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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE.
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF POW
= DER RIVER.
In the Matter of the Estate of Rufus
c. Kendrick, Deceased.
Pursuant to an Order CT said Court.
made on the LIST day of October, 1920,
notice Is hereby given. that Friday,
the 18TH day Of October, 1920. at 10
o'clock \. NJ. of said day, at the Court
Room Of said Court. at the Court
House in Broadus in the said County
of Powder River. has been appointed
az the time and place for proving the
VIII OF said Rufus c. Kendrick. de-
ceased. and for hearing the aDplica-
ton CT Julia A. Kendrick for the is
suance to her Of Letters Parliamentary
when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same.
Dated October l, 1920.
HI. r. STRAITON.
Clerk Of Court.
Court Seal.) OILS
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NOTICE. FOR IT HI.IC ALTON
tp:,i-I1-1~.

Department Of the Interior. l.. s.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
september 20. 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
CHARLES l.. RUSSELL.
of Broadus. Montana, who, on Novem-
Der ;, 1915. made Hid. Entry, No.
0275S7, for We VIZ, Sec. %, Ella EL
Section %. Township 5-S., Range 5l-E.,
NJ. T. Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Theodore W. Craig,
United States Commissioner, at Broad
us, Montana. en- the first day of No.
vember. 1920.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Adam Berndt of Broadus, Montana;
George NJ Ttland, of Hroadus. Mon
,ana: Grover {. Houser. of Rroadus.
Montana, Fred Kramlicht, OF Bro adus
Montana.
o1"29 GEO. W. MYERS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
COnl-O3, AS O4O0lG

Department Of the Interior. Q. s
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
September 16. 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
LELAND a. HUNTER,
of Kruger, Montana. who. on April e,
1917, July Is. 1919, made HID. and y\d-
ditional. No. Os7435, 04O9l6. for SW !,
Sec. ). Lots l, .. El2 NWA. NE14 Sec.
Z. Nl2Nia. Section s. Township SIS.
Range SIZE. NJ. i. Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described before Theodore
w. Craig. United States Commissioners,
at Broadus, Montana. ON the 3rd day
of November. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
II. Fl. Heaton. of Kruger. Montana:
Frank GlCsser. of Kruger. Montana
Hazel {. Heaton, of Kruger, Montana
Katherine CLOSER, of Kruger, Mon
tana.
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NOTICE FOR BLICATION
('nnT-nD:n0tS

COH1-1j1.D6S
Department sf the Interior u. S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
October 3. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that
e. LEE WILSON,
of Broadus. Montana, who, on Dec. s.
1915, made Hid. Entry. No. 02790s, for
VIE SEA NEA SEA, NEASWA, SEA
NV Z. Lots 4, 5. Sec. s, NWASWA.
Section j. Township 6-S., Range 49-E.
NJ. L. Meridian has filed notice of in
tention to make Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before Theodore w. Craig.
United States Commissioner, at Broad
us, Montana, on the END day of No.
vember, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Edmond \. Wilson, of Broadus. Nom
fana. George II. Cox, of Broadus, Mem
tana: Howard r. Lester, of Broadus.
Montana; Gene CARRIER. of Hroadus.
Montana. G. w. MYERS,
ol5si2 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
[COul-OS&ll

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Department of the Interior. L. S.
Sa ana Enlce at Miles City, Montana,
NOTICE is hereby given that
CHARLES c. JOHNSON,
% Sd, ahruger, Montana, who. on July Is.
dSaS: made Stock Raising HID, No.
9S;s,S o.; for NEANEN Sec. s. NlsNWE,
NS,Ht:N IA Sec: I. TWIN. SIS. r. SIZE,
ss sE e MSNMHSEh. sWA. swA NWA
TcWnship SIS. Range 5l-E., NJ, p. Me-.
m r,aiHan. ma, has Med notice Of intention to
claim to the land above described :hs'
H Theodore w. Craig. United States
o 20 and at Breadus. Montana,
~" tns a.n DAY OF November. 1920.
claimant names as witnesses:
Dan Leary. OF Kruger, Montana.
ylsE - roman nan. Of Kruger. Montana:
ana. ana; Paul c. Everett, of Kruger.
"a oss G. W. MYERS, REGISTER.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON
('un1-lEnS1St

