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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
Aekley News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Ackley, Sept. 15.-Mrs. Ben Blake
died at her home a few miles north
Of Ackley last Friday from0a linger-
ing illness. She leaves her husband
and two small children.@
Mrs. T. ]. Symington has sold her
residence property in Sunny Heights
addition to Guy French, Of Faulkner
who with his family expects to move
here. Mrs. Symington will go to
Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Trojanousky and
three children are here from Switz-
erland, where they have been since
the world war, and prior to that in
Germany. Mrs. Trotanousky will be
remembered as Miss Sadie Faust.
who lived here before her marriage
in Germany, where she went to study
music. They expect to remain in
the United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
Hold Under Bonds For Bootleesina

Special to Times-Republican
Nevada, Sept. lie. ]. Hoagland
and Mrs. Iva Zenor, both former
Story county people are held under
bonds in Boone charged with illegal
traffic in liquor. The drinking Of
liquor was the undoing Of Hoagland,
once prosperous business man Of
Gilbert, and he moved over to Boone.
Hoagland has been ostensibly en-
gagged in the poultry business at
Boone and in barn used by him
for. this purpose was found one lone
chicken, three gallon jugs and four
pint bottles of liquor.
Further search by the officers re-
vealed in the home Of Mrs. Zenor,
where Hoagland roomed, over twenty
gallons of corn whiskey, as we'll as
a barrel of raisin wine in the garden.
secreted behind raspberry bushes.
Hoagland is already under an in
junction from the district court and
this find is likely to go hard with him
The Zenor woman admitted her part
in the affair by laying claim to part
of the liquor. Both are under bonds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
BRIDE CHANGES MIND.
Marries Brother of Finance-Nov
Wants Old Love Back.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, Sept. 15.-Aug. rs,
Of this year. Lorraine Wycoff, aged
II, Of this city was married to Will
liam Milliron, the brother off her
fiance, to whom she had been affi-
anced for several weeks. Just why
the. pretty bride made the switch in
husbands is not known, but at any
rate she soon repented of her act and
now William Is seeking divorce to
permit his bride of a few weeks to
wed his younger brother, whom she
declares she loves and him only.
William is 81 and Donald is 10.
Lorraine and Donald met in jan
uary Later he introduced her to his
brother I'VE We're at the boys home
one evening"" says Lorraine. Will
liam remarked that he believed that
/ would make good wife and asked
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
After Effects of Flu And
Stomach And Nervous Trou-
ble, We're Completely Re-
lieved By Tanlac Says Bur-
lingtOn Woman.

Thanks to Tanlac, nothing is left
of my troubles now but the memory
Of thern," said Mrs. MAIDS Jepsen, Of
1898 So. 18th st. Burlington, Iowa, a,
few days ago.
Following an attack Of influenza
winter before last found myself with
no appetite. badly disordered
stomach and I'D an aWfully rundown
condition. Even the little did man
age to eat formed gas which kept
me feeling miserable for hours, caused
palpitation Of the heart and some
times made me almost deathly sick
My nerves were in such a condi-
ton the least little unexpected noise
would upset me completely, and it
was almost impossible for me to get
a good nights sleep. I would roll and
toss by the hour and often wake up in
the morning with an awful sick
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
ONLY MEMORY LEFT
) STATES MRS. JEPSEN

headache. These headaches kept get
ting worse and | had such spells Of
dizziness l hardly dared go away
from home for fear of an attack in
the street I lost weight continually
and got SO weak it was all I could DO
to get thru my housework.
But it is truly remarkable the way
Tanlac has helped me out Of these
troubles. Why, my appetite is just
splendid now, and I can enjoy three
hearty meals a day and never suffer
a particle from gas palpitatIon or
any other form of Indigestion My
nerves have Quoted down so rnat
little noises no longer annoy me and
sleep like child all night long.
"Those terrible headaches ana spells
Of dizziness have left me, and in fact
I haven't an ache or pain Of any
kind. Fhave gained eight pounds IN
weight and have so much strength
and energy can do my housework
with ease. My gratitude. to TanIac
is unbounded."
TanIac is sold in Marshalltown by
the Old Reliable Drug Company and
by all the leading druggists in other
towns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
Kendall Making Progress.

