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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-01

PIANO FOR SALE-A special bar
gain for quick sale. See it at my
residence, 1109 E. 5th st. or phone
1S5 G. j. E. Frampton. 3O-6t+
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-01

WOOD-Oak and pine, cut to any
length; delivered on short notice.
Phone Mrs. E. L. Howell, Oak.
(phone charges paid.1 } lift
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-01

FOR SALE-Abruzzi Rye seed. $3.50
per bushel Anthony Farms, An
thony, Fla. 1-6tdly
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-01

FOR SALE-Good milk. COW. just
fresh. with heifer calf. C. A. Hol-
loway, 715 Lime street, phone 378,
Ocala. z7-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-01
CITY TAX NOTICE

Always ask your grocer for Federal
Bread, and insist upon getting It.
You'll always find it fresh and crisp. >
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-01

FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms. Call at "a Ray st. 1-3t*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-01

WOOD FOR SALE--s1 and 81 loads
of oak and pine wood. Phone s22,
residence. E. Boniolini. 1885,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-01

FOR RENT-My entire home which
can be used as two apartments, Oh
Orange avenue. For further partic-
ulars see me or call Mrs. Martha
Williams at the home of Mrs. r. s.
Hall, Fort King avenue. 19-a
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-01

three weeks old calf, SIS. Apply
to N. w. Harrison, 0klawaha, Flor
ida. ls-l2s
.ABBAGE PLANTS-Protected from
frost by overhead irrigation. Char
lesion Wakefield, Early Summer.
Lupton's best Long Island seed.
$3.50 per thousand; special price n
large quantities. J. R. Davis Farms,
Barlow, Fla. If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
Laws Regulating Marketing and Handling of Live Stock
 Recommended In Resolutions

As there has been much local in quiry as to just what was done at the recent national convention of the American National Livestock asSocla- : ton at Spokane in connection with the vital question of improved methods un- der federal regulation of handling the marketing. of livestock, the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted by the national convention, are here printed:
 Endorsing The President And Market
 Committee
 "Whereas, owing to the untiring eff forts of our president, John B. Kend- rick, and our market committee, the public is now well-infOrmed about the marketing and distributing of livestock and the products of livestock; and
 Whereas, their determined and up- the injunction decree of the attorney general and also for the prospective federal legislation regulating the pack CTS and others; therefore be 1t
 Resolved we consider the results achieved a complete Justification or their strenuous fight to remove ob- jectionabIe and unfair conditions in the marketing of livestock and other food products and we approve their work during the past year, and the clear and concise report of the market and financial support; and we urge our members both by individ- ual subscriptions and through their various state organizations, on per capita basis of cattle owned by their members, to provide adequate funds. in order that it's work may be prose cuted vigorously and efficiently.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
Commenting Work Of Attorney

commanding Work UT AttoTney
 Whereas, through the information supplied the department of justice by the federal trade commission and the cooperation of the commission and the attorney general, the latter has been packers by which they submit to an injunction decree of the United States district court which establishes per- petually many of the principles for which the American National Livestock association have striven for years; therefore be it
 Resolved, that we commend the work of the attorney general and the federal trade commission and urge the former to do his utmost to make the decree effective by cooperating with other departments of the government and any other agency which can be helpful, and we pledge him our hearty support"
 Whereas, it is necessary that con- fidence should be established in the operation of marketing agencies, that competition may be developed, that an improved understanding may he created between producer, packer and consumer. and distribution of meat and meat products guaranteed on a fair and economical basis and along prac- tical lines, so as to cause the least disturbance of existing conditions,
 Therefore, be it Resolved, by the American National Live Stock associa- ton in annual convention assembled in the city of Spokane. this 18th day of January 1920, that we recommend the enactment of legislation hy congress providing governmental regulation of all marketing, manufacturing al'i dts
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
TODAY ID CLOSE BIDS LIN LAND IN SCRIPTURE AT"
Bible-Quoting Man Will Dispose of Phoenix Lot and Illinois Farm For Benefit of Near East Re- lief

