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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18

About 1000 fish were tagged
years ago, but so few were retur
that It was thought that the I
placed on fins were lost. 4 new
to be placed on III. gill was therei
devised. A few scales of each tag
fish are preserved because the Il
age may be determined from the RI
~ the scales.
Doctor PearSe has gathered mucl
| formation in the last five years
corning the habitatS. foods. habits
hest growing conditions of fresh-w
, fish.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
Fear in the Child.

There is a world of truth In r
Angelo MOssO's emphatic declarati
Every ugly thing told to the child.
cry shock. every fright given him,
remain like minute spllnters In
flesh, to torture him all his life LON
Psychology and ParenthoOd," Dy
AddingtOn Bruce.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
Has a Yellow Core

Mrs. New said that all she had ever
seen were red. The senator declared
he would prove his veracity by show
ing his wife, some time, a watermelon
with q yellow heart.
Since that time Senator New has
been continuously on the watch. He
even tipped off his friends and they
have looked long and carefully for a
yellow melon. Recently an express
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18

package came to the senator's home
here. 1t contained a watermelon, just
as green as any watermelon on the
outside, but when cut, the meat was
pure golden, ~ithout a streak Of red.
Thanks to one of his Hoosier friends,
the senator now says to his wife, II
told you So"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18

retains the many lcUlNl'N lAidi
in years past have proved attractive
10 tourists. Not tine least of these are
its imperial lighthouses and palaces.
Occupying full square block on the
famous RingsrasSe in Vienna stands
the Imperial opera house. Two hron2"
figures. symbolic of music, adorn tn"
left AMI right wings of the building.
These and the ornamental candelahrlr
mt the entrance We're designed by Fritz
ZenitSch.
The opera housp. erected in lSGl-G9,
is four stories high, with five front en-
frances and six side ones, built en-
tirely 81 white stone. 1t is of Nne-
tian style, principally Of the RenaiS-
sance period. with IA mixture of French
architecture of the same time.
Directly on the main avenue IL a
| balcony above the entrance over which
are five arches. each having statue
/ of a renowned musician. At the eX-
/ IRENE sides, slightly higher. are two
/ imposing bronze figures seated upon
! horses.
Scenes depicted from THE Magic
| Flute" form freScoes in the log@ia.
| The foyer is respondent in a color
scheme of red and gold. Many heavy
| bronze doors lead into the foyer. some
being draped with red plush curtaisS.
An old marble mantelpiece stands at
one end. with carved and gilded
| grating.
The ceiling is 'ornamented by rare
paintings; ut the sides are buSts of
composers. The walls are enriched
with wreaths of flowers and fruit CHS
eled in stone, making a decidedly bril-
liant showing against a black marble
background.
The auditorium, one of the finest
anywhere abroad, was finished by
Bitterlich. while the drop curtain USED
in gay operas was painted by Laut
berger. that for tragic purposes. hein!
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
His Status.

our new neighbors have three /
dren. an older boy and twin boys.
other day one of the children cam
play. and. not knowing which on,
was. | asked him If he was one Of
twins. 80. no." was his reply.
lust the leftover One."-EXchange.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
New Vaccine Method
Used to Check the Flu

LOndOn.-A new method of
preparing vaCC!neS, which may
result in complete mastery of
infectious diseases. is de-
Scribed in the London Lancet
by the discoveries, Capt. David
} Thomson and Capt. David Lees.
) doctors who served in the Brit
ISL army service. They say they
} can detOXicate a vaccine, which
means that the poison in ii can
be removed.
using the new method / have
been able to inject without toxic
symptoms doses of vaccine ten
to one hundred times greater
\ than was ever dared before. with
2 the result that a greater degree
; of immunity is developed" says
Doctor Thomson.
3 Doctor Thomson believes a
Z few doses of n compound detoX-
> icated vaccine given in October
Z and again in January viii af-
! ford considerable protection
Z from influenza.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
Senator New, After Ten Years, Aoie
to Tell Wife, 81 Told
You So"

Washington.-Ten years ago Senator
Harry New happened to mention 10 MS
wife. while they were eating water
melons. that he had once seen ana
tasted a watermelon with a yellow
core.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
Deadly Arabian Sirocco.

