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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
French and British Impressed by
Splendid Enterprise and
Initiation.
HEROIC DEEDS ARE PREDICTED
General Says American Spirit at
Critical Moment Served to Main
tain Morale of French at
Chateau Thierry.

London.-The behavior of the
American troops at Chateau Thierry
has demonstrated more than anything
that has happened on the American
front the splendid initiative and en-
terprise with which the American ar
my is endowed, and nothing has
aroused the keener enthusiasm of the
commander, says the Daily Mail cor
respondent with the American army
in France.
He quotes an unnamed French gen
eral as saying that the American spir-
it and enterprise at a critical moment
served to maintain the morale of the
French troops around Chateau Thier-
~.
Among the incidents of the engage
ment the correspondent mentions is
the steadinesS and persistence of the
American machine gun fire in the
streets of Chateau Thierry. Company
after company of the enemy marching
four abreast, repeatedly tried to adj
vance, but recoiled sorely shattered
before the fire of the American gun
ners. The streets were strewn with
uOdU "OuuuCO dLu lA~
American officers estimate they in
flicted at least 1000 casualties.
Predicts Heroic Deeds.
When a bridge across the Marine
was blown up, the correspondent adds,
the Americans were left on the north
ern bank with the enemy in front of
them and the river at their backs. Car
rying their guns, the Americans de-
scended to the lower banks of the riv-
er, and under enemy machine gun and
artillery fire succeeded in reaching the
next bridge.
The correspondent predicts that
much will be heard of the deeds Of
the Americans in the next few days,
and adds:
United States continue to arrive with
regularity and in numbers more than
sufficient to justify renewed conf
dence in the ultimate triumph. of the
entente. The Americans at this mo-
ment are distributed over a very wide
front.
"In some sectors entire American
divisions form one unit, holding a
certain extent of line, while else
where they are brigaded with French
and British regiments. In the Lune-
vile and TOul sectors the Americans
hold very difficult salients-in the
TOul sector completely dominated by
the German artillery on Montsec. The
Germans recently have been drench-
ing these positions with gas, but the
Americans stood firm and won the
ready appreciation of all observers"
The spirit and morale of the Ameri
can soldiers wounded in the Cantigny
battle, 80 per cent of whom will re-
cover, is wonderful. The first QueS-
ton they ask the surgeon is:
doc, when will be able to go
back after the Germans who fixed
meP"
Two young privates were waiting
their turn to enter the operating-roOm
of large American hospital in Paris. |
One said:
81 have been over the top three |
times, and it is the greatest sport I |
ever had. Fix me up quick because
1 want to go back after the Boches |
again"
. The second soldier, who had seri-
GUS wound in the thigh, said:
eff 90 not return to the trenches j
I have the satisfaction of knowing .
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
Eminent SOCIALIST .opes1
AGAIN UNDER Ann"

Cleveland, Ohio.-Eugene " tor the
four times socialist candidate ~ ~ was
presidency of the United ot%.ss Mar
arrested here by United Depug
shall Charles w. Lapp anu Va was
Marshal Charles Boehme as dddress
about to deliver a soclailst oroI var
The arrest was made on fsdsrs spsscp
rant in connection with Deus otion ID
at the socialist state conVenThsr s
Canton, Ohio, June IT, l8s. .,orrant
ara, tan counts charged in WAL"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04

o. America
or Y German
uniform according to adVices reaching the
cannot be located either
ports 251 these
supplies In ADDITION to the prisoners
of
Red Cross relief committee
n for imprisoned Americans ina
1870 ~'0"Aeu
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
UnsightIy Underwear.

Black and cOlored underwear, which
is being shown by the extremists and
those who wish to cater to bad taste.
should not be fostered by any woman
through purchases. It is an exhibition
OF the worst possible taste 1t has a
tain of decadence in it that is unpleas-
ant to think of and should not be en-
couraged. Green chimeses embroidered
In mice, black nightgowns with scarlet
serpents, deep purple knickerbockers
spangled with stars Or embroidered In
some fantastic and absurd manner. are
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
European.