Bids will be closed today in the unique offer of the man who adver- tised in last Sundays Republican that he would sell his lot in Phoenix and his acreage in Illinois and turn over the entire proceeds of the sale to the Near East Relief.
 This ad marked a new departure in advertising methods in Arizona, in that it is the first time that the Scriptures have been used to prosecute realty sale.
 Being without ready cash to make a donation to the Near East Relief. the organization which is carrying suc- cor to lttle Armenians and other suf- ferers of the Near East, this man de- cided to follow the biblical injunc- tion by disposing of his worldly pos sessions and donating the entire pro- ceeds to this great humanitarian cause.
 Quotes Scripture
 In a contract entered into with his agent, Frank F. Bellamy of Phoenix, and F. D. Miller, field director of the Near East Relief, this modern good Samaritan" agrees to turn over to the state headquarters of the Near East Relief the entire proceeds from the sale of one lot in Phoenix and 75 acres of land in Wayne county. Illinois.
 The now famous "Scripture" ad
 
 'The slogan has been. Give that others may live,' but let me change the slogan in this case-buy that others may live-fF'or what shall it profit a man if he shall gain the whole world. and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his Soul?' est. Mark S:36, 37.) But who hath this worlds goods, and seeth his brother have need, and shutteth up his bowels of compassion from him, how dwelleth the love Of God in him? My little children, let us not love in word. neither in tongue, but in deed and in truth 1 John r, 1S)
 MarE<es Final Appeal
 '.The above are the words of Jesus Christ the Savior of all who believe on His name. Brother, if God called you from this life today where would you spend eternity? Could you drag your iIl-gotten gain through the pearly gates while millions are starv- ing on this sin-cursed earth? Come on, all together, let us give that others may live or buy one of these proper ties Ca clear title goes with each), the proceeds to go to the starving in the Near East"
 Then follows a description of the property in question and this final ap- peal:
 Bid all you feel you can, remember ing all proceeds go to feed the hungry and you get credit for the amount be- sides a warranty deed and abstract of title to the property"
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
PLANNING PROCRAMOF WOMEN CONFERENCE PHOENIX NEXT WEEK

The women of Arizona representing the churches, other Christian organiza- tionS, clubs, etc, are to have an un- usual opportunity to receive informa- ton and inspiration at the sessions of the conference to be held next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Central Methodist church in this city. The sessions will be simultaneous with those of the conference of ministers to be held in the Presbyterian church and will begin at D. m. on Monday, February g, and close at D. m. on Wednesday, February 25.
 There will be a team of two women, Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery, na- tiona1 president of Baptist Women s societies, and. Miss Margaret Hodge, president of the Philadelphia Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of the Pres byterian church.
 Delegates to the conference will rep resent National Women's boards; state and district officers of women's missionary organizations; presidents of missionary federations; local church leaders, and key women in the field of civics and philanthropy and from club, business and professional life.
 The men who will speak in the pastors conference will be available for the program of the womens con- ference.
 The women of Phoenix who have been appointed on the reception com mittee are Mrs. John Dennett. Jr.; Mrs. J. B. Brown, Mrs. c. c. Smith Mrs. w. C. Ellis, Mrs. c. M. Akers Mrs. c. H. Goodman, Mrs c. E. Shupp, Mrs. c. F. England and Mrs. o. M. Ross. The chairman of this commit tee has not yet been appointed.
 On the committee of registration are Mrs. Collier, chairman: Mrs. C. H. Barley, Mrs. r. F. Warren and Mrs. C. F. Newcomer
 The chairman of the committee on exhibits has not yet been appointed. but another serving on that commit tee is Mrs. Dugger of Peoria.
 Miss Mary l. Irwin is chairman of the entertainment committee and has associated with her Mrs. J. NJ. Barker Mrs James Aldrich and Mrs. R. Friedel
 Miss Flora Starr will be chairman of the literature committee, other mem bers Of the committee being Mrs. J. C. Phillips, Miss Davidson and Miss Kennedy
 The prayer committee has as it's chairman Mrs. Imogene La Chance, with Miss C. Gilchrist. Mrs. L. 1T. Thayer, Mrs. F. J. Stoetzel. Mrs. c. N. Akers, Mrs. w. H. Emmons. Miss Jen- kins, Mrs George Logic, Mrs. c. H. Goodman, Miss Channon and Miss l.. I. Clifton. The ushers are Mrs. Lida Evans and Mrs. D. J. Peter.
 We are very fortunate in securing leaders Of singing Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis and Mrs. c. R. Sterling. with Miss Mabel SouIe and Miss Cate at the piano.
 Miss Nell B1ount as the conyenor of the conference, will open the sessions, and Mrs Henry D. Ross in conjunction with Miss Blount, will be on the plat form to assist the visiting team of speakers in conducting the sessions.
 Other members will be added to the axisting committee within the next few days.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

