davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-08
Wounded Soldier Remembered Here.

Andrew Stempien Of Kew Britain,
who was a member Of Company 1,
when that company was stationed here
on guard duty in 1916-1Si7. has been
slightly wounded. according to the Of
fetal report On Friday. He was at
Tatts station most of the time while
here.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-08
TALK OF A NATION WIDE
STRIKE AGAINST PROHIBITION

New York, Feb. :. The Central
Federated Union. representing 900, 900
New York labor men. DECIDED unani-
mously tonight TO submit to the affil-
lated unions The question whether or
not they shall strike IN opposition to
nation wide prohibition.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-08
Horace Rogers,

Funeral services for Horace Reg
ers took place from his home on Wau-
wecus street Fr7ce= afternoon at 2
o'clock Rev. William Crawford. pas
tor of the First Methodist church Off
ciated and spoke comforting words and
eulogized the life and patriotic ser
vices of she veteran soldier. Relatives
and friends were in attendance from
many places. among them Charles
Burke of Lafayette street, a terminate
OF Mr.. Rogers during the Civil war.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-08
Appeal in Burnap VS.. Water Board

Corporation Counsel Joseph L. Fan
ming has filed tor the board of water
commissioners notice of appeal to the
supreme court from the recent decision
of Judge Joel T Reed in the case of
Edwin Burnap against the board of
water commissioners of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-08

Windsor.--At meeting of the
Windsor Business Mems association
this week ]. X Punderford, vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the Con-
neeticut company, spoke on the trolley
situation in Conrss.ccticut as critical In
t--- @--.re-.e.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-08
NorWalk.-Th

NorWalk.-The American Hat COM
pany of Norwalk has acquired land in
the vicinity of its factory upon which
it expects eventually to erect model
dwellings for its employees.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-08

Winsted.-The selectmen Of Winsted
have voted to ask the representatives
from this town and the senator from
this district to oppose the Morrison
code, as it would cost the town $1,000
extra were il in effect.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-08
The chinaman in preparing tea

The Chinaman in preparing tea
places a pinch of leaves in a Chinese
teacup (which is without a handle,
pours boiling water over them and
places the cover on the cup. In a
few seconds the tea is ready for drink
ing; the covered cup is raised to the
mouth, and, with the fingers of the
hand holding the cup, the lid is moved
Just sufficiently to permit the liquid
10 flow into the mouth as the cup is
tilted
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-08
Out of a Job.

Now what will become Of the prohi-
bition party. it's principal issue having
become public property Providence
Journal.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-08

Tobacco growing has been developed
to a large extent in Denmark during
the war .'---'-- ----------1''r q,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27
The Evangelical Lutheran Church
Of Alsace- Lorraine.

The result of the world war
and the action Of the Peace
Treaty in restoring the rich pro-
vince of Alsace-Lorraine to
France means comparatively the
very large recruiting of the Lu-
theran forces of France. However
the delicate period of transition
involves serious difficulties, grave
dangers, and, humanity speaking,
a very uncertain issue. There is
need that all who stand for po-
sitive evangelical Christianity
and all who hope for a day of
greater usefulness for the Luther
an CHURCH. in greater France
should earnestly pray for the
safe transfer of the Alsatian
Church into homogeneous and
cooperative relations with the
moderately confessional and
growingly progressive Lutheran
ism represented by the Paris
Synod.
Organization-Th The Luz
theran church of Alsace.Eorrai-
ne was under the former politi-
cal alignment a state church,
and, when now transferred to
France, will continue to be so
under the Concordat of Napo-
leon /. which will probably con
tinue in force for from three to
five years according to the judi
cement of churchmen here. The
supreme covering church autho-
rity in Alsace- Lorraine is the
High C~onsistory (Oberkonsisto-
RUM, composed Of seven presi-
dents Inspectors of seven di-
%stricts or synods (Inspectionen)
one representative from the theo-
logical faculty Of Strasburg Uni
versity, one from the board in
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27

