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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
KNOTT GOES TO MINES
Recaptured Fugitive Will Be Put t
 Hard Work

Montgomery December 26.-Dr Homer B. Knott, life termer in the Ala bama penitentiary, who escaped from the Wetumpka prison in August and enjoyed liberty until the past week when captured at Orlando. Fla, will serve the remainder. of his sentence in one of the convict mines of the state, a transfer agent having carried him to the Aldridge pits, near Montevallo. this afternoon. at the direction of the warden general of cOnVictS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
TO FORM CABINET
Former JugO-Slav Premier Accepts
 Important Task
By Associated Press

Belgrade, Jugo-Slavia, December 26 Nikola P. Pachitch, former premier and head of the Jugo-Slav peace delegation in Paris, has accepted the task of form- ing new cabinet The French foreign office has assisted the government hers that it has, as result of the treaty of Rapallo between Jugo- Slavia and Italy and the elections in Montenegro, SUD- pressed the post of French diplomatic representative with former King Nicholas Of Montenegro, who is in Paris
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
FRENCH SOCIALISTS SPLIT
Left Section Will Support Moscow Communism
By Associated Press

Tours. France, December 26.-All the delegations have completed their re- ports to the congress of the French socialist party in session here, adding to the approximate certainty that the party will split, the left section sup porting the Moscow communism and the right wing remaining as the so- cialist narty, but with small minority. Many federati from the agricultural reg ions announced today that they would support the motion to adhere to the Moscow internationale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
ROBBERS SHOW NERVE
Victim Is Slugged Within Block of
 Policeman
By Associated Press

Richmond, Va. December 26.-John ". Hazelgrove of Roanoke was waylaid and robbed by three footpads in the hears of the city early tonight within half a block of a policeman stationed in a kiosk Hazelgrove was blackjacked and relieved of st00. The thieves overlooke cd a gold watch and ring,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
MOB ATTACKS PASTOR
Minister Is Mistaken for Thief and
 Receives Beating
By Associated Press

Detroit, Mich., December 26.-Mis- taken for a thief as he was hurrying to his church with communion cups under his arm, Rev. Harry G. Miley, pastor of St. Pauls English Evangelical church, was stopped and badly beaten by crowd at Seventeenth and Buch- anan streets here today. The minister was knocked down twice and kicked by members of the crowd before he could make his identity known. He walked to the church and received first aid for c,,tS ana hruicax
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE
Christmas Eve Blaze In Georgia Home
 Is Fatal
By Associated Press

Macon. Ga. December 26.-Two little children in the home of Tom Lowe, at Gordon. near here were burned to death on Christmas eve in fire that destroyed the Lowe home, according to information brought here today A six year-old daughter had been left in the house to care for the little ones, while the parents went shopping, when the fire broke out
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27

Port Eads December 26.-Arrived: Auditor London Corning, New York Lake Floracvista, Cuba; Lake Govan, Cuba; Lord Downshire tBr.), Tampa, Owego Cuba; w. c. Teagle. Tampico.
 Sailed; Abanagarez, Bocas del Toro, via Havana, Kingston and Cristohal; Akita Maru (Jap). Kobe and Yoko- hama, via Panama canal and San Fran cisco; Briez Izel (Fr), Hamburg: Chen istoh tBr.), Bordeaux. via Dunkirk and Havre; Ceiba (Hond., Ceiba; Eggesford (Bro, Italy, via Gibraltar, for orders and Norfolk; Fl Capitan, New York Elisha Walker, Galveston: Lake Cres- cent Santo Domingo, via Cuba and West Indian ports; Liege (Bel.), Ant werp; Niles tNor.). Talara. Peru, via Panama canal; Omoa (Hondo, Omoa via Port Corteza San. Paola tFr.). La Pallice. via Norfolk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
POLES GIVEN CLOTHES
Warriors Receive Civilian Outfits as
 Christmas Presents
By Associated Press

Warsaw, December 25,-Six thousand being demobiized from the army of General Haller preparatory to returning to the United States. today were given the first civilian suits they have had in several years as Christmas gifts by the American Red Cross. Ths Red Cross also gave 50.O00 outfits of clothing to orphans of Warsaw; 23 900 comfort kits to soldiers, and 2,5O0 cos tunes to Polish nurses
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
Explosion Kills Boy By Associated Press

