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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

its hopes still keep pace with its
blgotry. Is it q religious world or a
world of sects and dogmes? Nor, when
it comes to politics has the effort been
so immensely dissimilar Every one
knows how Marius and Sulla carried
on a political campaign at the close OF
the old pagan era, and how the Medicis
and the Bourbons guided the political
machine when the pagan era had given
place TO the Christian. 1t may be OBJ
jected that the Mcdicis and the Bour-
bons were extremists. but this is en-
phatically not the case. If it were, re-
sort foran example is almost unlimited.
and might be made to the records OF
the privy council, in London, which exc
amined Hardy and the other members
OF the corresponding societies, or to the
story OF the French Commune of 1871.
Take communism as an example OF
an idea, and 1t was communism, 1t
must be remembered, with which Lord
Robert was dealing. Communism is as
purely mental as painting, yet NOBODY
would propose to convince man that
futurism was an eyesore, or cubism an
abomination, by sending him to prison:
not even when the futurists scattered
their leaflets from the top of the Cam'
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03
IDEAS AND TANKS
christian Science Monitor,

You cannot. declared Lord Robert
Cecil during the Russian debate in the
house of commons, stop the course Of
an idea with a machine gun. That
surely, as Speed might say, is as plain
'as n nose on a mans face, or q
weathercock on a steeple." The world
of politics does not, however. always
seem to agree with Speed. and the re-
lisious world very rarely The re-
ngious world. indeed, has spent CEN
turtles endeavoring TO convert heretics
to ORTHODOXY with the help of lions and
stones. fires and racks, eNcommunica-
tons and disabilities, and, curiously
enough, though the number of sects
has grown with geometrical precision
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03
THE CUMMtNS BILL.

The senate committee on commerce
has at last framed a proposal for the
disposition of the railroads. AS was
to be expected, the measure seems
10 be quite complicated affair. Press
reports tell us that 1t bears no re-
ssemblance to the Plumb plan, which
Is probably the most definite alter
native plan that has been submitted
for consideration. In general, the OBJ
Derivation is correct. though there are
IN fact some points of similarity.
Both provide for employees represen-
tation in the management and both
provide for a sharing of possible prof
lie with employees. One of the most
conspicuous unlikennesses is the SEN
ate bills apparent recognition OF ex-
listing capitalizationa
The senate or Cummins bill makes
the interstate commerce commission
the supreme supervisor OF railroad
operation, but numerous subsidiary
sboards and commissions are to he
created for handling special phases
of the work. The interstate COM
smerce commission is authorized to
divide the railroads of the country
into from twenty to thirty-five reg
sional zones for convenience in opera
fion Tho consolidation ne ou,,, ar
ship is to be brought about gradually.
After seven years, consultations
would be compulsory under federal
charter This means that the roads
affected would be condemned, ap-
praised and placed in charge of a
ter of incorporation.
I Employees would presumably be
permitted to organize, but not to
strike. Neither would operating cor
Borations be allowed to flock out"
stleir workingmen. No guaranty of
profits is to be undertaken, but divi-
bends are to be limited to what is
considered a fair" return on the
value of the property. Elaborate ma
chinery is created for the considera-
ton of wages, salaries and working
Conditions. with rather explicit direc-
tion for its guidance. Employees are
10 be equally represented on the COM
mission dealing with these matters.
tina interstate commerce commission
Nouid have supervision of security
3ssues and the building of extensions.
A critical discussion of the meas
agre is impracticable in the absence OF
sts complete text, but 1t may be de-
scribed as a definite, tentative pro-
sposal upon which consideration of
the great problem may be based and
It's solution worked out. An effort
to conform to new conditions seems
apparent, along with marked adj
vance in the direction of the democ-
Tacy of industry. Publication of fuller |
details will probably afford better
opportunity for an adequate Judg-
sinent upon its merits. !
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

The Charlotte Observer confesses
lthat city's sins of disorder, but thinks
lit still has some advantages over
Knoxville. The matter is respect
fully referred TO the Knoxville SEN
finel for further discussion.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

An exchange employs more than
half a column in describing social
.customs and telling us other things
about zap. Our thirst for informa-
ton, however, is not yet satisfied.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03
Good for Biliousness.