European.
The British troops in Flanders and
the French forces southwest of Sols-
sons have taken the offensive and
have made important gains.
The British latest stroke was be-
tween Bethune and Hazebrouck on
front of about three and half miles
and advanced to a depth of nearly
mile. The British captured three hun
dred prisoners and many machine
guns.
The French advanced on front OF
nearly five miles in the Villers- Cotter-
cts section, and penetrated the Ger
man positions for more than mile,
capturing more than thousand pris-
oners.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg's
troops east of the forest of Nieppe got
a nasty and unexpected knock when
the British suddenly drove forward in
a surprise attack. The operation was
an unqualified success from its lncep-
ton. Large numbers of the enemy
were killed in the onslaught.
During a celebration of the italian
success on the Piave, crowd sushed
to the Capitoline hill and burst into
the Caffarelli palace. which before the
war was the seat of the CD IAN en-
bassy, and which is still German prop
erty. The fact that the palace is still
owned by Germany has been the cause
of great indignation among the people
of Rome.
Austria is in serious difficulties, but
there is great danger in hoping too
much from them, is the way the mill
tary experts of France sum up the sit
uation. Little hope is seen in the pos
sibility of a successful revolt Aus
tria cannot negotiate a separate peace
and it would be bad policy to extend
a hand to her now
Austria is in no way ready to ne
gOtiate separately, but as an ally of
Germany she is only a deadweight.
If the allies should extend a hand to
her now, the attitude of the allies
would be used against the nations
which stand against her.
Swiss dispatches say that owing to
the seriousness of the food situation
in Austria-Hungary martial law is ex-
pected to be proclaimed throughout the |
empire.
The trouble-making elements in Aus |
tria are not people of strong wills, but |
Of the bull-headed variety, and will |
not combine easily; they are submits
sive and have not the energy to start |
4 strong revolutionary movement. They |
are long on talk, but short on action,
and their little outburst at this time
IS but sample of what they have
been doing for twenty years.
Acknowledgment by Foreign secre-
AIRY Won Kuehlmann that Germany
cannot be certain of winning the war
0y force Of arms caused an indescrjb-
able sensation in the reichstag His
prediction that the war might last
through a fifth winter was received
With silence.
An Amsterdam newspaper says that
here will be no further discussion of
President Wilson's four principles of
| basis for general peace by Count Won
1ertling, the imperial German chan
ellor.
A London newspaper prints story
hat there is no foundation for the
persistent rumors that Nicholas Ro-
nanoff, the former emperor of Russia,
las been assassinated.
Said the German foreign secretary
|
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
HE WAS FOR GERMANY
GOT TAR AND FEATHERS

Vicksburg, Miss.-'I am for
Germany and am awaiting the
day-and it won't be more than
two or three years at most.
when Germany fnvades the
United States. Germany will
make a real country out of this
slipshod, grating nation"
This statement, accredited to
w. M. Wilkerson, caused him to
be taken from a passenger train
and treated to a coat of tar and
feathers. He was then commit
ted to Jail.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
Guimpes Simply Made.

Some of the organd1e guimpes are
made as simply as possible-almost
IKE mems shirt bosOms. They show
d rev narrow plaitS, and little rows
OF Outtons-and that is all. These. Of
course, are for wear with the plain
tailored suit. x
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04
A Case for Hoover.

Albany, N. Y.-Heeding only spring
with it's blossoms and bird songs,
Thomas Farrell, eleven, and Frank
nine, followed the call of the
road. They were found asleep in IA
haystack six miles away from home,
holding closely six eggs.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-07-04

not the kind Of body garments that
should be designed and worn in a
time of stricter Puritanism of thought
and spirit than the world has INDUCED
in for centuries.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