New York. December &.-One boy was killed and several others injured in the explosion of bomb at Sterling place and Rogers avenue, Brooklyn. this after noon, The police report the boys found the bomb and the explosion occurred soon after they picked it up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
ITALIAN ENVOY TO TALK
By Associated Pres

Rome, December a.-Roland l. Ricci. recently appointed ambassador to the United States. will outline his programme as the Italian representative in Washing ton at meeting of the talo-American association here on Wednesday next Robert Underwood Johnston. American ambassador. to Italy; Premier Giolitti and his ministers; prominent politicians and persons of all classes will be present at the meefn1-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
CHRISTMAS SERVICE

Marvel City commandery of Bessemer held their annual Christmas service al the Masonic hall Christmas morning at 10 clock. According to the custom at this annual meeting, the address of the grand master of grand commandery, who is at this time James Kyle Orr, was read. The entire service was very inn pressive, and at the close contribution was made for the Masonic home in Montgomery which amounted to $lSe.
 Bessemer chapter No. no, R. A. x P. M, will hold meeting Tuesday eve ming at the Masonic hall, when the Royal Arch degree will be conferred upon class All members are expected to pc present
 The funeral services for Howard Bumgardner, age IA months, infant son of MT. and Mrs. Clarence Bumgardnef' were held Sunday afternoon from the residence on Clarendon avenue with pr' F. o. Hollier officiating. Interment fol- lowed at Cedar Hill cemetery.
 Mrs. Mary Ellis Jones' age 60, died Sunday morning at her home in Wood- stock The funeral service will be held
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Briner, pioneer citizen of Pratt City, who died at the T. C. I. infirmary Saturday after noon at 2:30, will be held from the resi- dence in Pratt City this afternoon at 2:50 The deceased was 67 years of age and IS survived by one daughter, Mrs. Gladys Murphy, of Cleveland, O., and a son, Frank Briner of Pratt City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special atten- tion and liberal terms given for consign- ment of spot cotton for delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
Foru ubsnipt D. hns Cora Chapman Ns~ MVNH M VI B E eutative PhoneE E E.R Bros. Stu " AE n
 ndence,a adverisi d

The offering was taken by boys from the junior department and was given for the starving children in Syria and Per sa. Mrs. J. A. Dupuy made an eXcei- lent talk in behalf of the cause.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
January 1st Investments

As the January 1st interest and dividend period approaches, many people are turning their attention to new investments and invest ments which will net higher re- turn than they have been receiv- ing.
 We have carefully prepared . list showing a large number of attractive bond issues, paying from 61s per cent to IS per cent, copies of which will be forwarded upon request.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
For Good of the
 Community


