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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10

brokers' are looking for a substantial
increase in the untitled orders.
One of them said yesterday that it Is
well known among steel men that the
present demand for steel products is
so large and so pressing that the plants.
working full capacity, could not meet
requirements inside year. 1t is said.
he remarked, that the loss in output of
basic pig iron, on account of both the
steel and coal miners strikes, would
reach almost 10000 tons.
Europe's Problem Of Credit
There was little criticism of the state
rent of the great English economist,
Sir George Paish, when he said thSr
only America can avert a great f.
nancial catastrophe. He suggested thdt
the United States change her tariff laws
and join in a great collective effort. He
said that unless Europe's problem Of
credit and supplies are soon dealt wfth,
"a breakdown OF credit exchange and
commerce cannot be far distant
An investment banker, discussing
this matter, said, unquestionably, Sir
George is right, but he would like to
know how he would propose to remedy
n. President Wilson, he remarked, had
already hinted in his recent message Of
a change in tariff laws'to help meet the
.ihVABtntS, put any dCtlon ulonk lHdt
line would be a subject of long tedious
debate in Washington, and at best
ould only relieve very small part
of the difficulty. 1t is evident lie
said, that the secretary of the treas
ury and the Federal. Reserve Board are
opposed to any guarantee of credits by
the government or to any assistance
being extended by the government.
The plan most generally discussed by
bankers he said is the issuance and
sale of debenture bonds by II strong
financial American corporation, which
would select certain European securi-
ties offered as collateral, and hold them
as trustee. The one weak point in this
proposal, he said, as far as he could see
would be in the marketing of these
debentures.
The issuance of such bonds for this
purpose he said would not be in the
hundreds of millions, but in billions,
and where are we to find an outlet for
such amounts. He said his reason. for
.c-rying the amount which would he
NEEDED would be in the billions, was
based on the estimate of. well known
banker who visited Europe and re-
turned last March. His estimate Of
Europe's needs to be met by Ameri.
can credit was $4,000, 10000 TO
$4,000. 600, 900. In July another equally
prominent financier returned from Eu.
rope with an estimate of 81, ,0O0, ,OO, 900.
Since then, we have had all sorts Of
estimates, but none for less than
$1,000. 100000. Without governmental
assistance, he said, it would be i'm
possible to carry out such task
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10
GOSSIP OF THE STREET ::
PESSIlNISM MORE
SUPERFICIAL THAN REAL
Stabizaon of Foreign Trade Conditions the Biggest Problem
of Banking World

CENTIMENT in the financial dis
~ trict, and especially in brokers'
Offices was decidedly bearish yesterday
afternoon, and as one broker remarked
the quotation board as usual reflected
the feeling.
situation, the shelving OF the railroad
bill, the trend in the money market
from to 10 per cent, all served as
excuses for the general depression.
And the weather conditions didn't help
any.
"A broker, who is also a philosopher,
said that the pcssimistic symptoms were
only on the surface. In a day or SO
they will disappear as IL by magic, he
said, and the stock market will be
buoyant again. He said he expected
to near definitely that the coal .trit.
will be settled today. He hoped for
dag light on the railroad situation about
/ the same time, and the effect whith the
settlement Of these two matt = would
/ have ON the list, he said, would be
instantaneous.
Those stocks which will respond first,
he scid, would probably be the steels.
He remarked that the railroads were
rails The Pennsylvania Railroad, he
said, Is completing the distribution Of
orders for 100000 tons of rails and
western roads have reserved 300, ZOO
tons which will soon take the form of
orders.
Stabilizing Foreign Exchange
"While good deal of space is taken
UP in the papers about the efforts of
bankers to stabilize foreign exchange
and provide credits for European coun-
tries, said a prominent banker, does
the public know anything about our
foreign trade as it is today?"
The report of the secretary Of com
fnerce, which came out yesterday, he
said. shows that very high records
were established during the fiscal year
1919 for both exports and imports. Our
imports Of merchandise in that time to-
tailed almost 50 1000, 900. 900. or almost
$100, 200, 900 more than 1918. Per con
ira, we exported during the same period
commodities worth over 81, ,O74 600 ,Oo4
That, he continued, looks like a BAT
ance of trade in our favor of almost
81. 900 ,0O0, 900 for the fiscal year of
1919.
The extraordinary point in this con
nection. he remarked. is that the pro-
ducing power of Europe not having
reached anywhcre near normal the i'm e.
norts should have reached the figures
above ouoted.
tccord;ng to the secretary. he re-
b marked the balance in our favor repre-
sents a figure never before approached
hy anv naf;on in the worlds history.
A,ot,.r honlor sne.l;,o of these
figures. said that no further explana
tion Is needed TO accoun, 1or the p,esrn.
condition OF forelgn e1chahge' ana tha'
In his opinion the puoncatioh OF .ne
secretary report may nave hau lur'her
to 90 with the unsetthhg OF ekcnanse
as Indicated Yesterday. IL seems, ne
remarked that It Is almost piatltnainous
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10
ABSENCE OF POWERS
BLOCKS TRIAL BOARD
Unable to Subpoena Witnesses
and Acting Detective Seeks
Reinstatement

