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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
RUsU LAIKRAscIAI NETU-
RI PASKELBIMU
Tx bolseviku zu1nalans leis-
TIM skelbimai.

Londonas, geg. % RusQ
laikrasGiams Rusijoje yra uz-
ginta d6ti ] savo skiltis kokius
nors paskelbimus (apgarsini-
Tq iyra uzdraudusi boil
SevilQ valdzia, anot aptur3 u
Gia ziniQ IS RusijoS.
Tiktai vieniems bolSevilIi-,
MANS zurnalams leistina d6ti
paskelbimuS, sakoma praneSi-
me is RuSijos.
Be to, privatiniai zmonas
negali leisti laikraSciQ il slap
tos Spaustuv6s baisiai perSe-
kiojamos.
Maskvoje leidziamas centra-
no SOVlelQ KOlnltelO OfSalldS
IzvieStija skaito 2 milijonu e
mdiQ. Gil komunistQ partijos
vyriausias organas Pravda tu-
riS apie 100000 amajp.
Rusijoje truksta laikraSti-
mes poperos. Bet bolSevikai
turi. JQ kasdien
spauzdinami agitacijiniai la
peliai vezimais vezami. La
peliai spauzdinami ivairiau-
siomis kalbon:is il pasiuncia-
mi j ivairias Sails.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24

Lenkuose pakiiO baime, kuo-
met lie besikarSciuodami II
besididziuodami pamat6 gall
ma Sau pragaiStl. Dabar JIG
intaria vokiecius II apgaill
Lietuva, kad pastarosiOs neuz-
plQstQ bolSevikai ir neimtp
juos Sutyti nauju kar6s Sonu.
B0lSevikai dar nein6jO Lie,
tuvon. Bet lenkai senal yra
kaikurias Lietuvos da-
lis. II jei lenkai Slandle turl
uztektinai kariuOmen6s, relkla
laukti, kad jie m6gins pasike-
sinti prizes Lietuva. Paskelbla
pirmiau jie sau pavojQ IS Lie
tuvos $ono. Paskui gal m6gins
uzplusti LietuvQ neva su tlks-
III gelb&ti save.
Reikia manyti, kad Siandie
Lietuvai grumoja didis pavo-
JUS ne tick nuo bol5cvikQ,
kick nuo lenkQ. Bet yra vii
ties. kad lietuviai apgins savo
zeme, jei lenkai pasikeslntg2
pulties ant Lietuvos. Jei tnS
tur4tq ivykti, lenkai Lietuvoje
nieko daugiau nelaimetu, karp
tik Saltuosius sau kapus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
MARSALAS FOCH PRAMA-
TO KITA KARE.
Sake, Vokietija butinai turi
but nuginkluota.

Paryzius, geg. q. = Poll
technikos mokyklos armijos in
zinieriu metiniam susirinkime
pirmininkavo marShalas Foch.
Diskusuojant apie visokias
karines pamokas buvusioj ka-
rel marSalas persp6jo Prancu-
zijq, kad Sta visuomet butq
-pasiruosusi, mes pramatoma
nauja kare.
MarSalas sake, jog reikia
dati pastangas nuginkluoti Vo-
kietija,, kaip to reikalauia tai
kos sutartis. Bet nereikia
pamir$ti vokieciQ karingumo
ir praeitu laiku.
Visuomet reikia but pasl-
sirengusiems, kad antrukart
vokieciai nerastu Prancuzijos
nepasitvark1sios karen.
MarSalas prize progos pager
be If marSala Joffre,| kurio
pastangomis vokieciai kares
pradzioje buvo iveikti ties Ma
rne ir iSgelb9tas Paryzius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
Vinci nufaustas kalejimu.

