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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01
BeIeagured Commander In South
Russia Calls For Help
Of Ships.
SOv|E1S IN ADVANCE
Are Reported Within Thirty Miles 81
orossisk-American Red Cross
Evaeuates Under Guard
Of Warboat.

Novorossisk, Russia.-General Den
ekin, commander of the anti-Bolshevik
forces in South Russia. declared that
he will remain with mis- troops until
the last" He has asked the British
to furnish boats to transport 10000
soldiers The Bolshevik are reported
within 30 miles of Novorossisk.
The British have 1000 troops which
are being evacuated. Warships Of
Britain. France, Italy. the United
States and Greece are standing by.
and when the British are out of the
city 1t will easily fall into the hands
Of the Bolsheviki, as the warships are
merely in the harbor to protect the
evacuation.
The American Red Cross mission
left for Theodosia, on the southeast
coast of the Crimea. 1t evacuated the
most urgent cases under its care on
hoard United States torpedo boat de-
strOyers to the Crimea and other
points on the Black sea.
Occupy Town in ciseaucasia.
.London.-The Bolsheviki have &C.
cupied Maikop. town In the terri
tory Of kuban, Ciscaucasia, according
to wireless message sent out by the
Russian soviet government at Mos
COW.
Typhus Hampers Advance.
COnstantinOple. General Baron
Wrangel, commander Of the volunteer
army in South Russia, has come
across the Black Sea from the Novo-
rossisk region and is now on Prinkipo
island. In the Sea of Marmora He
visited Constantinople before proceed
ing to Prinkipo The Russian volun-
teer army has virtually disappeared.
The extremely slow bolshevik ad-
vance toward Yekaterinodar is attrib-
uted here chiefly to the typhus, which
IL said to be worse among the Bolshe-
wiki than among the COssacks.
The Daghestan government in the
Caucasus is dominated by Mohamne-
dams. who are so outraged at the seiz-
ure by the COssacks of their lands
that they are reported to have made
an agreement not to oppose the boil
shevik advances toward the Caspian
sea.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01
Vented in Duluth: Taken in Gotham.

New York--Simon Forsberg. an &C
eountant. was arrested in a BROOKLYN
odging house at the request of the no
ice OF Duluth, Mimi. charged with
grand larceny and forgery and with
being fugitive from justice. He
pleaded not guilty and said he would
net oppose extradition. Henry Hale,
= Duluth detective, said in court tina,
Forsberg is believed to have obtained
$4,000 with worthless checks. but
this is not specifically set forth in the
charges against him.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01

Hears Defense Behind Closed Doors.
Paris,-The high court OF the senate
held a private sitting to hear the
defense Of Joseph Caillaux. former
premier, who Is being tried on the
charge Of having had REASONABLE deal
ings with the enemy. The testimony
was for the purpose OF rebutting the
evidence previously given by William
Martin, former French ambassador to
Madrid, who declared that King Al
fcnso Of Spain had told him in 1912
that NJ. Caillaux threatened him with
death at the time OF the Agadir Incl
dent in 1911
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01
MUELLER Is GERMAN PREMIER

Three Members OF New Cabinet Are
Socialists.
Standardization Of a new cabinet
Tor Germany with Herman Mueller as
president and foreign secretary. has
been announced. The minister OF la
Dor is Herr Schlicke. a socialist. as is
the premier. The minister of eco
nomics is Herr Schmidt. also is a So
cialist
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01
TURKISH CABINET RESIGNS

Constantinople.-The Turkish cah,-
net headed by Salt Pasha, formed an
March ,. has resigned. and the sultan
las asked Damad Ferid Pasha, fcrms-
s'snd visier and foreign minister 80
head OF the Turkish peace delexatiou
to Paris, to form . nav governus,.
The American Red Cross is remov
ing Its supply depot to Constantinon,.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01