Because the Civil, Service Commits
sion is powerless to compel the at
tendance of witnesses at police iand fire
board inquiries an acting detective is
trying to force his reinstatement to
duty.
The petitioner Is Robert G. Orndorff,
who was suspended and ordered up for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10

BsSssI ,slsnr nslssnruary 2 to stock Of record De-
sx xiiisinrston OIL Corporation quarterly 5 per
sEent and IN addition has apportioned to stock
If1la aotdeEE EEc treasury stotk of company to ex-
flfent OF per cent Ion their holdings. Both
hare paysbie January to stock OF record De-
HGenber ~.
~. per-. cent and extra per. cent. payable
1NRnuaryN2 TO stock OF record December 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10
Break In Llohtlno plant

Trouble at one of the power stations
of the Philadelphia Electric Co. shut
off light in some Of the downtown stores
for nearly two hours last night. The
district affected was between Broad
and Nineteenth streets and Walnut and
Market streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-10
New Issue
slo,oooooO
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
100 Convertible Gold Debentures
New Issue
old Debentures
Due January 1, 1866
Dated December 1, 1919

Dated ecenber 1, 1919 Due January
's IF ss s + s 's @ s gym & "sssE %
o % % @ a @ & amour"
% a.
Principal and " % Sa' % se soG ops mt s ' R Company
Coupon D'sFs d'H0"Ans S I 1 FaFs DnD interest payable
S @ % % % ~
hsid factor n
S
Of 100000 barrels
with 26s2s7sz principal Series and Dbents
cmakeu o ON
I
available
eater
l. holder either Cities
Cumulative Preference Cities Service Company $50
lsdvs B B d$ p
stoL,o with all aceumul ca dividends pavs
December 1sls
for in a price
and benefit of holders D
a dividends
convertible
Price 100 and Interest
HENRY L. DOHERTY & COMPANY
ausurnn Wall New
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
FLY REpELLEhT IS USEFUL
Spraying Should Not se cors Just Dc.
fore MsSktre, an MN. AhseFss
C5afs Very Rapidly,

The tolte@ius hem@Ws3a ay rypei.
Tents ta ease ~ I2rinttir MI milKnx
time arr recommended nv horace
Jnnos instructor M tia'f9 hnRhanary
nj South I,ak;na state nt3aer ~
$50 parts HSh oit, Y, parts ul! If tar,
and paFs crFn'e earfnst* afd spI3y
with a sprayer az, TIRE rrand r"ra.
tnan laNnHsv Raap, 4 eagians w.ter,
gali.F crude retrgieHna, BrA 4 naBccs
powdered RaisfthaltH Dissolve the
snap la the water ard the naphfhal~
In she crrtse petroleum.,
Care Should he txkta 81 the spray.
Ing ie aat t3nae lra8tsfely before
milking as ra6ik ahas9rt,s ts9arx ysry
readilt II the ents are milked In
the stable the sBtls yhmli no rrfpsvad
.lgasars..aisiy atsex. to4skst,g Ia A.. Cssai
place waere no tdor ~ IN ~ rcf@i.
lent exists
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
DAIRY
PREVENT Notifies I'M GUTTER


