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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
=SiSneD, Montana.

9oitor 6. q. AnOerien, aen-
mare, ifrioer / fin 4rtifel angaa-
Ienoe i'm Geiie / Wontana, at ON
|SiaarsfeIten / Sionep er Der NOT
an6re, Der bill ifribe o. /. b. Oct
Ibaooe BOG npr gaaet iaaoan, at ot
babe CLIENT at ifripe ON oct; men
me6 Geoafterens Gillaoelie IfaI ieg
Itina6e mig at meooele liot oerom.
Set bar oltioa oen 26. 5ebr.,
at oi boIot Set Der / Sionep, iom
ISiaorsoagen for @enigbe0ens Stif-
Itelie. Alle Hr9lter, iom baooe or
|beioet ber baaoe for og efter Ofe-
'~nig6eoens 0annelie, tilligemeo areo-
lens 5ormono, 9oltor anoerien,
bar ino6u0t, men fun iioitn9onte
.oa 8aitor e. &c. 9eterien fraRortb-
'fiel6, Minn., iaa Jig / Stano til
at gioe Msoe, o9 oerfor bar oisies
'Gprbprelie iao meget oeito f9re-
re, og oi ienoer bermeo EN- bierte-
Zig 8of for SamOeret.
Oct bar life alene 6eitoage, men
Sc fleite al os felte ogiaa en- bis
5eltglp0e, life min0it oisie, iom
buooe bqret meo fra BEN ringe Be
apn0elie, ga belle ben oonife Be
foIfning Der paa oisie @gne funoe
lamles til @uostieneite / Ell al
minoelig gonoeItue; M fan Ri fpl-
De to airfer, og 9er Oet anoer al
m~inoelige 6orbolo bber Sang 81
bar @uostieneite. Som iagt, nt
bar M to airfer og to @enigbeoer,
meo ct @eolemg.S i9lenntaI af CO.
$40. S%beregnet Iaooanne, iom life
berer til Nenigbeoerne, men bog
aaor I airfe MI og oa, ina ler Der
ca. 500 oanife, Inaa og itore, An-
ta1let foreges itaoig; men oi otloe
aerne babe enonu Here, og Der er
4loos NOT for enonu mango flere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

On qIore troenoe 8ige fan fan
ita6ig arbeioe paa @aupaca 9er-
nebiem. Sobn 4noerfen,
It. 8, Berlin ct,
@oltpaca, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
st-Montana Land.

Farm Land tia Salg $15 til
$50 pr. Acre, improved. Skriy
til Culbertson Land & loan Co.,
Culbertson, Montana. Ogsaa Land
beliggende paa den bekendte Fit.
Peck Reservation. Jernbanebil
letten godtgeres,, hvis De ke-
Der Land.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
9lften Ga6itbumsoe

Sorsoog @ften Sabitbom6oe
.Gitp 9ibrarp.
Spnoog @orgen aI. 9,t5 SON.
|0aasifole, 1890 @uostieneite oq
s ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Ons0og oen "a. &oiuoemeoe
|Gitp 9ibrarp aI. go.
8or8oag 5. %. al. 8 aften ing.
|~6omsmeoe / s. S. Soniens Stem
I1t ON SUD oil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

Letter from Rev. Joseph NJ.
Greene, Rockford, III.
I'm addition to this inform
alton which Corp. Elyehjem has
furnished upon my request, !
may add a few words about
Camp Grant. This cantonment
covers an area of about 5000
acres of land upon which have
been constructed up to date, over
1,600 buildings of various kinds.
From the first to the last of
these buildings, east and west, is
about three miles and a half.
From north to south it is about
two and one half miles. The men
in the camp are distributed be-
tween these buildings, and con-
sequently, also our Lutheran boys
are found here and there all over
the camp. The barracks are large
two-story buildings with a dor
mitory upstairs, and mess hall
and recreation room downstairs
The mess hall is also sometimes
used for company meetings of
various kinds, Officers school,
Bible Glass, or a devotional hour.
I have had the privilege of con-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
Wartime Service of Lutheran
Churches
Continued from page s..