SHICaSO.-Ono nunOro0 known dead,
many injured and property loss of
several million dollars we're left in the
wake Of tornado that swept North
eastern Illinois and a portion of In
diana, Missouri and Wisconsin.
Thirty-six persons are dead in
Georgia and Alabama in the wake of
tornado that swept a portion of
those two states, according to reports
from Atlanta. Five are dead in Ala.
bama.
Elgin, Joliet, the western outskirts
OF Chicago and north shore and west
ern suburbs were in the path of the
storm. which destroyed buildings, up
rooted trees and demoralized railroad
traffic and telegraphic and telephone
communications before dying out on
the shore OF Lake Michigan, the cool
air of which stopped the twister.
Heavy Loss at EIain.
rhe fury of the tornado was felt
Chiefly at Elgin. and Melrose Park
Eight were killed and more than one
hundred injured atfthe former city, SO
miles west of Chicago, and the proper
ty loss there was estimated at about
81, 900, 900.
Points suffering greatest damage
follow: Chicago suburbs. Is killed.
hundreds injured, dozen or more
missing and damage of upwards of a
half million dollars done Elgin, eight
known dead. several missing and
scores injured. Property damage es-
'timated at nearly 100000. La
Grange. Ga. death list reported as
high as 30 and heavy property damage.
West Point. Ga, five reported killed.
Agricola. Ala. five killed. Zulu, Ind.
three killed, heavy property damage.
Greenville and Union City. Ohio, is
reported killed. Hart. Mich, one dead
Fenton. Mich, seven killed. Genoa.
Ohio, several reported killed. Nash
vile. Ohio, four known killed and the
death list estimated as high as 20.
East Troy. Wis, one killed st. Louis,
one killed.
At Melrose Park, just west of the
Chicago city line, seven were killed
and four were reporting missing. Two
Chicagoans were killed and score
were injured; while at Dunning. a
northwestern suburb four deaths were
reported, more than a hundred were
injured and 1000 made homeless.
While northeastern Illinois sustained
the principal damage. the tornado. in
its freakish career. swept several In.
diana towns. killing three persons at
Zulu, Ind, causing the death OF one
man and the injury of several persons
in st. Louis and killing Mrs. Louis
Brown at East Troy. Wis.
reports from some of the country
districts in Illinois and Indiana were
meager and it was feared that the
death toll would be considerably aug.
mented when isolated rural communi
ties were heard from Telephone and
telegraph and power wires to nearly
all towns in the storms path were
down and many places were in dark
ness.
Minnesota 10 Hit,
Minnea polis.-Although MINNEAPOLIS.
except for a northwest wind of As
miles an hour. escaped the rigors of
the storm. damage. estimated at 5000.
600 in Minnesota, resulted to the prom
ertS OF the Northwestern Telephone
company.
The scope Of the storm included WV.
oming. South Dakota, Southern North
Dakota and Southern Minnesota.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01
2 AMERICANS TAKEN BY REDS
Employed BY British Firm Are Cap.
tured BY 6oisheviki.

Washington.-Dr. A. w. Stickney. a
geologist. and H. d. r. Reynolds,
Americans. employed by an English
irm, have been captured by the Boil
sheviki in Siberia. the State depart
ment was advised from London. Am.
bassador Davis has been asked to
make inquiries in London as to the
facts and American agents in Siberia
also have been instructed to make an
investigation there.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01
TROOPS TO THE RUHR REGION

~'"es 20 rermr Germany to Send
Large Force There.
eriin--Cologne advices to the r.o-
kai Anzeiger say it is announced fror,
American and British sources that N.
Allies have decided to permit Cermaas.
to send 100000 troops to the Rub,
region, and that il these are insuy.
ncient to maintain law and order the,
VIII be reinforced by $4,000 French
and English soldiers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01

Butter, creamery. per 10. so 81
Eggs. per doz. ........... "a
Chickens. over 4 lbs.. per ID. 81
Potatoes. per 100 lbs. 49,. $50
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01
5000 AMERICANS IN GERMANY
Estimate OF State Department In.
eludes 400 Women.

eludes 400 Women.
Washington.-An official estimate
by the State department placed the
number OF Americans In Germany at
about 5000. Of whom approximately
400 are women.
All American travellers in Berlin, it
was said, were given ample oppor-
tunity to leave on special cars pro-
vided after the recent revolutionary
outbreaks, but many failed to leave a.
they felt they were safe.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01
NELSON WOULD TAX DIVIDEND
Minnesota Senator Offers Resolution
For That Purpose.

