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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-04

Harry H. Jarrard, of Atlanta, is
spending few days with relatives in
returning to Atlanta Fri
lay.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-04

Hugh Parker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Parker, is confined to his home
on McGarrah street with slight i'll
ness.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Griffin will
leave Thursday morning for North
Carolina to spend several weeks in
the mountains.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-24
ANTHRACITE COAL
MINERS ASSEMBLE
TO SETTLE WAGES

Nlkes-aarre, Pa. May 24.-Rep-
suAtives of $4,000 anthracite
s ae workers employed in the
wee aasd coal districts OF Penn
vsala met in convention here
~ to decide the fate Of their
negotiations with operators.
Two proposals were before the
o.aseatien. One was a tentative
ssSluast, submitted by Secretary OF
~. wilson, which grants the
~ slight increase in excess
ss - 10 per cent already oflcially
~. sa BY the operators, and
sMEas recognition Of the union,
10y. s.Sela this be rejected, the alter
s ssa,e proposition is to submit the
spute to a commission Of three
.oas appointed by President
ao1 The general scale commit.
~ recommend the adoption Of
Ntter proposition.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-24
Personal Points

Mrs. Paul Coldren Of Denver.
Col, is visiting at theh ONE OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ebert Don, 931 Twenty
third street. Mrs. Celdren was for
merly Miss Gertrude Don.
Miss Florence kerler. 1910 Four
teenth-and-a-half street. ID reported
in a very favorable condition fol-
lowing an operation for appsudi-
citis this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy NordstTom Of
Les Angeles, Cal. are here to spend
tho summer with Mrs. Nof6stSom' q
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stevens,
Of 1926 Thirteenth avenue.
Mrs. S. r. Harris Of England,
who has been spending the pae
months visiting In the tfi-citiss.
will spend the week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt, SSs
Twenty-third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Schweiss Of
1895 Thirty-fifth street are the par.
ents Of . daughter bern Tridsy At
the Lutheran hospital Ia Moline
This is their frst child. Mrs
Schweiss was Miss RettA 1reecher
Of this city before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sdyt Of
Peoria are in the city 1nr0uts u
California on their Nsdllag teur.
Mrs. seyb was Mas Myrtle AAstsll
"a 80 ~.Axx ASAA~~ Nae ga S41A -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-24
nth PARTIES IN
TEXAS PUT FINAL
NANs IN MOTION

.%s, Texas. May 24.-state ex-
= committee Of the Republi.
-. "a Democratic parties Of
NM ~ ware in session today in San
lo And Dallas respectively,
nssieslas plans and reports to Be
4. ..aeu to state conventions Of
70 parties to be held tornof-
y Y he cities named.
~ " Republican convention. b.
slscting delegates to csst
!" ~ 3 national Convention vote
NJ. s.sisaso. 10 expected TO discuss
M ~ !ef putting forth for the Art
r. y. y the party's history. ! mi
ueket In TEXAS.
\, ~ }. DEMOCRATIC STATE convention
= select delegates to eat Te1As'
~, tee In the San Francisco a.
y eoavslttaa. TIE convention
peetaa to b harlnonious, bu1
~ y : possibility 4 5 contaii
e9erts b made to insert I
lieht win1s plank IN II
- ese!Asation q p1ileipleA
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-24