branch Of service. 1t is not suf-
ficient to give number only, as
there are regiments Of the same
number, in different branches
Of the service. Unless the kind
of organization is specified, it
is commonly understood that a
regiment is meant. Usually, these
addresses are given in the fol-
lowing form -341 Inf. f341 In
fantry regiment), 332nd f. A.
1882 Regiment of Field Artillery
.331 NJ. G.. B. 1881 Machine Gun
Battalion), and similarly for the
other branches of service. If
everyone would make sure Of the
company address, the boys would
be more certain of getting their
mail, and the work Of the camp
pastors in locating boys whose
name they have, would be made
much easier. It means a great
deal TO the boys in camp.
0. K. d by Censor"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

Oct beoite 9anobrngsoiitrift /
geroen
finbes rnnot Stnnoaro, alberta,
Canada.
0enneminitsa0I for be i6ite 3 aar
of Soeoe A 8nibels per aere.
Aoifiuiee CODE 5orme / bet DON.
fte Settlement er til SaIg mob lille
uobetalina, oisie tiIbsrer for BET
meite 5oIf Of andre 0otioner iom
mn bar iamIet en- Sormie % On.
fer of fomme bIanot oeres eene.
Onlpsninger eines bereopiIIisit Of
antbon R. 8nsmnsien,
S~tanoaro, alta, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
HOTEL HARVEY.
Omahas danske Hotel.
14th & Harvey st.

Hyggelige, lyse og net mob
lerede Verelser. Her msder De
altid Landsmand fra de danske
Menigheder i Nordveten. Mode
rate Priser. Al mulig Tjenstvil-
lighed vises Gesterne. ALE Spor-
vogue standser we'd Deren.
Chas. G. Ssrensen, Ejer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
En- ny skandinayisk Eoloni
Prince George.

Denne Kooni er nefop bevet grundagt. Den bydr code Betngelser for bn
Diet Farming. Cod dyrkbar Jod, code Markeder for alt, hvad tarmeren fFm
brnger og ct behageigt Kima. Ingen ydaigere Hede ehT kude' Hgeh ior
den enr Hageltome, nmn sterke Vnde, rgeig Regn. Dafor err MAJ hVert
Ar ald skker pa en- Host. Et Land hor une og aldre an bygge SIT eget
Hem. Konavl, Grrs, Kreatm, Swim, Hons e Hoved -Proiukhrne. hn u
lille Kapital er nedyendig for en- Regyndesa
For n4rmsre opIvsnnar ON ddte OF andet Land Central British Column
MA. baHge Bnlepiser for Landegre, Beskrive1ser etc sknv pa hvlket som
sst sprog til
Central British Columbia Colonization Company LTD.
Grand Trunk Passenger Agents st. Prince George, Is. u, Gan.
Paul og Chicago vii ogsaa give opyamngr pa Forangende.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
@erOnn, 3ebr.

Misfonsmsoe o~fboIoes, biG Sub,
I gerono 8. t9.-2t. 4pril. AlIe
err belfomnel
9ao Renigbeoens gegne.
9heo. g. 8ecf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
Raar It er i GbieaeO

beisa Oct friitelige llngoomsbiem
1862 Rortb Rocftpen Street, Iiee
o~perior gbene3er Rife. Donif
Raolopning - Rimeli9e Briier.
= @oSt Selitob / bpsgeIige On.
gibelier. - 3elefon armitage 873s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