Kriminaliam teisme 14-kaf
metq kal6jimu nubaustas ia
mes Vinci, automobiliaus So
ferris, kurs kituomet veze
.zmogzudzius, nuzudziusius
darbininkQ unijq vada Enri-
ghta.
Trys zmogzudziai yra suim-
ii II -ligi bylos laikomi kale-
jime.
Vinci gavo lengva bausme.
Kitokios bausmes buVo like
tasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
Del Trakijjos Cali Uzzsi-
pliekti Rare

kitais svarbiais reilalais. Jam
iSyaziavus bulgaru sobran-
je" (seimas) sustos veikes.
Prancuzai politikai darbuo-
jasi, kad Balkanu valstijos is
teigtQ unijq. Mes sale "did-
ziosios" Lenkijos tokia Balka-
M mija prafcuzams .butq la
bal parankus daiktas.
Bet lIaipgi cia gall but stei-
giama unija, jei Balkanq val
stijq teritorijos apkarpomos il
tos svarbios atkarpos paveda-
mos BallSanu priesininkams
graikams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
Intaria vOkieCtiius Pagelboje
DolSeVikamS
Pagaliaus Pranato lie Pavoju
Lietuvai

sijos nuskride net aStuOni
RusUos zeppelinai.
II tuomet jau buvo sp6jama,
ar kartais tais zeppelinais he
keliauja Rusijon vokieciQ ga
besnieji eficierai.
Be to, dar buvo nuomo-
niaujama, kad tais Orlaiviais
is Nokietijos prasiSalina kai-
katrie karGS metu prasizeng6-
liai-vokieciai, 'kuriuos iSduoti
talkininkai buvo pareikalave.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
Vokieej1i gelb6sia boise
vikams.

Mares rateliuose Cia turf
ma informaciiQ, kad vokieGjai
paSirenge duoti pagelbos boI-
Sevikams prizes lenkus.
NaujauSioSe ziniose IS aus
Stesniosios Silezijos (Slionz-
ko) Sakoma, kad tenai ties pie
biscito plotQ rubeziais sutrau-
ktos skaitlingos volaeGiQ spd-
kos.
LaikraScIar pad9jo depoSas,
jog greitaisiais traukinlais
aug$toSniojon Silezijon atvez-
ia 1000 vokieGiQ gvardijos.
zinios apie ze}psllnQ skridlna
Pirm poros savaiciQ vietos
Iaikra$GiuoSe buvo pasirOduSiQ
ziniQ, kad per NarSavg ant Ru-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
PABEGO TURTINGAS
KALINYs.
Jis buvo kareiviu sargyboje.

Philadelphia, Pa, geg. 23.-
Turtingas jaumas Grover Gle.
veland Bergdoll kares metu
buvo pasisl6pes, kad nepapul-
ii kariuomen6n. Jis net mere
gistravosi, kuomet buvo ives
tas abelnas visQ vyrQ registra-
vimqsis.
Po kar6s valdziai teciaus ia
vyko susekti jo ta prasizen-
gina iSsisukin6jant nuo karei-
viavimo. Jis buvo suimtas, pa
statytas kar6s teisman IL nu-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
BOLsEVIKUS LENKAT AT
MUSE ATGAL IL MyLIU.

Var$aVa. @eg. d LenkQ
kariuompnt. Observation-Disclosures
bolSeviku> Siaurinai kar6s
fronto doiyj atmu>1 SovictQ
armijQ at&aI = MY liQ arti
KzyzopoI, pa>ak oficiiaho
Gia prancSimo.
Hazymima, jog vi,jm'niam
E.lezino> ruozte hoI>ev;Eai
atbiokSti, kuomri j. mtgino
pcrSiucSti Skor>aI JpiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
Lime

Dublinas, geg. %. = Lime
ricke buvo pakilusios riaus6s.
RiauSes numals6 kariuomen9.
Vienas zmogus nuzudytas If
dvi moteriski suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
PINIGy kURsAs. .

svetimu viespatiju pinigQ
tie mainant nemaziau $4,000 g
g1zes q d. buvo tokia sulig Mel-
chants Loan & Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingp svarui 1888
Lietuvos 100 auksinp 2.43
Yokietijos 100 markip 2.4S.
Lenkijos 100 markiQ 80.
Prancuzijos uz / dolieri 13 Fl. so
sveicarijos uz | dolieri 5 fir 6S
Italijos uz | dol. l9 4. 70
Is Arthur e. Duran ras-
tines, First National Bankos
buste, nakti payogta laisves
bondsuf yertes $4,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24

Dublinas, geg. %. Angli-
ia Wis daugiau Airijon pri-.
siuncGia kariuomenes. Prisiun-.
Giania daug il raiteliu. Tur-
but, manoma su kariuomene
numalsinti Airija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
Negalima unija.