theran theological training, and
of internal education, or rather
re-education.
In view of the numerical
strength of the Synod of Mont
beliard and the present lack Of
a matured plan for the solution
of the problem of pastor training,
the Commission decided that no
financial help is at present ne
cessary beyond that already gi-
ven by the National Lutheran
Commission on Soldiers and
Sailors Welfare through DIR. RI
ter and the supplement promised
through Professor Stolee for MI
nisterial support. This was un-
questionably well bestowed, for
the salaries of the pastors are
very meagre. The people need
stimulation in the direction of
better pastoral support. The ter
ritory of Montbeliard was not
devastated by the war, but null
titudes of the sons of its con.
gregations were called upon to
make the supreme sacrifice. The
people deserve our profound
sympathy and Christian encou
agement.
The commission has reason TO
believe that the coming Of the
American Lutheran Church to
France, including the 4:sit Of
Professor Stolee and the poser
&c of this Commission At tn
meeting Of the General Synod,
will encourage the Synod Of
Month lard to find / 81 lion
Of its problems in a close nrl :.
with the Paris Synod in practi-
cal work on the basis of a posi-
tive al IGNITE Lut.,;an fa:tll
and practice.
Before closing the report con
corning the Synods OF pa, I'D
Montbcliord, the CO ap.i>slon do.
sires to refer to a 15ie,.eGt #
Dean lauchcr TO tlfs ctffc ;ist
ilert 49, 10000 L therans III
old France. 1t appears that there
are many unattached L%utherans,
not in the Synods of Paris or
Montbeliard, scattered through
out the length and breath of old
France. These Lutheran people,
ii seems, do not connect themsel-
yes with other protestant chur-
ches, but, as they have opportu.
nifty, attend services in the chur-
ches of Paris and Montbeliard.
This suggests the great home
mission problem, what with the
coming of the young people Of
Alsace to the cities Of France
TO lake business positions or to
lean French, that will confront
the Lutheran Church of the new
France, which includes Alsas
with its large Lutheran popula.
ton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27

met nyt Liv ! den rationale
Digtning, der siden Plougs Dage
og da Chr. Richardt skrev
Wort Land; Venher, ser paa
Danmarks Kort, har fort en- ret
kummerlig Tilverelse.
like alt, hyad Rordam har
skrevet, er lodigt Guild, men der
er i hans bedste Digte en- Tone,
der er egte dansk, der giver
Genlyd az Hedenolds Lurer og
Valdemarstidens Vaabengny.
Blandt de rationale Forfatte-
re, hevder jobs. V. Jensenl sig
ubestridelig som en- at de for
ste, like blot gennem sine vel
kendte Observation-Disclosures, der
udger ct Slags Sidestykke til
.Bliekers Noveller, men ogsaa gen.
mem de ire forhistoriske For
.t%allinger: ,,Breen', nSkibet' og
.,Nornegast'', der lige ell udkom-
met.
Medens Diet i ,,Breena var
Kampen mod Kulden, Ensomhe-
den og Naturens Jettekraft, der
skulde fores med al menneske-
lig Magt, saa er det i oNorne-
gest den danske Sommer med
|dens Skoyidyl, glidende Aaer og
blomstrende Enge, der danner
Baggrunden for Oldtidsfolkenes
|Liy. Den er nappe nogen, der
har naaet hojere / Skildringen
|af den danske Sommer end jobs.
V. Jensen.
..Og saadan lober de ind i
SHETLAND, ind i yidtstrakte, bru-
sende Skoye, med hist og her
en- Lysning og en- Bake, hvor
flimrende Aspetraer blander sig
med Himmelstotterne i Syns-
kredsen, de ser, hvad Mennesker
aldrig for har set, urstille Seer
paa ale Slider omgiyet af Sko-
vens Mure, lying og enebarbe-
voksede Holder, hvorfra Udsig-
ten aabner sig til nye Skove
og nye blaa Lande, der strek-
.ter sig til mgileride Gressletter
bestroet med store Stem og ind
rammet al Varmeb9lgerne i Diet
fjerne, Duff j Stilheden af Wild
Malurt, ct Spind af L9rkesang
SON at evige Kilder oppe i Luf-
ten. Elleskove og Aaer, hyor den
wade Mand Beveren bakser
svommende j Skovmorket med
sine gnayede Temmerstokke
og igen det aabne Land med boil
gende Wide Gresmarker saa
langt Ojet naar, og derover som
en- Yev I'D OF ind, og med de
luftige Svaler. OF over dem igen
en- Falk, der hanger og dypper
i Luften hojt mod det blaa -"
Som Vi folger den yidebeger-
lige og opfindsomme Nornegast
fra Vugge I'll GRAY, gennem hans
paa 0mskiftelser saa rige Liv,
faar vi Lejlighed til at gore Be-
kendtskab med en- Stenalderko-
loni, der bar slaaet sig ned i
Diet lndre af en- sjellandsk Bugt,
som lukkes af megtige Skoye.
hyor baade Uroksen og Ulven
har hjemme.
Hertil kommer, at Bogen er.
skrevet j a klangfuldt og smukt
ct Dansk, at det er en- ublandet
Fornejelse at lase den.
Blandt de egentlige Romanfor-
fatfere hevder Mathilde Mailing
vedblivende en- fremskudt Plads.
hvorom hendes sidste Bog Ma
rieholm og Munkeboda" ogsaa
berer Vidne.
Vel preges den like af dy-
bere aandelige Mods@tninger,
men dens Hammer er optrukket
med sikker Kunst og Skildrin-
gen Ell giyet med lige saa for
staaende som sikker Opfattelse
baade af Mennesker og Situq-
toner.
Handlingen, der err henlagt til
ct Par skaanske Herregaarde, be-
80 -. 49, D-.1 D. e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27