The sirOcco or sand storm Of
Arabian desert is exceedingly tres
erOus. II often digs pits two hum
feet deep. scattering the sand
miles around.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
Wanted Her for Life.

New York.-When August Walther,
%, recovered from an illness he could
not bear to lose his nurse, Miss Bar.
bara Gerber, Y, so he married her.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
Had No Change for $40,
So Court Raised Fine

Herbert F. L. Funk, all-round
sportsman Of Flushing, n. Y
was caught speeding by motor
cycle officer on the Merrick road
and hailed before a justice of the
peace.
81 will fine you ten dollars"
the rural justice said.
"Mr. Funk went down in his
pockets and extracted a large
roll. He peeled of the smallest
} bill.
"Can you change a twentyT
he asked.
mo, but I can change the
fine," the judge replied. you
! are fined $40"
Mr.. Funk paid the fine.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
Ex-Emperor,s City Palace.

actresses from the year l1No.
Ex-Emperor's City Palace.
Just off the EiugstraSSe lies the Ho
burg. or city palace of the eX-empero
of Austria. Passing through maSslv
poric columns. which were constructe
by Peter Won UobiIe in lS2l-24. admi
sion is Gained to the place Of ii
rurS." outside the castle ward. y ne
wing was here added in lSS7-9t cor
pIrted as late as 1901. Further on I
ward the eastern side Of the GROUND
j. the Urldenplut. where two eXquisi
monuments stand. the largest in Il
. capital. That on the left is of Prime
Eugene. The base of the statue
/ of white marble. and the middle sc
+ tion is carved in inches, with fo'
black marble Inscribed slabs betwee
/ Above is the figure of Prince EugeI
on rearing horse. Beneath are su
porting figures of women holding "a
. lands. with crowns upon their heads.
The equestrian monument of Are
/ duke Charles stands opposite. This
a tribute 70 the man who defeats
Napoleon M ASpcrn, and his dress
strongly significant of that period. !,
large flag is clenIIed in the hands
the archduke and shields and wreat
of iron form a foOtStool beneath.
Ascending Il winding. massive viii.
Stoop. the visitor is led TO the interi
of a section of the palace set aside I
visitors. After gaining entrance to {
lobby. guards approach with slippe
made Of carpet material, and ca
person is expected to protect the fioc
Of the imperial Hofburg by weari
the same over his shoes.
This large room is rich in simpiici
and lighted by a chandelier of RI.
value. which drops very low from Z
ceiling. suspended by bronze cha'
, attached to prOtruding claws, while {
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
Get Gold Bullion
from Sunken Vessel

for the divers. On June 20, the re-
trieying of the treasure began.
Gold Brought Up.
The first bucket sent up contained
only copper pennies and a few silver
coins. Then for several days, bucket
after bucket containing three or more
gold bars, each worth more than So
600, were hOisted TO the surface and
dumped on the deck of the Racer. The
first of these bars brought lusty cheers
from the crew of the salvage ship, but
tossing fortunes about soon came to
be merely another form of manual la
Dor to these sailOrmen.
Most Of the gold bars were . inches
long, . inches thick and inches wide
and weighed about % pounds. For
days not one was found. as many Of
them were hurled clear Of the wreck
/ by the blasting necessary to make the
strong chamber accessible. Several
| feet of sand have now been washed
over these scattered bars beneath
masses of twisted steel and it fire.
quently requires hours of patient la
/ Dor to pry them loose. The record
days haul so far had been A bars
worth approximately S35OOOO. Thus
far several million dollars worth Of
treasure has been salvaged.
Divers Work in Shifts.
The Racer carries eight divers.
Their tricks" are so arranged that
one diver is at work throughout the
day. Each works half an hour and
then must spend so minutes in coming
to the surface as otherwise the sud-
den relief from the tremendous deep
water pressure might cause partial or
complete paralysis. They are brought
up in ten-fathOm "hauls," with ten
minute "rest" intervals.
When the days work is over, the
days "catch" if considerable, is dis
patched to London with an armed con
vOy.
When first built the Racer was q
square riCger man-o'-war-One of the
"Wooden Walls of England" as the
ships of the British navy at that time
were knOwn-a century ago.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
Maonificent Imperial Theater.

