiden ni9t beridieben iinb, fetntr,
pab bic DeutfGen gar nidt bic 4bfhi
baben, bic beutIdsn ginrihtunsen mad
bieIsm 2anbe Bis aui bas lebte 1iipfels
den gu perpflan5en. Die Oeuti9en in
Nmerita molten ebenIo ipenie sinsn
aaiTer, tpie emit. Dos iis erItreoen,
beitsbt barin, bab bic fir amerita &c
e.sneten beutften Ginrihtunsen in
bieiem aanbe Ginsans finben. senau
10, ipie isbes arbere Ganb bieienisen
einridtunssn frsmper RotiOnen an.
nimmt, bic fetner Woblfabrt bienlif
ideinen. Oamit III feline S6rift als
Elm aib.lI auf bas Deutfdtbum In
Imerita gebranbmartt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21

9ie Hep gprter aaufmannt
I9aft lit in GROCER grregrns iiber oi
Ibparse liite, bic gnglano perDffent.
li6t bat. Die Qlniidt paltet oor, bal
nod cine sanse Insabl anoerer 1ir'
men, bic nidt psr6ffentli4t puroeH
Don gnslanb nit Dem gann beIeg
porben limb, bab iie tsinen iiberieei'
ibeu Sanbel betreiben tOnnen. Sieiel
8erbaht tann als cine ubfolute Sc
lpibbeit betra9tet perben, Denn gus'
lamb bat ben eanSen amerituniI4er
4uBeHbaubel auf bic idtpar5e Cite se'
iteGt unb Der 3iped lit thar genug 81
eriebsn. Ieier 9enerals&oniul in
Gonoon bat beritotet, bab ameritant'de
Waaren bic auf Der leberfabrt mad
neutralen 2Gnbern setapert tperpen,
pOn aonbon aus an bic neutralen 2dns
Der pertauft iperben. Der Nau III
alfo. oem eneliidsn 8olte ben 9rofit
aus benz Seebanbel 5u3ufiibren LIMB
i'm unisrem 2anbs Su entSisben. @enn
aaffee, pie in Der 8erfdmmlung Der
Rep gorter aaufleute mitsetbeih NOR.
ben lit, Don graiilien mad glstp g)pr,
aeihidt piro, iUnfissiren i'm bic Gns.
lanbr ober gsitatten ben braiilianifdhen
S6iffen, bic i'm transportireu, ni9t,
aoblen auf snelifhen geiiBuneen eins
sunsbmen. Wdrum gsfdisbt bas9
I'm ben amerituniifen Saffeebanpel
BON Rep gort nad Gr9ldnb ab5ulsns
Ten. Gs 1T alio 70 pfTenbar, pis Ct,
pds In Der Weft nur iein lam, bGb
gnalanp einen gepalttbatig.n, rid
iidtslpien ariea ssaen ben See6anbsf
Der Ser. Stuatsn fiibrt ME in sen
5aasn Don W1ibington Biz Mabiion.
Nutiirlth bsrlanaen bic Nep nprfer
Saufleuts jest 6ilfs pom prdiibe7ten.
sic tDnnten iid e6enio gut an Sir
Gopurb Grep member.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21

gebliebsn iinb. Wsiisr mad Neiltn
besrsn3i bic liable unb nit srauer
Rau1fdpabtn bef.si. 5obe bes GOo'
ten Nannss ben Bid. Wir iteigsn IN
bic Wrdhn unb pirihen uns ofIih
Don bem Gumierss Walb auf ben
aamm bes 5oben Ganfsriidens.
@orii9tis luse i'd bon ba in Oas
BON Geusrn iiterfsete aanb. Oa unlen
Dor mir in Der 1iefe liegi Gumisrss
Gumierss. Gin dufseipiiblter, idli'
erauer, enii.bsnsuOasr Jled. aus BEN
elm paar mdnnsbobe sadtge Wausrs
trimmer ras.H. Rein sinaises 6aas
mtbr, ui6ts mebr, bas an bas Corf
BON einit gemabnte. -
Gumieresg Gnn,ieres III ausss!ils.
unb forismonmen. Das graniam
barte Wori aus lang periunfenen
arissen Der @ersansenbeit itsbi nit
eriHiitiernbsr Bilbbafiigteii Dor mir
auf: rGs 1T bsm GrbbOben sIsid s.'
mdht!!@
Rein --unb ipisber nsin. Dsnn
Der beilise 8Oben bieier Grbe IL hsrrs
LID ib0n - unb bider IebIos srdue
Sled nit fsinen piblenben Granui.
einfdIdgen. NIT ben oufbompftnoen
9redipofien. III unter bem Slang. Der
Ieudtenb.n Griiblinssionne Elm Tlal
bes, enifebens ielbfi!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21