1.-TWO years ago I suffered from
frequent attacks of stomach trouble
and biiousness. Seeing Chamber
lain's Tablets advertised I concluded
to try them. / improved rapidly" -
Miss Emma Verbryke, Lima, Ohio.
--lAdYO .
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

Mr.. Plumb declares his willingness
to Join in a conference with employ
.ers in an effort to solve the prob
iems we face" Is the democracy Of
Industry approaching?
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

|, Marius gave place to his nephew.
Caius julius Caesar. Then Brutus
murdered Caesar, and in so doing. set
Caesarism firmly on its feet for cen-
turtles. IGcclesiastics and politicians are
dyed in Bourbon wool. they cannot for
get. and yet they never learn. They
chase IDEAS perpetualy and remorse-
lessly. only to find them as elusive
as the wil-o'- the-wisp, but they never
forget, and the next moment are full
cry after a Shark:
'They seek it with thih,fleS. they seek
it with care
They pursue it with forks and hope:
They threaten its life with 81 ratfwey
share;
They charm 1t with smiles and soap"
The teXtual variation NAV be for
given, because the effect is the sama-
If the will o. the-wisp was elusive, the
Shark is ever more evasive. But the
Jolly huntsmen" have learned nothing
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

= An authoritative conference ought
TO soon clear the air with respect to
the general line of cleavage between
workers and employers.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

: Gov. Cats, of Florida, is taking
care Of the other Cats and perhaps
also the kittens. He has appointed
his son adjut7 Mt general.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

s Nothing would better indicate the
progressive spirit of Hamilton county
Than a big majority Of votes tomor-
row for a constitutional convention.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

With Industrial and international
peace once firmly established, the
prosperity of the country will re-
F-eiye a new boost.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

Glenn Curtiss predicts the regular
use of airplanes in passenger and
freight service. 1t will be remem-
bered that Glenn makes airplanes.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

= Increased coal prices cannot be ex-
plained.-Headline. Sure, they can.
THE operators want the money.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

A press dispatch reminds that the
sEIume controversy Is not yet ad-
jpsted.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

N A few more such cool nights and
s.here will be dreams OF 'possums,
persimmons and sweet pertaters.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

Florida is expecting that the cost
of living will be scotched sufficiently
to leave the winter tourists some
thing to spend.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

New York workingmen, like italian
railroad employees, are now willing TO
work a while before quarreling over
"a division of the spoils.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

We shall need to strike an indus
trial truce if we do not wish to lose a
large portion of the foreign trade now
within our reach.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

M Atlanta railroad shopmen will con-
asnue at work on the terms suggested
81 President Wilson.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

N, Alliances must be epidemic. Hun
ssary is now said to be trying to hook
IN with Rumania.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-03

do not believe a monopoly, even in
the meat trade, should be permitted,
and we are quite sure that other
sources of food supply and other
lines of but slightly related industry
should be kept out of their control.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-08

-T-E ecUcs- NECK" Ne~ wor 6
p.ef1rs. Is -ar. pacseo ~itn S4f-
rr seE
ThIars .c.f ee 'te Way faaa rf
set ftcu IS rs The HouEt A
saf aeH War1 are ttarrar Aer
tsrl infe wnIca "a slrttT al hH
-7Tr fbe ofu Tteefre Ih
ar s petot HIth alfrrst
e. 1as al st- ~ taEs ana farr
nales a1s greatly Cd fHe .affrtsi 81
S Is-z.1ra f1e spectators ted ir
Ffm thc rms Mprfsvu love 'f
Erts seer p ihis r'esre In .hc roe
~ BOSS ~ l1rlheF camp anfl b. 500
dehss h fas1er ami ceert oui fhr
rfegs. e. srrs and tolls ftr sf-
tfa.on Mr Love has rnf had raoi
atftnf .on catching Iar7 fhau fhF n
'anr rre
Wes narhara rasfefuu aprearg r
- rose of F'rarcer Arm ia.r. a role
n wA she 81 eeen to fneld at-
Fs-fzrs PRANK MAYO nas an ul-eTr -
am ree u the cast
To Rec gac. Serrett Core1y
hide AND sEEs. DETECTIVES
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-08
WHERE TO REGISTER