Washington.-A joint resolution pro.
posing change in the Sixteenth con.
stitutional amendment so that Con.
gress could tax stock diivdends va.
introduced by Senator Nelson, Repub-
ilcan, Minnesota. and referred tn ~.
judiciary committee. The Supreme
court recently held that Congress had
no constitutional power to tax ,uch
dividends. Nv"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-01
Many Injured and Heavy Proper
ty Damage When Tornado
Sweeps Midwest.
ElG|N, ILL.,, IS HARD NIT
Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Georgia and
Alabama Get erunt Of Storm
Damage BY Wind In
Minnesota.

Chicaoo.-The death list Of the
tornadoes that swept sections Of
eight states, stands At 100, with
105 In Northern states and IS in
Southern, a. follows:
Indiana, IS; Illinois, 30; Ohio,
26; Michigan, II; Missouri, 1:
Wisconsin, 1; Georgia, 80; Ala
bama, ". 4
Property loss in illinois MaSs
estimated at 5000, 900, In western
Ohio at $4,000. 900. in Georgia At
more than $1,000. 900, while other
states visited by the tornado re-
ported large amount Of Damage
done.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01
TH0RA EsCHEs ERIN
Thora Esehe. Eripdringer fra
nit riv o. min Corning.
lFrimodts Forlag.)

,,Jee err like liter@rt dannet
eller j Besiddelse af nogen SIR
Zig Begavelse i den Refining,
saaledes begynder Bogen. Der
kan yere Mangler j litterer Hen
seende, og Fremstillingen or un-
dertiden lidt bred, men man maa
ypre Forfatterinden taknemlig
for, at hun har givet-efter1 for
mango Opfordringer ON at ned
skrite sine disadvantages og
dermed Magdalenehjemmets Hi
storie i de ferste ca. 40 Aar.
Frk. Esche var - medens 1eg
err we'd at skrive dette. er der
kommen EfterrefrHug ON hem
des bod - Ell az de %markelig-
ste og NEST b~etydelige Kyinde-
skikkelser i wort Land, rem, stark,
beqayet. fyldt af en- brendende
90 "forstaaende Kerlighed til Wild
ledte unge Kyinder, hYem DEF
var hendes Liyskald at bliye en-
Moder for. ,%.IIvor gelder DEF
dog ON, at ale, der VII hjelpe
deres Medmennesker, setter sig
ind i de Paag@ldendes Sitting
og faar en- dyb F~orstaaelse az,
at liver enkelt har ct Iljerte gan
ske som VI andre og trenger ON
muligt ill endnu storre kprlig-
he'd og Hensynsfuldhed end vi
IS. 1865 ~ denne ,%,Storre" ker-
lighed og IIepsynsfnldhed be
sad hun, og den var hendes Styr-
Ike, den skyldtes Diet meget, hun
naaede. Def faar man ct leyende
Indtryk af j Bogen - vi, der
har kendt hende lidt nrrmerr.
moder hende her, som vi har
kendt hende.
Bet er ejendommeligt at Sc,
hvorledes hun fra sin ferste ing
dom blew ledet hen mod sin Lvs-
gerning. 10 Aar gammeI hayde
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01
E~VANGELIET OG ROMER-
RETTEN.
AT II. p Hansen.

Ogsaa Egteskabs1ov
givningen andrededes un-
der Jndflydelse at Kristendom-
men, der h@vdede Hgtepagtens
Hellighed.
Fra Kgteherrens Side var den
Frihed, Diet gamle Roms Love CAV
til Skilsmisse, u~begrgnset sely j
Republicans bedste Dage, ON
den end neppe blew meget brugt.
Men som Rom bley rig og fluid
az Luksus, bley Skilsmisser mere
hyppige og .fandt sted uden
mindste gyldige Grund.
Paulus Omilius, der i'sine sam
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01