DAB bic 8eipeaung 9eJell
bic beutIden arsiie, ipelcbe cine bis ms
llnenblids gsbenbs 4nnerion perlans
gen, pom aaiisr seleitet pirp. sebt
baraus berppr, bab an ibrer Spite ein
generals 9lbiutant bes aaiiers itebt.
Die Geinbe. bic benz aaifer segeniibers
iteben ,inb Don altersber beiannt. Us
limb bic INSTRUMENTATION, bic jeine
.yolitit fir gu liberal balteu unb be-
fiirhten, Dab er cine ausbebnuns bss
Stirmre6ts in preuben suseiteben
pirb. Sa Iie ben aaiier niht itiir5eu
tonnen, polen iie ben aanSler Beth
mann>Solpes aus bem Wese rdumcn.
rpie lie bas nit alien adn5lern. icgar
nit Billion, setban baben, ben lie duf
slei6e Stufe nit ben So3ialiiten f.sls
ten. Die dnbersu @egner iino bic
National 2iberalen, pelhe bic beu!i DE
S9perzS zSnbuitrie beberridsn unc
bur9 fpeitsebenbits annerion ibr Weos
n0polsgebiet ausoehnen molten. DAB
Der arieg burh Die 5orberungen, Die
iie itellen, in bic peitsite 5erne binduss
ssrildt piiroe. lit ibnen slei4eiltis. 9ia9
ibrer @uffaHuns tdmpft bas beutft1e
Bolt ni6t fir iein 9aterlanD. ionbsrli
fir bic 8pbens uno bic 5inan5 Sariito.
tratie. Wir fiiraten iebod niat, oab
iie nit ibren 4bii6ten burhorinstn
iperbsn. Der aaiIer pirp audi bic IN
ueren Seinbe 81 paaren treiben. Weit
oapon, Elm 9ertreter Der 8oItsregies
rung gu Iein, bat er bod elm griinos
li9es unb ipmpathii6es 9eritdnOnlb
fir bic 8sbiirfniNs bes 9oItes unt
fpirb biefes ni6t ben Qriitotraten Sum
Spfer brinsen.
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Wie aus DufbingtOn ge.

Wis aus BafbingtOn ges
melbst piro, bat oas Stdatsbeparte.
ment betrsffs Der .8eutI6ianb" Elm
neues @0Itsrredt aussebstt. Die
.Seutf4lano" 1T, pie ansrtannt ioorz
ben. Elm frieoli6ss 9unDelsidtff. Dem;
na6 pGre cine 3eritDrung oerie!ben
ubne DorberiseH 4nruf unb Dur4iu~
dung cine misunderstanding Sanc.
lung, tpis unisre Rsgierung bag ia &C..
geniiber Deutidlanb als priH5ip auf..
gefteGt bat. aber ba Elm G6iff. tas
nHtertauat, nitt angerufen unb
burhiuht perben tann, 10 bat uniers
;Regisrung bic Sade fsin bifferen3irt.
Wenn elm Shtff untertauht, 10 III oas
Elm gepeis. bab ss eHtfliebsn nil unb
baHn fam es ubne Weitsres serft0rt
tperoen. llHseisBli9 iei bic 3erft0rung
nur OanH, tpenH Der angriff obne Qns
ruf unb Dur4iuduHg erfolgt, 10 lunqe
bas llnterieebuot iid iiber Waifer be-
finbet. Rad biefsr auffaHung lpdre
es elm 0erbrehen, tpenn Elm Sanpeiss
f6iff fid por einem 5einbe gu Der6ere
gen fu6t. Wit dnosren @orten, es ift
tpieber eire neus Regsl au @unfen Der
@ltirtsu aufseiteG porbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
grGitoenta aft bsmib