times, and they have been in
spring hours. Such a meeting
will occupy about half an hour
to three quarters of an hour, and
consists of Bible reading, much
singing of hymns and spiritual
songs, of a short address and
prayer. As a rule, all the boys
in the company are willing to
participate in such a meeting.
There are usually at the present
time about 200 boys in each bar
rack. Then, we have the Y. NJ. C.
\. buildings, of which we have
seven so-called huts, where the
boys may c%ongregate for any
kind of a program, for a service,
or for athletic stunts of various
kinds. Here are also writing
tables and stationery which the
boys may use freely, and with
ont cost to them. The Y. NJ. G. A.
buildings and activities are a
source of much convenience and
comfort to the boys and it seems
that camp life would lose most
things that make it fairly agree
able if such buildings were not
at hand.
Then there is the base hos
pital unit which comprises about
70 buildings of which about IS
are hospital wards. Each ward
is a building by itself, separated
from the next one by a space Of
open ground. Each ward holds
about 100 beds. At the present
time there are $50 patients in
the base hospital. Since before
Christmas there have been be-
tween seven and eight hundred
patients all the time. And yet
the condition Of health in Camp
Grant is said to be better than
in most of the other camps.
Here, a man is put into the hos
Ipital when he shows the first
symptoms Of illness in order to
check the trouble in its begin
ing. so that many of the cases
are not important, but there is
also a large number of very sick
men here at all times. Besides the
base hospital unit, we have a
Field Hospital in each regiment,
which takes care of those affect
ed with minor troubles and Of
those who are convalescing There
is also a Remount Station with
stables and other necessary build
ings for about 1000 horses and
mules. The whole camp is sup
piled with water from a central
plant. also, all the barracks and
the hospitals ar plumbed and
heated by steam which is sup
piled by seven large heating
plants from which the steam is
conducted to the buildings
through large pipes that are
carried overhead.
The many stories that the pa
lpers have published Of late a
bout lack Of proper care in the
hospitals do not apply to Camp
Grant. | have yet to find the
patient who complains Of the
conditions there and for the care
which is given them. In most
! cases, | dare say, they r given
better care from a medical stand
point than they could If they
were at home. We have at the pre-
sent time only about 10000 men
here, but we expect 5000 more
in the last week Of February, and
when the new draft arrives in
May, presumably, the canton
ment will be filled up again
with the incoming men. Camp
Grant has SO far, been a mobiliz-
alton camp to a large extent.
Innumerable companies have
come to this camp only to stay
a short time and to be trans
ferred to other camps or across
the water.
Az IN the moral and cniritual
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17

FARNERE. LES DETTE! Hvorfor betale Lejafgft for Brg a ad !
Illinois Iowa. Syd Minnesota O a. mar de kan faa Den ct Hem fr dc sam
me PENCE som de aaHie udbeaIer Lee, we'd at benytte dem, som Abe
taHmr paa eet HEM. = VII saRe 81 Acres Timber eutover Land, meget
let at rydde. 100 Acres Brush. Jordbunden r Lemud paa hyhke der wi gro
Gres 90 Keyer det belste i verden. s25. pr Acre. Betalngsylkaar der passer
Ksberen. u Nil fra Isle, Mimi R. r. Mejeii 2 Kirehf we'd god Vel Man
2mre az, Teefonrne ALLEN & MORNEAU, MIACA, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-17
Noresicfurnnorine.

gaitor &. 6. Mengers 4oresie er
nu: at. 1, Beitb0, @ont.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
MAURICE KLEIN
SOLDIERS JOY
He is Entertaining Them by the
Thousand and is Asked to Go
to France to Take
Charge.

Maurice Klein of the beautiful bari
tone voice is engaged chiefly in en-
ter1ain:ng soldiers around New York
these days and has been asked to go
to France to take charge of and d.
rect entertainments for the army
there.
Recently in week he gave an en-
tertainment by himself for two hun
dred men at the Jewish welfare can
teen one night and the next night for
three thousand soldiers at Camp
Merritt, followed by appearing with
a company of entertainers at Camp
Mills few days afterward.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
CITY NEWS.