First Wand Precinct IN /
Armauiroat OS North Capitol.
iluf Ward. Precinct 3 h n
Conner, ca East Perkins
Second N "a. Precinct I Al
Brown 2l0 Ea,t Oklahoma ate
Second ~ "a. Precinct . = 50
hr0eger lN8 East Warner
Third Mafl, Precinct J ID 4
Hunter. AZ llHnters Store. corner
Broad aud Harrison
D = Precinct ~ ! Barn.
.i Nai pre inf 2 Frank
i'ieraft Corner Pharmacy fnt
'rcei ard a. ahoma ate eu4e.
hari Ian0rfe Works. corner
Fifth and W rner
Ward 4 Precinct . Ralph
Morrison. 2l2 y Ninth street
Fiffh Mar Nn Carrie Alley
1907 West Warner
Es sflwfhpr Registrar
NAM ir1lfea ar being made as -
fhf hoanfarr. = me voting prs neia
and for ihe lrf rmation of fho women
~ho are noi aguaAbfed aih ihe sf.
ua'ion fbe boar iarles - zach pfe, .uci
Gee 81. sen sa follows
WARD rnrucf A. .ass ~ Flm
ana raetN - f4...s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-08
LEWIS J SELZklCk
Presents
CONSTANCE TtLNkDCE

PAIR OF SILK STOCK t1s
T sD1r fUsbaEf not ollg objected
fa Foar taste in nofof cars. lns FtluF
- ure - his osn sele sem. tl'
s.egrss tsbies fcr znolher wOnan ffe
rlase 500 5-4Iolsl as seii. Npaid 500
l-.wlee feF Bose ~ time 8n fslnT co.
q eIFa~oet
Come 80 fhe Germ Thesfre Nonday
zn1 see sun boz NoILe Thornhll
fEorKf1uee Tsfr1adeel solves a.
.srya.en - M u0for ar snd ths
sablsz. 70 her iatest esees Psciure ir
4tifa sse - sreseufat ~ Lesls }
Sx8zrses
sau ana Noilie Tho-naa. : yosnE
f.nE - ogglls. srx bsY1y indeed. an
sH fte srr.ous q8es' i01 ~ = r1of0r oar
zrlses Noe wanfe fhs an1 Ser.
varfs fnzt E.9h fte ras-lf that san
Is rzEe. Eoas ~ so MAKE Mo.He
"a l11s ard sfferi-se ths 81 -he ea5-
Jester 4rgf5er- -nesho6. leaving fhs
FL zrvsa1 t0r bsr - nrt Nane s0r
oz,y 111s 10 o.ii- ~ alec the ssee1
esr Hsy - crorcnx esr ant starts
o1f - tcsr 1te op4zfry in czr - .
rskks w1sef sbe j. ssr-- san dissp-
grDFes.
Szu xoer - countrv koase ard
frles - drrsr b1s Eo-rows i1 re mes-
y Tnsrt - zrnafe1 shezflcsls. E01iie
sos -rsze5.1x fkis sane h1ezse. sresks
ssxr and - ezy-Da 80 70 - gsee-
= - 1o1.e stl1h s1eIters san
Herr fk-oag1 ete zne1sz-1 - a PAR
- SIX E.ocxlnzs. v1szt Eolig ioses
-ss txg are rpsoired ard are reuer-
-lse ~ ~ Ts1zr u t5e village.
rE--E sENs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-08
A RAW,.S0RE THROAT
Eascs Quickly When You ipal,
a Little MustcTOlc.