N voksende Rigdom af nye b.
ger, men der dukker stedse nye
OPP Side ON Side med
lie gamle. Hertil kommer, at
len Refining / Litteratnren, der
navde sin Bannerforer i Georg
Brandes, err trengt like a lidt
til Side, medens den religi9se
L~itteratur, der tidligere forte en-
hoist beskeden Tilyerelse, nu har
trengt sig sterkt i Forgrunden.
like blot har indre Mission betty
delig foroget sin litterere Virk-
somhed, men en- Mengde andre
Forlag som f. Eks. de unges
Forlag' synes utrattelig i de-
res Arbejde for Udsendelsen af
aktuel religios Litteratur.
ON den voksende litterare IN
teresse yidner ogsaa Udgiyelsen
af ct litterart Tidsskrift: Lit
teraturen, Nordens kritiske Re-
yue", der for Danmarks We'd
kommende redigeres af Carl Cad
og udgives af G. E. c. Gads
Forlag.
Eft saadant Tidsskrift har sely-
folgelig en- betydelig Opgaye-
like blot we'd at give litterere
Oversigter og Anmeldelser af ny
Litteratur fra de forskellige nor
diske Lande, men ogsaa we'd at
vekke gensidig ~Interesse for og
Forstaaelse af nordisk Littera-
tur, der %ventelig i Fremtiden
vi vide at gore sig sterkere
geldende we'd Siden af den ~
ske, der i en- lengere Aarrekke
har veret den dominerende paa
det europaiske Bogmarked og
maaske ogsaa nok har %stillet den
skandinaviske L~itteratur like saa
lidt i Skygge.
For Skandinaver her / L. S.
yder ..Litteraturen" en- fortref-
felig Hjalp for ale, der onsker
paa en- oyerkommelig Made at
folge de litterere Bevegelser !
de gamle Hjemlande.
Jeg skal senere lejlighedsyis
vende tilbage til det.
Raster man for ovrigt ct Blk
nd over de sidste Aars danske
Litteratur finder nan vel en-
Del Nayne paa Forfattere og
Potter. navnlig Lyrikere, men IN
gen der RACER synderlig OPP over
javnmaalet, ingen Poesiens Fyr-
ste, der med k~ongelig Hand
stror Poesiens Guild j Grams ii
og venstre = de store
er borte, og ingen megter at
indtage deres Hejseder.
Og dog skrives der for Tiden
megen og for en- Del ogsaa god
Poesi i Danmark. Der er i De
senere Aar skrevet Digte, der
VII hevde deres Plads i kom-
mende Tider, {. Eks. L. p. Mel
sens: Wort Land. du danske
Men Diet skal heller like
forties, at Fritenkeriets Weir TX
Ike er gaaet Sporlost hen over
Tidens Digterkuld, som har SUI
get Nering af Kilder, der like
ale var rene.
Den meste danske Poesi er
udsendt af Diet Gyldendalske
Forlag, der teller Navne som
Richardt, Ploug. Paul., jobs.
Jorgensen, Ingeborg NJ. Sick o.
m. Il.
En- af de NEST productive er
vel for Tiden nok Valid. Rordam,
af hvis samlede Varker Forla-
get nylig har udsendt ct to.
Udyalg i stateligt Udstyr.
Ogsaa han har skrevet Ting,
som har vakt berettiget Kritik,
mrn hans Harpe er mangestren-
ges, og der gaar gennem Diet
meste og bedste af hans Digit
en- national Undertone,
giyer den ct Prag. Og
han bar derigennem bidraget TX
ke lidet I'll at vakke den natio-
neutrality-suspicious. og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27