fssYsr&S~S by tss tass@A saaaaa Es~nass-
upenE ~ AgrSs~staraa
Ms,ttied hastsr w ff'ag@s=4siy fsusssi
GA sae MAarAet, aEat. evan sAAagh il
tssay ae III very sS#sa 9asys. HI IN
ssrsagty ssssseeslaa aasvt against by Fhe
tstarx tassF. ~ thss defect Ia a9~ III
wog GtnaEsAsp IL e1h e~ psvFyssssse by
tlsr ag4itltasi1a W pFoter nssshaais Oh
the part uf tas hasseru4asee,
Austst~ are eapaEss primarily hy nm
uaveeu SSs.f5gtssSa ~ saH III tA@ best
ter. THIS a&ay he I~sass4aesS bs asaasas.
nElant wusk:Hg * sire hntfeE " hr
easarnlHg, Wasting. ani SeFAtHS II az
u very laa sefat%ratuFw, eF bS aasla.
tug ur w9rktBg II at u tstalsssva snrr
several asxrvsa aAshsr " tpMer tiAaa
tt4s ehurng'is tesataega .are
When sae aaanttsy M butter nsats
til sase csaara4as is mtrA less than
Hsral IL te Geevasagy IN work II d
greater number If ges@bu,astAs III the
ehuru ttas asual la ugdry IL ptskfagw
tfsr saua srsuits aA tbe t,yysef.
Extremely iow srtupeg~ EEp& IL
et4aruiag washing asti mufs iHg
ss,aalt te svusti,st ss$Ar*~ they pro-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
GOODBY,
WOMEN'S
TROUBLES

TA# tss-Hrs ard @iscuaEarss VI
weaa, lmsna and &rAAng 1aea, sws&asa
lx~s and aM4@ weaknesses &a1rta@sx.
ssaa~a, "a a rsabs hare tAais osska ~
ksksnsy tf~EAas, n@s Afisatals epengaai@Es. !.
Thsas swaxrMl ssaspsassa e4 Aaka*s al
haAasmf DISEASE are Wsa5 k&ssa--&a ~
tAs e~1~Ay.
Nest time yea fesi twssgs at p&aa
IN tbs lagk ne are tFuahas4 with h@Aa~
aeAs. tn<A Fx xeaaa. ia@asanas. assfg&Esaas
i'm The bAasIser or pain u the baaas an
aswsr asssaGssR ysa viii &ad smaek Aaa
surs rxassk sa GOLD MEDAL R2as1szs
0sA tagsatsA TAas eAa EaA tired rsaa~
cdr ~ ksAA*T tra~hss snA Allied ~
Fxnsss@~ngs AAs asAsA the tsss tss hszm~
Gr~as If ysarA Is does tAs work.
fatas aas svsehaex va&A&A nd a@~ LIE
and Aeatfh VIII eaaas ~ wa eoassaaa
shesr E2~. WAsn eWzMg s#tsiy rvssuss4
TO rear naqas ysxur. euas1a@s tA1ing
espssis or twv sAsA aay,
GOLD MEDAL Hsarsxa oa Gag
SALES are Imported sspta The l@b@rass-
rAss al Ha@rgem. Hslaaal H. not ae-
e~ps o Substitute. 10 sealed esas&
tkgsa s&xes. -~Aas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
4 LEOPARD CANNOT
CHANGE ITS SPOTS
ar. ESfasr, III. Liver Tersg' HAN,
Tells shH rrsat:ksry Of
Calrgasi.

Calrrei leyas yon dayi Y0u srow
what calpn@l tn. fts alArrgfy gneAs
sli#er GaI9nel In dangeranA N ,rtfastAss
into sour bile iihs dynamite. eraaspsaz
and ateaaGlhg you CAlontal aEfasas
tbs bones and should never LIE Hut lnia
gnar system.
Whsn yen fa@l bilious. sluggish. eoa.
asipntv,l an5 all knocked oas and be-
Heye you nsed dose II dangerous eaL
ofsa just remember that your druggist
a@lts far few g@afs large Bottle OF
DodaoEa's Liver Tnfsr. which Ia entirely
vegetable ahd pleasant t1 take ard La
d perfect RQftstit4tr fer eaiouei, II Nv
guaranteed tn start your liver without
stirring y0u UP Inside. and cua aos
sailyAse
pan'y take calomai II ean not bs
trusted any fH0ye than leopard or
Wild cat Takr Uasisoa's Liver Tone
whIeh stfaigh,sns you right up and
makrs y"a Feel fine. Give II 10 The
children becsass IL Is perfectly harta"
Teas and doesnt grippe Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