tributing agencies engaged in handling live stock and it's products. And we believe that such regulatory laws should be so specific and plainly ex- pressed as to prevent misunderstand- ing or the exercise of any arbitrary power, and further recommend that the supervision of such market agen- cies provided for by the proposed leg isIation be made a matter of law such as to occasion the least. possible dis turbance or interference with existing business conditions."
 The unanimous action of the na,- tional convection very evidently, in standing for a sane, constructive. req sonable policy, undoubtedly had a very favorable effect on congress as on
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

February fl the senate agricultural committee, by a unanimous vote, favorab1y reported to the senate the revised bill for federal regulation through a commission similar to the interstate commerce commission of the packing interests and marketing agen- cies.
 In a letter recently received from Congressman Hayden he states that the house committee of agriculture will commence consideration of this inn portant question of federal regulation of the packing interests and marketing agencies on February "A.
 Use The Republican Classified Pages for Results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
WHERE TO REGISTER TODAY

The City Hall; the School Admins tration Building; the Carnegie Li- brary; the fire station at Five Points,. the fire station at Ninth and Van Buren streets. Registration lists will be open every night until o'clock. Registration closes on February g.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
WHY HE ASKED
Edinb,,rpb Scotsn,

lEdinburgh ScOtSman) Dilapidated Dodgevork-Pardon me, sir, but have you seen a policeman round here?
 Polite Pedestrian--No. am sorry. Dilapidatcd Dodgework-Thank you. Now. will you kindly hand over your watch and purse?
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
 UP TO REQUIREMENTS

Louisville courier-JournaD T gotta have roof over my head ..Well. the rof is all right said the truthful real estate man. but the rest o< the house isn't much.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

Irresistible these values today and Saturday ony will be possible after this sale stocks for the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29

Han, vor Frelser, havde
tract af Rejsen. Jeg var Tract.
tract af Rejsen som han. Han
satte sig we'd Brenden; uvjlkaar.
dig foldede jeg mine Hender og
satte mig til rette we'd Bronden,
jeg ventede, jeg este, jeg drak,
og Juleaftenens Stilhed faldt
over min Sjel.
Gud velsigne ham, der sendte
dette Kort, hvori Herrens Ger.
ming paa vor sydindiske Mis-.
sionsmark han end err j denne
Stund Og Gud ske Low, at ON
der end er merk i Indien, der er
dog Vel nd af Morket dernede,
hvor Julestjernen tendesl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
Farm til Salg.

En- so Acres Farm 9 Mil fra
Mortified, MINI, w fra Hazel
wood Store og Creamery, 2 Mil
fra dansk Kirke, ] Mil til pub
lie school,, omkring so Acres
under Plov, 10 Acres Holland,
Resten er Gresgang og Skov.
Godt 7-Verelses Stuehus, Barn
Creamery, Hgnsehus, Malkhus,
Brendeskur, Svinehus, godBrGnd.
Ifald Handelen kan ske straks,
vii jeg s@lge for $4,000. For
narmere Underwriting bedes man
henvende sig til Pastor P. M.
Petersen, Mortified, Mimi, ell
Ter til M. ?. Hansen, Mortified,
Mimi, Rt. 4, Box SO, Eier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29

| en- Artikel med denne Over
skrift behandler ,,Fyns I'd de-
merkelige Forhold i Ryslinge
Valgmenighed. bet hedder i den
ne Artikel bl. a.:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
KRIsTI o~PsTANDELSE OG
RYSLINGE v~ALGMENIGHED