naviske Lande og bidrog like
lidet til at prege Tidens aan-
delige Fysiognomi.
Der fortalles ON Studenterli-
vet, navnlig som Diet rorte sig
i ,.Studenterhjemmet'', og af
Diskussionerne i Studenterfor-
eningen, hyor Fritankeriets Re-
presentanter og Kirkens bedste
Mend tog Livtag med hinanden,
men hyor Diet ogsaa med lysende
Klarhed gik OPP for mangen en-
ung Student, at Diet var like vi
denskaben, der stillede sig him
.rende i Vejen for ct Menneske,
der gerne Wide yare en- Kristen,
alt beroede paa ct personligt
Yalg for eller imod Kristus.
bet var at onske, at den lille
smukt udstyrede Bog. der for
taller saa velgorende sandt ON
ct ungt Menneskes Gleder og
Sorger, hans Kampe og Sejre,
matte finde Vel ogsaa til vor
danske Ungdom her i U. S.
Foreldrel bestil straks Bogen
j Blair og forer din yoksne Son
den som Fodselsdags eller julie.
gave.
Han vii vide dig TAX for den.
Samme Forlag har udsendt en-
my Udgaye af den kendte histo-
'riske Forfatter, Johan Ottosens
Bog: sonderjyland.
I denne It'd, da Unforeseen
samler sig ON Diet gamle danske
Land S9nden Kongeaa, er det ma
turligt, at ogsaa Vi herovre, og
da like mindst de mango Son
derjyder, der har fundet sig ct
Fristed her, opfrisker gamle Min
der ON Diet gamle danske Land,
for hyilket Befrielsens Time M
r slaaet.
Den lige saa smukke som stem
ningsfulde Skildring af Landet
og Folket ledsages af en- Mengde
ypperlige Billeder af Kunstne-
rem Max Kleinsorg.
Bogen SHUTTER med folgende
Ord:
,,Hvor Tyskland er sterktl
Med Rette fyIdes tyske Mand
og Kvinder af stolt Tryghed
we'd Tanker ON deres megtige
G%rensevagt we'd Rhinen.
Kun Ell stort Folk kan eie en-
saadan Tryghedsfelelse. Eller
skulde wort lille Folk have Ret
I'll at fole Diet samme. We'd
Flensborg Fjord staar sterke
Mend og trofaste Kvinder Vagt
for wort Modersinal Og vor Frem-
It'd. Bet er Ell Her, som like
viger.
Og mems de tyske Ord bru-
ser gennem Luften, tanker jeg
stille:
Wort lille Land, var kun trygt.
Ogsaa du har en- Grenseyagt,
SON STAIR fast og tro.n
M err Tysklands Grensevagt
we'd Rhinen knust. Men Dan
marks lille Grenseyagt holdt tro-
fast nd til Sejrens Dag.
| denne Forbindelse, hyor jeg
har dvelet we'd dansk national
Litteratur, Wide ieg gerne hen
lede Opmerksomheden paa en-
serie ,,Danske Billeder", udgi-
vet af NJ. p. Madsens Forlag.
Der err EN- egen Glade we'd at
blade gennem en- saadan Samling
Billeder fra Hjemlandets kendte
og mindeverdige Egne, diets ejen-
dommelige Natur fra 0ernes fro
dige Begeskoye til Jyllands Lying
bakker og Vestkystens nogne
Sandklitter, diets gamle Mindes-
marker og historiske Bygninger,
middelalderlige Ridderborge og
erverdige Domkirker med him.
melstrebende Spir.
liver Billede bidrager sit til
at fremheye Observation-Disclosures
we'd Diet Land, som allie vi, der
kender Diet, vii elske, saa lenge.
vi lever. Og hvor kan vi andet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27