The Imperial The1lter, on the Lowell
baster section of the Ringstrasse, is
equally magnificent. The exterior hss
ststues of Phaedra, Don Juan, FalStaff
and Hanswurst. The surrounding
inches contain the busts of poets.
A feature of singular note is the
grand staircase of 100 steps. Tall
lamps mt the base and head illuminate
the wide ascent, and the sides are
framed in open pillars, colonial in
style. On the left and right wings are
small balconies for prOmenaders who
can get views of the wonderful fires
Goes.
The auditorium. from which the
steps of the grand stairway lead up
ward. is unique, and the foyer Ii
equally attractive. built in semi-cir
cular lines and extending the entire
length of the facade. The ceiling II
| formed in high and low graded arches
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18

t and old friends Countess szechen whose husband head OF one OF
the Oldest noble families of Hungary the Anecanbon women
who when this entered the found themselves wives of
Budapest
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18

designed by Rail-. The imperial box Is
located in the center with IA seating
capacity of two dozen persons, for the
royal family and guests of nobility.
1t protrudeS slightly beyond the other
loges. and bears the Austrian seal and
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18

points strongly and drinking utensils esps III
public as being one OIL the 0
of disease.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18

that be accop
investigation preparatory study the land must be m
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-10-18
Has Gem of a Smile.

Has Gem of a Smile.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are looking for a
woman with gem of Il smile. She is
wanted for pocket picking. She wears
a diamond in her teeth.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
o skenne Dag!

0 skonne Dag, naar endt er Lii
vets Strid,
Naar aldrig mere feldes skal
en- Taare,
Naar efter Trangsel jeg faar
Hvilen bid,
Og intet, intet skal nit Hierte
saarel
Naar jeg paa lions Bjerg har
fundet Ly;
o skonne Dag, naar Sorg og
Suk skal fly
= Skenne Dag, med Glade rem
og sand,
Naar jeg skal Kongen i hans
Sk9nhed skne,
Og mine DINE Sc Diet vidt I'D
strakte Land.
Hvor ingen mere skal for Dsden
cruel
Naar Jesus kommer paa den hvi-
de Sky,
o, da for eyigt Sorg og snk skal
flyl
o skonne Dag We'd Engles Har.
peklang
Forsvinder hvert ct Smertens
Suk, liver Klage,
Og de forl9ste staa med Fryde-
sang
Paa lions Bjerg, og eyig Glade
smagel
Og for liver sjel, som her bley
f9dt paany,
bet bli'r en- Dag, da Sorg og
Suk skal fly
o skSnne Dag, jeg lenges til
dig henl
| Troen skuer jeg den gyldne
Morgen,
Da skilte Venner, modes skal
igen,
Og Gleden aldrig blandes skal
med Sorgen.
o Evighedens lyse Morgengry,
o, skSnne Dag, da Sorg og Suk
skal fly.
lndsendt we'd II. X. II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24

Missionseen, felgende samme
Spor som Columbia, og ale veg
ne bragte de de hellige Eyange.
lieboger med sig.
Dette a saa meget des betyd-
ningsfuldere, som den romerske
Kirkes Vildfarelser allerede hav-
de begyndt at brede sig nd over
Landene. Mod Roms falske Lac
re satte diSse bibelfaste Missio-
narer Guds uforfalskede Ord SON
Diet findes i den hellige Skrift.
Bort med de Observation-Disclosures
ninger," skriyer COLUMBIA, Frel-
sen kommer alene fra Guds frie
Made i Kristus. bet er bedrep
siger han andet Steds, ,,at have
ct rent Hjerte for Gud end at
afholde fra sig yisse Spiser. Zen
alene er elders Hoved - like
Biskoppen j Rom, men Kristus.
En- Biskop skal yere cen Kyin-
des Mand og have lydige Born
COLUMBIA og hans Brodre vii
de heller like vide af, at man
unddrog Legfolk Vinen j Mad
veren, de var ogsaa imod Diet
hemmelige Skriftemaal, Bon for
de dode, Vokskerter og Rsgel-
sc.
Paa den ensomme q var der
renere bibelfart Tro og mere le-
vende Kristenodm end i Pavesta-
den, og der udstraalede ct Lys
derfra, SON skinnede helt ind
i Europas Hjerte.
Og hvoraf kom det9
AT den enc Grund, at Brsdre-
ne paa iona under Bon og Ar
bejde studerede Guds Ord - det
alene var Lyset for deres Fod
og Vidnesbyrdet fra deres Mund.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
~Evangeliets Fugle.
AT III. P. Hansen.