 Bodies cannot sink in Salt Lake. Oil and water do not mix. Natural resources such as Birmingham has, once dis covered, could no more be pressed down than the lid of that kettle which led to the invention of the steam engine.
 While some of the industrial plants were slowing down for the holidays it de- veloped that the Continental Gin com pany, one of Birmingham's oldest and most successful industries, had begun the building of a new and larger plant out at North Birmingham. It is to have ca pacity greater than that of the two al- ready existing.
 Birmingham cotton gins go all over the world. They are as we'll known in Egypt, India and Brazil as in Elmore county This plants expansion is a trib- ute to Birmingham.
 The American Cement Tile company, makers of roofing for factory and indus trial structures is building plant for the southern, southwestern and export trade in North Birmingham It exports to Cuba and to South America, and big in- dustrial buildings everywhere use the product This big Pittsburg concern had to build southern factory in Birming- ham to enjoy the advantages of Birming ham in the way of railroad terminals and other product distribution advantages.
 Two Birmingham banks disbursed S220,000 to their 1920 Christmas Savings club depositors The bank which has conducted this form of savings for sev- eral years reports 100 per cent increase over the preceding year and 50 per cent increase in the membership for 1921 now coming in.
 Recent report shows that citizens of Alabama have increased their savings de- posits in the state banks from S14 100000 in 1917 to $23,000,000 in 1919 and S29,000,000 in 1920.
 That the people of Birmingham had splendid reserve to carry them over the readjustment period is shown by their failure to draw on their savings deposits which increased even during the holidays
 Newcomers fare well here A large stove works locating last spring reports operating every week day since starting until slowing down for the holidays, with promise of resumption on full time January l.
 The building brick plants of the dis LrlcC, Wnlcn nave been running on one leg for some time, accepted the law of read justment, reduced the scale, and, begin ming January 1, will go on full time again.
 The Alabama Power company has be- gun work on the S1O,00O,00O power dam at Duncans rifle on the Coosa. That is the promise of more than twice the hydro electric power that Alabama already has,
 Ships left Mobile within week of one another carrying more than $600,000 worth of Birmingham steel, iron and pipe to far away places. Other ships are head ed to Mobile to keep that going.
 Merchants did a record Christmas business. The people had the money. They had not thrown away the cornu- copia that filled the past several years The splendid turn over made by the mer- chants brings them into another year with head tip and unafraid..
 The S3,000,000 cement plant of the Le- high company is about to rise.
 A new bank for one of Birmingham's lusty suburban industrial centers is to be- gin business in January.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Womans Missionary society of the Ensley Highland Methodist church Will have harvest day exercises at the church this afternoon. Following the business session a social hour will be enjoyed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
BESSEMER

advertising subs pNens.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27

Mrs. William Evans will be hostess to the meeting of the womans auxiliary or the First Presbyterian church this after noon at 2l22 Park avenue.
 The woman's auxiliary of the Plunket Memorial church will meet with Mrs. Alex Porteous, 125 Arcadia Terrace, this afternoon at o'clock
 Walker Mendenhal, who is student at Auburn, is the holiday guest of his pa rents, Mir. and Mrs. N. B, Mendenhal
 Mir and Mrs w. B. Cooper and chll- dren are visiting in Sylacauga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
LOCAL SECURITIES
Bank Stocks

Bid Asked American TT. & Savings Bank 155 165 B Bham Trust & Says. Co...... 2S5 306 First National Bank. 305 325 Traders National Bank ...... 175 200
 Insurance Stock-$1O Far Interstate Casualty Co. G 2-3 Gr@eat @ Southern Life Ins. So.. F 1s Southern States Fire Ins Co.,. If Protective Life 1ns. Co. ..... 14 20 Southern Life and Health Co. 14 20
 Land and Building Company Stocks Birmingham Realty Co. ..,... 125 150 Chamber of Commerce, pfd., H$sso{ ssss 'ss; sS~;;;ry Corr, $ IS s Fairfield Land Co. ........... 65 80
 Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks American Bakeries Co. 105 l25 Avondale Mills, common .... 500 $50 Avondale Mills, pfd. ......... 100 110 Bessemer c. l. & l.. Co. 60 70 B ham Marcaroni Co. ........ 110 125 Jefferson County Bank ..,.... IS 35 L., ]. & L., common ......... 50 60 L.. J. & l.. pfd. ............. 65 S5 A Morris Plan ................. 85 100 National c. I. S. r. Co. ....... 14o l65 Realty Trust Co.,, common. 100 l25 Realty Trust Co., pfd. ..... 100 l10
 Municipal Bonds State of Alabama 3hs Q956) f7 Sl State of Alabama 4s C956) S6 90 Jefferson County 4.90 to 6k per cent basis
 Jefferson County 8 per cent
 Warrants ................ 101 10i City of B'ham. 6 per cent basis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27
MARINE NEWS
By Axsociatrd Prcss

New Orleans, December .6.- None today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27

Mrs. L. D. MeCuIium,
 correspondent, re- eeives news items. Phone Bessemer 1072
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-27

H. B, Walker. Realty Building, bsssemsr, Manager of chrsuta- ton,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
Jordens Salt.