En- Pradiken, der har givet
Anledning til mango Bladud-
talelser ON Forhol6ene j Rys,
linge Valgmenighed, har Pastor
Thorkild Skat R9rdam nu Of
fentliggjort i ,,H9jskolebladet"
Prediken er holdt IA. Novem-
Der i Aar og har til Tekst Matth.
8, 1876 og job. 5, 17-20. Pr@-
stem begynder med at bekende
sin Tro paa Jesus som Guds
SON. Men han kalder ham saa-
ledes, like fordi han tror paa
naturbrydende Undere; men for,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
Gn Krise
Lauritz Petersens sidstudkomne Fortalling.

Krisen forekommer Fu Ane Marie Gravesens liv,
idet hun under ct Bes9g hos Ungdomsvenner Hovedstaden
vakkes til Erkendese at det TONNE og utlfredsstlllende
selv i Diet peneste Verdensiv. Denne Erkendelse og den der
af fremkaldte Uro Livslede vokser sig starkere hos Fu
Gravesen, indtil man f9er at Krsen err naaet og en- Vending
maa indtreffe. At Vendingen gaar til den forkerte Side og
Fruen after synker ned Diet vante lette forfengeige Yer
density skuffer Laseren. Man sp9rger ON Forfatterens Hen
sgt med Fortellingen og Syaret maa blve: han vii raabe ct
Varsko til vakte Mennesker we'd at wise hvor let og nasten
umerkeigt man kan ,udslukke Aanden' og gore Diet umuhgt
oftere at hgre hans kaldende RGst. Til vakte Mennesker
Ferd med at glide tilbage Verdenslivet vii EN- Kris" yr.
Ike som en- Spore til at ,,sSge Herren den Stund han er nar.
Bogen faas hos Danish Luth. Publ. House. | Omslag $2Oo.
Indbunden $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
En- god ~Julegave.

Som EN- saadan, Wide ieg ger
ne anbefale den af Pastor q. B.
Christensen udgivne Bog
Wink. Denne code og lodge
Bog, som er en- saa udmerket
Anvisning TIL Lesningen af den
hellige Skrift, og som sardeles
praktisk leder ind i en- dybere
Forstaaelse af Guds Ord, turde
we'd denne It'd vere velkendt
blandt wort Folk. Adskillige
Eksemplarer er solgt her ON
kring, og har veret til Velsig
nelse. = K9b den og send den
til en- Ven som Julegave.
vor forvirrede og holdnngslese
It'd, trenger man til Diet eneste
taste Bolverk, ,,Herrens Ord,
der oliver evindelig.'
Oakland, Calf, Is. Nov, 1919.
0. r. 0 s e II.
Restoplaget af Bogen s@lges
for $1.00 per Eksemplar og faas
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair. Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29

Ann. Den ,,Paaligning" eller
Ligning, som En- Legmand skri-
yer ON, er selvsagt kun ct For
Stag. Men de, der er sat til at
indsamle en- bestemt Sum til en-
Wis Sag, er jo tyungne til at
legge EN- Plan for saadan Ind
samling, og saa Ell Diet, de fore
slaar for hver Menighed at yde
til vedkommende Sag. i Forhold
til Antallet az dens konfirmerede
Medlemmer. bet er absolut en-
Uskik at gore Forskel paa ,,kon.
firmerede" og saa ,,bidragy'
dende" Medlemmer. Skal Yde-
evnen like lberegnes efter An.
tallet af konfirmerede Medlem.
mer, saa Dor man over hele Ii.
MEN blive enig ON at regne eff.
ter ,,stemmeberettigede" Medlem.
mer. Men naar Diet erindres, al
Ii~gningen kun er ct Forslag, SON
den enkelte Menighed har Loy
Til selv narmere at bestemme =
sarlig da Low til at ~overstige =
saa er def like saa farligt. Ho
vedsagen j en- saadan Sag err jo
at samme Regel fplges overall
saa Partishhed er udelukt.
Red.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
Dor den gaa over til at
blive Frikirke?