Medens Patrick drog rundt
Ireland og forkyndte Evangeli-
ct br9d der en- Storm los over
hans eget F@dreland, som like
blot gjorde dette til en- 0rk, men
ogsaa 6delagde de mango unge
Menigheder.
Utallige Kristne blew forfulg-
tie med Sverdet, deres Kirker
blew lagt j Aske, og ale Vegne
triumferede Hedenskabet. Hvem
der kunde fly, ssgte til Wales
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24
bet nye Paradis.
Juleprediken af With. Beck.
Il Mos. 9. III

Der var engang ct Paradis
her paa Jord. bet er lange siden.
men Diet har veret her. bet
var, da hele Skabningen var,
SON den var udgaaet af Guds
Skaberhaand, da hele Skabnin-
gen belt og fuldt var Guds Vark.
Da stod alt j sin Renhed og
SkGnhed, SON Gud havde skabt
Diet, og Guds Fred hvilede over
Diet hele; der var ingen edelag-
gende Krefter i Naturen; ale
Naturens Krefter arbejdede i
Harmoni med hverandre, Sol og
Regn arbejdede Hand i Hand
med at frugtbargere Jorden,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24

Kanalen I'll Frankrig, hyor de
slog sig ned / ct helt Landskab,
som efter dem berer Navnet Bre-
tagne. Nesten hele England og
Shetland var after hedenske.
Saa opyakte Gud en- Mand,
som kunde betale 'Patricks Fac
dreland tilbage, hvad diets bed
ste Son havde givet Irland.
Eft Par Hundrede Aar efter
Patricks bod fremstod der / en-
af de Menigheder, han havde
grundet, en- Mand som brendte
af Iver efter at bringe Diet ulyk-
kelige England og Shetland E.
vangeliet.
Bet var Column a eller Due,
som hans Navn betyder.
Han byggede sig en- simpel
Vidiebaad, o%vertrukket med HUI
der, og roede i dette skrobelige
Fartoj i Aaret sos med tolv
Ledsagere over Havet til Skot-
land, hyor han landede paa Den
J iona.
De faa Kristne, der fandtes,
modtOg Columbia med Glade og
Hedningerne lyttede til hans
megtige Prediken ON Korsets
Ord. Efter nogen lids Forlob
skenkede den skotske Konge
ham den lille o, og fra da af
blew iona NJ / ssionsoen n, der
var som ct Fyrtaarn, hvorfra
Guds Ord straalede nd og for
Triangle Hedenskabets Morke i
hele den germanske Verden.
Fra denne o udgik Missione-
rer like blot til Shetland og
England, men ogsaa til Frankrig,
Tyskland, Sveitz og Italien, og
allie Vegne, hvor de kom med
bragte de deres skrevne Evange-
lieboger og plantede Korsets
Banner.
bet fremgaar af der Skid
ring Kilderne giver af Columbia,
at han var en- i Sandhed hellig
Mand, der stedse levede for
Guds Ansigt. Han soy paa den
blotte Jord med en- Sten til Ho-
yedpude. Gennem uafladelig
Bon sogte han himmelsk Kraft
til Udforelse af sin Corning, og
med hellig Salvelse talte han
ON Afgudernes Vanmagt og Je-
su Kristi Herlighed.
Sammen med sine Medhielpe-
re flyttede han ind i en- stor
Bygning, som tidligere var bebo-
ct at hedenske Praster, og ind
rettede den til Bibelskole og
Missionsanstalt.
Han s9rgede for at saa vel
den hellige Skrift som andre go
de Boyer at Kirkefedrene blev
udfert og samtidig blew der OPP
taget en- Rekke fromme Mand.
der a besjelet at samme Aand
som COLUMBIA.
Husets Grundregel var G u d 5
o r d, som Diet findes i Diet gam
lie og Diet ny Testament. Der blev
daglig lest holt af Bredrene. De,
som var bedst hjemme i Kun
stem, fix til Opgave at lgse nd
yalgte Bibelafsnit under Mail
tiderne. | de LANCE Vinterafte-
ner, naar der like var meget
udenom Arbejde, leste mar i
cen Uge ferste Mosebog, i ID
bet at SEEKS Aftener Profeten Je-
sajas og j to Aftener Romerbre-
vet.
Foreleseren stod paa en- OPP
hejet Plads, medens de ovrige
Bredre sad paa Banke langs
Veggene. Da der nu like var
andet Lys i Salem end Diet, OPP
leseren hayde we'd sin Side, saa
plejede en- af Br9drene at gaa
rundt langs Treveggene med en-
Lygte i Hand og overbevise sig
ON, at ingen af Br9drene havde
givet efter for S9vnen. Fandt
han en-, der soy, holdt han Lyg-
ten, der kun var aaben i den
enc Side, OPP saaledes, at den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24