Ianht Sirnlen utoe os "@iIian5
SER, ioa blir set nof no9et bouoc
i Saoe % Stoblr oG aieIocr til
Soften.
5 oenne lan0porige Sorfc bar
bet Qientagne @anQc pGrct @rano
i Sfogene Der poa Offer. 'Sfogblm.
oen err 10 ioa for, of ocn minoitc
@niit pil ifabe iSpr % 6lommc, ionl
fan gribc ON ia mcb raienoe Sur.
ti9beo. s @e9pn0elien al Wfai fan
leg i%oaIeoes nGnne, at ser uObrsO
@rnnb / 3obou S6Icn$ % Sans
8epeIts Sfog / NGrheocn al Sang
iilnb GleftricitctauerfS Graititotion
/ llnernboffen. 9toole Wenncifer,
iom hapoc pGret poa aoiietur / Sfo.
gen, bouoc nof npre nforligtiQc nlcb
@ormen. SmiOIcrtio rpffet Der
IoIf til ira &c nprmeite 8oaroc,
~ man tit Slocn 0Gmpct, ier 0ell
hap6e ionet onrettct nGuncuproig
Sfooe.
s Gilert IIooganS SfoQ poo "a.
Ter BRIO Ser Tor nogle Gage liocn
lt0 @rano, Itror opcnior Ole Claus
lens Stem / @ruatcn. st Tor
Smaoguttcr buohc 9oQcn Tor trnot
Slo / Ell Wtourtlle. @ronocu pdr ga
%ilutfct, % man anet inacu piocrc
6oIger. Nicn Sagen citcr b%lll@ict
oct op iQicn, % MI if >$lOcn brcot
liz / Ell nofiuo pio Strpfnin1, IN.
Sen 6oIf fit fomn1c til % illlffe.
Sfaoen blep better life Der iao itor.
%Urre blep set oppc ueo Snarlmt,
hpor Tor ct 8ar Gage iioen ca 500
WfooI al Ole 2ioS Sfoq brrn0tc
90. % cnooa prrre bIep oct poc
WaoQoaro pe0 &crL hpnr oct lam.
tioiq blep Iogt / 9life 1900 Mool
StoQ. @ronhcn ueO Snnrum me.
uer mani ifploe5 llioriiQti9bco mco
5Spritiffer % Ell b~rpnocn0c GiQnrct-
lump, % oeo Sen ligcIcoe@ llfor-
iidti06c6, al Ell %eobuQQer. Set TO
Itet poa beggc Stc0cr pNl0iAc Nn-
itrengeIicr at blipc Nerrc opcr 81
Sen. @eo Snorum bar ser inaIc-
bca omfrinQ 1000 Wtono, ira $40
bl,m, &~rpOSherdo oQ Sigoal / Scamp
mcb Sen pplOigc NnturmnQt
@eitprer peO Offers TIciebienl
Siel, &r. Nil$ Slicn, % &eitprcr.
iroc SRI. S~naeborQ Olien ieiret Den
lite SSruti % 9lor9 ISubilGum ionl
S%nocbooere al ouennrpnte Stilin.
ger. Ger boIoteS Tor N%nIeOningcll
Set / @augiunb, / aommrmcna
rlmmeliqe 2ofole / @anfbuiet. Glr
Itor Gel al aommunena Gltnftionr,
rer og SiGioamUuo bar iremmobtc
Tor at grotl1lere >SubiIonternc. Sr6.
forerne @unnitein Nnoeraion g.
Gifer) oQ 8orgericn (9teorc Gifcr)
irembor Sof ira fine reipeftipe Som.
ntlllrr til oct iubiIeren0c Seifcnpar
ior 6ereS itorc opoircnoc Nrbcibe /
bi5ie % @(or. Set bar oenl / ieritc
RGffc at toffc, at Tlciebicnmet M
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
2lmerifas "Popeoltao"
/ Oorofranfrioe.

"Semne ND", iog0e 8eueralitaba
d)cicn o. latte 6ingercu pua aartet,
"cr / cnhUcr Sentence DC 6orerc'
&c Staier9 Soucoiioo / 6rnutrige"
~ 90 uctop ira oeuuc M er oct,
lea icl,oer oi9ie 2nlier, itriuer Ell
arigaforrcipouoent til "QoIIp Or
preia". Antcrlfanlfe 8cncrolltoba
biIcr iarer gicunem @aoerne, No
torcuflcr buiruIcr rluot 0noebisr
ncr, og oemuc NnIitrsm al en- mop.
herliq Hpffc a. Veior0rlnN3mtolcr
0irigcrea al umerlfauite Folltlton-
itabler. Ter er ucppe Oct Barn !
gucr, iom life er tort NOT I'll at ba.
Nc IGrt Jig Ill al raabe paa Gngel't:
"Iu aouonmouo. qip mig Ell fen'
M. 3enue @p. bpis Aouu III life
nil nrpne or 6routri9c2 @oibing-
ton.
Npcr Circer % SoIoot ION fom.
mcr Ben Iungc Bel oucr NiInntererl
'or Of fipmpe, ioritaor. buOr'or ban
or fonmcu bis. Golfer, @aouc,
&anoperf. @o3lcouinger "a Serbia.
ncr er blit bpqgct u0eIutten0c mee
oct milltpre Nebou Tor Zic. 6or.
bercoclicrne er operuGIOenOe. Su.
Gen fan mile pao. hulIteu llogauq
Rrigcn pou 0citiromien iaar, uaar
ban Ter. buao ser her prUiteres. %
belle Octte urloige Yiaifiueri leoe.
ira Ct monitor / 0ennc iaumle &p-
lis al 1oaqen tontmer CT crop
pcifib Oomucuoc. CT rent gteltcrUert
al 6otfrOnins. Sau1iout iiJe
set mo / 1oftcn me0 ale GPt tTt
paffcoe al Amcritnncrc. ION Iunger
GA raabcr 0urra. Ter t0mmcr lta
oig me Sroppeomlpcre. % bare
Ssbet al 0iurts YIanueo blel oer
Iosiet $4,000 Cons / Dc 'oritiellgl
iranife 0ouucbper, Iom Dc amert.
fanite lropper benptter. Stibe
Ion hor loSiet. latter mc6 Sallol
Tor lil6ageturen nlercot inner e
ter Anfomitcn.
Get iisriic Huber ! oellne Sapuc
On er Scrnbaneitationen. iom upr
mer liz lin 6uloenoelie. Sire III
len Wano or / Arbeioe Ser. :,
naar Den or IGroig. ioor ocn olt
lalt Ell StinnclGngoe paa cper 500
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Sra offer.