hun sit LiYs st6rste Sorg. I'm
Barndomsven, nun havde kendt,
fra han var 6, hun 1 Aar, og Ia
hyem der var vokset en- dgb ker-
Gghed frem hos hende, bley brat
r5yet fra heude; hans Moder,
der havae merket. hgorledes For
aoldet havle udyiklet sig mellem
de unee, k5m en- Dag med dea
Erdurlng. Mn Son maa alarig
agte ca ffaskilts Datter (bcn-
des Modcr var frods sin Bon
og sine Taarer tfungen af sin
Fader til at egte en- rig Mand.
syy Aar holdt hun I'D, MATTE
a soge Skilsmisse, hun blew EN-
god Moder for sine Born. Hun
fix like en- Gang Low at slgs
ham Faryel, saa ham aldrig mer.
Denne Sorg forte hende efter
megen Sjelekamp tilsidst til fuld
Oyergivelse til Gud = dog fgrss
syv Aar senere. Il Dage ef-
ter, at Diet frygtelige Stag hav-
de rant den nnge Pige, hayds
hun en- Opleyelse, der ledte hen
DIES Tanker Il Refining af det,
hun yiede sit Liy til. Hun gaar
med sin Moder paa 0stergade,
to ~letfardige unge Piger gaar
forbi dem. Hvem Diet var? nTys,
stille mt Barnl' - ,Moder, Jeg
maa vide, hvem Diet var
,,Tys, du skal vgre %stille, Barnl'
Men hun bley we'd. Diet var TO
Sangerinder, men du skal we're
! stille - bet, at hun like maat-
te sp9rge ON to unge Piger,
der var unge, som hun SEW,
SbHkede sig dADt ] nende. Den
Dag yaktes i hende en- Kerlig-
he'd til saadanne unge Piger, som
Imam like maatte sp9rge ON"
- ejen1ommeligt for den lids
bedre kredse, at hun intet anede
ON de Forhold; da hun 1876,
26 Aar gammel, skulde til at Ia
&c Gerningen op mellem saa-
dame kvinder, anede hun end
nu intet ON Forholdet mellem
Mand og kyinde. Tanker ON at
bliye noget for yildledte Kvln-
der yoksede sig sterkere og ster-
kere i hende, men hun genie Diet
som en- Hemmelighed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01
JuLekort 1870
A. Danske Julekort.

Mr.. 1925. Zine f~redobbelte Kort med J~ulehilsen paa
en- smagfuldt forsiret Forside og stemningsfnlde Juleyers
pa de indagte Blade. Ale med Silkesl6jfe eller Sikesnor
og Kyaster. Prs per Six. % Cents. 5 forskelige for 800.
Per Dusin, sorteret ener ems efter 0nske 1926.
Mr.. 1920. - Smukke f%redObbete kort med Landskaber
og Julegr9nt, eller J4eseener SAINT ,Glpdeig Jul pa For
siden. Indyendig passende Yers. Storrelse circa 4x6 rommer.
for $100. Z for $L75.
Mr.. 175. - Fire1o6belte Kort %smagflde Monstre med
Julehilsen udyendig % %forskelige passende Juleyers paa
indlagte Blade. Dels med og dds aden Baand OF sloife. Pris
- Cents. Per Dusin $50.
lekort med ct k6nt lille |Julebinede forpaa. Indyendig julie
hilsen og passende Yers. Pris 10 Cent. Per Dasin 800. Per
Mr.. 1910. - st6rrelse 4x51s Tommer. Paa Fordden stor.
re Landskabsbilleder delicate Faryer vertable Kunst-
stemningsfuldt Juleyers. Flere forskelljge M6nstre og Yers.
Pris 10 Gents. Per Dusin 500.
Mr.. 1905. smagfaldt enket Julekort med ct ganske
lille, flint %Julebillede ophgjet Tryk forpaa. Bagpaa Juleyers
eIler BibeItekst. Prs per Dasin, 50 Cents
l%andskaber i ~for.Eellige Monstre og y@Gl@deig Jalr' brun
Farye pa Fersiden. Indvcnaig forskellige yelyalgte julie
Ir. 257. Ef ganske lille dobbelt. Kort med ct smnkt
Landskab / Oval pa Forsiden. I~ndvendig Julebilsen og Yer
set: pSyng nu, B9rneflok, syng gladF' Prs per Dnsin 25
Mr.. 1900 A. Forskclige = dels @ldre = dobbelte
Julekort, fuldstendig rene og uskadte og allie med Julehn-
sen og krstehge Julevers til at vcdlegge Gaver til Son
dagsskolebern. speciel Pris - Partier pa mindst % Kort
Mr.. 1900 B. g Forvkelnge eldre enkelte Julekort dels
med og dels uden Juleyers men ale med ~Juehilsen og pas
sende Blleder. Passende til at ~yedlegge Gaver til S6ndags-
~skoeb6rn. speciel Pris Partier paa mindst 20 Kort -
$3.50 per 100.
Christmas Cards.
No. 5301 A. - Dainty white folder 2Hx4 inches in size,
with neat Christmas design in red and green and appropriate
greeting on front. Inside the Christmas message is expressed
in pretty stanzas selected from Christmas hymns. -Four diff
fepent designs with a different stanza for each. Envelopes
10 match. Price 10 Cents. Per boz, $l00.
No. 1901 B. - Same as No. 1901 A in sige and quality,
but With different designs and greetings. Appropriate Scrip
ture texts inside instead Of stanza. Four different designs
and texts. Price 10 Cents. Per boz, S1.00.
No. 5O31 A. A very pretty card Of white velum-
finished cardboard, 3Hx49 inches in size. Christmas and
New Year greetings in beautiful script and small landscape
in dainty coloring on front. Appropriate Scripture texts print
"a 81 hazel. Three different designs and texts. Envelopes to
match. Price 10 cents. Per boz. $1.O0.
No. BO3f 3. - Same as above but with different de-
eiyns and greetings. Selected stauzas from Christmas hymns
printed on back instead Of texts. Price 10 Gents. Per boz. -
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01
Det, der bliver.
IKE FORCHVIs.