Special to Times Republican,.
Des Moines, Sept. 15.-Reports
reaching republican headquarters
here are that Nate" Kendall, repub-
lican candidate for governor, is being
greeted with large crowds wherever
he appears in his speaking tour over
the state and that he is discussing
national as well as state issues. He
is taking occasion to answer some Of
the statements made by his oppon-
ent. Clyde Herring. The republicans
expect to bring some outside speak
ers into the state in a few days.
Claude Porter is expected to return
to Iowa Saturday and will open his
campaign for United States seator
with an address in Des Moines on
that date. 1t is indicated that he
will particularly attack the Cummins
Esch railroad bill and will argue
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
UNIQUE DIVORCE CHARGES.
Wife Says Husband Made Her Push
Car Out Of Mire.

Atlantic, Sept. 18.-Alleging that
her husband made her get ont in the
mud and push on mired automobile
while he sat in the car and "delib-
erately sQun the wheels" SO as to
cover her with mud and water Mrs.
Louise Kirk is suing DR.. Harry M.
Kirk, Griswold veterinarian, for a di-
yorce.
DR.. Kirk is said to be successful
practitioner, having an income of
$4,000 q year. His wife says he owns
Griswold real estate worth 10000,
similar property in Elliott worth
$4,000 and has moneys and credits
worth $4,000. She asks a divorce,
$500 temporary alimony. $4,000 per-
manent alimony and attorneys fees.
She also asked that q writ Of attach
nent be issued against the property
of the defendant. The writ was or
dered issued by Judge Rockafellow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
Kidney Remedy for 40, Years
a Pronounced Success

Is wonderful medicine for all dis
eases of the kidneys and liver
(Signed) Florence E. Schmidt, r. F..
D. No. 1, Dunfiyk. Ohio.
For the elimination Of poisons due
to impaired kidney action, Warmers
| Safe Remedy was famous for 25
years before this woman SO judic-
iously began it's effective use. There
are thousands of people who realize
that their general health depends
upon their kidneys and have found
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Remedy reliable family medicine.
Forty years ago it was named Safe"
because it is SAFE absolutely:
lequalizing the work Of both the kid
neys and liver. Satisfactory results
are obtained in the most severe
cases, and it is sold by druggists
everywhere. A sample sent on re-
ceipt of ten cents. Warmers Safe
Remedies Co., Dept. 5S8 Rochester.
"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
Corn Leading Jack Frost.

Special to Times Repub1ican.
Sioux City, Sept 15.-Corn made
wonderful advancement toward ma
turity in northwest Iowa, northern
Nebraska and South Dakota during
the week ending Monday evening, &C
cording to reports from more than
100 correspondents. Light frost would
injure but little corn in the highlands
even in the extreme northern dis
tricts, but corn on the lowlands
where planting was late because OF
wet weather will require ten days to
two weeks to get under cover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
Iowa Woman Killed in Minnesota.

Special to mes-Republican
Nevada, Sept. 14.-Mrs. Emma Sims.
for many years a resident Of the west
part Of Story county was killed in
an automobile accident at Hazel Run,
Mimi, the last of the week and the
funeral was held Tuesday. She was
the widow of the late A. B. Sims,
for years resident Of south Of Ames.
She leaves eight children. The hus-
band died about two years ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Nuxated Iron-to quickly enrich the blood,
and thereby put roses in the cheeks . o. =
and energy.
Unlike the older forms Of iron, Nuxated
Iron does not injure the teeth nor upset
the stomach. but Is readily assinilated
and you can quickly recognize its action
by renewed feeling Of buoyant health.
No matter what other iron remedies
you have used without success If you
are not strong or well you owe It to
yourself to make the following test:
See how long you can work or how far
you can walk without becoming. tired;
ated Iron three times pcrNday after meals
for two weeks. Then test your strength
agar, md see how much you have gained.
TO bek absolutely. sure Of getting real
che metallic Variety always ask fog
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
Thieves Get 10000 -cisarets.