gr Bra itoent9 a 1T bsmii6t
ii9 in bO6it anausrteunsnbsr Weiie,
bic fir oas Rutbe arsu5 in SsutI6=
lamb seiammelten 9oipitalbebiirIri'ie
burtbiu gu bringen uno er 1T isbr ers
bittert, OaB gHgluno oisie ssnbungen
ni6t burdlaTeu nil. Gr piu jsyt an
ben sngliiben StaatsietretGr i6reibsn,
bab psnn SoipitalbeoiirfniiIe nitr
Ha9 Deuti9lano tommen biirfen, man
uu9 iol6e fir GnslanD oorentbalien
t0unte. Dieiem gemiiben 1T Ieibsr Der
Wiberfolg OoruusauIaseu. Die GRgz
ldnber fii6ren bic Sumanitdt nur i'm
WuHbe. Gr t6nnts iif jsst nod an
ben prdiioenten penoen, aber biei'r lit
AUDI in oieier 9inIibt, fpis in oielsn
aHeeren Dingsn Elm Gngldnoer. grTolg
lam Gr<prdiibent Soft pieGei6t baz
ben, fpenn er bic 4ufmertiamteit bes
ameritauiften 9olte5 auf bic 8arba>
rel Der gngIdnper unb auf bas 8erz
halten oss prditbenten lentt.
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Sreitas, ben q. 5nli 1916.

Graf &arolni, Der Jrieesn
nit ben aliirten, pbns bic 3uItims
qluna Oeitsrrei6s uno Der anbsrsr
beutfhen @erbiinbeten, berbeifibrer
ipia unb bic unsariide gtatipn hadu
aufitahelt, 1T BON aItersber Elm Re;hss
fsirb, Der Mann ioats fir bic Odasr
beg &rieses uuf bic Jeituns sei1itt
iperben. sgsititebenb 1T auf ieosn 5al,
bab aarolpi ni4t Die 9eiinnuns Der
unaarii6sn Ration reprdientirt, bic
NIT sopesmutb sesen bic aoladens
Resisruns, bic er bsrbeifiibren lpiu,
tdupft.
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Wie au erparten fdno
bsutet bic SorpsHreife ben Iufruf beg
beuti6en @eneralitabs an oas Bolt,
itd ourd bic SffeniiDe Der gnss
lGnber ni4t sini6udtsru gu luTsn,
griinoli6 aus. IS nirD bargsiteli,
bab bas Deuti9e 9plt ben Mlutb Dsrs
loren babe unb itiirmiih 5rieben osrs
lunee. Die llriaae 1T uHoerer art.
Gie peutIae Regisrung seitottet, i'm
geseuias gu ben aliirten, bic 8erbreis
tIng Der Siegesnatri4ten Der Hes;
tersn, taun aber aus militdriidsn
Sriinoen iid auf Ginaelbeiten, Delhs
bic 2iieenberi4te piberleeen nidt eius
lahen, geihpeise Dem 9Olts iasen,
mas in @orbereitung 1T, um ben
Sturm ab5ui6laseR. Oarna9 bslduft
ii4 Der gufruf. penn sr iiberbaupt err
folgt lit, auf sine grmabHuns an Sas
neuti6e Bolt Der Seeresleitung Das
bisberies 9ertraueH gu beDabren.
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Che 9rIaabnik ki@eine.