NAE+ BlAGL AdeAt, ~HldAAEsA-
&c. altid RICE j uerrans Ger
ming, yidende, at elders Ar
bejde er like forgeYes i
Herren I. Kor. 10, 5s).
bet er samme Vers, som Vi
betragtede sidst, men da naaede
vi like til sidste Del af Yer
set - ,vidende, at elders Arbejde
er like forgeyes i Herren."
Def er netop godt for Guds
Born, som STAIR taste og urok--
kelige paa Troens Grund og be-
streber sig for at bliye rige i
Herrens Corning, at vide dette.
Hovedgrunden til, at Apostle
len minder ,,Guds Menighed, som
er i Korinth' heron mod Slut.
ningen af dette Brev, er sikkert
denne, at den var kommen j
Twill ON Liyet efter dette. De
var bekymrede over, at saa man
ge af deres kare hensov uden at
opleve Herrens Genskomst.
Les 10. Y. af samme Kapitel:
Have vi alene / dette Liv sat
Tor Haab til Kristus, da ere
vi de ynkyardigste af ale Men
nesker."
Lag saa Marke I'll, at Paulus
skriyer ayidende," Diet samme
som, Il we'd jo" o.s.v. Han 81
ger like blot. at de kan h aa
be paa Belonning efter dette
Liy, men at de we'd Diet.
Yidere skal Vi henlede Laser
mes Opmerksomhed paa, at Or
Diet ,,Arbejde'', som bruges her,
or starkere end Diet, der er
brugt foran / Yerset / Udtrykket
,,Herrens Corning. DR.. R6rdam
bruger j sin Oversettelse Ordet
,,M9je' i Stedet for ,,Arbejde'
0rdet i Grundteksten betyder
haardt. Arbejde, rigtig Austrian.
gelse.
Apostelen vii altsaa sige, at
de slet like skal vere bange for
rigtig at kaste sig ind i ct Ar,
bejde for Herren; Diet hkal like
bliye tomt eller forgeves.
Paulus levede og arbejdede
selv j den Foryisning, at hans Ar
bejde, hans Mole like var for
caves i Herren. Og vi, som le-
yer saa lange efter kan rigtig
sc, at Diet like var forgeves.
Hvilke Frugter har like hans
Arbejde og Mole baaret for Yer
denl
0g de Tnsinder. som bar fulgt
hans Formaning I'll at staa Ia
ste og ~urokkelige og har strebt
at blive rige / Herrens Corning,
hyilken Frggt har like deres Ar
beide baafet for Yerdenf Milo
ner af frelste syndere priser Her
rem derfor.
Og saa herefter hV.lka
Frugter vi da skal Sc ar Ell
utratteligt Arbejde Herrens
Tjeneste, Diet kan ingen af os nd
tale os ON. bet bliyer, ,,hyad
Gud har beredt for dem, der
elaker ham"
Altsaa vi skal like bekym-
re os, hverken Prnster elle- an
Dire Guds Born, der STAIR taste
og r~roklzelige og streber efter
at bilye rige j Herrens Corning.
ON Vi opIeyera sc Frug.
tie r deraf eller like vi skal a r
e, yidende, at wort A r.
bejde like er f~orfaves j Herreu.
Der err intet, vi kan acre saa
sikre paa son dette, nest yor
egen Frelse we'd Tro.
rrr nnuI rrm CT rnrnnn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-01