Il ere Jordens Salt" (Mt. 5,13).
Den nu afsiuttede Verdens
Krig har fremkaldt en- Raaden-
he'd i Verden saa forferdelig,
at Helvedes B@rme synes at vac
re kommen paa Oyerfladen. |
den nu paagaaende Rekonstruk.
ton for at sette Verden paa ret
Fod igen, sSges der efter "ia-
Ter til at naa dette Maal. Raa-
denskabens Ophevelse og Yer
dens Genfgdelse eller Renselse.
De styrende j allie Lande har
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25

Pastor Risdahls Hustru err TX
Ike lengere her paa Jorden. Hun
dSde pludseligt ON Formidda-
gen den 10. Februar, 1920.
like for hendes Skyld, men
for, ON muligt, at vere til Nyt-
tie for dem, der kendte hende
og formodentlig for flere, fgler
jeg Trang til at skriye lidt ON
hende.
I al den It'd, jeg har kendt
hende Tea. 20 Aarl og cfter an
dres Vidnesbyrd fra endnu lmn-
gere It'd tilbage, har hun levet
ct meget alvorligt og virksomt
Liv som en- troende Kristen i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
National Lutheran Council.

I Flor lib. Marts holdt
nogle Mand - dels af, dels uden-
for N. L. c. ct Mode i Chicago,
hvor de vedtog en- Larebeken-
delse med 8 Punkter, som var
at lase i Bladene, ogsaa / Dan
skeren. en- It'd efter.
Paa wort Aarsmgde ! Flor sag
de vor Formand i sin Indberet-
ming, at dette at tilhere N. L.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25

har opstillet / den Refining er
like Councils" Verk og som
saadant like engang afsluttet.
ia, ingen skal da kunne sige,
at den Udtalelse smigrer Sam
mensatningen og Bestemmelses-
retten af Larermoden j Ghica-
go. Og jeg maa sige med Pastor
G9tke, at jeg we'd like og ser
like, hvor de Mend, som opstil
lede de dogmatiske Kray' paa
Chicago-M9det har deres Man
dat fra men Diet er soleklart,
at Fernandez for y. l.. {. an.
ser disse Punkter som bindende
og vedtagne af dem, der horer
Council til.
Forhenverende Professor / Des
Moines Past. r. Westergaard tog
nok like fell, da han i Flor
skrev i ,,Kors og Stjerne' at
we'd Lerebekendelsen fra Chi
cago var der draget ct .,barbed
wire fence ON n. L. G. Der sat
tie wort sidste Aarsm9de os uden-
videre OPP paa - thi over det
kan Vi som dansk luth. Kristne
like vere komne. Og Diet kan
gerne volde Skrammer at komme
ned af Diet Gerde igen. Del er en-
vovelig Sag at give sig i Lag
med den norske Synodes STATS
vasen", som jo utvivlsomt er det,
der gaar igen i Lerepunkterne
fra Chicago mere end noget an
Diet.
bet forekommer mig, at den
ne Fremtoning med denne Til
lagsbekendelse til den lutherske
Bekendelse fra Chicago hinder
en- Del ON acknowledgements
Fremkomst. Den gangbare lu-
therske Bekendelse var like nok
for den lerde Jakob Andrea
fra Tybingen og andre den skull
de have Tilleg, Formler og For
klaringer; og saa saa Konkor
dieformlen Dagens Lys med 81
ne 5000 Underskrifter.
Og hvad opnaaede man der
med7 Sandelig like Embed j den
lutherske Kirke, som torment,
men Skilsmisse og Splid. Form.
len blew vraget i mango tyske
Lande og blew aldrig vedtaget
i den skandinaviske Kirke. Den
danske Konge kastede Diet ham
til.endte Eksemplar paa Ballet
og forb9d Bogen i sine Lande.
Naa, vii man i Chicago eller
andet Steds skrive Bud paa
Bud og Regel paa Regel", hvem
vii eller kan forbyde Diet. Men
gid dog den forenede danske
Kirke kom dertil, at den sagde
lydt og klart til MI. c.: faa
og ringe er Vi; men som erllge
lutherske Kristne STAIR vi paa
den lutherske Bekendelses
Grund den vedkender vi os men
like Formlerne og Forklaringer-
ne we'd Siden af. Vi felger Kong
Kristians Eksempel. ,,Bogstayen
slaar ihjel; men Diet err Aanden,
som ger levende."
Men dette kunde jeg have
Lyst til at sperge ON til sidst i:
naar Past. Stub baade i Fol
kekalenderen" og N. l.. G. siger,
at Meningen err, at Punkterne
fra Leremodet i Chicago skal
fremlegges for Menighederne,
hvorfor err Diet da like sket
iblandt os i den for. Kirkef Og
tillige: Wide Diet like yare i
sin Orden at here, hvad wort
Udyalg j Danmark mener ON dis
Sc Lerepunkter, og ON, at den
for. Kirke tiltrader dem7
Ivar Marius Hansen.
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25
bet, der bIiver.
Herrens Ord bIiver eyindelig.
Il. Pet. |, pa
Jeg er we'd Loven dsd fra Loven.
Gal. ,, 49,.
(Af Luthers Forklaring over
denne Tekst.)