Prancuzai nori, kad Bake
nQ valstiju unija butq fedora
tive. Bet tokia unija joRiu bu-
du negalima. Mes nelengva
kruvon patraukti atskirias
tautas.
Geriausias pavyzdis Siandie
yra Jugoslavija, srtsidedanti IS
Serbijos. Cernogorijos, Kroa-
tijos, Slovenijos If Makedoni-
MICS. Jugoslavijai pirminin-
kauja Serbia. sitos valdzia
naudojasi imperijalistinemis
netodomis. Serbai begalo
spaudzia giminingq sau tautQ
zmones.
Tokia valstija yra be istver-
mes. II j turi sublreti j da-
lis ar anksciau ar v6liau. Tas
paeis nuo paciu zmoniQ susi-
pratimo, kad jie negali ami
mai vergauti ir vilkti uAkrau-
tq ant jQ junga.
Bus praliejimas kraujo.
Pats bulgarQ ministeriq
pirmininkas yra didziai prize
I;lnkus Balkanq valstijq uni
jai. Bet Sitokiam padejime
negalima jokia unija.
Jei talk. neatmainys savo
padarytll plenu,. jei jie slaviu
lesomis megins lopyti susky-
leta Graikija, uzuot pageidau7
jamos ramyh6s Balkanuose IS
haujo pakils praliejina;'
kraujo.
Tr kuomet ! tas liepsnas ISL
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-24
KAS ATSAKYS Uz NAUJA
KRAUJO LIEJIMA? 4


Sofia, Bulgaria., geg. 22.---
Visoj Bulgarijoj pakeltas kuo-
didziausis truksmas prizes tai
kininkus, kuomet cia peskelb-
ia ziniQ, kad talkininkai- nus
prende Graillijai pavesti Sian
die Turkijai priklausoma, Ira
kija su miestu Adrianopoliu.
Bulgaria tokiam nusprendi-
me (tas nusprendimas kol-kas
oficijaliai dar nepripazlntas,
nes su Turkija dar nepadary-
ia taikos sutarties) atranda
didele neteisybe.
Mes talkininlai kar6s me-
tn visuomet pirmon vieton de-
davo nacijonalio apsisprendi-
mo principa. Ir, kaip mato-
81, tasai principals paliekamas
ant Sales.
Kaikuriuose bulgarQ mics
tuose tuo tikslu daromos de-
monstracijos su aStriais pro-
testais. Ir Siandie nelengva
ant poperos islieti visa tai;
kas Gia veikiasi del Trakijos
likimo.
Tx reilsia pabrezti, ka#
jei Graikija tikrai m6gins uz-
init If savinties Trallija, Bal
kanuose pakils nauja ziauri
kar6. Apie kokia nors tai
ka negal6s but kalbos.
Smugis slaviams.
Kuomet kitais laikais Wy
riausioji talkininkQ taryba Pa
ryziuje pakviet6 Bulgarijos at
stovtls pasiraSyti po taikos su-
tartimi, tuomet buvo pareika-
Sta, kad Traki.ja kol-kas pa
siliksianti taIkininkq kontro-
| Je II busianti paruoSta ateisS.
ie palikti autonomine valsti-
ia.
Bulgarams toks pareiSkimas
patiko If prizes tai nepakelta
protesto. PaGioje Bulgaria.
je irgi nebuvo girdima kokie
nors didesnieji nepasitenkini-
mai.
Bet kuomet Siandie Trakija
pavedama Graikijai, truksmui
yra pamato.
Kai-kurie slaviQ diplonlatai.
tokiame talkininkq pasielgime
iizziuri uzduodama dideli smu-
81 ,isoms slaviQ tauto,n:,
Visos slaviQ tautos, sak"pla,
nuo Tarpzemip ju-
riq. Mes Stai Russia atslir7
ia nuo Bosforo, Jugoslavija
nuo Fiume il pagaliaus Bull
garija nuo Aigeios jurip.
Cia tvirtinama, kad toksai
talkininkq pasielgimas privers.
slaviQ tautas rimeiau pagal-.
voti,apie savo ateitl. Balkanp
slavius privers jungties su Ru-
sijja, kad bendromis jegomis
pakelti kova prizes slavizmo
Prancrlzai uz Balkanu unija.
Bulgarijos msinisterip pirmi-
Stamboulisky, matyt,
neatlaiEys savo vietoje Mes
pirmiau jis bulgarus buvo IN
tikines, kad Trakijai nebusia
nieko bloga.
Ministeriq pirmininkas iske-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-03
WEYBRDGE NEWS
Mrs. W. W. Kingsland, Correspondent