Keokuk, Sept 16.-Thieves sawed
thru two iron bars and Yale lock
at the uck-Reiner Co.'S wholesale
house some time Saturday night or
Sunday and stole siXtyt thousand
cigarets. The pills. are packed 5000
in a case and a dozen or fifteen cases
We're stolen.
To get into the warehouse the
thieves had to saw iron bars out of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15
Physician Explains Why He
Prescribes Nuxated Iron for
Rundown, Anaemic People
Says 1t Quickly Increases che Strength and Energy
Of Men and Brings Roses to the Cheeks
Of Nervous. Rundown Women

Ask The 6fsf hundred
strong, healthy look
ing people you meet to
what they owe their
strength and energy
and sss how many
reply "Nuxated Iron"
Dr.. James Francis Sulli:
van, formerly Physician OF
Bellevue Hospital GOVT
door Dept.), OF New York
and the WestcheSter
County Hospital says:
Thousands of nervous,
gun. down, anaemic people
suffer from iron deficiency
but do not know what
to take. There is moth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Wool production in Canada rose
from 100000 pounds in 1915 to 90
100000 pounds in 1919.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

the window in the basement In get
ting out with their loot they sawed
thru the Yale lock of the back door
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Frost is more common in country
districts than in towns. because
smoke interferes With radiation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

MANUFACTURERS NorE: Nuxated iron, vhfcf,
IS recommended above is secret remcdg hur ono
hike the older inorganic iron products it is easily
assimilated and does not injure the teeth, make
OF genuine Nufated Iron - stamped a. follows
and the wordA Nn1ated Iron are stamped into m
each bottle, So that the public may NOT be led
turers guarantee successful and entirely satisfac.
tory results to every purchaser they will refund
your money 1t is disRsRssd BY ell good dsugg,sts
IN tablet form only
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10
Den syriske Kirkebibel.
AT Fl. p. Hansen.

Syrien var ct Land med man
ge Folk og mango Sprog. De
syv Nationer, som udgjorde de
oprindelige Indbyggere, blew al
drig helt udryddet, nogle af Het-
titterne, Filisterne, Moabitterne
og Ammonitterne dvalede endnu
we'd Grenserne.
De assyriske Eroberere havde
fjernet de ii Stammer og befol-
ket Landet med Mennesker af
andre Nationaliteter, hidf6rt fra
fjerne Egne. Jgderne ibIev fort
til Babylon, hvor de blew saa
lange, til de table deres Moders-
maals oprindelige Renhed. De
grmske og romerske Erobringer
havde sat deres Spor paa Lam
det, og Israels tolv Stammer,
der var spredt ! Diet fremmede,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10
VOR SKOLESAG
set fra den konstruktive Side.

Naar der er Tale ON at flyt-
te yor Skole, err der 10 mango
for og andre imod, og Diet er
like min Hensigt i denne Arti-
KEEL at skrive direkte for eller
imod nogen serlig Beliggenhed.
Men ON denne Sag vii jeg
dog gerne fremsette denneTan-
Ike: Err Diet like sandt, at der
er kun eet Hensyn, der b9r
tages, og dette Hensyn err:
II vad t lie n
bedst?
bet synes mig nemlig, at Sam
fundet like har nogen Forplig-
telse overfor nogen til at lade
Skolen blive, hvor den er, ej
heller til at flytte den, hvilket
nogle vel mener, og hvilket kan
k0mme til at h1mme sund
Tankning j Sagen. Paa den an
den Side b6r der tages tilb6r-
ligt Hensyn, saa Forandring TX
Ike cores til Skade for nogen,
uden der virkelig er noget yum
Diet derived, som err verd Om-
kostningen. Der kan vere dem,
som har bosat sig eller k6bt Ell
endom j den Tanke, at Skolens
Beliggenhed like skulde foran-
dres, men de kan selvf6lgelig TX
Ike tage Diet for givet, at Sko-
len err forpligtet til at blive, hvor
den err, fordi de roede e, at den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10
FAsTEBETRAGTNING.