Mrs. George w. Conlee returns
this evening to her duties at Wash
ington, D. c., after short visit at
home.
Interest is due on savings &C.
counts at Keokuk National bank on
December /. Please present your
book for credit.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday evening at 500 o'clock.
A. w. Jones, N. g.; George w. Imme-
CART, permanent secretary.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk lodge
No. 100, B. P. o. E., tonight at s
O'Clock, Elks' hall, Sixth and Blon-
deau streets. Visitors invited
Gerald Price Baker OF Cedar
Rapids, and BERTHE Ella Sephus of
Canton, Mo-, were married yesterday
afternoon by Justice E. e. Hawkes. at
his Office.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma San
som was held this morning from the
home of her son, William SAMSON,
609 Exchange street, to Kahoka Mo-,
for burial.
Don't put off till tomorrow the
Christmas shopping you can do today.
Shop now when the stocks are COM
plete. Early buying is urged by the
government. 1t is more pleasant for
all concerned.
Our store will be closed promptly
at six o'clock every evening, includ-
ing Saturdays, until further notice.
We will appreciate it If our patrons
will govern themselves accordingly
Duncan-Schell Furniture Co.
The funeral of Frank Kerr was
held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the family home, 719 Timea street.
The service was conducted by Rev
H. B. McElree, of the United Presby-
terrain church, with burial at Oakland
cemetery.
Rev Huell Warren OF the First
Christian church. conducted the fun
eral services for Mrs. Byron Scovern
which were held this morning at 10
o'clock at the family home near Vim
cennes. They were very largely at
tended as Mrs. Scovern was a long
time resident of that vicinity and
had many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Snair of Cres-
ton, are in the city visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. A ]. Hardin, Of "a North
Tenth street. Mrs. Snair and Mrs.
Hardin are sisters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Snair are en- route to West Point,
Arkansas, where they will spend the
winter with their son, Joe Snair Mr..
Snair is conductor on the Burling-
ton road and has been a resident Of
Creston for forty-two years, being
one of the oldest employees in point
of service on the Iowa lines.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

With a dislocated shoulder, Mrs.
lola Curry Hamilton, OF La Grange,
~. Y, ran two miles for help after
her automobile had turned turtle, with
her infant child on the front seat,
wedged between the steering wheel
and the windshield, so that she could
not etxricate it
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
PLEASE Omit

Kansas City Star: If it's just the
same to the ex-kaiser, would he mind
having his press agent omit giving
out the statement that the royal
family attends a religious service
every morning?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
NOTICE.

United War Work Campaign
Pledges now due and can be paid at
Keokuk Electric company office.
Eighth and Main streets. Hours 10
10 IL noon and 1 p. m. to p. m.
l. a. HAMILL, Treasurer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
His Last Weapon,

Kansas City Star: Don't imagine
that enemy propaganda stopped. On
the contrary, propaganda is the only
weapon the frantic enemy has left.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
Faf People Get Thin

Best safe home method. Get a
small box of oil of korein at the
druggists. Follow plain directions
under 500 guarantee that you re-
duce 10 to SO lbs, or more, whatever
you desire. New book tells all about
reducing weight quickly, pleasantly,
1astfngly, in plain wrapper, free:
write to Korein Co, NA-624, Station
T., New York, N. Y.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
HOW IT FEELS
TO BE AT HOME
Soldiers Arriving Every Day Now Tel
Of Novelties Of Civilian Life
in the Old Home
Town.
FREEDOM SEEMS QUEER
They Sense Lack Of Thousands in
(. Close Contact with Them to
Which They Have
Grown Accustomed.

''One thing, it seems mighty
strange not to have to scramble Tor
what you eat or to fight some other
fellow to keep him from grabbing
YOU" is what a returned soldier said
this morning to a friend who had
greeted him by saying, Hello old fell
low. how does it seem to be homer"
The returned soldier went on to say,
81 can't seem to get used to being out
of crowd. At the camp there's al
ways crowd around, and to have the
whole sidewalk to myself coming
down town seems strange.
Then to be able to do what please
and when please. kind o. goes to my
head In the army the only time that
Is your own is when you are aslesp.
and then you are told where to sleep.
when to go to bed and when to get
up"
Trained Officers are Good Ones.
The soldiers all speak in highest
praise Of their officers. One man, who
has been at Camp Pike told of thu
kindness Of heart of his captain. In A.
lustration of it he said, zone day the
captain bawled him out good and
strong for some careless disobedience
of an order and later came in to the
mess hall, and came up to where the
Keokuk boy was eating and said.
Hope you men get enough to eat; II
you don't, report 1t"
Some way" said the Keokuk boy
he always made us feel he had a
personal interest in us, even If he
was severe in his military discipline"
One soldier said one of the greatest
benefits he had received was to learn
to listen intelligently. The average
civilians mind only registers about
half what he hears. The army d1sci-
pline requires quick action after hear
ing command, land a mans got to
listen" is the way the soldier put it.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