Department of the Interior. L, S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
September 20, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
GLENN w. RUSSELL.
of Bay Horse, Montana. who, on June
?. 1915. made Hid. Entry. No. o25113, for
SW a, Wl2NWH. W14sE4, Section %,
Township SIS. Range oO-E.. NJ. p. Me
rdian. has filed notice Of intention to
make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. be-
fore John l.. Scofeld, United States
the 9Th day of November, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
VIM. Nelson. of Kruger, Montana;
Frank Jauvenat, of Kruger, Montana
James y. Russell, of Bay Horse, Mon
Montana,
o1o29 GEO. w. MYERS, Register.
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The Volstead law may have i'm
proved the country's health, but 1t
has increased the number Of ailments
requiring prescription with a kick
IN tt.-Assodated Editors (Cheaeo).
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\ rat that looks like a kangaroo
and barks like prairie dog is re-
ported in Texas. It's about time
new prohibition officer We're sent
down there--Columbi Record.
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NOTICE
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Notice Is hereby given that warrants
drawn en- the General Fund Of school
district No: u Of Powder River County
berss seh ,a rSr payment prior to Octo-
A. J. HALEY,
Treasurer, Powder River County.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA. IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF POWDER RIVER.
Frank T. Kelsey, Plaintiff.
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Submission the Qualified Electors
Article
mission. And Defining their Powers and Duties" - ~
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-17

mated at ss,ooo,oo0. Cassidy came from
Ireland with a pack on his back. Be-
sides his large lumber interests he was
banker and had a wholesale grocery and
other business interests.
DR.. Thomas U. Coe, physician, left an
estate of $5.0O0,0O He oNped six entire
townships In northern and eastern
Maine, largely covered with timber.
Joseph P. Bass, newspaper publisher,
was also heavily interested in timber,
leaving an estate Of over $3OO0,O00
Frederick W. Hill, known as the "Silent
Smith" of Maine, owned large pine for
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-17

with them all. however. fingers the eter-
nal hope that something Will turn out to
make them happy. II is this hope which
we are trying to bring true"
Miss Meany pointed out that the So
eiety bears In mind that even in extreme
instances the mother should be helped
to keep the children with her. she said
that the Humane Society cocoperates only
with such organizations which make 1t
point to help the children when they
are with the mother, not insisting upon
removing them to strange homes before
giving assistance.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-17
Maine Lumbermen
Leave Large Estates

BANGOR, Maine, Dec. 17.-An aggre-
gate of more than S1S,OOO,Ooo was LEFT
by the mulu-millionaire lumber kings
who have died here within the last three
years, according to Inventories to their
estates fllei in Probate Court.
What Is believed to be the largest
fortune ever accumulated in this State
was left by John Sassidy. 1t is esti-
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-17
REoEIyE WHAT WE GIVE.

When some one asks you: How is
the world treating your" did You ever
stop to consider that your answer is in
yariably in accordance with the way
you've been treating the world. You can
not 60 around with q crouch on and ex-
pect the world or the people in 1t to be
any too pleasant to you.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-17

ests in this State and also accumulated
money from western timber. he left
more than S2,500.00O.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-17
OLD INSPIRED
TO GIVE NOW.

Miss Meany said she believed that at
this time Of the year all children dream
about what Santa Claus will bring them.
and older people get the spirit Of giving
There are hundreds OF those with
out happy homes next week who, through
some misfortune Of fate or chance, have
been forced to abandon those things
which have meant real life, happiness
and endeavor toward progress" she said
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
lnterchurch World
Movement.

Sandsynligyis modtager wore
Praster i den forenede danske
kirke, som i allie andre prote-
stantiske S%amfund, Opfordring
efter Opfordring ON at vere
med i den store drive" eller
lndsamling az en- 1000, 600
eller mere.
Formaalet er, siger man: Re-
konstrnktion, Hjemmemission, Je.
demission og philanthropiske
Virksomheder.
lnter-C Church World Movement
er en- Beyagelse ndgaaet fra
storre cller mindre Grupper af
Mend og Kyinder fra de for
skellige reformerte Kirkesam-
fund.
The Movement kommer som
ct Stormvejr hen over hele Ian
Diet men ON Stormvejret og II
den er ! reelt Slegtskab med
Stormvejret og Ilden fra den
f6rste Pinsedag, Diet er efter vor
Mening meget tvivlsomt.
Vi mangler tydelige Toner
n@sten j allie Henvendelser til
os ON Diet gamle Kors-
evangelium, Diet eneste vir-
kelige Legemiddel for den ar
me syge og opreyne Menneske-
he'd.
Kirkeraadet har derfor svaret
rette Vedkommende, at Den fore
nede danske Kirke intet Off
cielt kan have med denne drive"
at gore, ferend Diet kommende
Aarsm9de har udtalt diets Me-
ming ON denne Sag.
Dette som Wink for Prgster
og Menigheder tilh6rende den
forenede danske Kirke.
! broderlig Erbedighed
G.. B. Christensen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
NATIONAL LUTHERAN COUN.
CILs MODE I CHICAGO, Is.
0G 10. Marts.