Mrs. W. W. Kingsland, Correspondent
W H Hall of Ferrisburg was in
town Monday
Charles Mack is threshing in New
Haven and NJ L Young in Middlebury
! S Shaw is home this week and
will look after Mechanics Hall at the
Fair
Mrs. Newton of Middlebury visited
her daughter Mrs Lent Lateral last
week
Mrs. T F Dewey and daughter
Marion spent several days last week
at Lake Dunmore
Lewis Grannel, wife and daughter OF
Port Henry called on his brother
Will Granell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bogor who have
been in Massachusetts, the past year
are in town for an indefinite stay
Dr. Vera E Billiard has decided to
locate in st Johnsbury and will leave
for there about the middle of Sept
ember
H. L Thompson and daughter Lor-
cite went to Montpelier Sunday where
they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-03
SHOREHAM NEWS
(Mrs. F. E. Plat, CorrespOndent)

Miss Winona Wood is a guest of
Mrs II. II Burge
Frank Fredette has purchased an
Overland touring car
Rev. R B Simmons preached in
Walhngford on Sunday
Miss Winifred Baldwin is at Lake
Bomoseen for two weeks.
The Misses Edith and Laura Sulli-
van have returned home
Mrs Frances Shaw has returned from
Burlington and has opened her house,
The Misses Alice Harper and Mary
Duffany have returned from Cliff Ha-
ven
Miss Gertrude Woodbury. went We'd
nesday to the Mary Fletcher hospital
for treatment.
Mrs w H Birchard and Miss Farr
have returned from weeks visit in
Pottersville, n Y
The village school will open next
week with the Misses Eva and lone
Baldwin as teachers.
Word has been received of the death
in Rutland of Miss Ruth Griggs, a
former teacher in town
Word has been received that Mrs
Nellie Waite who is at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital is improving
Miss Ruth Stiles is caring for Mrs
Anne Mixer while Miss Mcdonald is
taking two weeks vacation
The Misses lone and Jessie Baldwin
have returned from Lake Bomoseen
where they had Employment for the
summer
P. W Waite. Miss Norma Waite and
Mrs Harry Church were in Burlington
Friday P W. Waite has purchased
a Fordson tractor
Daniel Hammett and two daugh-
tiers of Medfeld, Mass, and Mrs Mary
Bodfsh OF Orwell were guests of DIR
Sharon on Tuesday
The Congregational Sunday School
picnic held at Watch Point on Thurs
dav was well attended and much en-
loved by all present
Rev. and Mrs T A Carlson of West
Rutland who have been the guests of
friends in town returned home Tues
dav Mr. Carlson occupied the pull
pit in the Congregational church on
Sunday
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-03
SHORTENING DRAWBRIDGE
Movable Truss Structure To Replace
Pontoon