Al IluetScoulSlOfltu. ,,Dd
kom Jesus med dem til
beder, at | like skulle falde
i Fristelse !"
| dette Afsnit har vi Beret-
ningen om Jesu store S~jalelidel-
Sc i Getsemane.
e d e t. En- Have. Den for
ste Adam stod med sin Brud
rem og hellig j Edens Have. Han
blev fristet og faldt og
,,nedsenkede den hele Slegt."
For at tage al Synd, begaaet i
Verden med Faldets F9lger, paa
sig og for at give Slegten til
bage til Samfund med Gud =
treder den anden Adam frem,
ogsaa i en- Have, og m9der den
samme Fjende, som den forste
faldt for.
Jesusog h a S D i p e.
Judas vidste Stedet," og ak,
hvad han dog bruger til sin
Widen til: at FORBADE sin HERE
og Mester. De otte Disciple la
des uden for Haven eller maa-
ske ret linden for. Han beder dem
vente, ,,sette sig ned," medens
han gaar hen for at bede. De
tire, Peter, Jakob og Johannes
derimod, tager han med sig dy-
bere ind i Haven. De tire, som
har veret Vidne til Jesu h9jeste
OphSjelse, Opvekkelsen 'af ia
Truss Batter, Forklarelsen paa
Bjerget, de skal ogsaa vere Vid-
ne til hans dybeste Fornedrelse,
hans forfardelige Sjelekamp.
Selve Kampen. Den be-
gynder med, at han ,,bedroves,'
,,skalyer,' ,,voldsomt at eng-
SITES" hans ,,Sjel er bedrevet ind
til D6den," d. e. han er ner-
we'd at do af Sorg. ,,Se, Diet Guds
Lam, SON berer Verdens Syndi''
ALE Menneskers Synd fra A
dams til Diet sidste Menneske,
som skal leve paa Jorden, samle-
de sig over Jesus og faldt med
hele sin grusomme Tyngde ned
over hans rene, syndfrie Sjel !;
naar hertil kommer Guds ret
ferdige Fordringer over for ham
som ale Synderes S~tedfortrn-
der og Djevelens heftige Ankla-
ge og F~ristelse - da kan vi
ej undres over, at Byrden tyn-
gede ham saa dybt.
Her opfyldtes Diet, som skre-
vet STAIR: Han har taget wore
Sygdomme paa sig og baaret
wore Smerter," ,,han er saa-
ret for wore Overtradelser, "
,Straffen er lagt paa ham,"
,,Herren lod al o Misgerning
komme over ham," ,,han slog
Hyrden." Han skal nu forlige he
lie Verden med Gud q. Kor. 5,
19) betale vor store Syndegeld
Il. Tim. p; nu og we'd hele
hans Lidelse og Ded domfaldes
Synden i Kristi Ked rom. 8,
81 nu blew han ,gjort til Synd
for os, for lat vi skulle blive Guds
Meteorological i ham"
Du, kere HERE Jesus, du err
min Retfkardighed og jeg er din
Syndl Du har taget, hvad nit
er, og givet mig, hyad dit err.
Hvad jeg var, Diet blew du, paa
Diet at, hyad jeg like var, Diet
skulde jeg blive." (Luther).
A. r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10

udarbejdede Diet saakaldte Dia-
teSsaron Evangelium. Han I'D
skar Genealogierne og hvad an
Diet, der viste, at Herren efter
kedet var af Dayids Sed. Og
Diet brugtes like blot af hans
eget PART, men ogsaa af dem,
som fSlger Apostlenes Underyis-
ming, fordi de like vidste ON
Tekstens Fordervelse, men brug-
te den ganske simpelt som en-
Haandbog. Og jeg fandt mere
end to Hundrede saadanne B9.
ger, holdt i Ere i de n%erliggen-
de Kirker, og jeg samlede dem
og kastede dem bort og erstat-
tede dem med de fire Evangeli-
sters Boyer.
Denne Kendsgerning giver os
ct Begreb ON de hellige Skirt
tiers store Udbredelse i den sy-
riske Tunge og antyder ogsaa,
hyor uundverlig EN- tidlig sy-
risk Oversettelse maa have var
ret.
Sikkert nok var G%rundstam-
men i de ferste Menigheder sed-
yanligvis J9der; thi Evangeliet
kom ,,forst til Jgderne." Hvor
som helst Apostelene kom, for
kyndte de Evangelist i de jodi-
ske Synagoger, og hvor J9der
modtog DIET, Wide kristen Guds-
tjeneste naturlig afl9se de jedi-
ske Ceremonier, som de var want
til. Men we'd Gudstjenesten i Sy-
nagogerne var Lesningen at
Skrifterne ufravigelig. Og da de
hebraiske Skrifter dannede For
udsetningen for den kristne Tro,
Wide intet acre mere naturligt
end, at de nyomvendte we'd de-
res Sammenkomster begyndte
med at lese Profeternes og Apo
stlenes Skrifter, ledsaget af den
nodvendige Forklaring. Og saa-
ledes forholdt Diet sig ogsaa. A
postelen Paulus skriyer til Ii
moteus, /. Tim. 4, 10: ,,Indtil
.jeg kommer, saa Civ Agt paa
Oplesningen, Formaningen, I'm
dervisningen."
Og medens Diet hebraiske gam
lie Testament og Matthews Evan
gelium paa samme Sprog stod
til Raadighed for dem, der kend-
tie Hebraisk, og den greske O.
versettelse af gamle Testament
sammen med Eyangelierne og
Brevene, der forelaa paa Gresk,
tilfredsstillede de gresktalendes
Behov, laa Diet lige for at over
sette Evangelierne og Brevene
til de forskellige Sprog, hvor
der var Brug derfor, og saale-
des blew de hellige Skrifter og-
a oversat paa Syrisk.
bet er muligt at Arbejdet er
udfsrt i Brudstykker og af for
skellige Prisoner, og at der slut
telig har fundet en- endelig Re
vision Sted, besorget af kyndig
Hand, og at Resultatet heraf
foreligger i den saakaldte Pes
bite" der betyder den ,,simp-
le", og som saaledes bliver Nav
net paa den f6rste auto
ri e Ike Kirk e
bibel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10