l1hD,p,atsd rsvelvss n N
4 y ! aesksd holdue ma ~
t y Dsfsuade frsd white
- 1lystb-ssd- oss-half -
E = nas6 ever - and sem>
. 5 tbs highwaynaa st MD.
NJ Scedsy on Thistssnth avsnue
..,a slsteenth and ssvsstssath
! ....s Whitesids had left the
9!'.ss friend 10 80 home. HI
u. sit1d but ! short distances
~ - accosted BY the high
is ne police we're called Y
;61ae, but the malcreant had
ssle ~ ebcape.
- tsstlaries were reported e
i st,ice Saturday night. The ]
nm family. living At 1901
,letv.hrst street, had been ava,
~ home and on returning q
Z seisck that night found the resi-.
zssxs 8 have been entered. A pail
n .Sn eaf links set with diamonds
.1 ~ most valuable articles TAX
NJ burglars are believed t.
q iained entrance by pichnl
~ 70 the front door.
Windew Ia "Jimmied.0
N 1910 o'clock Saturday nish'
- polics got call from the hcm.
y - Tegeler, 1881 Twenty-fodrti
,rr1t, where burglars made ava!
M 4 rs caliber Colt automatic
.1yolyer and q lady's purse con
tiaiag IS:
III holdup and two burglarie'
N being traced down by the 20
Htl. but they announced this morn
n that they had no clues warrant
Il arrests At this time.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-24
WOMAN s., NEAR
VICTIM OF GAS
Agnes Mitchell Barely Saved from
Desth BY Neighbsrs and Pc
lice Entering HeMA

Agnes Mitchell, aged So, is in
serious condition at st. Anthony's
hospital, where she was taken At
10 o'clock Sunday morning, suffer
ing from asphyxiation.
The woman lives at 1926 Sixth
avenue, and the police were called
to the house by neighbors, who
suspected that something was
wrong. The house was entered
and the woman found Frustrated
on a bed. A jet on = gas range in
an adjoining room was found open.
All windows ana doors were CLOSED
and the house was saturated with
gas. The woman was barely alive
when DR.. Joseph De Silva arrived.
After working over her for some
time it was thought that she might
be saved and the physician order
ed that she be taken to the hos
pital.
Still Unconscious.
DR.. De Silva reported today that
the woman had not regained con-
seriousness, although she has rail-
lied to a great extent and is ex-
pected to be fully conscious in .
short time. Her advanced age is
said to be against her in her fight
for life.
In what manner the gas Jet was
turned on in her room Is not
known. II it had not been for
neghbors the woman would have
succumbed from the gas. She is
said to have been living alene.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-24
NEGRO IS FINED ON
MS0RDERLY CHARGE

Charles Travis, negro, and his
we, LOWE Travis, we're arraisned
Wore Magistrate D. J. Cleland in
leuce court this morning on
0afses OF disorderly conduct. 1t
- alleged that the two had been
0siag a row. The husband was
1d - while the case against the
we was dismissed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-24
Obituary
Robert Tweedale.

Robert Tweedale, aged SO years,
Ned Il 1870 o'clock Saturday even
ins It the home OF his daughter,
M. ]. T. Stephens, S13 Twenty
r,nth street Death was due to the
hhrmities Of age.
Deceased was born April Is. 1887
It Castletop, n. Y. where he resid-
n until 1866, when he moved to
i0peka, Kan. He lived in Topeka
until 10 years ago, coming to Rock
bland at that time to make his
home with his daughter here. He
NJ . veteran railroad man. hav-
hg spent 40 years in the service
d the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Il railroad, and during the last Il
Years had been on a pension.
He is survived by his daughter
urs. Stephens of this city, and Sis
" Agnes Of Castleton. n. Y.
The body will be taken to To-
kka for burial.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-24

Word has been r. cived by Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Firman. 4318 Fifth
ivenue, Of the death of their daugh-
nr, Mrs. Ruth Agnes Reed, Sun
ny morning at Clare, Mich. Mrs.
lesd underwent an operation for
lppehdicitis on May Is.
Deceased was born in Daven-
prt, Oct. %, 1892, but lived most
Il her life in Rock Island. She
vas married John Reed in this
city last June, and mo 5ed to Clare
Mich, With her husband early this
pring.
She is survived b. her parents
YER husband and one brother
Frank.
Funeral arrangements have moi
ven made pending the arrival OF
We remains. Interment will bt
,Ade In Chippianuock cemetery,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-24

Miss Bessie Dryer. who LIVED
for 20 years in the PhiliDptas is.
lands and who is now in Washing.
ton lecturipg on behalf Of Philip
pine independence, has been chosen
by the Democrats Of the islands n
one Of their delegates to the Dem
ocratic national convention. She Is
the only woman ever sent by the
Philippines az . delegate to Z po-
litical convention.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-20
Typically American