XMAS" MILLINERY BARGAINS.
Special. Hats $1.9S-s2.9s-$3.9s. AL
SO new winter hats reduced. Lowitz.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17

saria ~vastaan, tuomitsemalla
niita, jotka han on julistanut
viattomiksi kaikesta rangaistus
ia ansaitsevasta rikoksesta."
Merkillista oil nahda sta ERR
laista vaikutusta, jonka tama
puhe text kuulijoihin Jorum'il-
la. Sc seikka, eta koko oikeu-
denkaynti oil heidan asetuksien
sa p%uustavia ia henkea vastaan
samoinkuin keisarin selvaan sa-
nottua toivoa vasJaan, Joka
heilla oil nahtavana, toteutti it.
Sc lain ia, suuresti ~rakastettu-
ma, text asian sanger vakavaksi
lakia rakastaville ia laille kuuli-
jaisllle roomalaisille, ia he puo-
lustivat vankien silmanrapayk-
sellista v~apauttamista. Ell min
k~umminkaan suuri joukko teh-
nyt. Heidan mielestaan Ell roo
malainen laki ollut muuta kuhn
Sc koneisto, jolla heita hallit-
tim, ia jos tama tulisi epakun-
toon metelin ia kapinan kautta
min he vastustelematta auttoi-
vat sta, kun he olivat yleisen
jumalanpalveluksen ia ~juutalais
ten johtamina, jotka min sy-
vasti vihasivat kristityita
Prefektilla eli ollut niinmuo-
doin helppo tehtava, silla mitka
hyvansa hanen yksityiset tun-
teensa olivat vankia kohtaan,
eli kuinka suuresti tahansa han
kunnioitti Rooman lakia, joita
han oil pantu yllapitamaan ia
Jatketaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17

vahvimpaan linnoitukseen, silla
taman lain mukaan olivat van
git tutkittavat ia tuomitta-
vat
,,Jalo-arvoiset se~naatorit ia
tie Thyatiran kansalaiset, tama
Plinius, joka oil sanger harras
jumalien palvelija eika missaan
asiassa suosiollinen kristityita
vastaan, tutki tarkoin heidan
elamanlaatuansa ia jumalanpal-
velustansa ia selitti keisari
Trajanus'elle, eta Kristuksen
seuraajien mielipiteissa ia kay
t0ksessa eli ollut mitaan rangais
tusta ansaitsevaa, paitsi eta he
ainoastaan olivat luopuneet yh-
teiSesta uskonnosta. Eta suuri
TrajanuS pitt taman vahaiSena
.rikoksena, nakyy hanen maa-
rayksestansa, joka vasituisesti
kielsi haeskelemasta kristityita
ia kaski, etta ainoastaan ne ran
gaistaisiin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uhrata jumalille, jotka tavan
mukaan olivat tuodut virkakun-
tain eteen. Tama laki oil kum-
minkin min usein ia min sell
.vasti tullut kaannetyksi alkupe-
.raisesta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., eta
keisari Hadrianus antoi uuden
maarayksen, joka saati, eta Ell
ketaan muita kristityita saanut
tappaa, kuhn ainoastaan senkal-
taisia, jotka laillisesti olivat syy
tetyt ia johonkin rikokseen syy
Ipaiksi toteen naytetyt. Taman
lain on taas viimeinen keisarim
me, Antonius Plus, vahvistanut
samoin kuhn my0s meidan Mar
kus Aurelius'emme. TIE naette
sis, eta TIE, haeskellessanne ia
ahdistaessanne malta ihmisia,
jotka ovat kunniallisia ia joilla
ON hyva maine itsestansa, teet-
te itsenne syypaiksi Rdoman
lakien r~ikkomiseen, ia TIE tab
dotte pakoittaa malta teidan
'tuomarejanne ia hsllitusmie-
hianne julkiseen kapinaan kei-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17
NUORTEN OsAsTO HH#HaN