undrede sig og sagde: AL
rig er sadant sket i Is
rael." Men Fariseer4e sag
de: We'd de onde Aanders
Fyrste uddriver han de on
de Ander."
Mt. 10, 33-34.)
Her moder os en- forskellig Be
demmelse al en- Corning, jesus
har gjort for allies Dine. Ska
rerne', Folk i Almindelighed i
den store Forsamling, siger:
nAldrig er saadant sket i Is
rael.a Fariseerne derimod. We'd
de onde Aanders Fyrste uddri-
Yer han de onde Aander.
vi skal like her rasonere an
gaaende Besettelse af onde Aan-
der, men lagge Merke til, at
Manden var stun, og begge
Parter giver EN- ond Aand Skyl-
den for hans Stunned.
Saa vidt er der altsaa ineen
Meningsforskel; begge Parter
indrommer, at Jesus har giort
en- god Corning imod ct
Menneske, der var elendig paa
Grund al en- ond Aands PLACE.
Og begge indrommer ogsaa. at
Jesus har visit en- underlig
NJ a 9 {. Skarerne forundrer sig
og siger: .Aldrig er saadant sket
j Israel" aabenbart i den For
staaelse, at Jesus drives. af en-
god Aand til at gore Q 0 d t.
Fariseerne We'd de onde Aan-
ders Fyrste' o. 5. v, altsaa. at
Diet er EN- d e, der har u d.
rettet det g ode e.
For upartiske Tilskuere er det
like y~anskeligt at afgore, hvem
der har Ret. De code Gernin-
ger stammer fra eller flyder af
en- god Kilde. Var de onde Aan-
ders Fyrste, Djavelen, bleven til
Sinds at uddrive onde Aander
og gore godt imod Mennesker,
saa var han jo bleven god.
Men den onde Aand er net
OPP her paa Spill = han larer
sine Tjenere at 1--WE, lerer dem
at foryrenge en- Kendsgerning.
Her siges like, hvordan Diet
videre gik med ,,Skarerne", ON
de fra Forundring over Diet un-
derlige Code, der var sket Man
den, kom til Tro paa Jesus, ell
Ter de lod sig lede af Fariseerne
til at antage deres Forklaring
og bley uden Tro paa Jesus.
Men klart er det, at de var
paa Vel til at tro paa ham, der
efter deres Skon havde gjort no.
get saa stort og skont, som
aldrig for var sket j Israel.
Anvend, hvad Matthews her
n
forteller, paa Nutiden.
Mango Ting, som Jesus I'd
retter igennem Guds RIGGS Virk-
somhed, vekker Forundring 9.
Upartiske Mennesker kan Sc, at
hristendommen gor Undere, I'D
folder en- god Magt mod de
Aander j Verden.
men ,,Fariseerne' we'd at for
yrenge det, saa det code like
tilskrives Guds Magt..
Tag {. Eks. Drukkenskabsaan-
den. Den har Kristendommenl
dreyet nd at mango Mennesker
og HEM, og Diet ser I'D, som
den skal blive drevet helt nd
al dette Land men saa raaber
man paa, at den personlige Fri
he'd gaar tabt.
Og kristendommen tager paa
ale Omraader Sigte paa at af-
Memueskers Nod. Mango
ser det de ser, at aldrig er lig-
nende sket i Verden, og for
undrer sig. Men oliver Diet til
mere end Forundringg Bliver det|
virkelig Tro paa Verdens
Frelser9
Jesus er kommen for at hiel-
pc os imod Diet stgrste Onde u
Synden, og de Tegn, han saa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27
Summary of Report of Commits
sion on Reconstruction
Work in France
The Rev. Prof. J. A, Moorhead
NJ. a., D. d., chairman.