dtsee ~ ftvm ti3;tor that ID ~ olil.
wits great dttsFult, t,ai HE ea!s cmn
he WORKED nnt.afaIy iH7a 4 iiigh
Temperatures ri chWt3hE. washing
and wortlas nFa~t 49, b. avoided 'a
prevent aa ahtfarsAal Es,ss ~ TN, IA the
buttrr1ais apd alsal the making " q
s.saSy lrasy butter
Great YastattaH@ IN to1nl' nature Cur"
tug the manufacturing process should
nisays w. avoided l'hlN normal car.
djtl,a% thr Temperature VT the sash
water shaaiI3 m ;'e saraH Ns M Ntthin
tws, ,l..&Fesea ~ 'ig8s NJ tsls t'nttrrw.sfsg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Cacsing a Dinner.

tia4 Aet.ieg..l hrAFd 1ssat . $50 sEssAt+tAt
psN pn sae ground e@ar hr3fgSe I'D
Palms. Mich. ryhetctysi the Fano rays
gf4anst Tho HOUSE, $afHte wss ssva
aaa then there Va* IA blaze.
i3.m1oahHra~ That uast have heen
the origin ~ The tgftiess cooker. |
rva kun }mHkrrs Statesman
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
i.ssa "a Eaassuassrrnsnts.

'efhsa yu@ sge wpr4.hg fnF 4
iussssF
"A8n b8t ("
'ttae~8t kg XIX yea shea yea paI
things IN y''
Nav. he puts ~ haif his own
wegG paeA day Louisville Courier
jouFnas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Shs Arr~sA.

II atn mos woF'ht " ypa aat
aegthy | aTn nai worthy N spft-~"
An rEEst te@FFe ga assead =" Inter
tsauNi ihe gtrl swestiy We've rnt
that mgeh settled, =" Louisville Gna
t4ff~ journal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
Why Girls Stick Are4ara,

~Why @ts4 noae III yea gerts mAr-
vf"
There's y quarrel IN IL % Aa erss
the piano
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Insist "a "fsayer Tahi@ts os Aspirin"
In 4 ''isaysf package, esatataiag progr
81 directions fur Headache. CsAttss.
Pain. Neuralgia. LatEab4ga and hhrssr
maflsa Name "HaYer' nSahs gsss
ASpirta prescribed by Physicians Ter
uin*tp~n YEARS. Handy tin tosas VI IN
tablets eoat few cents Aspirin tn trade
mark n EaYer Manufacture es Moaa~
seuticaeGds&tsr VI Saileylisaesa. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

flle tshesl 'hias eheas cracking Tut
ietnqts w slse strength II iastN intn "A
fsiina'* AFgu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

II In estimated that here IN nsslr Ane
s8lllsf Apa$8 agnuE sAFtsen 10 eight
nHpAHg meU
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

When adding Il, yesf tt}rt requisites
An rSestssttts s+-teftet' stAvv' SAfse, ashy
and GuSsias pewter sa3 rerFaufe. g~n
devtns 2tacr revsGacs sasTraaoaA
Yes taay rely 80 II because oas II the
~ sscars Trse tScap nsnszaeat and
TslcuGf. -5e each eve-yN here ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

nY Nsepttlns 10 thipR wnassa uc~
easiHai;y gBses hef fungue Fess
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
The Silence Broken,

shHtfusdiyf than4Bt heard
seHsettIug fait ''ige fher7 9asly ~
II dropped remark
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

II takes as sHartl eayFEs to bsassk
~ MI y3ee8i shiit MIN III n'atsl u i'f8toaH.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17
The Difference

cit In fnr rry.'
"N h4t isF' n..s
"trnm "a rsal cocktail ~ aaaf 6e.e =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

w ftutatsHl u profound lswyFyy'
"irft Tied Tux MaTua Ghatta inta
8es ease
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