POnIOOn
The Rutland Railroad company has
made application to the secretary of
war to replace the 300 foot pontoon
bridge over which trains of that com
pany pass from Leicester junction to
Ticonderoga, with a movable truss
bridge that will provide clear open
ing of l24 feet.
This proposal to alter the bridge has
revived the matter of building a drive
way over the railroad bridge and the
subject has been taken up with the
railroads chief engineer, says the Ii
conderoga Sentinel. There seems to
be fair chance of the driveway being
secured, though nothing definite has
been arrived at in regard to it. Such a
driveway across the lake would be of
inestimable benefit and of great con-
venience to the people of Ticonderoga
and Shoreham and towns adjoining
both, and, realizing this, the people af-
fected will bend every effort towards
pushing the proposition to successful
conclusion.
A driveway over the bridge was al
most secured a few years ago, and
would have been secured had not Shore
ham declined to pay for the building
of an approach to the bridge on the
Vermont side. This would seem to be
case where the State might aid the
town, as only a small portion of the
benefit derived from such highway
would accrue to the town of Shoreham.
Ferry interests would be affected and
opposition from this source might be
! expected.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-03

B M. Hayward From there Miss
Lorette went Monday to McIndoes
Falls where she will teach
Mr. and Mrs W E Munett of Ferris
burg were guests of her sister Mrs w
w Kingsland and attended the Midi
lebury Fair
Mrs Verna Hawkins and daugh-
tiers have returned to Boston after
spending their vacation with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs G E Child
Mr. and Mrs H c Clark and son
Harley and Rev J. NJ Bishop have
returned home after spending the
month Of August in camp at Kimballs
BAY
Cards have been received in town
announcing the birth of a daughter
Helen Elizabeth to Mr. and Mrs ]
D Hamilton of Hastings, Fla, Aug
ust 9th
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-03
BRIDPORT NEWS

Miss Sadi Clark of Addison is Wis
ting at the home of T D. Sunderland
Misses Alice Baker and Helen Howe
OF Worcester, Mass, were guests sew
eral DAYS last week at the home OF
c. NJ Barrows
Nh and Mrs Edwin Baldwin and
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-03

little son Russell of Shoreham spent
Sunday at the home of his mother.
Mrs Ella Baldwin.
Rev G Z Robbins, General Secre-
tary Of the Vermont Sunday School
Association will preach at the )ng-'
regational church Sunday morning
Il is the practice Of the multitude to
bark at eminent men, as little dogs do
at strangers Seneca
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-09-03
EAST MIDDLEBURY
mrs. C. +. Russell, Correspondent

Miss Mae Kirby spent the week end
nth Miss Emma Baker in Weybridge
Mrs. Peter Shrac& Of West Lebanon
n. H., is visiting her sister Mrs. Louis
Leno
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lcbdell Of
Racevillt ~ y, are wishing relatives
here
Miss Nora Peck who was taken
suddenly "a Friday night is slowly
imuroying
The Community picnic at Lake
Uunmore last week Wednesday was a
success 90 being p-esent
Miss Louise Manning who has been
here in town since Iune Both returned
to Boston Tuesday to take up her
work there
Mr. and Mrs, Leon Neal of West
minister Mass, and Miss Hall of New
York are at the home Of Mrs NJ. e.
Grant for several weeks.
The Guild will meet at the Community
Club rooms next Thursday afternoon
September 9th. A very cordial in
vitation is extended to everyone,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lawrence OF
South Salisbury and Mrs. Eugene
Smith OF Rochester visited their faith
er, George Hodges and family during
the week.
Mrs. John Champlin of Rutland is Wis
iting here with friends.
l.. Worden of Arlington, Mass, ar
rived Sunday night to join his wife and
her mother and sister. They returned
home by auto Monday after spending .
weeks at Hon. F. C. Partridge's old
home
Hon. F. C. Partridge and family are
here from Proctor at the old home
place for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mvron Roberts and little
girl of South Wallingford with Mrs.
Clara Belle Griffith of Detroit, Mich.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Rus
sell Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Miss Emma Baker of Weybridge is
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Ayers for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Percival of New
York are here visiting his mother Mis-,
Nathan Decker.
Miss Myrtle Rowe of Forestdale after
visiting few days with her aunt, Mrs
Mamie Young, returned home Sunday.
Miss Margaret Croft of Waterbury,
Conn, was guest of Mrs. M. j. Bid
well for a few days this week.
Mrs. George Coburn and son Harold
of Springfield, Mass, are with Mr., and
Mrs. j. b. Bryant for few days.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25
Da Foch skulde udpege
Marskaller.