@1E@E
frost og dersom de i Anfegtel-
sens og Trangslens It'd faldt no
gen ind, og de blew ret og grun-
digit forstaaet i Hjertet, da vii
han uden Twill vel kunne be-
staa mod allehaande Farer og
Dsdsnsd, mod al Samvittighedens
Skrek over Synden, ON de end
faldt aldrig saa yoldsomt ind. .
Dersom du da vel har fattet.
hvad st. Paulus her l@rer saa
har du ogsaa let we'd, naar Loven
truer dig: We dig, du har syn
Diet osv., at kunne ware: bet er
sandt, jeg har syndet. = Der
for vii vor HERE Gud straffe og
fordemme dig" Nej, like saale-
des! ,,Men Guds Low siger Diet,
den kan vel like lyve?" Hvad
kommer Loven mig ved9= Kon-
mer den like dig we'd; hyorle-
des gaar Diet till" Saaledes, at
jeg har en- anden Low, der brin-
ger hin Low til at tie, nemlig
Friheden. ,,Hvad for en- FRI
hed?" Kristi Frihed; thi we'd
Kristus er jeg frigjort fra LO-
ven. Derfor er ogsaa den Low,
som de ugudelige har og behol-
der, ingen Low for mig men
Friheden er min Low, der bin
der den anden Low, som vii for
DONNIE mig.
Saaledes oliver den Low, som
engang holdt mig bunden og
fanget, nu after fanget we'd Naa-
den eller Friheden, som fra nu
af er bleven min Low, og som
siger til den anden Low, der
anklager mig: Du skal like
binde mig denne eller tage ham
til Fange; men jeg vii tage dig
fangen og binde Maven paa dig,
a du like skal kunne gore
denne noget, som lever for Kri-
stus, men er ganske d0d fra
dig. Dette err da ret at slaa
Tanderne I'D paa Loven, gore
dens Spyd og allie dens Vaaben
s1eve og fratage den al dens
Magt. Dog forbliver den allige-
vel bestandig en- Low for de u
gudelige OF v%antro, hvorledes
de end barer sig ad ogsaa for
os syage Kristne, for saa vidt
og saa meget som Diet mangler os
paa Tro, yedbliyer den vel at
beholde sine Edder, Braadde og
Tender, d. E.. anklager og for
f9rder os; men den kan like
bringe os til Fortvivlelse {.
Den Synd, som jeg nu har, lig-
ger like mere paa mig, men er
lagt paa Jesus, SON er bleven
til Synd og Diet til IN saadan
Synd, som like lader sig DONNIE,
men d9mmer al anden Synd.
Men nu er jo denne Synd, som
d9mmer de andre, meget sterkere
end de, som d9mmes we'd den {;
thi den er intet mindre end Naa-
den, som retferdigger, ia, den
err selve Retfardigheden, Liyet og
Saligheden.
Saaledes siger jeg da ogsaa,
naar jeg f9ler D9dens Angst /:
Her, du D9d, jeg har intet med
dig at skaffe; thi jeg har en- an
den Ded mod dig, som deder og
draber dig men nu er den D9d,
som dreber dig, meget sterkere,
end den er, som d9des og dr@-
bes af den. Paa denne Made
kan ct troende Menneske sk9nt
oprejse sit Hjerte mod Gud we'd
Troen og have en- sikker og be-
standig frost, saa han uforf@r-
Diet og uforsagt tyr Sc Synd,
Dgd, Dj@vel og al Ulykke under
Djnene. We'd A. r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-25