Under 8. Marts udsendte ,Lu-
theran Bureau en- Opfordring
til Editors of the Official Church
Papers Of the National Organi-
zation'' ON at mode j Chicago
Torsdag og Fredag den Is. og
10 Marts for at tage De- j Dr9f-
telsen az EN- Indsamling til Fort
s~ettelsen az Councils Arbejde i
de krigshargede lutherske Egne
j Europa.
bet ferste, jeg gjorde, var at
finde Aarsmgdets Besultning
Forhold til National Lutheran
Council. Jeg fandt i Aarsberet-
ningen (Side 119, Punkt g. fel-
gende B%eslutning DAarsm9det
vedtog, at Den forenede d. luth.
Kirke oliver Medlem af The Ma
tional Lutheran Council Mente
saa, at der MATTE tages Hen
syn til en- Opfordring fra Coun-
ellis Bestyrelse.
Naste Skridt a at tale med
d. /. Kirkeblads Redakt6r ON,
hvem af os to, der skulde rel
Sc til Mode. Past. l. M. Han
sen mente, at Danskeren var Diet
eneste af wore Blade, der kunde
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Pastor M. A. Peterson og HUI.

stru mar fra Santalmissionens
Landsstyre / Norge modtaget
Indbydelse til at besege Norge
til Sommeren. Styret 9nsker at
faa ham til at yirke en- It'd der
ovre for Santalmissionen, SAINT
deltage i Landsmodet, som hol-
des i Kristiania de ferste Dage az
JUL.
Pastor Peterson har henvendt
sig til den amerikanske Santal-
komite, / hyis Tjeneste han nu
STAIR, med Sporgsmaal, ON den
vii tillade ham at efterkomme
naynte Indbydelse. 0g som Svar
paa denne Henyendelse har vor
Komite vedtaget felgende Be
slutning:
Den amerikanske Santalko-
mite bifalder, at Pastor NJ. A.
Peterson efterkommer Anmod-
ningen fra Diet norske Santalsty-
re ON at komme til Norge til
Sommeren og virke der Ell It'd
for Santalmissionen. Men Diet er
Komiteens Forstaaelse, at Tiden
like maa oyerskride ) Maane-
der, fra Begyndelsen af Maj
dette Aar at regne, Rejsen be
regnet." ,,Flkbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
ENIGHED I Def VESENT-
LICE.

bet indrommes i Almindelig-
bed, at Diet vesentlige maa
de, der skal arbejde sammen, var
re enige.
o. Diet er Vi saa kommen Ill
at lagge Merke til we'd at lase
de f~orsl'eilige Indleg i Sprog-
s.a 2 c n, at der indenfor yor kir-
Ike er Enighed i def vnsentlige,
hyad den Sag angaar.
De, der sterkest hevder Mo-
dersmaalets og de aldres Ret,
i%ndrommer, at der maa tages
tilbprligt uensyn til de yngres
~naturlige Krav on. Brugen af
Landets sprog.
L~igeledes de, der slaar stprkest
I'll Lyd for Landets Sprogs Ret,
medgiyer yilligt, a. de eldres
natnrlige Kray ON Modersmaa-
lets Bevarelse saa lenge. som mu-
ligt, og deres Ret, lnaa respek-
teres.
Og ale indrommel de, at Folk
under visse Omstendigheder TX
Ike skal diktere andre, der lever
unde. f~orskellige Omstandighe-
der. bet Dor afgeres lokalt, hvor-
ledes enhyer Menighed j saa Hen
seende skal stille sig.
bet er Enighed j Diet yasent-
lige, saa den Sag kan anses for
forel9big uddebateret.
Lignende har vi lagt Marke
til a~ngaaende Skolesagen.
En- opmgrksom Laser kan like
have nndgaaet at Sc, at der in.
denfor Vol Kirke, mellem aldre
og yngre, er Enighed ON, at vi
maa have o Skolesag givet ct
godt Skub fremad, saa vi paa
dette Omraade bliver i Stand iii
at konkurrere med dygtige sko-
Ter, sarlig da med dygtige lu-
therske Skoler her i Landet.
Denne v@sentlige ENG
he'd Ib9r hverken oversees eller
glemmes, naar vi mundtlig eller
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Fra Diakonisseanstalten i O.