krd Nls'eFrie uont biisirr ille A.
Cd iAshfDued ngr1fd pief. I.r
tFHes1 q - With y8Ar fngcfA Il p.u.
raies 70 tie sefc tYof wlfh q
urge. hoaeus flse oual eslion afid a. a.
o1t tlc rclcses and pair.
Eus,efo'e is q dean. efre oirfr -
maze with % n mustard y Il ere I
sz11k relief fTcfn horc thrzt. brOrclin
,oilziitla. croUc. sfia rc-k. a-thma ncl
tiE11. fcac1the. crfl1erIIol. IL zIirs
f111-1-t .-l, l--15sgo. psina 2nd aches q
ne b--k - Irinfz sr-ains. scrt nusricf
Eulses ctai5s'nz. fr0sfcd lc.f. oolds o.
he rtesf ~ offcn preFrrts pneuJuari rial
sofhing hke M1reroie for tro1py chi
fen- Keep Il hsriy f0r Instant ~.
&C and ooc lara. hospisl s8Se fzJo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-08
STOMACH UPSET?
Get n fhe Red Cruae Take n.
EdW ards Olive Tablets

1hafa Wat tisaanfis q slsfat ,
uaefefa afa dHpa new insiesi "a
isklnr tanta 90 tffies @ raNh ~ =
Pses f3estlsgt tteT are aftsl ARG tHu
49, railsa - tae aiisaeni - tAEaeA AEaf
Ant dlsattfsti t.sNelA
~. ElNuzf oiife rafiffa arluar -
keef la q sssh.aa. healsa4 wae, Nhe1
ne hvff aat hoefia afn pslieffnia9 i''tf
nafural tln. fi1nA aNsy Efs tntiAaNaaeAn
fHt aiaHstfA ts1aiiea
Il Yun hars q hai taste n feaf
m0aih treNla tosfe'l arpe'lfe f~As.
laff. tm't ttafo fctlns. - aHii4ls. -
ensfry. truuhioa With ufsi'reslra Ssa's.
va shaaid taAn Oiise lallstA The eso.
sfllutr iur gsi1mfl
b.. Ilwafdf olive Tiiiefs arr =
purely yegasAhin eHeals9uni NHket win
olive uh Noa wll snuw thew ~ lielf
rlNn gsiof 1her a. tha wofk wahuut
gIipina srtrl - pain
Take une ~ tsva Al sesif'mn fis autk I
trlsf - fuu can saf wh1f fna ite.
A Ia and ~ pr hox an dfu9NistA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-08

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y N. g. y hfe"Rah essf ffssR q
4 rn- OKLAHOMA MORTGAGE a rHuar 90.
u WY not Invest jour 8nda fan oana 90 90
year. IN business "a u tr mffHpr haa ever f
penny hy loans Wa collect aifeai enf prn
al vhos expense tit. Gala. Gltra uttt
= sxzxnxKB 1spa21nN Eas2ssNss
NNNENaEAGA 80 nN aN Haa saa aAAAAt
oKthHons srArf BANK
psposfa projected deposits
saety Deposit proof faaa af rect MaHy . loan
wNHwHNmHn1 1ahHhh AaAnNA
y uNNrwH HANEHUm aEvAn Gan % aHNNEa
n FAIRFIELD fsiahhs bed iaa9 phees ~ =
WOOD ara $40 Receivers anf nfiaulafi =
car packed tppa8 t1f WtHi hsrrson =
smNmNNNNzGHz NEGN4EsG aaF 80 * a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-08

,.t Annig ife lewfurs
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-08

coaAR rFNri 81 oo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Til 0%plysning.

,,Hvornaar kommer du at sam
lie ind I'll PensionsfondetY Vi
yenter efter dig. Du skal nok
faa noget hos os." bet Bud faar
jeg after og after, og jeg siger
saa mango TAX for Budet, det
vidner ON I~nteresse for Sagen
og Offervillighed til Pensions
fondet.
Jeg VII blot / Dag meddele,
at Menigheden har givet mig
Frihed I'll at REESE for Sagen,
hvis Diet kan bliye ordnet med
en- Vikar, medens jeg er borte,
og saa smart Diet er ordnet, hyad
ieg haaber maa ske linden ret
lange, da er jeg straks ferdig
I'll at tage fat og BRUCE hele
min It'd I'll at arbejde for Pen
sionssagen.
Yennerl gem blot Pengene, Ii
berty Bonds eller Fedekalven,
til jeg kommer. Jeg skal nok
komme, om Gud vii, at jeg maa
leye, og Diet skal heller like va
re saalenge, linden I skal faa
mig at Sc. og saa brineer jeg
Glade med mig.
| broderlig Erb6dighed,
a. c. w eismann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Augustana Synodens Pensions