ma, Flaminiani, tahdot auttaa
minua."
Nina auttaa sinua, Flami-
MUS? Onko mahdollista, eta
nina voisin sinua auttaa? 2" sa-
moi han iloisesti hymyillen.
,,Voit todella, silla ilman 81
nutta olen nina aivan avuton
tassa seikassa; ia Flaminiani,
jos ct jo olisi nayttanyt oleva-
81 jalompi vaimo kuhn useim-
mat muut roomalaiset naiset,
min en- olisi rohjennut ottaa Ia
ia askelta. Flaviani, sina tah-
doit itse ottaa talouden hoidon
~huostaasi, kun tulit kristityksi,
ia kun taman teit ia kun sinul-
la Ell ollut mitaan halua komeu-
teen ia ylellisyyteen, min on mi
MULE ollut mahdollista parma
osa ~tuloistani saast00n; ia nyt
olen a~jatellut, eta me voisimme
s~aastavasti elaa pienella talou-
della ia pitamalla ainoastaan
muutamia orjia, ia myymalla
kaikki muut, oliSin tilaisuudes-
sa takaisin maksamaan kaikki,
mita site Wine Toukokuun
Glen yl0skantanut."
Flavia PAM katensa ristiin
iloisella hammastyksella. Fla
minius'eni, voitko sis taistella
puolesta taalla Thya
tirassa?" kysyi han
EN- ainoastaansa heidan puo
lestansa, vaan kaikkien puoles-
ia, jotka ovat uskonsa tahden
hyljatyt ia vainotut; NINA olen
ajatellut, eta voisin ylistaa
Herraani, ia tehda hanen pyhi-
myksillensa jotakin palvelusta,
jos ryhtyisin tahan toimeen;
ia nina kiitan Jumalaa ia 81
nua, Flaviani, etta NINA voin
sen tehda."
Mutta Flavia pudisti paatan-
sd. Ell, Ell, sanoi ham, ,,miten
NINA voisir ola siina avullinen?
Nina oieEt a2noastaan A0yha,
avuton vaimo."
,,Ja kumminkin on sinun US
kollinen perheellisten velvolli-
suuksiesi tayttaminen - eta
olet t~alouttasi ahkeruudella ia
ymmarryksella hoitanut - val
kuttanut, eta nina voin nyt
maksaa mika tarpeellista on ia
ryhtya tahan toimeen Jumalan
tahden, tarvitsematta pitaa vir-
kaani keisarin palveluksessa',
vastasi Flaminius.
,,Aijotko kirjoittaa keisarille
tasta asiasta?" kysyi hanen val
mOnSa.
Minulla on jo kirje valmiina
lahetettavaksi l~uotettavaa sa-
nansaattajaa my0ten Markus
Aurelius'elle, min eta vapaasti
voin heti ruveta auttamaan mai
ia vankeja. Sitten matkuStan
Efesoon jarjestamaan STELLA or
jien kohtaloa, ia jos vaino on la
kannut, voimme me palata sin
ne asumaan; mutta Ell Olisi vii
saasti, jos sina eli Sisidona seu-
raisitte minua, ennenkuin olem-
me vakuutetut, ett'ei mitaan
vaaraa ole peljattavana.
SOrettu seurakunta Thyati-
rassa otti vastaan suurella IDOL
la SANDMAN, eta roomalainen
muukalainen oil tahtonut ruve-
ia ajamaan niiden asiaa, jotka
olivat kiinni otetut ia vankeu-
teen heitetyt, ia sina paivana,
joka oil maaratty heidan tutkin
topaivaksensa, esiintyi Flami-
MUS heidan puolestansa puhu-
jana ia asianajajana. Han tun-
81 tarkkaan Rooman lait ia tie
81, eta ne pykalat niissa, jot-
ka koskivat kristityita vol vaan
nella min, eta ne saivat sen ala
tuksen minka prefekti maxi n.y.
vaksi Mile antaa; mutta han
tiesi my0s, eta tama Ell onut
niiden alkuperainen tarkoitus /;