lRssinaIS R. Gable, %. SOhnatopn,
4 ptnuiplDauitn.
l9aset 8. @ebsr, q, Carthage.
y3aeob SabsrtbaIsr. 20, 41ss Spring
( 0rope ape.
tanua 3. @spsr. 2s, 42l6 b,ssl.
IWtotbias s4ira, 35. 2OO8 Central
1 Mptnut.
iGlis0tsib eeii. "a 1857 T,ap str.
J5obn 3. Bonbam, 80. Glspts, ..
lGbitb R. Dap 20s bsasI.
laObn :. 4urts. q, 414l M9ltls 81.
lwtdune 9. parbam. 21, 80oe Cole,
rain Mpt.
ySames q. grOOss. 81. 81 Carlisle
Npenir.
ksIk Nrsispe 2eeseset;
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Oas Rem 9orter gurear
fir 2ebensbaltuue bat feitgeiiriii, Dat
in Iener Staot pas ggiiten5 =WliRlmum
fir cine 5amilie DON flint periOHen
S45 Dollars bas Sabr 1T. Sas madt
45 Gents pro &Opf per Gag. I'm:
slaubli9, ME bas tIinseu mag, faler
bic Nep gOrter aOrp>3eitunsen ibel
has Bureau Der uno iiberihiitteH es
nit SObn unb nit gurtpiirTsn, neil es
bic gegebrIi9teit Der arbsiter anrei}t
9as perni6tenbes arsument iteaen ile
bin, bab bic 2lrbeiter BIG jest nit me-
niger ausgetpmmen limb, oemndd Gin
2obn 3ur angsfiibrteH S0bs lebislidl
CUR geri4penouns fiibrsn piiroe. nnD
hann ipunbert man iid, oab bic amerls
tuniiben arbetter unSufrieoen iino.
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slnfrni aa bas eeutidt5nm !

lie ErGFbenten unb Seiretdre Der
bentidlen gereine, iOiuie ale GrennDc
Der oemtihen SaHe, finb erfudf, nd
lente, ssreitaa, absub nm adt
llbr in ber Central Snrnha1e ein3u.
iiaben, um cine ipid)tise anseleaen.
leit, bas 7enfdtbnm betreffenb, 5u
beipreheH.
AdtuRgspoa
Gas yarger aummiftee.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-29
LOOKING GLASS PRAIRIE.

Nov. 81, 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sellman were
Mabel callers Wednesday.
VIII Stoskopf, Rob. Tillapaugh,
VIM. Feltis and George Foltz attend
ed the Taeger sale Wednesday.
Lloyd Richert was a caller at the
VIM. Feltis home Thursday morning.
VIM. and Roy Feltis called at the
Frank McCaffery farm Thursday Oh
business
Alfred Anderson is helping Roy
Feltis husk corn this week.
Mr.. Johnson of Mabel repaired the
windmill at VIM. Feltis's Monday.
Leland Coy is hauling lumber from
Mabel this week.
VIII Stoskopf assisted Nick Rich
ert haul hogs to Mabel Tuesday.
Charlie Sellmar was a caller at the
VIM. Feltis home Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Hilleman, and Mr.. John
Harter of DEBORAH went to La Crosse,
Wis, Monday and returned home
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sellman were
DEBORAH callers Saturday.
Ed. Griswold from Hesper was a
business caller at the VIM. Feltis
home Saturday morning.
Mrs. Bertha Kenyon and children
are visiting at the Nick Richert home
at this writing.
VIM. Hilleman was DEBORAH cal
Ter Saturday.
Miss Cora Broghammer commenc-
ed her winter term of school at Lo-
Gust Monday, Nov. goth.
Misses Irene Murdoch and Lizzie
Coy visited school in district No. 4
Monday.
Ole and Johnny Anderson were
Hesper callers Saturday.
Those who sawed wood in district
No. 4, Friday, were Willard and viii
Feltis, Albert Van Vliet, Fred elise
and the Kenny hcys.
Fred Darlington and Dewey Col
berg assisted Lawrence Iverson shred
corn Thursday.
p. 0. Goldberg was Mabel caller
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harter of Decor
ah, spent few lays at the Will Hille
man home this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Philip Youn.
a baby girl. Congratulations.
Ina Goldberg was a Hesper caller
the 23rd.
John McMillen was a DEBORAH cal
Ter Saturday.
Henry and Lila Hilleman were cal
lers at the Albert Van Vliet HON,
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Feltis and fam
lily visited at the Will Hilleman HON,
Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-29
FREEPORT