The Commission arrived in Pa
ris June IA, 1919. The fact that
Drs. Charles j. Smith and Frank
\. Ritter had preceded in the
service of the National Lutheran
Commission, followed by Profess
sor NJ. j. Stolee, was of very
great service, in that connection
had been formed, data collected,
and other preliminary work done.
This preparation for their COM
ing enabled the Commissioners
far more promptly to complete
their work III its first stage than
would have otherwise been po-
sible. Hence it is desired now
to report facts and conclusions
arrived at after a comparatively
brief visit, having in view the
work done by those preceding
but mainly the personal investi-
cations and study of the mem
bers of this Commission.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod
of Paris.
Concerning its future, the prin-
cipal anxiety Of the Paris Synod
centers in the question of an
adequate supply of well trained
doctrinally sound, c%onsecrated
pastors. Only Dean Vaucher in
the theological faculty Of Paris
protestant is a positive Luthe-
ran theologian. All others in the
Lutheran section of this faeul-
" are liberal or rationalizing.
Dean Naucher being advanced III
years. the outlook for the train
ing OF Lutheran pastors for the
Synod of Paris at the institu-
tons in the city is dark indeed.
This fundamental problem, upon
which the future of the Synod
of Paris, as of all other Lutheran
work in France, depends, looms
up in the foreground, from what
ever point of view the Luther
an situation in France is con-
sidered.
While the Paris Synod has
been associated with the Synod
of Montbeliard in the General
Synod, meeting t~riennially, the
real isolation of these two grups
has not thereby been prevented.
OF course, on account of its po-
litical alignment before the sig
ming of the new Peace Treaty OF
June IS, the Church of Alsaee
stood entirely apart form French
Lutheranism. Now at the very
beginning of the period of its
transition, Of course the Alsatian
Lutheran Church is isolated form
the two othre groups IN France.
This isolation is a source of pre-
sent weakness to the Paris Sy-
nod, as to the other groups, but
the mere statement of the situa-
ton emphasizes the Importance
Of the present problem of unfit
cation and its significance for
the solution of the greater pro
blem Of theological education.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod
of Montbeliard.
The Synod of Montbeliard ack-
nowledges the Augsburg Comics.
sion as its doctrinal basis. How
ever, the inability of the theolo-
gical faculty of Paris to fur
nish a sufficient supply of past
ORG +ooa+her with the nearness
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27
Dansk Litteratur.
AT H. P. H a n 5 e n.

Det markes paa mango Maa-
der, at der j litterRr Henseende
er en- Opgangsperiode i Dan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27

vi tillader os at give denne
Rapport paa Engelsk, som den
err modtaget, i Diet Haab, at de
fleste interesserede kan lese oe
forstaa den, og Originalen er 10
og for sig den bedste. Red.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod
of Montbeliard.

The Synod of Montbeliard ack-
nowledges the Augsburg Comics
sion as its doctrinal basis. How
ever, the inability of the theolo-
gical faculty of Paris to fur
nish a sufficient supply of past
ors together with the nearness
of Geneva have resulted in the
calling of many pastors from the
latter school 10 the congrega-
tons of Montbeliard. The re-
suit has naturally been the de-
velopment Of a decided refor-
med influence there among some.
This has developed a somewhat
unionistic tendency in some
quarters of the Synod. However,
all the people Of the congrega-
tions of Montbeliard are tempe
ramentally conservative. Since
their forebears have for genera
tions belonged to the Church of
the Augsburg Confession, they
will not be easily alienated from
the Lutheran Church. Ii seems
to this Commission to be a quest.
ion of closer alignment with the
other Lutheran forces of Fran
ce, of an adequate center Of Lu-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-27
bet, der bliver.
Herrens Ord bliver evindelig.
Il. Pet. |. pa
,,Aldrig er saadant sket i Israel.

,,Og da den onde Aand
var uddreven, talte den
stumme. Og Skarerne for
undrede sig og sagde: AL
rig er sadant sket i Is
rael." Men F~ariseerle sag
de: We'd de onde Aanders
Fyrste uddriver han de on
de Ander."
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-05
Shoes

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-05
Celebrates Twelfth
 Birth Anniversary

 | Miss. Melania Miskoyich celebrated her twelfth birthday at her home on Opera drive, Tuesday evening, Sept. 2, from to 10 D. m. Fourteen girl friends were present. They played games, sang songs, and dainty re treatments of fruit, candy, ice cream and cake were served. Many pretty and usful gifts were rendered to Miss Miskoyich and a most enjoyable time was reported by the following friends who attended the party: Misses Minnie Vukasovich, Josephine Rooney, Issabelle Arevalo, Mittie Kel- ly, Eva Gregovich, Gretchen lobe, Mary Rienhardt, Katherine McQuil- Hum; Thelma Sanchez, Irene Ellis; Thelma Andreas, Ilene Nyman, Marie Lippert and Laila Nylander.