Der fortelles en- munter Hi
storie ON, hvorledes Diet gik til,
da der skulde udnavnes Mar
skaller i Frankrig efter Krigen.
Jofre og Foch var selyskrevne.
En- Dag sendte Clemenceau Bud
efter Foeh og bad ON hans
Raad we'd Udnevnelsen af flere
Marskaller, da Sejren jo tilskre-
yes flere h9jt fortjente Genera
Ter. Foch satte sig we'd Clemen-
ceaus Skrivebord og CAV hver
af Kandidaterne deres Karakter
paa folgende Made:
Petain: 1914 intet serligt;
1915 Slaget we'd Artois l Point ;
Champagne l Point 1916 Yer
dun l Point; 1917 Morville og
Genoprettelsen af Herens Mo-
raj | Point; 1918 Sejren l Point.
Petain ialt 5 Points.
Men da Foch kom til den nae
ste, fix Karakteristiken ct andet
Udseende:
Castelnau: 1914 HIM! Slaget
we'd Grand Cudonne, hml Han
CAV Ordren om R6mningen, lad
os sige l Point; for hele 1915
ingenting; 1916 normalt; 1917
Champagne l Point; 1918 ingen.
ting. Ialt 2 Points.
Saa gennemgik Marskaller
endnu nogle Kandidater, og ds
han tog Asked sagde han ii
Clemenceau:
,,Petain err selvskreven. Efte.
ham muligvis General Fayolle
Han havde faaet 312 Points
De andre? HIM! De kan selv Sc
hvad de har gjort."
Saa blew Diet til, at kun Pc
tain bestod sin Eksamen, og a
Frankrig like fix mere end tr
Marskaller.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25
Maxim Cork siger Bolshevikerne
nogle Sandheder.

Den russiske Forfatter og Re-
volutionist Maxim Cork har
raadsrussiske Aviser offentlig-
giort nogle Artikler om Arbej'
Diet. Han skriver her bl. a.:
Man raserer Bygninger og
brender kostbare, gamle Mob
Ter i Stedet for almindelig
Br@ndsel. For at l@gge Skull
paa Sagen praler man at, at man
bare tilintetgor alt gammelt. Der
findes like Sans for National
ejendom. Men skabes der noget
nyt, og forekommer der noget,
som er ct frit Folk verdigt
sporger Cork. Hans Svar er
Nej, thi godt Arbejde er blevet
skaml9st Slgseri og uhederlie
Meningsloshed.
Hvordan kan man lere andre
at arbejde, naar man selv hver
ken kan eller vii arbejdeY Revo
lutionistik og Socialpolitik er Ell
herlig Sag, Diet er klartl Slig'
Bagateller og Titusinder lignen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25

hielpe andre Mennesker til Ret
te i It'd og Evighed.
Vor HERE vii jo like, at vi
skal forsomme DIET timelige ell
Ter siuske med Diet, tvertimod,
er vi like tro i Diet smaa, hvor
kan vi da blive tro i Diet st9r-
re. bnrer vi os like ret ad med
den urette Mammon, hvem vii
da betro os den sande. bet gael
der ON at leve den Slags Liy,
at vi i alt ogsaa / yor tlmellge
Corning, k9mper for at ylnde
Skatten i Himlen, Livet / Gud,
og like lader os friste bort fra
Guds Vel for at soge tlmellg
Winding. Gud give os at leve /
Troen paa, at alt, hvad VI skal
have, alt, hvad vi kan BRUCE til
Velsignelse, skal Vi nok finde,
naar Vi holder fast we'd Gud
Fader i Vor HERE Jesus kri-
stus og oliver i ham. Hvad vi
finder we'd at forbade ham, kan
kun blive os til Forbandelse.
vi STAIR her overfor en- af de
storste Farer, som truer hvert
Menneske, som er begyndt at le-
We ct Liv i Gud. Gud hjelpe os
til, at vi hyer Dag forst maa
soge Guds Rige og hans Retfer-
dighed og saa stole paa, at vi
skal faa alt andet i Tilgiftl'
II. G.. Strandskov.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25
Der er imidlertid ct Forhold,
som kan komme dem slemt
j Vejen!'
(Optaget efter ,,Kr. Sml.")