1 III c1ltu ut tt dL Op1dUOV SUN
Beretninger ON Herrens Ord i:
Diet samme Sprog, hvori de blew
talt, eller som en- tidlig Oyerset-
telse fra Greske Originator til
bage til Diet Sprog, hyori de
oprindelig blew udtrykt, saa kan
vi fuldt nd Suite os til DR.. Ma
lans Ord: vi maa soge efter den
virkelige Aand af vor Frelsers
Undervisning i Peshittos erver-
dige Idiom.
Kristi Kirke havde sin OPP
rindelse i Syrien, og de fleste
af dens forste Medlemmer var
Syrere = J9derne selv udsprang
fra Zen omvankende Syrer, %.
Mos. &c, 81 og Palestinas Ind
byggere var for sterste Delen
af samme Slegt og talte sam
me Tunge. Naar hertil kommer
Syrernes litterere Standpmkt
paa Kejser Augustus It'd, og at
Diet var Guds Plan, at Meme
skene skulde modtage Eyangeli-
ct paa deres egen Tunge, selv
ON det skulde ske we'd Hjlep
af eft Under, kan vi like tro,
at Diet har varet lenge, for det-
tie Folk er kommen i Besiddel-
Sc at den ny Pagts hellige
Skrifter i diets eget Sprog.
Hebraisk, Syrisk og Arabisk
er bleyen kaldt 0stens tire store
litterere Sprog, og Diet var i
den syriske Tunge, at Diet gud-
dommelige Ords Tidsyande
str9mmede I'D over 0stens Ian
de og oplivede Slagt efter Slegt,
indtil den falske Profet i Diet
syvende Aarhundrede nesten I'D
ryddede Diet syriske Maal og den
syriske Civilization og gjorde
Landet til en- DIRK, hvad Diet err
endnu den Dag i Dag.
Rejsende i 0stens Lande for
taller ON den enc BY efter den
anden, hvis Bygninger fra Diet
forste til Diet syvende Aarhun-
drede, tilsyneladende STAIR som
da de blev forladt af-deres Be
boere for tolv Aarhundreder
siden, velbyggede Huse med Gal
lerier og Balkoner, smukke Ha-
yer; pragtige Kirker, prydet
med Sejler og Taarne og omgi-
vet med omhyggeligt udferte Ora
We, Diet hedder ON disse Dyer
i en- Rejsehaandbog: ,,Selucia
er ode, Apamea er ode, Arethu-
sa er ode, Larisse er ode, Laodi-
cea we'd Libanon er ode, og An
tiokia er svundet ind til en-
BY paa SEEKS Tusind Indbygge-
re-"
Men liver af disse Dyer var
reprasenteret we'd en- Biskop paa
Kirkemodet i Nikea, og Listen
med deres Nayne eksisterer end
nu i Diet syriske Sprog.
vi we'd, at store og indflydel-
sesrige Menigheder rejste sig i
i Aposteltiden som EN-
Frugt af Apostlenes og den for
ste Discipelskares Arbejde, og
det hedder j APP. CIR. II, 26, at
Discipline ferst j Antiokia blew
Kristne. bet ligger ogsaa
ner at formode, at disse Menig-
heder var j Besiddelse at Beret-
ON de velsignede Ord,
ndgik fra hans Mund.
Omkring we'd Aaret 175 kom
en- assyrisk Filosof we'd Navn
7 a a n, der var gaaet over
til Kristendommen, til Syrien,
hvor han, der var paavirket af
Gnosticismen, blev Leder az en-
af de Sekter, hvoraf der fand-
ties mango paa den It'd. Han
udarbejdede ct Vark, kaldet Dia-
tessaron ,,gennem fire" - der
var en- Art Harmoni af de fire
Evangelier j en- fortl9benoe For
telling. Det er like sandsynligt,
at han o~versatte Teksten fra
GrRsk, og hvis like, er def tro-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-10