9(tter moa lea begpnoe nteo &ei.
ret. %oaren fom / 0runben 'oGrt
tiblia ioar. Nacrebc / Wfiotcn al
9lpril bar Snecn borte belt til De
heierc Iaier, o. Worferne par be-
gpnot at grenncs. ga fom bcr Ell
al De iioite' Sage / Ipril, eller ret
tere: en- al oe iibitc NGtter, ct prls
bia Sncialo. "a maj fom ITO ON
Woraetelt, loo Sneiomnerne laa
hsie, at oet mango Steber par om-
trent rirenlfomnlelig - Sneclt finn
Sc pua line Stcber pGre ct Tor Nc
fer orb. 6olf blep iorlfrUffct o9
ntcrltc, ri ifllI0e faa Ell nm &inter;
men oct blep belbiguis life az lang
%oriabeo. Tpr ri Ion Ntai, nor
Wurferne ollcreoe bare i9ien. Soa
fom @armen / @eiret ior Ilpor, o9
pao nogIe faa Gage bar gtotlren
plnflrot fra Tinter til Spnmer;
set q iom Srpleri. %i lit ligeiom
life bctpnft os, fer 2eplfogen too
mcb iltlbt ubIprtnget Son. 90 Den
t7oe Mai funbe man ppnte op /
,Seitlofalerne rneo &iriebPr. oQ
SeooeblomIt - Ell Iaa at iiQe enc
itooenbe Srnbelie. Nl / &egpnoel
fen al Sini bar ale 6r1lgttrPr Tor
krn0it ofblomitret. &armen bar peo-
narct omtrcnt belle Siben; men iaa
hor nj better life iaaet noNet nGp-
1cpproie &egn, iiben Ben lioitc Sne
off bort. 90 MI %begpnocr Oct at
bIipe tort, paa grunolGnot Mdrt
meoet tprt. &ornmer her life mi
Mean / Den n0rmeite SremtiO, ioa
err set of frpgte, at buooe Gita %
Nlger tar Sfnbc. 0ette oil0c 10
upre ioa nlegct mere iprgelig ioor,
iom hi mi or begpnot ben Itore
&raitprepe, Tom ifol ~gobtqiore, bpor
Ionot pao Sci hi OFFER at brSofeoe
rs Ielp.
llbpre &rroier al Toteter, 3orn
o. I. er bennc %oor fonlnlet / Sor-
belt. @pnoerne bar operanitrengt
fla rent, for of filnnc greie set Sire
al, ionl blep bper iiHr poalagt at
pleie op og tiliaa. Noar man, iom
set her paa fine Steoer bar StlfpI-
Sc, ifoI hope OBJ til 800 Waol Soro
nriber Vlogen pua en- % famine
Soar, ioa nioa man nof bGltge /.
Gmtrcnt belle Mai tilenbc pareoe
@aoronnen iaar hos be ileite. 90
morion1t err BET at ie, boorOan bner
cn Ssorbbete err u6npttet. Sorbitpf-
fer, iom tibligere bar li9get braf
cQer tiltraoffct - ionr or Sc font
met unber Gultnr. Sill bare iao-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