Enbsneent II shat w. Ehse aeatR
eaY} NJ y hns The other nsat PROGRESSES
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

fYh@ Bottle M ~ Fss~Ys ~r%aa ahae" wfa
cave Ysa naHnsy t4fae aesAstY ABS EsAHss
Gtas Aa@. s4stsA*af. @skAsSsa G&&gsF 0A ID
ss4Hl@a A8x
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-10-17

iav j. tSs.a Wt:h.n ~ sal sar
ssss.sseE " given er ta&te away
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22

den liberale Teologi represente-
rer en- ny Tro, som fornegter
den gamle apostoliske Tro, hyor-
dan kan De da indbyde dens
Talsmend til kirkeligt og kri-
steligt Samarbejde2
Paa disse Sporgsmaal CAV BIZ
skop Tandberg like andet Svar
end at henvise til den Pr9diken,
som han agtede at holde paa
kirkestevnets forste Dag. Den
ne Pradiken har derfor y9ret /
m9deset med stor Spending.
Lange for Gudstjenesten skulde
begynde i Formiddag, var Bra
gernes Kirke i Drammen fyldt
til Trangsel. | Tilslutning til Da-
gems Tekst, Johannes y, 30
81, fremholdt B%iskoppen, at hyad
Tiden inderst indie trenger til,
er forst og sidst Kristi Eyange-
lium. Ordet ON Synd og Made.
Til Slut omtalte Biskoppen Kir-
kestgynets Opgave: Gennem Fo-
redrag og kristeligt Oplysnings-
arbejde vii u s6ge at legge for
Dagen, hyilken hellig Liysmagt
der er os giyet gennem Kristi
Notwithstanding. vi VII 50
&c at wise, at ogsaa de store, So
ciale Tidssporgsmaal, som numed
stor Styrke trenger sig ind paa
Folkene, alene kan finde en- vir-
kelig Losning i Lys af Diet Evan
gelium, hvis inderste Karne er
os givet j Jesu Ord sJeg er Yer
dens Lys." Naar jeg we'd, at der
er Millioner og after Millioner
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22

al de kristnede Folk, som spot
ter Kristi Kors, da forekommer
Diet mig at yare en- hellig Strid,
naar jeg kemper for Diet Lysets
Eyangelium, uden hyilket YER
den Wide fortjene den Indskrift,
som Dante anbringer over Hell
vedes Port: Il, son indtreder,
lader alt Haab fare" Men jeg
vii like netop i denne Stund
anse Diet serlig paakrevet at
fremheye alt, hyad der skiller
mig fra dem, der lever we'd det
samme Haab som jeg.
Kirken tranger I'll Samling -
fortsatte Biskoppen -, like blot
de enkelte Landskirker. Ale kri-
sine kirkesamfund, allie Konfes-
sioner maa komme til at kende
Storheden i den Tanke: Kristen
hedens Embed. Spaltnlng ef SVag-
he'd. Samling er Styrke. Just nu
efter yerdenskrigens dybe Split
telse vii disse Tanker mere end
for rykke os ind paa Liyet. Err
like Forsoningstanken selye Kri-
stendommens Midtpunkt? Tenk,
ON den kristne Kirke kunde BIZ
We Get
Dette var Biskoppens SYar til
dem, som har kritiseret hans
samarbejde med de radikale Teo-
Tiger. Men svaret VII neppe til
fredssfille hYerken Professor Hal
lesby eller de andre. som har
protesferet mod denne nye Form
for kirkelig Samling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-22
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Guds levende Ord.
HIP. Hansen.