The spunk go the
of the American farmer
There's to the Allen getaway
plenty of it,
There's comfort also and who without when
need to conserve personal strength things done?
That this gasoline every
standpoint.
Finally the Allen Stands enduring requirements
mechanical adjustments notable their absence.
You can't possibly know until have ridden the Allen
wealth of fine qualities this Let demonstrate
Allen you
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
New Orleans Cotton.

hN Msoclhted ife~h,
: NEW on FANS. April G.--Au
easier feeling regarding weather con.
ditions over the belt prevailed In the
cotton market today ard induced
much liquidation of long contracts
Ind considerable short selling. bu,
late In the session thorc was u sud
den bulge during which early short
sellers we're scared into covering IN
volume and from net declines the
market was forced 10 fairly wide ne,
advances. The close was at net gains
for the day Of 2s 10 IL points.
The late bulge started on the min
lmum correction IN the loca lstock of
i0,i0d bales and was continued on
the report that Texas and Louisiana
would be prevented from cotton plan
ting this season because OF the ncces-
slty OF fighting the. pink boil worm
On the first call prices were slightly
ap hat liquidation almost immedl-
ately wt In. With short selling. on
the dry weather map aud prospects
Of more dry weather to come,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
TRADE CHANGES PROPOSED
ny LANSING CRITICISED

hs Associated Press
WASHINGTON. April s.-propos.
ats by former Secretary Lansing that
all foclgn trade promotion nctivl,
TIES OF the department OF commerce
De- taken over by IN. state depart.
ment were declared today by Secre.
,ary Alexander TO be- contrary To tho
sentiment Of the business Interests
OF the country and unsupported by
sound argument"
Mr.. Alexander IN a formal state
ment expressed keen regret" that
Mr. Lansing. while serving az sccre-
'ary OF state saw fir'to write to sem
ators and representatives commend
ing iha transfer Of functions with
out frankly talking II over with me. {"
Expressing belief that all dnpll-
cations between tia two departments
In the foreign field could be- prevan-
ted by close cooperation. Mr.. Alex-
ander asserted the especial adyan-
,age 81 having trade promotion car
ried on by u business department"
MOULD be preserved.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
M AR K E T S
SHARP ADVANCES OFFSET FEDERAL PROBE CAUSES
EARLY COTTON REACTION ,slUMP IN CORN PRICES


Iiy Associated Press
NEW YORK. April 7.--Early re.
actions were followed by sharp adj.
vancee In the cotton market today
With all months except May making
new hish records for the season. Tho
general market closed firm ~ net
advance OF 80 10 "a points. The boat
prices OF tho day we're made In the
late trading In reports that no sec
sotary Of agriculture strongly upged
prohibition Of cotton growiug IN
areas Of Texas aud Louisiana infcat-
ed by tho pink boll worm.
Tho market opened steady. hut
there was u good deal of realizing
and selling for n reaction after the
his advance of yesterday. encouraged
by reports OF improving weather con-
diiions IN the south. Trade interests
were the best buyers on scale down,
however. ana the selling Stacked dur
ins the middle ~ the day OWING to
tho prospects for continued low tenn
peratures IN the southwest and GOV.
ering by some of tho early sellers
Trading later became moro active on
lie more serious view of tho pink
boil worm menace.
Reports that tho better tonn Of
foreign exchange wa sbcginnlng 10
find a reflection In export inquiry
were circulated during the afternoon.
Exports today 1898, making b,lSh,-
t0i so far this season. Port receipts
1917. United States port stocks
l,205,205.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