Nedenstaaende er Slutningen
af Morten Larsens Pr9diken til
niende S6ndag efter Trinitatis
j hans Predikenbog. En- Opvog.
mem: Der er |imidlertid ct For
hold, som kan komme Christine
Mennesker) slemt i Vejen.
bet err deres Forhold til Diet
timelige. Vor HERE Jesus les-
ger dem derfor sterkt paa Sin
de, at skal Gud kunne give dem
Riget, skal de rigtig komme til
at tjene ham og faa Velsignelse
deraf, maa de Sc at blive lost
fra Bekymringerne for det jor-
diske.
DE f9rste Disciple trengte
til at here dette. Du og jeg tren-
ger vistnok endda til def j endnu
hejere Grad.
Hvad er Diet, som hindrer asa,
mango Mennesker j for Alvor
at begynde at sege GudY Hvad
err Aarsag i, at de gaar i den
sterste NOD, ofte lever Diet ellen.
digste Liv og ingen Hjelp kan
finder
bet err jo netop dette, at dc
er bundne i Diet jordiske
Sp9rgsmaalet ON Fede og Kla.
de, Angsten for, at de like skull.
de kunne klare sig eller faa DEF
n9dvendige, binder i den Grad
deres Krefter, at de like faal
It'd til at tenke paa andet.
Mango vii nu paastaa, at Hind
| ringen for manages Vedkommen
de err, at de har saa altfor smas
og daarlige jordiske Kaar. Jet
Wide n9digt vere imellem dem
som ligeglad lukker Ojnene for
at Diet kan v@re saa svert at ha
We smaa Kaar - ogsaa naar de.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25

de skaber ct almindeligt fordar-
veligt Sloseri. Aldrig for har
vi arbejdet saa usselt og saa
uh@derligt som nu. Delvis ell det-
tie Resultatet af Underernering
og fysisk Svaghed, men Diet har
dog sin meget n@rmere Grund
i manglende Forstaaelse af per-
sonligt Ansvar for alt Diet, som
skier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25
GLEN IKE AT LAND
PRISERNE

er opadgaaende overall. NJ er det Ii
den at kobe godt Land til lave Pri-
ser / den bersmte Red River Valley,
hvor Hestmisvekst er ukendt. Vi av-
Ter godt Majs, Hyede, Havre, Byg, KID
yer, Timothy, Her, sod Klever og
flere og bedre Kartofler end i no.
gen anden Part af de Forenede Sta
ter. Code improved Farme fra SIS til
$50 pr. Acre i tetbebygget Nabolag;
code Kirker og Skoler; i s~kandinaviske
eller tyske Settlementer, ON Diet on
skies; fine Veie og n@r til code Dyer.
Vi har nogle faa reelle Godskob. Skriy
til os efter n@rmere Oplysninger ell
Ter besog os straks.
MORGAN & SCHULTHEIS,
Grand Forks, So. Dakota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25
SPECIELLE VERDIER TIL
AKTUELLE SETTLERE.

Godt Land, alt dyrkbart, fra 5 til
s Miles fra Rothsau, Wilkin Co., Minn.,
n@r skandinaviske Settlementer. [
sterre eller mindre Partier. Velegnet
til Kolonisering. Dyb, sort Muldjord
med gullig Lerunderlag. BLedt Kill
devand. Code Veie. bet bedste Land
j Verden far $40 og op pr. Acre. Let
tie Vilkaar kun til Settlere. Ingen
~Byttehandel. Skriv straks efter OPP
lysninger og lad os vide, hyad De
seger.
Meyer & Hoyt Inv. Co.,
GAINESVILLE, Minnesota.