Su. 9pbniugen ioreaaar lon hnr.
tig, lonl ont oct par NIu0oina Slot.
Sfisut alt WoterIaIc foumler ira Dc
Sorcucoc Staier. tagcr oct gicl.
ncmiuitlig bare fem Sage at %
lsre huer Nplrlng, % buer Tag
lPggea Der CT Bar Sam. mco Sttl.
ncr. Nmeritauernc bar fouitriIcret
en- Grtra Tnn0Icoujug % boiler
pua at uouioc Iofterne. % ale
oiaic grbeioer er al permanent 4rt.
Nuur &rigen err ouer. bill Iraufrigc
her 4. c'ter Imerifdnerres Wening
- cic oeu ~itsrite og melt tiosmRs-
iigc Iof. Saon % Decentralization
/ europa.
Nit treble giaeoe, iortlGtter
aorreIponoentcn. bar lea hertet ira
Geroens ~itsrite SIpuepIaos. ,1or
Ter Waaneoer iioer par Ger intct an.
oct emo 8rp3mort her. "lette bill.
De pPre en- uomcrfet Vlao5 for en-
6lpuelfoIe", par oct en-, Iom Iogoe.
Toag er Ser nj 6lpueplooic pao Den.
&c Oiiicerer, iom bar Cueropiunet
mcO oisie 6Ipueplooie, fappes meo
b%ueranore ior at iaa lin uoitpret
melt eiiettiut. % 4merifanernes
GOnc til at toge 6antaiieu I'll SipIp
% aisr Sanitation iii 1irfsligbeo a..
Der iorbauIen0e GeiuItater.
Fan buert GIppeielt oripes Ser et
ipecielt CLAUS SrGniug. gn brittit
Cpiinoelie. acknowledgement"
anucnoea Der. Siteoetfor Witral.
jsicu "ipre5" ser meo ct aumeru.
iom taler 9iueoer. ser oiier, bcor
SfuO0ct ptI0e baue trufiet. Sill.
men taU oereitcr i~oreuii2s. og en-
,IuitruttIuusofrcer 'ortlarer. Set
iioite Stioium / GInuerteS ltoban.
nellie er Cp9uelie / Sormotionsfl1o'
ming. Saa mart eu Gifaore er
iu,OtaQig og u00unnet. iIpper oen
iii Grouteu. let cr bare ieIpe SIu.
uerrc. iom uooannes Der, meoe1s
SOmbefaitcrue iaar i'm llooanreIie
poa en- au0en ameritanIt Tlnoe.
plao9 e. Steo / Srautrige. Se Sor.
ene0e Statcr toncentrerer mn ole
line aru'ter ON al iabrifcre Bent
bctoiteraeroplaucr % uoounne Bonn.
betait,re. iom. itrnr Sc fommer II!
Srautrige. ital fmue icnoeS raa
%ombetoater iii tpite 9per Get or
barc uoiggt WttnncifcmaterieI. icnl
bIiuer tagct iii GIpuere % Soutbe'
taitere. Conn GtpiIe par De aue'
iammtn opJtige Metauifere. OF 6llt
% Sort or Ser ! Sem ale. ) Sfr'
ccrSmcsieu trni iea isaqraIteS Ell
romerit futo.if Sreit iom iortatie
mig. az ser par bans sGrgierrigb!o
al bliue en- "Nimmel SaoS" | Orects
egcutllge G~oritano, Set bar hans
Waol al iaa 6lueuccrtiiifat ititte
Samarien i Saarotu'fcrten. hop9e
op / lin Iaifire % ilppc III Srcn.
ten % beige iine "Sutrer-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Om fan ifee enire ren bort,
Xtemmati=men or / 8l~~et.

men isr on renter bit Blob Tor be Sptrsr.
Der ~b,pirfer 5paoommsu. S. 5. S. bar al
oris bapt in eisc iom eIoorsn'sr, oe eis
otnoe / SusleptS liaer, at BET bar rsni.t
oeres eloo Tor Rbeumotisre % rlsrnet ale
Spor al e,nue Speoom esrtS Snit,n,.
auiiai en- ,ylalie AZ S. 5. S. / BIT apotbet
og bespuo meo ben retie S~ebduoltug toda.
npiS ou sulf,r lpteleIe @rgerado, od fan ou
trholn, oiSie irit u,o al tiIfrtps WeoicdI
Cirtctor. % Omit 9dbordtorp. gttarta.
ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