Nov. 20, 1916.
Miss Hagar Delaney is the guest
of friends on Clay Hill at the present
writing.
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding of Cornelia Sorenson and Alfred
Rosendahl, at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Caroline Sor-
enson near here next Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Youngblood of DEBORAH
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Hendrickson.
visited friends here a few days the
past week.
There will be an oyster supper at
the Woman hall Friday evening for
the benefit of the church. Ten cent
lunches will also be served. All are
invited
Beatrice SweitZer concluded her
visit with friends here and returned
to her home in Lanark, H., the
first Of the week.
Myrtle Hallman spent a few days
last week at the Delaney home in
DEBORAH.
Miss Hurdler concluded two
weeks visit with friends here and
left Thursday for Minneapolis,
where she expects to spend the win
ter.
There will be services here next
Sunday at $3.50 p. m. Rev. Challis,
pastor of the largest rural church in
Iowa will speak upon the subject,
The Rural Church" The farmers
of the community are urged to at
tend.
Mrs. Skinner came down from
Minneapolis last week and will
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. G.. Blaire.
Paul Daughenbau of Cresco, spent
Monday night at the Dickinson
home.
Eva Stohr OF DEBORAH, was a week
end visitor with her mother, Mrs.
.. w. Deremo.
III. Billiard and son of Ossian were
Sunday visitors in this vicinity.
Mrs. o. II. Stevens was called from
CrescO the first of last week by the
serious illness Of her mother, Mrs.
w. Dickinson. She returned to her
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-29
CHRISTIAN
STEWARDSHIP
Continued from first page.)

day morning, spending the time in
prayer and meditation for the mis-
sionaries and the heather.
God is depending on us. Much Of
what we shall do, shall not be seen
or heard down here, but the Celestial
Bookkeeper is keeping an exact ac-
count. Shall we not double our dill
gence? Shall we not give our time
and money?
If the church would give as God
would have her, and as He has
taught in His Word, we would not
see the spiritual poverty of the
church announced in colored chalks
on bulletin boards in front of the
meeting house, chicken pie suppers,
rummage sales, box socials. Neither
would we have camp meetings with
their Sunday gate fees, but God
would be honored, the windows of
Heaven opened, and the uncontain-
able blessing would be ours. Then
would the church give as much for
the work abroad, as it does for its
own local work. We have so call
| ed Christian churches in this land
giving more money for music, paid
choirs, than they give for missions
The church giving a 1.-THE, and prais-
ing God with free will offerings
would be a spiritual church indeed
when the mourners bench would be
needed for inquiring penitents, and
where the shouts Of newborn souls
would make Heaven rejoice again
and again. Because tithes are with
held, churches today are suffering
Spiritual drought, and decline
Treasures are empty, missionary
appropriations are decreased, manN
ministers are distressed financially
the missionary fields are neglected
the work burdened, and the needy
and perishing are entering eter-
nifty without the Gospel.
Bishop Selywn often quoted thai
familiar motto of John Wesleys
Save all you can and give all you
save" And he did not think that
charity began until after a 1.-THE had
been paid to God. Whatever your
income" he wrote his son, "remem.
Der only nine tenths is at your dis
posal."
Once in a lively prayer meeting
the preacher in charge of it prayed
oh Lord, help us all to trust Thee
with our whole souls" and a hun.
ored voices shouted Amen and Lord
grant it. Encouraged by such sym
pathy, he went on to pray, "Oh Lord
help us to all trust Thee with our
bodies, and again they cried, Amen
as heartily as before. Now the ex-
allied sense of conservation rose to
Its height and he Drayed again ooh
help us to trust Thee with our mo-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-29
MEREDITH SPENT $36,357.
G. o. Il. State Board Says 1t Spen,
$25,O12, While Democratic
Side Files $26,511.