Sandhedens og Neutrality-suspicious.
Tjeneste.
Hun kendte Gud, og hun kend-
te en- bel Del til sig selv. Hun
vidste godt, at hendes Natur var
ond og daarlig, og derfor kun
de Diet aldrig smigre hende, naar
andre Wide rose hende paa
Grund af, at de kunde Sc, at
hun leyede ct meget eksemplarisk
Liv og gjorde godt, hvor hun
evnede Diet. Hun havde samme-
Fo%rstaaelse af sig selv, som A
p~ostelen Paulus havde, han, der
skriver: ,,Thi jeg we'd, at i mig,
Diet vii sige j nit K9d, Dor der
like godt; thi Villien har jeg
vel, men at udfere Diet code for
maar jeg like" Rom. 7, Is.
Hun tenkte paa Gud, og hun ia.
lede meget gerne ON Gud. Sa-
lighed yentede hun kun af Naa-
de og Barmhjertighed for vor
HERES og Frelsers Jesu Kristi
Skyld, og hun forarbejdede sin
Sjels Saligg9relse med Frygt
og Bayen. Hun felte og forstod
Alyoren i f9lgende Vers af A
postelen Peter: ,,Og dersom den
retferdige med Nod og neppe
oliver frelst, hyor skal da den
ugudelige og Synderen bliye af."
Il Peter 4, 49,.
Mrs. Risdahl hayde mereKend-
skab I'll Guds 0rds Indhold og
Lerdomme, end troende Kristne
i Acknowledged plejer at have,
og deraf var hun slet like stolt.
Hun brugte Diet, hun vidste,
i Herrens Tjeneste. Andre Men
neskers Frelse og jordiske Vel
fard hayde hun en- dyb og al
vorlig Omsorg for.
Hyad var Diet, der gjorde hen
de agtet og afholdt blandt ale
troende Kristne2 10, Diet var
Diet code Eksempel, hun satte
overall, hyor hun ferdedes. Hun
elskede og fulgte Sandhed og
Meteorological, og hun vemme-
des we'd Falskhed og Upaalidelig-
he'd, hyor hun m9dte saadant paa
samme It'd, som hun kunde yn-
kes dybt over de stakkels Men
nesker, der var falske og upaa-
lidelige. Jeg har like truffet
ret mango Mennesker, der hayde
en- saa ON Samvittighed og til.
Ige en- saa skafp og sund kriste-
lig Demmekraft, som Mrs. Ris-
dahl havde.
Det var hendes store Lykke,
at hun i sin Barndomstid havde
lart yor kristelige B9rnelardom
grundigt at kende. Gennem den
ne hayde hun faaet Sandhed til
Salighed indprentet j Hukom-
nielsen og i Hjertet. bet saa nd
/ hendes egne Dine, som hun kun
vidste ganske lidt men Verden
Wide Sc ganske anderledes god
og lykkelig I'D, ON allie Men
nesker j den ejede og brugte
Guds Ord, som Mrs. Risdahl
gjorde.
Mrs. Risdahl og hendes Mand
har holdt ct meget gestfrit
Hem den It'd de har varet Pre-
stefolk, og mango a de, der
var glade we'd at gaa ind og I'D
hos dem, og flere unge MEME
skier har boet hos dem i kortere
eller langere It'd og f9lt sig vel
hjemme der.
Mrs. Risdahl var EN- Kvinde,
der havde gennemgaaet mango
og haarde Sjelelidelser og Skuf-
f%eiser; men hun gik saa stille og
taalmodigt med Diet hele og bar
Diet frem for Gud i Bon og For
trestning til hans Hjelp. Hun
tankte paa Himlen, naar Tiden
blev lang, paa Saligheden hos
Gud.
Hendes D9benavn var Anna
Karine Inoyaldstad. oo hun a