Mark, og en- Mand fandt og
skjulte den, og af Glade
over den gaar han hen og
salger alt, hvad han har og
ksber den Mark mt. 13,
Az.
bet er godt, at der er noget,
ia, at der er mango Ting i Lii
vet, som Guds Rige fra Himme-
len kan lignes we'd. Thi disse
Ting her i Jordelivet kender vi
Jo til, og idet Jesus a siger,
at Himmeriget ligner, hyad vi
kender, kan vi bedre faa en- rig
tig F~orstaaelse af, hvad Diet er.
bet leder ogsaa Tanker hen
paa, og Diet beyiser, at Himme-
riget like er noget fremmed for
dem, der virkelig elsker, hvad
der err godt her / Livet, selv
de materielle Cooler i Livet.
Jesus har sagt, at Himmeriges
Rige ligner god Sad, SEW naar
denne Sad falder j Jordbund,
der like vii yde Frugt, og ON
der saas Ugres blandt den 60
de Sed, og han har visit Guds
RIGGS Evne til at vokse udadtil
og til at trenge igennem og sy-
re, hyad DEF kommer i Beroring
med. Her wiser han diets Y &c r
di for ct NJ ennesk e.
Jesus siger, at Himmeriget lig-
ner en- Skat, som er skjult i en-
Mark: ct Menneske fandt og
skjulte denne Skat, og af Gle-
de over den gaar han hen og
selger alt, hvad han har og k9-
Der Marker.
bet leder Tanker hen paa Man
den, der fortalte sine S9nner, at
der laa en- Rigdom skult i Vim
garden, som han efterlod dem,
de skulde kun grave flittig we'd
Roden af Treerne, saa Wide de
finde den.
Og Diet leder Tanker hen paa
de Marker, som Landsmanden ar
bejder med.
Den fornuftige Landsmand
kender, at der ligger en- Skat
skjult i Marker, derfor satter
mangen en- like blot alt, hvad
han har, men mere til, ind for
at blive Ejer af Marker med
Skatten i. De h9je Landpriser
skyldes Folks Bevidsthed ON, at
der er en- Skat skjult i Marker.
Og hvad er Diet saa, der ger
Skatten i Marker til Skat?
10, Diet er dens praktisk e
B etydning g. Den Mark, der
giver forskellig Slags Frugt til
Fede for Mennesker og Dyr, =
den Mark, der gemmer kostbare
Metaller, = den Mark, der gem
mer Kul eller Ollie eller Jern o.
s. v. er ale af praktisk Betyd-
ming for Livet.
Hvad der like har praktisk
Betydning, Diet kan like med
Rette kaldes Skat.
Og Diet er just Diet, Frelseren
we'd denne Lignelse vii lede vor
Tanke hen paa, at Guds Rige
like alene er noget herligt j og
for sig, men for NJ e k e r,
for mig og dig.
Og her wiser han os ct Men
neske som har faaet Ole for
Skattens Verdi, for dens prak-
tiske Betydning. Manden har fun
det noget, han har Brug for,
noget, der glgder ham i den
Grad, at han salger alt, hvad
han har, for at komme i Besid-
delse af Marker med Skatten i.
Lad os her mindes, hvad Pau
lus siger ON Guds Rige, at Diet
like bestaar i at spise og Dirk
Ike, men j Meteorological og Fred
og Glade j den Helligaand (Rom.
ID, ~.
bet nevnte er praktiske Go
der for en- Synder, der 9nsker
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-24