Der kan feres megen aandlos
Tale, men Guds Ord er aldrig
aandlost, og selv den aandfulde-
ste Tale kan like blive Berer at
Helligaanden, naar den like in
deholder Guds Ord.
l al vor Brug af Bibelen maa
Vi stedse fastholde, at Helligaan-
den bringer Guds Ord i den Hen.
sigt at frelse, forst os, der laser
Diet, og dernest andre gennem
os. Def er alene gennem Guds
Ord, like Menneskeord, hvor
skonne de end kan yere, at Hell
.ligaanden yirker Menneskers
Frelse.
Herren sely taller ON 0rdet
,,som en- Hammer, der sender
slaar en- Klippe," Jer. %, %. bet
kaldes ogsaa uAahdens SY8rdi
som er Guds Ord Eff. 6, II.
Der tales yidere ON Ordet som
ct Net, hvori der fanges MEME
skier for Guds Rige. Dette er allie
naturlige Billeder paa Ordet,
der skal gore Diet klart for os.
hvorledes Guds Ord kan bruges
hvorledes Diet arbejder og hvil-
ken yirkning Diet har.
Men vi maa under allie disse
Sammenligninger yogte os for al
betragte Ordet som ct blot liy.
lost Redskab. Vi maa tvertimod
Sc paa duds Ord som en- ! e Y II
d e Ting.
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Sind og Hjerter; men vi gaar til
Bibelen for at Sc, hyad der Dor
/ wore egne Hjerter. Eft Meme
ske kan modstaa Ordet og mod
staa Aanden ligesom Farao og
utallige andre har gjort; thi
Aanden yirker like uimodstaae-
.ligt. | saadanne Tilfelde har Or
Diet den Virkning, at Diet forher-
der Hjertet. Men liver den, der
lader Ordet have uhindret Adj
gang til sit Hjerte, finder sig
selv under Indflydelse af en-
lejendommelig Magt, som efter-
haanden vii endre hans Natur.
En- levende Sad.
Seden er levende. Den indie
holder baade Livets Spire og
Iselve den Form, som denne be
Istemte Spire VII tage. | Diet mind
ste Fro findes baade Livets Prin-
lcip og Anleg til at forme den
yoksende Spire paa en- bestemt
Made. Guds Ord er ofte sam
menlignet med ct saadant Sede-
korn. | Forklaringen til Lignel-
sen ON Sedemanden siger Je-
lsus: ,,Seden er Guds Ord, LUX.
Is, Il. Og after her har Vi like
lLov I'll at afsyekke Guds Ord
we'd at sige, at Ordet er Ii g Sac
den, eftersom Herren udtrykke-
liz siger, at Ordet er Sad. Visit
nok er Diet like %naturlig Sed,
men aandelig, himmelsk Sed.
den naturlige Sed udyikler sic
log ~frembringer Frugt, saaledes
udvikler Ordet sig i aandeligt
lLiv og frembringer aandelig le-
vende Frugt.
Sandheden wiser sig end mere
udtryksfuld, naar ordet frem-
lstilles som Sad, der udvikler sig
Ii personligt Liv. Under Hensyn
It'll dette Syn paa Ordet siger Diet,
at vi er genfodt, like at for
krenkelig, men af uforkranke-
Liz Sed. we'd Guds leyende o.
blivende Ord, !. Pet. /, %. o.
after: ..Efter sin Willie fodte han
os we'd Sandheds Ord, for at Vi
skulde ware en- F~orstegrode al
hans Skabninger, job. l, Is. Mar
Ordet beyares i Hjertet og faar
Low til at gore sin Corning,
frembringer Diet ct nyt Meme
ske, .,fodt like af Blod, 81 he'll
Ter af Kods Willie, ej heller al
Mands Willie, men at Gud," job.
/, -.
Ordet er en- Kraft, som Gud
Jaeger ind i wore Hjerter j den
Hensigt at gore os til nye Skab-
ainger. at forny os j Sjgl og
land. at give os Kundskab og
Indsigt, Tro og Kerlighed, en-
liver Aandens Frugt og Kraft
fra Diet hoje. Ordet maa oyerla-
des til sig sely j yore Hjerter,
kun maa Vi give det de fornod-
ne Vakstbetingelser, - som al
anden Sad maa have og det
vii az sig selv vokse og bare
Frugt, ,,forst Straa, derefter AXIS,
derefter fuld Kerne ! Akset,'
Mark. /, IS.
Der er Tusinder az levende Vid
ner ON Ordets Kraft. baade gam
le og unge, rige og fattige, hoje
og lave, SLAYER og Herrer, Men
nesker, som er bleven genfodt,
kaldet og oplyst, omvendt og he'll
ligede we'd diets leyende Kraft.
Sc blot paa den hellige Boys
Menneskeskikkelser, som adlod
Guds Ord, ,,bevarede Diet j deres
Hjerter," og sammenlign dem
med disse ulykkelige, som valg-
tie at modstaa eller vare ulydige
mod Ordet.
vi kan tage en- hvilken som
helst Person, og Vi vii finde, at
Diet a~fgerende Track i hans Liv
er hans Sitting til Guds Ord,
log at dette j den enc eller i den
anden Refining har oyet sin Virk-