E. T. Meredith, democratic can
didate for governor, spent $36,357
while his opponent w. l.. Harding,
republican candidate, expended $6,-
no in the campaign, according to
sworn statements filed in the
office of secretary of state.
The republican state central COM
mittee paid campaign expenses
amounting to S25,012, while the
democratic state central committee
spent $26,511, according to state
ments filed by the chairmen.
Meredith received donations
amounting to $36, he says. He lists
his expenses as follows: Printing.
SS,463; advertising, $1,557; various
expenses, $2,067 clerical hire, 49,
37S; state and county workers, s4,-
295; postage, 1854; rent, 1925;
various expenses, $S16; county and
state central committees, 5000;
moving picture advertising service,
1885; bill board advertising, $2,269
signs, $268; advertising, $3,2S7;
buttons, $744.
The statement filed by w. L..
Harding gives the main expenses az
advertising. Two big items were
Postage, $2,012 and stenographers
Sl,OO2. A small amount for travel
ing expenses was included. The to-
tai expenses listed were SOTO.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-29

home Friday, her mother having
greatly improved.
Mrs. c. Blaire was calling on Clay
Hill friends Sunday.
Rev. FeStly from an orphans
home II Des Moines held meetings
here several evenings last week.
Mrs. F. Olson, Mrs John Dinger,
and daughter Ruth, of Clay Hill, at
tended the l.. A. S. at A K. SWEET
zer's last Thursday afternoon.
Nov. q. 1916.
Quite number from here attend
ed the funeral of j. N. Headington,
which was held in DEBORAH, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Delaney and
children of DEBORAH were Sunday
guests at the Mrs. p. c. Delaney
home.
Lena Plurga who has been work
ing at the j. A. Robinson home the
past month, returned to her home IL
DEBORAH Sunday.
The next l.. A. s. will meet at tht
Mrs. A. M. Sheetz home, Dec. IA. 4
cordial invitation is extended to all
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. HeadingtoI
| spent Monday with friends in Decor
ah.
Quite a number from here took II
The Bohemian Girl at the Grand il
ecorah, Saturday evening.
A. p. Anderson spent a few day
last week with relatives on Wash
ington Prairie
few of the young people attend
ed a basket social at the Bloun
school house Friday evening All re
| port a good time.
James Warn of Wanawoc, Wis, i;
spending few days with his mother
Mrs. S. Warn. He came Thursday.
The w. c. T. U. Will hold theil
| next meeting in the church Tuesday
evening, Dec. 5.
Mr.. Kinyon, of Burr Oak, was ;
Sunday guest at the Mrs. S. War;
| home.
Rev. Challice gave an interestin,
address on The Rural Church., here
last Sunday afternoon. The next ser
vice will be held Sunday, Dec. 10, a
1880 p. m. All are invited to attend
Leona Sorenson of Clay Hill spen
Sunday at the home of her sister
Mrs. j. A. Headington.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-29

ney," and it is actually reported in
private circles that not a man hal
one single word to say, not an Amen.
Partnership with God means
specifically IL of time devoted to
worship and rest and Ito of in
come the Lords. Both must be rem
dered to him as an acknowledge
ment of His right to all our time and
all our money, for He is the Giver,
and any time he can and may with
hold. Opposition to Bible obser-
vance of the Sabbath means a life
not surrendered to God and opposi-
ton to the 1.-THE usually means the
person so opposing does not pay to
the church, en- one tenth.
Alpheus Hardy, the New England
philanthrophist, is a splendid illus
tration of faithful stewardship in
business. He wanted to go to Col
lege and become a minister. He
went to Philips Academy, his health
gave way, and IN SPITE of his deter
mination, he was forced to admit
that he must desist. 1t seemed as if
the one purpose and hope of his life
was defeated. Il cannot be a minis
ter was the sentence that kept run
ming thru his mind. At last one day
so great was his distress that he
threw himself upon the floor The
voiceless cry of his soul was, 90
God, l cannot be Thy minister"
Then there came to him a new vision,
a new hope, a perception that he
could serve God in business with the
lsame devotion as in preaching, and
that to make money for God might
be his sacred calling The Vision of
this service, and its nature as a sa-
cred ministry was so clear and joy
Gus that he arose to his feet, with
new hope in his heart and exclaimed,
20 God, l can be Thy minister" II
| will go back to Boston. l will make
money for God and that shall be my
ministry" From that time he felt
himself as much appointed and or
dained to make money for God as if
he had been permitted to preach the
| Gospel He was Gods man, and the
ministry to which God had called
him was to make and administer mo-
ney for Him.
LAURA KUNTZ.
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