| en- Artikel i Prot. I'd
'skriver Uffe Birkedal, at Ratio
nalismen - eller Embarrassment
griber mere og mere ON sig. Han
|drager deraf bl. a. den Slut
ming, at Valgmenighederne Dor
gaa over til at blive Frimenig-
Iheder. Dette gives en- tydelig
Adresse til Ryslinge Valgmenig.
he'd i f9lgende Ord:
bet maa da tilraades wore
lgrnndtvigske) Valgmenigheder
snarest at tage Diet fri Stade
uden for Statskirkens Mure baa.
de for at undgaa en- kirketroen
de Beskyldning for Tvetunget.
he'd og for at have Munden fr
,overfor Regeringen. Endelig Ell
log oliver Frimenigheden 10
Isin Grund den eneste rette Form
for Menighedssamfundet
bet err, for til sidst at n@vnt
ldette, ogsaa Diet n rette, naai
lder opstaar en- Spaltning i Ell
Valgmenighed mellem dem, son
lvil blive we'd Diet gamle, der
nedarvede kirkelige Lare met
lde gamle Ritualer, og dem, son
likke kan finde sig disse Baand
at man skilles i al Venlighed
mems It'd er, ,,Sandheden tro
Kmrlighed".
At bringe denne Udvej / An
vendelse vii, synes mig, anbe
fale sig for en- Valgmenighed
|der i mere end eel Henseend
staar mig ~personlig n@r, til hvl
f9rste Medlemmer jeg h9rte, o
|hvori jeg var blandt Diet fprst
Hold Konfirmander.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29

di han tror, at Kristus ,,vec
Guds K~erligheds Under like
havde noget af Diet stykkevise
som vi andre gaar og sucker un.
der. Han var fuldt nd ,,Guds
SON., fordi han helt gjorde Guds
Willie"
Senere hedder Diet, at for saa
vidt som Vi har ct eller flere
Undere i Bibelen, der afgiort
maa erkleres for naturbrydende.
da maa vi erklere dem for Le-
gender, eller Vi maa sige, at den
Form, de er bleven fortalt i, er
bleven legendariseret'.
Til S~lntning kommer Taleren
ind paa Spergsmaalet ON OPP
standelsen.
Hans Ord lyder saaledes.
bet, Diet kommer an paa, er
jo like: ON vi tror, at Gud for
at frelse os har vgret nedt til
at BRUCE naturbrydende Undere,
men ON vi tor tro, at den Wis
he'd ON, at Frelsen er fra Gud,
der er udtrykt j dette TroesDe-
kendelsens Led, err sand. Paa
samme Made med Opstandelsen.
bet err virkelig like vore Tan
ker ON Opstandelsens Made,
Diet kommer an paa. Nej, Sp9rgs-
maalet err: Tor jeg tro, at den
Livsstrom, der err udsprunget az
Menighedens Opstandelsestro -
hyad enten Gud har givet den
paa den enc eller den anden
Made = har en- Virkelighed fra
Gud bag sig. Tor jeg blot Diet,
da kan ogsaa jeg bliye genf9dt
til ct leyende Haab, da kan og-
saa .jeg fra Gud faa Visheden
ON Diet store E~vigheds- og Frel-
sendeevangelium, ON Sejren over
Synd og bod, da har ogsaa jeg
erfaret, at Jesus er Frelseren.''
Saaledes ser altsaa Valgme-
nighedspresten i Ryslinge, tilfoj-
er ,,Kr. Dgbl.' paa Underne, Bibe-
len m. IN. Vi kan like Sc nogen
Forskel paa hans Standpunkt ,og
Diet Arboe Rasmussen i sin It'd
blev bekendt paa. Der er aaben-
bart i Ryslinge Valgmenighed TO-
regaaet en- sterk Udvikling fra
With. B%irkedals Dage; men vi
tror like, at denne Udyikling
har veret til Fordel for Menig-
hedens Sundhed og Styrke.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29