ma ct virksomt og u~tretteligt
NJ issionsliv. bet var like
COLUMBIA nOk, at han havde faa-
ct indf0rt en- fast Ordning paa
Missions9en og sat ct regelmes-
sigt Bibelstudium i Gang, nan
lengtes efter at bringe Guds
Ord I'D I'll endnu videre Kredse.
En- Dag i Aaret $50 samle-
de den hele Menighed sig j Co
lumbas Kapel paa Den iona ON
deres tro Biskop Columbia og
tolv Br0dre, for de tiltraadte de-
res Missionsrejse. Den blew OPP
sendt Bonner for de b%ortdragen-
de Missionerer, og de Eldste
lagde Henderne paa dem.
Saa fl9j ,,Duerne'' I'D med Ere
dens Olieblade I'll ale Verdens
Hjerner. De drog forst til
Frankrig, hyor de under usigelige
Strabadser og tallose Farer van
drede ON fra BY til By, til de
omsider naaede de Wide Vogeser-
bjerge. Her slog de deres Hytte
OPP blandt de raa, hedenske Bur
gunder. Og smart blomstrede
Landet under deres Hender som
en- Have. Hundreder og Tusinder
strommede til for at hore den
Guds Mand, og hans Personlig-
he'd vandt smart deres Hjerter.
Hans milde, venlige Ansigt,
hans sterke Iver og megtige
Stemme, som kunde hores klart
og tydeligt af Tusinder, gjorde
ct uusletteligt Indtryk. Hertil
kom hans gribende Forkyndelse
af Korsets Ord, der borede sig
son Spyd ind j deres Samvittig-
heder. Men fremfor alt var CO.
lumba en- B9nnens Mand. Han
vidste, at Gud horer Bonner, og
i Kraft af denne Tro udf9rte han
eft Kempevark. Smart kunde Co.
lumba grunde tire Klostre i for
skellige Egne af Vogeserne og
fylde dem med Mand, der var
,besjelede af samme Aand som
deres Br9dre paa iona og for
kyndte Guds Ord i yidere Kredse.
Men Evangeliets Fugle fl9j vi
dere.
Saa treffer vi COLUMBIA i Svejts
hvor han prediker Korsets Ord
i Omegnen af Zurich. | sin Iver
s~onderbred han med egne Hen-
der ct Afgudsstempel, hvad der
havde Ill Fslge, at han MATTE
REESE videre.
Smart efter finder vi ham i
Bregenz we'd Bodenseen, hyor
han we'd sin Flid vinder de Wide
og blodt9rstige Beboere, med
hvem han driver Fiskefangst og
planter Haver.
Men den hedenske Fyrste lider
like den hellige Mand, hans
Samvittighed kan like taale Diet
alvorlige Vidnesbyrd ON Sand
heden. Han tragter Missionaren
efter Livet.
Efter tire Aars yelsignelsesrigt
Arbejde maa den tro Korsets
Ridder after gribe til Vandrings-
stayen, efterladende sig en- syg
Broder, der faar to Medhjalpe-
re til sin Pleje.
Han drager videre mod Sgd,
til han naar de peniniske Al
per i Italien, hvor han i Ner-
heden at Tavia grunder ct Klo-
ster, der STAIR den Dag i Dag,
og hyor han fandt sit sidste Hyi-
Tested.
Han og hans Medarbejdere
hayde grundlagt omkring we'd
hundrede Klostre %eller, ON man
vii Missionsstationer efter
Jonas Monster, hvori mere end
ire Tusinde Brodre samledes ON
Guds Ord, og hvortil sluttede
sig omkring we'd $50 Kirker.
Men hvad blew der af den
syge Broder we'd Bodens9en9
Kr6nikcn forteller, at han after
blew rask 90 sammen med sine