maha skriver ,Augustana" af %.
ds.: Den Sygdom, som nu en-
It'd har graseret, har veret ret
fplbar hos os. | Nazareth har
nesten ale yeret syge, og to
aldre Kyinder er afledne. So
streskaren har varet haardt pro
vet, idet de fleste az dem har
haft en- Kende af Influenza, o.
en- Soster dode den ;. DIS. AT
Lungebetandelse, nemlig Sester
Emelia Matilda Carlson. Hun
skrantede flere Dage, men fro
EIDE sig bedre og optog sit ar
bejde, men matte gaa til Sang
igen, da Lungebetendelsen n.
fandt sig. VI haabede do. at
hun skulde komme sig. da der
visfe sig Tegn til Bedring, men
efter fire tigers Ramp fix hun
Hjemlov.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Paaske Hilsen hjemmefra

k9re Landsmend l Nestenl
.,Vend tilbage til Festnin-
gen, I Haabets Fanger.'
Yak. 9, L.
Forleden sluttede Gudstjene-
stem i en- spnderjydsk kirke med
Salmen: Den signede Dag med
Fryd Vi SER" Da 0rglet into
nerede sidsfe Yers: ,,Saa rel
ser vi til wort F~adreland, rel
ste hele Menigheden sig OPP. bet
yirkede saa gribende, at man
af Bevegelse knapt kunde synge
med.
Da jeg for et Aar siden sad g
leste ovenstaaende Vers hos Pro-
feten den Dag, da Diet ferste six
re Budskab kom dernedefra, gik
min Tanke og Bon i lignende
Refining.
Nh i Dag laser jeg ON IN
Festaften dernede. i Ballnm, hvor
Pengegayer fra Dansk-Amerilsa-
mere uddeltes I'll de gamle, der
/ sin It'd sendte deres .unge i
Landflygtighed og at de son
deriydske Piger hin Aften sang
de strofer, SON ogsaa l deroyre
elsker: ,.saa langt, a langt
rekker Tanker frem til gamle
Nor og nit Barndomshjem.'
Da synes jeg mine Tanker gaar
paa Langfart over i'll Jer. Tax,
fordi | err med i yor Gledel
Men Fastningen og Fedrelan-
Diet, som betrygger Haabets Fan
ger, er 10 Diet, SON Jesus har be-
redt allie sine troende midi ! en-
Stridens Verden.
Jeg synes, | deroyre / en- saa-
dan It'd kommer os nermere, for
| har 10 ogsaa Rod h%erhjemme,
og | tog Jeres Dyst med for
Haabets Fanger. Matte da og-
saa nogle af Danmarks Senner
og Dotre mod Vest i disse Al
yorstider vende tilbage til Frst-
ningen, naar Herren gennem Pro-
yelser kalder paa Jer.
Dette yare da min Hilsen til
Elder: ,,Herren er min klippe og
min Festning." fSalme Is, 3.
Matte dette bliye def visse Haab
for Danske hjemme og ude: bet
kendes paa os som Lysets Born,
at Natten hun er M omme."
Gledelig Paaske til Brodre og
S0stre mod Vest.
Elders
II. c. V d d.
Prest we'd Garnisons Kirken.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Fransk T-aknemmehghed Dr.

Frank VI. Ritter, Philadelphia
Pa, har modtaget folgende Brey
fra Fernandez for den lutherske
Kirke i Frankrig: Dear Sir
Med dyb Felelse vii jeg til Dem
udtrykke den fransk lutherske
Kirkes Taknemmelighed for den
Modtagelse, De viste yore I'd
sendinge til u. S. = Deres OPP
hold blandt os i Frankrig lerte
os hpjlig at verdsette den bro
derlige Interesse, De narer for
vor Kirke; men den Triumftur,
De arrangerede for wore Repre-
sentanter har visit os, at Deres
Karlighed til vor Kirke over
gaar, hvad vi hayde forudset.
= bet err fra nit Hjertedyb, jeg
sender disse Ord som Udtryk
for taknemmelig Erkendtlighed
og bevidner Dem, med hvilken
Glede vi im9deser Dem after j
vor Midte. Jeg beder Dem,
min HERE, modtage Forsikring
ON min h6jeste Agtelse.
Louis Paul De Pourtales, den
franske lutherske Kirkes Gene
ralsynodes Formand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Dr.. Schmauk dod. Eftermid-

days den %. DIS. d9de en- af yor
0 lutherske Kirkes dygtigste
og NEST kendte Teologer i det
tie Land, Theodore Emanuel
Schmauk, d. D., LII. D. DR..
Schmauk var fodt i Lancaster,
Pa, 1860. 20 Aar gammel gra-
dueredes han fra Statens Uni
versitet, studerede saa Teologi
og blev ordineret til Prast 1888.
1895 blew han ,,Luth. Church
Reviews Hovedredaktor. Ale
rede Aaret 1889 var han litterar
Redaktor af The Lutheran.
1903 valgtes han til Formand
for General Council, og 1911
blev han Professor / Teologi
we'd Lutheran Geological Sc
minary'', Philadelphia, Pa,
DIR. Schmuak har desuden I'D
foldet en- rig Forfattervirksom-
he'd. 1894 udgav han ,,,Negatiy
Criticism of Old Testament,
1899 "Bible History og 1903
History of The Lutheran
Church in Pennsylvania" og
1909 1.-The Confessions and Con-
fessional Principles of the Luz
theran Church"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
The Literary Digest