fond. Derom skrives i nAugu-
stana" bl. a.: ,,Augustana-Syno-
den besluttede i 1915, at dens
i Lobet at D Aar
skulde samle 100000 for en-
Pensionskasse til Forsterkning
af den allerede bestaaende Tn
observation-disclosures. Krigen kom
og .tillede sig hindrende i Vel
en- for dette Foretagende, hvor-
for forholdsvis lidet kunde GO
res forend i de sidste Maa-
neder. Nebraska og Iowa Kon-
fereneerne har imidlertid ale
rede afsluttet deres Indsamlin-
ger og begge er gaaet langt
lover the top. Forberedelser
cores overall blandt yort Folk
for at Indsamlingen maa sat
ties i Gang og fuldfores sna-
rest muligt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Brew fra Japan.
Mr.. 3.

] nit f9rste Brew loyede jeg
at fortelle Japanmissionens Ven
ON, hyorledes Born kan hj9lpe
til j Arbejdet herude.
Blot Diet, at der er Born j
Hjemmet, har Why're meget at 81
ge i Japan. %Japanerne kan like
tenke sig ct HEN uden Born
har de ingen selv, adopterer de
ct eller to. Nogle ger Diet for
like at lade Familienaynet nd
do; men Diet er like altid Grun-
den. Jeg kender en- Familie, der
fornylig adopterede en- lille Pi-
ge; de havde selv en- Pige 90
en- Dreng; men de sagde, de syn
ties, de Wide gerne j al Fald, ha-
We ire Born.
Mems vore Born er smaa, til
trekker de megen Opmerksom-
he'd; jeg blew kendt med mango
.iapanske Kvinder we'd at de kom
op til Huset for at Sc BGrnene.
Efter at de blew Store, hjalp
de mig til at blive kendt med
mango af wore Naboer. Japaner-
ne flytter meget, saa vi har haft
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Udsendinge til Missionsmar-

ken. ,,Folkebladet" af 30. Juni
meddeler: ,,TiBsdag Aften den
%. ds. rejste Past. Melvin a.
Holland og Hustru fra Mime
apolis paa Vel til Missionsmar-
ken paa Madagascar. En- Ven
neskare havde samlet sig paa
Jernbanestationen for at sige dem
Farvel og onske dem Lykke og
Guds Nelsignelse paa Rejsen. De
rejser for Diet forste Ill Frank
rig, hvor Diet er deres Hensigt
at opholde sig ct Aar for at
studere Fransk og andre Fag
som vii komme til Nytte i de
res fremtidige Virke paa Mis-
sionsmarken. - Past. Holland
er aldste Son af Prof. Holland
we'd Augsb. Sem. Han har gen
nemgaaet Augsburgs forskellige
Afdelinger, blew ordineret under
Frikirkens Aarsmode, og er %
Aar gammel, Mrs. Holland er
Datter af Mr.. og Mrs. Andrew
Larson, Medlemmer az Trefoi-
digheds Menighed, Minneapolis.
Hun er Gradient fra IN Musk
skole. har undervist j Musk og
ledet Sangkor.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
Kirkens Organisation.
(Slutning).
TX.