code og fortreffelige Hustru
uden anden Grund end denne
Nine sko err nye og vel udfgrt
alligevel dnsker jig at skiite =
ingea uaen jeg we'd. hvor de ena
yer. Paa etceros It'd var Skis
MISE bleren saa a'miuda'ia
blandt Nend af ellers go3t ON
DONNIE. at Diet var en- rem IND
tagelse, naar Cicero skilte sig
fra sin Hustru som han hayde
levet sammen med i 30 Aar, OF
som var hans B6rns Moder, med
den Motiyering, at hun hayde
ct ondt Sind, var 9dsel og havde
handlet mod hans I~nteresser j
Ordningen af hendes private For
niue, og fra sin anden Hustrn
Publilia skilte han sig paa Grund
Naf, at nun like nerede nogen
Deltagelse for ham i Sorgen over
en- Datters bod.
Mapge vii mindes Livias frem-
tYungne Skilsmisse, for at hun
kunde pgte Augustus; og i de
folgende ire Aarhundreder kun
de ingen Egtemand, hyis per
sonlige Fortrin, Rang elIer Rig
dom giorde ham I'll Genstand for
Eftertragtelse, undgaa skaml6se
Kvinders Intrigespil, son segte
at fortrenge hans Hustru. Kyin-
der var stedse ude ON at forbe.
Dire deres Sitting. og Vi leser ON,
Hustruer, som regnede deres
Egteherrer med Aar og skifte-
de dem lige saa ofte, som der
var Valg al Raadsherrer.
Kirkefadrene klagede over den
lette Adgang til Skilsmisse, og
den blew heller like taalt linden
for Diet kristne Samfund, men
forst fra Konstantins It'd greb
Lovgivnineen ind paa dette Om-
raade. Han udstedte ct Edikt,
hvorefter en- Kvinde kun kunde
opnaa Skilsmisse fra sin Hus-
bond, dersom han var en- Drabs.
mand, en- Troldmand eller en-
Grayraner, og en- Mand kunde
kun blive skilt fra sin Hustru,
hvis hun gjorde sig skyldig 1
Hor eller var en- Hicks.
Senere Kejsere udstedte Edik-
ter, som var endnu mindre gun
stige for Skilsmisse, og Justini-
ans Doysamling bragte Hgte-
skabsloygivningen ON like /
fluid OYerensstemmelse med Ny
Testament, a dog op paa ct
adskilligt hojere moralsk Trim,
end den for Tiden staar paa /
de Forenede Slater.
l ale Sydeuropas Lande, hyis
Love gfundede sig paa Romer-
retten, bley Justinians Hgte-
Skabslov under Kirkens voksen.
de Indflydelse endret derhen, at
Hor blev den eneste SkiIsmis-
segrund, % at den fraskil1e Hus-
bond eller Hnstru erklaredes ude
al Stand til at indgaa nye Eg
tsskaber.
Med Hensyn til Hgteskab mel
lea nnrbeslegtede gennemf6rte
de htue Kejsere tidlig en- Low
eiTning, der var i Overensstem-
melse med Moseloyens Forskrif-
ter.
Ifolge ,ded gamle romerske
Low var en- Faders Magt over
Sit Barn ubegranset, ia han var
endog HERE over diets Liy. Wort
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paa Diet latinske otollere'', at
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drags op fra Jorden eller Gull
vet thi Diet beroede ! den gam
le It'd paa denne symbolske
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den, ON Faderen onskede, at Bar
net skulde leye leller dg. og saa
lenge Fadereb levede, ud9vede
han ubetinget Magt over Barnets
Skabne, diets Arbejde, Indtag-
ter og Familieforhold.
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