NEST uhyggeligt. Man havde en-
Folelse af, at Opgpret nermede
sig.
Paa en- Notwithstanding, som
kort efter blew afholdt i Rys.
linge Valgmenighed, kom Sa-
gen paa Tale, og Pastor Ror-
dam opl@ste nu sin Predikel
som forelaa i Manuscript. Men
den Forhandling, der paafulgte,
var a langt fra at forene
Standpunkterne, at Hr. Rordam
nu tilkendegav sin Beslutning
ON at lade Predikenen offent.
liggore i ,,Hojskolebladet", /
'hyis sidste hummer den findes
optaget under Oyerskriften ,,Vor
Shilling til Underne.'
bet hedder endvidere i AR.
tiklen:
For eldre og kirkeligt in
~teresserede Lasere vii Diet vac
re let at sk9nne, at Diet or like
de Toner, som udgik fra Rys-
hinge i With. Birkedals og Karl
Povlsens Dage. Selv ON Pastor
R9rdam mener at have fundet
sin egen Form. for en- naturlig
Forklaring af de nytestamentlige
Undere og vistnok betragter sig
som noget af en- Reformation
paa dette Omraade, err Diet 10
dog Rationalismen, der nu forer
Ordef / Ryslinge Yalgmenigheds.
kirke.
bet vii utvivlsomt for man
ge Mennesker vere %underligt og
vemodigt at staa oyerfor den
ne Kendsgerning, sol jo paa
en- ejendommelig og l@rerig Wis
understreger, at Diet or like bare
j Sognekirker, der kan lyde EN-
Forkyndelse, der ,,staar" mar.
keligt til Menighedens Trosbe.
kendelse. Har nogen ment, at
de smaa og saakaldte frie kir-
kelige Samfund i den Henseen-
de var uden Fare, da synes Diet
forcliggende Tilfalde i nogen
Grad at opfordre til en- Revision
af en- Saadan Tryghedsf9lelse.
Sandsynligvis gaar Ryslinge
Valgmenighed nu en- vanskelig
og lidet god It'd i Mode. Men
Diet tor vel haabes, som Diet
maa onskes, at den har Sund.
he'd og Kraft til at komme godt
igennem ogsaa disse Vanskelig-
heder.
Eft storre kirkeligt Mode, SON
like err uden Forbindelse med
Ryslinge-Situationen, kan i EN-
nogenlunde nar Fremtid ventes
afholdt i Odense, rimeligvis med
Pastor Morten Larsen, Holste.
bro, son Indleder'.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-29
Anmeldelser.

s6IJcI VI
A9ameldelser.
bet var mig en- stor Overra-
skelse, men ligesaa stor Glade
at modtage Deres Bog: Wink
for Gennemlesning af Bibelen''.
Den er en- god Bog og svarer
godt til sit Nayn. Den giyer vir-
kelig code Wink og vii for BIZ
bellesere yare af sjalden Ver-
di.
Med broderlig Hilsen,
Derese hengivne
K. G. B o d h 0 d {.
Formand i den danske Kirke.
Saa langt, som jeg er kommen
med Gennemlesning af din Bog.
Wink, saa maa jeg sige: nGud
har rigelig velsignet dig, Bro
der, i dette Arbejde. Den Bog
vii blive mango til Hjelp os
evig Velsignelse, netop fordi den
leder Sjale til selve Kilden,
Guds Ord.
TAX paa egne og Medkristnes
Vegne for Bogen: Wink.
Rev. H. G. Holm, Pres.
(Iowa District Norw. Luth.
Church
Eagle Grove, Ia.