ny Associated Press
CHICAGO, April C.---Annomco-
mcnt that the federal grand Jury was
investigating alleged criminal inanip-
ilntlon OF the corn market had a
pronounced bcnrish effect Nay on
'he trade. Prices closcd heavy z k-s
ctn.s to = rs cents lower with May
" ~ TO 5-G aud July $50 i-2 TO
lb1. Oats lOhl | IL cents II 2 1-S
cehis' Provisions varied from sevtn
cents decline 10 five cents advance.
throughout the dry the corn market
was very unsettled. fluctuations cam
INK rapidly over u wide range. High
rht prices we're made at tho aturt,
aud the lowest toward the last. At
The outset, quotations ran up ON ne
coun, Of distress buying 10 close out
The business " firm Conspicuous of
late on the bear side ~ tho market.
This buying totalled about 1.sOo. OO0
bushels When the artificial support
mus given was exhausted, dawn
turns began.
Oats gave way In sympathy with
corn. Brokers insisted on I cents a
bushcl margin on most trades In cats.
Provisions averaged lower lnflnen.
cod by weakness OF hogs and corn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Sugar Higher.

NEW YORK, April G,--Therc was
renewed strenslh In the local mark
II for raw sugar today and prices
again sold into new ground closing
al IA ia CENTS for Cuhas cost ana
frcight. equal To 1880 for ccn,ritu'
raj. ,
There we're sales Of e2,ooo haas OF
Cubas. April.May shipmen, to an out
mort fefiner ut ~ IA cents cost
and freight. and at the close u was
said that nothing was available nn'
der IL cents. There were also sales
OF IS. 900 BAGS OF Porto Rlcos, April
shlpment al 1880 e. l. T.. and u was
believed tina, further sales had been
made on thu saw basis. while ut the
closo houdcrs were asking 1855 c. !.
IL.
In refined sugar the demand Is nc,
1.-Two with r,flncrs MAKING only a'na'l
s,,o,n,enis. One reftner IN said ~ b"
taking a little business at | > cents
Tor the city trade. while another IL
asking iso, with prices gradually te-
fleetlng the strength In the spo, mar
'ket Most refincrs, however. are sl'll
ont OF tho market and toll sugars
lind ready buyers at prices much IN
excess Of those quoted BY ret n"rs'
rpdlng In sogar futures vas me
mos, active sire the rcopen'ns OF
The ,xchnnge and prices for sodo 81
the active positions declared the full
maximum OF i0o points allowed IN
any days trading, $1,000,
There was active buying by q Lead
lnE commission house. prompted hy
tho s,rcngih IN the spot market and
closing prices were 20 to 100 po'n's
ne, higher, or At practically the best
roint OF tho day. Sales were $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
FEAR on SNORT CROP
CAUSE or ADNtvCE
ny Associated prg'.

ny Associated prss..
NEW YORK, ALrll G,--crowing
anxiety over tho possibility OF u sixth
short cotton crop was the cause o.
an excited advance In the future
market here today. Local traders
had been inclined to cynrc, clearing
weather conditions over the easter
holidays but this morning reports In.
dicatcd that continuation ot rain m
the eastern aud central sections and
very low temperatures In the south.
west. Ia consequence there was net.
Two covering ~ well rs increasing
trading aud speculative demand.
which carried prices into new high
around fog the season.
Tho advance was led by the new
crop positions with october selling
IN 10 10 cents late IN the afternoon.
or mere than 81 per bale above the
closing price of last Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
properly continuing the rebuild

properly continuing the rebuild.
ing process. =
Nightly applications of viek's
VapoRub viii aid nature in this
work. Because vicks acts locally
by stimulation thru the skin 10
draw out the Inflammation, at
tract the blood away from the
congested spots and relieve the
cough. In addition. the rnedicii
nal ingredients OF Vicks ard
vaponzed by the body heati
These vapors are brcathed in all
night long. thus bringing tho
medication 10 bear directly upQpl
the infamed areas. -
Nickc should be rubbed inl
over the throat and chest until
the skin Is red--then spread on.
tmckly and covered with hot,
flannel cloths. Leave the cloth.i
ing loose around the neck and
the bed clothes arranged in thel
form Of a funnel 50 the vaporsi
arising may be freely inhaled. II,
the cough Is ANNOYING. gwallow az
small bit Of Vicks the size OF q peal
Samples 10 new users viii be-
| cent free ON request to tie Wick
Chemical comnanv. aS2 Broad
! Strcct, Greensboro. N. c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Fort Worth Livestock.