The Literary Digest citerer
The Lutheran angaaende religIo-
Sc Tilstande i TXskland OF gor
Bemerkninger I'll y. l.. C.s kom-
mlssarers Optimisme sammen-
lignet med Okonomers Anskuel-
ser, som har besogt Tyskland.
Vi h9rte wore kommissmrers
Rapport til y. l.. &, og Vi har
last deres Indberetninger, skri-
yer The Luth. Det er sandt, at Vi
like venter, at kristendom og
Lutherdom vii forgaa blandt Yo
re Brodre i Central-Europa. Men
med mindre de faar Hjelp o.
fra os i dette aLnd, og
Diet nu, vii de faa en- frygtelig
Ramp imod Djayelens Magt.
Naturhgvis vii Gud give dem
men lmidlertld er Diet vOr
Pligt mod Jesus Kristus at yde
i Nedens It'd. Da Pau
lus stiftede Menigheder i Gra-
kenland og Lilleasien, led den
gamle Menighed / Jerusalem
Forfelgelse og Hunger. vi kan
like kontrolere Jerusalems Po-
litik, heller like standse For
fglgelsen, men dersom De vii
optage en- god Kollekt, saa kan
Vi i Diet mindste standse Hun
Mango aad dette
armhjertigheds-Br ed og und-
baade Politikken og Hun
yersdeden; de flyede og udbred-
.e Kristendommen, og omsider
yjorde de Verden sikker for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Gl&delig Paaske!

En- rigtig gladelig og velsig-
net Paaskefest onsker Danskeren
sine Lasere!
Paaske = Langfredag - Paa-
skesondag Ldelsens, Opstan-
delsens, Sejrens Mindefestl |
Sandhed magelpse Begivenheder
minder den ON!
bet kan like siges for tidt
eller hevdes for sterkt, at Kri-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31
Opgavens Vanskelighed.

Men at fortsette Arbejdet kre-
yer nye Ofre. Bestyrelsens Med
lemmer var like blinde for, at
Krayene til kirkens Medlemmer
har veret mango og store, og
nye Ore forestaar I'll Arbejdet
herhjemme.
Selye Diet lokale Menighedsar-
bejde rnndt ON de forskellige
Samfnnd, som tilherer Council.
kraver Ore, og desuden er der
flere Steder foretaget store Ind
samlinger til Skoler, eller som
hos os I'll Pensionsfond, og an
Dire Samfnnds-Sndsamlinger fore
STAIR.
bet stod kalrt for AIedlemmer-
NJ at Bestyrelsen, at alt dette
Arbejde h%erhjemme like maa
standses eller afkortes we'd en-
ny Kampagne for at REESE Mid
Ter I'll Fortsettelse af Genopbyg-
gelsesarbejdet i Europa.
Dertil kommer den Omstan-
dighed, at Diet er langt yanskeli-
gere at in~teressere Folk for hyad
der ligger paa lang Afstand end
for de Kray, de har lige for
Ojnene.
Dog - Dor ale disse Vanske-
ligheder gore os modlese, saa Vi
opgiver Everett og forsagte lag-
ger HeAlerne i Skodet eller til
stopper 0rene for Raabene der
ovre fra
vi har gledet og opmuntret
vore Tross9skende der lider bit
terlig under Krigens Felger, we'd
at aflegge dem ct Beseg, yde
forelebig Hjglp og give dem
iHaab ON mere Hjelp. Skal vi
skuffe dette Haab2
Nej, Diet maa vi ikkel Bet
kan vi like forsvare over for
vor Gud og Menighedens HERE,
som har yelsignet os saa rige-
Zig fremfor dem, hvis NOD an
raaber os ON Hjelpl
vi har lagt Hand paa Plo-
ven, vi maa like sc tilbagel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-31

levede.o Dertil bemerker The
Lutheran: bet er vard at leg-
ge Marke til, at en- Mand kan
yere virkelig stor, sely ON hans
Virksomhed ligger nesten ude-
lukkende indenfor Kirkens Gren-
SER"