Forst en- kort Oyersigt over.
hvad Vi mar paapeget i de for
udgaaende Artikler.
For at afvarge Misforstaael-
Sc angaaende Organisationens
Meteorological begyndte Vi med
at paayise, at Frelsen beror
like paa Forholdet til en- Me-
nighed eller Ell Kirkesamfund,
men paa ct personligtF 0 r
hold I'll Frelseren art.
i, og at Diet f%relser ingen, at
han eller hun er Medlem af en-
kirkelfg Organisation Cart. 2.
Dernast gik vi over til at Vi
Sc, at det er naturligt, at al
lie de, der paa ethvert Sted tror
paa Herren til Frelse og slut
ter sig I'll ham SON Disciple, at
de som hellige Soskende indbyr-
des shutter sig sammen til en-
Menighed art. -.
I Art. 4 p~aaviste vi, hvorledes
Diakontjenesten var fremstaaet,
like ifelge ct Paabud eller Be-
falling af Apostlene eller nogen
anden Autoritet, men den var
fremstaaet ifolge en- indereTrang
i Menigheden.
/ Art. 5 dvalede vi we'd Be-
tragtning af Presbyter (Eldste)
eller Praste-Embedet. Noget be-
stemt ON diets Oprettelse fore
kommer like i n. T., men baa-
de finder vi Presbytere i Menig-
heden i Jerusalem ZAP. CIR. II,
.23), og Paulus udvalger Eldste
j hver Menighed (Kap. IA, 30)
og han paalegger Titus at ind
sette Eldste j hver By (Tit. /,
81.
] Art. 5 sagde vi lidt ON, hvem
der b6r tilh9re en- Menighed og
ON Brugen af L9sen6glen og Bin
den6glen.
I naste Art. ~ nevnte vi
den Opgave, Herren har sat sin
Menighed j Verden, Diet umaa-
delig store Arbejde, han har be-
troet den at udfere for hans
RIGGS Udbredelse og Menneskers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
The United Lutheran Church.

l sit hummer for "a. JUL gi.
yer THE Lutheran paa For
siden ct iojnefaldende Billede af
Diet store unge amerikansk-lu-
therske Samfund The Unit
ed Lutheran Church in America.
Dette lutherske Samfund har
775,000 Medlemmer, 3700 Menig-
heder, der betjenes af 2700 Pra-
ster og er delt i 45 Synoder.
Disse Tai wiser, at der er gen
%nemsnitlig 209 Medlemmer i
hver Menighed og, ligesaa gen.
~nemsnitlig, 287 Medlemmer I'll
hyer Prast at betjene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06
National Lutheran Councils

Udsendinge. Da y. L. C.s forste
tire Udsendinge var ferdige til
at forbade Paris og gaa til an
DIRE Dele af Europa, kablede
commissioners Formand, Dr. Mo-
rehead, og bad ON, at de to
andre udnevnte Kommisserer,
Rev. Professor George P. Rygh
(norsk), Lit. D., fra Column.
bia, S. c., og Rev. Jacob Schulz,
NJ. A, fra Anna, Ohio, straks
MATTE afrejse efter K~obenhavn,
Danmark, hvor de Wide mode
de andre Udsendinge og if9lge
Planer, som DIR. Morhead har
udarbejdet, REESE sammen med
disse til andre Dele af Euro
pa. = If9lge denne Anmodning
afsejlede de to Udsendinge fra
n. Y. med Dampskibet sta
vangerfjord' Eftermiddags den
%. JUL Council opfordrer til at
felge disse og de ire tidligere
udsendte Commissioner med vo-
re Forb0nner ON, at deres Mis-
sion maa lykkes og blive til
Velsienelse for dem. Missioner
gelder, saa vel som for Kirken
herhjemme.
F9lgende af deres Faryelord
skal vi meddele ,,Vor Pligt vii
vi udove efter vor bedste Kund-
skab og Evne, SOM Gud giver os
at Sc den. Hans Velsignelse vii
like mangle, hans Barmhjertig-
he'd vii vedvare. bet er EN- Gle-
de at gaa som Tjenere for en-
Kirke, der anerkender sin h9Je-
ste Pligt til at hjalpe j EN- sor-
celig folelseslos Verden. Og saa-
ledes siger vi Farvel, taknemme-
lipe mod Kirken for den Tillid
den wiser os som dens Udsen-
dinge til at yde lutherske Brod-
re i Europa religips Lindring
og Hj@lp. Idet vi ydmygt sto-
Ter paa den Helligaands Ledel-
Sc. feler vi os forvissede ON, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-06

Hun fortalte mig da, at deres
lille Son var debt, og at hun
onskede selv at bliye Ell god Kri-
stem.
Jeg kommer nok til at tage
Hensyn I'll ,,Danskeren' og slut
te for denne Gang.
En- venlig Hilsen til ale, der
er interesserede i Japanmissio-
men.
Andrea Hansen WHITTIER.