Solum hos 2iio SoIum. MaenbiIo
Gcpelt hos s.. @eucIt, Slime Clien
hos Wreorcnc Gcuclt.
Conn @clprclic Tor Wcierict mn
Qcrcr MT: Sans Nobclitno, T%ornlano,
BERNHARD Gpenituo, Nana Gee. 9arl
2onQeru0. @orQcr Soon og &Gna %.
&urlo, ionl CT aa2lcrer.
Nco Il. 0ana ifal Nultcrno9 fri
itcliac llnQoomSiorbuno baue lit
Auroitcune her / Sfotscluen.
lite Suui 1918.
,Lo, " a, ,b
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Vinimcnt pil dlOria fnrcrc.

npis hu CT ap0rebtu al Rbeumotisme,
bpor'oy lpiloe {ioeu meo ginimenttr, Gal
ptr % andre lotale Arpeubelier. Der olhrls
bar tuytret 8heumotisnen oS aIotis piI2
Vrsp life al eriee Smsrtcu bort. ,hi bet
nil oloris lpttes. Prsp BEN ioruuitia, pIou
at ilrot Adrla0su til Smert,u. 90 'aa ait
sribe Den. 6ieu Soria9eu. og Der tou life
pTre nogcu $merte.
IN oil oloris bliut al nto Rbtumatiss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13
Gnocl goor og biQigc Sogcr!

Sro0@ ou iucgclntp@iQc forbin0cHc mc6 Aorqe, bar oct o1ioa ioar
lpttcS oa at lnpoucrc cn0cl NsQcr. Soalanat Splagcne Refer, fan pt
ttlbpoc pore %uhrc islQcnoc Neaer I'll DC onisrte lnoe Vriier.
Werf ErrmeaflaNct, mar en- %pN bchiles inmtioig mo at man
nb0uucrcr pan "Fuien" car iOrupcr i'm Snbfripton.
! Nnlbnc Yrnfcr al Heinholo Srtuonn. Ooeriat ira lpt al aaren
Smot Gn icuuioncl 5ortUuing ON m ulpffehg ing Yiges tSar.
Genitob % TrrucIicr. III Siocr meo ct inmft Stuoicbooe q I *
poa Srclba0ct. YriS SOC. Weo "Eoncn" ct War. e. Q4.OO
Gn bcmmcl0 |Nrbc, 6ortrnina al ". u. SolmeS. Nopeoperionen bernie
300 or @oro Charlton. men ogiaa ON hans 8eurer % 6euoer, oeres
@ITocr % Sorgcr, Gpocr o. Sancr bcretteS Der oenne interesiante
Nul. PIC Si6cr elegant tl6bunoet mco 3itelcl Ouo poo d. m
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B. NUNDSEN PUBL. CO, DEBORAH, IOWA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-13

&oban u 8.
Evening journal., 1918-06-22
More Ieyiul thoughts Of Mine
written far rHN EVENING JOURNAL
BY JAMES T. cnonrSn,
In Nsnnstt Square.

II faithful. my friend. YOU have nothing
10 fear.
Just look upon things for tho bestt
For God will oare for you while you
are here.
And some day WIN give you swcc.
rest.
know what I'm writing will surely
como true,
TO everyone trusting In Him;
Believe In His promise to take care OF
you.
And will take away all OF your sin.
Everyoie who trusts Jesus is GER
tainly right,
For He died TO save woman and man
He viii be with you IN daytime and
night,
II you do the best that you can.
Perfection is something you cannot at
tain,
know that is true, my dear friend;
You must not expect It while here you
remain,
God viii care for you clear TO the
end.
How precious that promise for me and
for you,
While waiting for that day to come:
Thank God for the promise. we know II
is true,
To bring us some sweet day up home.
1t is Joy for the woman and Joy for the
man.
There Is nothing can take it away;
All those who trust Jesus and do best
they can,
He will take them to Heaven some
day.
Thank God that l found Him few
years ago,
And thank Him today He Is mine;
10 is wealth for the writer and precious
10 know,
] am only awaiting His time.
know that my journey on earth Is
near done,
But am trusting as days come and go;
Some day shall look In the face OF
Gods Son,
What a blessed thought that is to
know.