80 tr.aI 70 TIE News,
FORT WORTH. April G.-Cattle,
receipts 1000: market slow. Reeves
$50 AZ 1875: stockcrs 1850 az TO-.
40 cows 100 at 1928: helfers g 90
NJ 1850; bulls 600 at $50: calves
300 at lt.25; hogs, receipts 1900:
marke, steady. Heavy it.7s ut 1900:
lighi 1900 at 1925. medium 1915
ut ia,7b; mixed is.7s At 1878: COM
mon il.1b at 1915; pigs 900 at
1875. sheep, receipts soc; mark
- steady. Lambs 400 ut 1900:
yearlinEs 1900 at 1900: wethers
ls.5o at 1870; ewes. il.s0 ut 1850:
s.35.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Cotton seed on Lower.

w NsaocIHied FTess.
NEW YORK. April G.---Cotton
seed oil was fevcrish ana cratb, with
trading professional In character. Az
ter starting higher with lard. thc
market eased OFF with grains. The
market lacked independent features.
Leading deliveries finished 4 10 II
points net lower. sales 1880 bar
rels. Primo crude 1875 asked:
prime summer yellow spot 1895: May
1850: July 1880: October 1850:
prime winter yellow and summer
white nominal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Pneumonia attacks the air cells

Pneumonia attacks the air cells
4 the lungs, An inflammation
) set up and matter is thrown
III which causes the air cells 20
solidify. thus preventing the
,atural flow Of blood thru the
lungs. This backing up" OF
lhe blood causes the heart TO
pump harder, just as stepping on
/ hose increases the water pres
lure. which is the reason why.
luring this disease. the physician
Watches the ovcrburdcncd heart
% .oafefully,>.
After recovery the lungs arc
Tiled with a mass OF wreckagc-
HE debris OF the battle which
hust he gotten rid Of by n process
lnown as resolution. Frequently
hlamed spots remain. congestion
persists. cough hangs on. and the
least exposure brings on a cold
that is hard 10 ret rid ot. II
rcelN,cd, such damaged air pas
lagcs may easily develop serious
disease OF the lungs,
Such cases should always con.
iinue under a physicians care
and frequent examinations should
lc made IN sec that nature i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
SAYS GI,EENwICH VILLAGE
HOUSES ARE FIRE TRAPS

NEW YORK. April G--Thousands
Of old.fashioncd dwellings in Groom.
wich Village. Washington Square and.
the Chelsea and Grammercy park sec-
lions Of New York. which have been
rcmodeled into bachelor. studio and
Misunderstanding apartments. ara
Tire traps. converted In violation OF
law. and are detrimental 10 good cit
lzcnship and the Improvement Of ths
human race" Frank Mann. tenement
house commissioner. declared In a
statement tonight. ~ b
"1hcy may nj least he termed birth
control houses. since no one brings
a family into them or tries to raiso
one" tho commissioner sud. .f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Sore Throat, Colds
euaualy as6svs1 - sss.as's

Hamiins Wizard Oh d . simp,
md effective treatment Tor sore
throat and chest eolds Used - .
garrls ios sore throat Il erings gusck
rl,rf. Rubbed on the eeest q VII
plisn icoeen up . hard. dssp sssfs4
seldom one night
How often spraina. bruises eso
md buns occur IN every family, =
wsll a. little troubles sts ssrsese
II, "ssf s ana ssd t ssS ~
So ,1 ing h,s ain WHAT on =
&c, h ssM trusssss1cs = go
$50 ;ss;!.s.'::d haze ,:.sl
WE I s.,s.,.. i''ss ''AA 'uA =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
BASEBALL RESULTS
AZ Oklahoma City.

AT Oklahoma City: 4as
Minneapolis American Asso. g z O
Oklahoma City Western O A
crawft, james and Mayer; RAM
Soy and seelcy.
Al 0kmulrec: 90 r~u q,
Chicago Americans 2nd W.
team ~ oS -
Omaha Western League - Is,
Tabcr. Lowdcrmilk and Lee; K6pp,
shanizman and Hale.
AZ Bclzoni. Miss.: ~ - 4
W. Paul. Am. Assa q q O.
Memphis. 10. Asso. 4 10 q
Williams and Hargravc: Vance.
Canavan aud Bischopk
AZ winston-Salcm. N. C.:
Boston Americans q II n
New York Nationals o 7 4
brush. Pennock.. Devine and wal
tiers: Harness. Ryan. Gonzales. and
Snyder. $50. ns6nI6s
~ tfefhtiiNe. y. Css ~. ~ snsi
New York American 3 ~ 4
brooklyn Nationals Z ~ 8
Mays. Thormehlcnn ana sHul:
Mitchell. Mamaux. and Byars. nay.
Tor. 4t..i -. ~
---- ..s
AZ 81. Louis: '~
81. Louis Americans q q 4
Sc Louis Nationals 3 & 3
30 inninkn.)
Vangler and Collins: Goodwin ana
Clomons.
a. Little Rock. Ark. ~"
Chicago Americans 10 ~ o
Little Rock. Southern s 10 2
Wilkinson aud Lynn. Fields. Mas
tiers, yellow Horse ana Brottern.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
Refuses 10 Comnrnt

MEXICO. CITY. April c.--Ths
American embassy refused TO com-
mcnt on the reported attack by Mex.
lean bandits on q train In which
Major Edward y. Burr. assistant
military attache Of the American si,-
bassy at Mexico City and Mira. BAfr
and other Americans were basaeng-
eir.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

Total gross deposits SO. coo. . $4,000
All other liabilities 1880. 000. 900
Total liabilities ---- G,iia.2iG,00
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07

D. II. BANK REPORTS ,


WASHINGTON. April G-combin-
Oh resources and liabilities OF tho
twelve federal reserve banks were
as follows at the close Of busInc.,-
April 2, according 10 tho weekly
statement OF tho federal reserys
board: -''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-07
The, After Effects
of Pneumonia u

This No 2 Of series u advertisements, rrrsrei by
pcrnt physician, explaining how discusses wih attack
the air paSSagssuoh Pneumonia, Influenza whoopng
Cough, Measles even hong continued Coido.cn lsap "
these organs nhancd ooneeei state, thus aordng
favorable oothod for invading germs And how vks vsIo. -
Rub may he u value in this condition.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-05
NOAHS -T0MMERMEND.

Naar jeg laser i min Bibel ON,
At vor Gud en- Dag til Noah
kom,
Og befaled' ham en- Ark at byg-
ge;
Naar jeg tanker paa Diet store
Verk,
Synes jeg, Diet Krav er ham for
stark,
|Og den Tanke synes mig at tryk-
ker:
Thi han er alene pm Diet store a!
Men maaske han, som Vi andre
gjorde,
Fix til Hjelp en- hel Flok Tom
mermand.
After jeg saa i min Bibel fin
der,
At kun fire Mand og fire Kvin-
der
Err j Aiken, da Gud D9ren Lux
ker;
Tanker tvinger mig til her at
spsrge:
Err her like Aarsag til at s9rgeY
Err Diet Feleri, ON her jeg suk-
kerr
Flere Mend, som hjalp at byg-
ge Arken,
Bliver like frelst, men dor paa
Marker -
Disse Noahs mango Tgmmer
mend!
Herrens Folk, som fra Egypten
drager,
Og som Herrens Wand og Man
ma smager =
Israel = som a Guds tsore
Vark!
De, som bygged' Arken, ia Guds
Tempel,
De kan bruges som ct godt Eks-
empel!
Tidens Aand err mangen en- for
stark,
Saa = trods alt Diet store, Gud
dem viste,
ALE Naadens L9fter de forli-
! stel