NoNddf hlrkeSkolef OpnOfef at
existere, vii Kirken ophere at
yere en- Magt i Landet. y Sko-
lesagen er en- meget betydnings-
fuld Sag at ofre Penge Ill, og
EN- Sag, der maa ofres meget til,
ON vor Kirke skal bestaa i dis
Sc verdslige og materialistiske
Tider. Og Diet er en- Sag, I'll hvil-
ken ct Pengeoffer rekker vide
re for at fremskynde Kongens
Erinde, maaske, end Diet ger til
nogen anden Sag. Def er fra
yor Skole, vi skal have vore Le-
dere. vi anvender Pengegaver
vel, naar vi giver wore unge
en- Kirkeskole af den bedste
Art.
AT udvide Skolen b~etydelig,
enten den flyttes eller Ell, err no
get, der vii koste like saa lidt.
Der er dem, som mener, at vi
Dor gore Diet, og at Studenteran-
tallet "a vii eges, vel NEST af
sig SEW, som en- naturlig Felge.
Andre har derimod ment, at vi
Dor like vove at bekoste noget
betydeligt, for Stndenterne kom-
mer. Der er noget j Diet. Men
jeg tror, at hvis vi venter paa
Skolens Udvidelse, for vi begyn-
der at gore noget direkte for
at faa flere Studenter, vii Frem-
gangen vare for langsom og usik-
ker, og hyis vi yenter paa flere
Studenter, FOR vi begynder at I'D
vide Skolen, vii def blive endnu
mere langsomt ag usikkert. Jeg
mener derfor, at vi Dor gore beg
ge Dele samtidig. vi Dor samti-
dig udyide vor Skole, og gore
noget direkte for at faa flere Stu
denter; og Diet bringer os til den
anden Ting, der maa ske enten
Skolen flyttes eller ej, og den
err: Vor Skole maa averteres og
anbefales, energisk, systematisk
og vedholdende iblandt wort
Folk overall, igennem allie vo-
re Blade, we'd Mpder og over
for den enkelte.
Der err iblandt wort Folk en-
stor Mangde unge, der for deres
egen Skyld og for Kirkens Skyld
burde soge videre Skolegang paa
vor Skole. Bare dog, de vidste
detl Bare dog, de indsaa, i hvil-
ken utankelig Grad en- saadaa
Skolegang Wide gavne DEM Ba-
re dog Foreldre saa, hvorfor de
unge like Dor udsettes for Yer
dens Magt j verdslige Hejskoler,
men uddannes under luthersk-kri-
stelig Indflydelsel Det er vor
Pligt at anbefale og bekendtgs-
re vor Skole iblandt dem, til hvis
GAVIN den err bygget, og at til
skynde dem til at gaa, som vii
vere bedst tjent derived. Sagen
err nemlig den, at disse unge
tranger til Skolen, og Skolen
trenger til disse unge. Men naar
disse like indser Diet, err Diet
da indlysende, at vi maa ayerte-
re og anbefale lSkolen. Andre lu-
therske Kirkesk0ler j wort Land
viste en- overordentlig Tilstrsm-
ming sidste Efteraar. Nogle Sko-
Ter matte afvise nogle, der sSg-
te Adgang, fordi der umuligt
kunde SKATES Plads. Disse an
Dire lutherske Samfund havde sy-
stematisk talt Skolesagen. De
skrev ON Skolesagen. De hensat-
tie en- sarlig Sendag til at tale til
mulige Studenter ON Skolesa-
gen. Mon der like over en- Bank
err mindst cen Student fra liver
Menighed j Samfundet, som for
eget GAVIN burde studere paa
Dana College? ON der var, sig
blot cen (der burde we're flere)
fra liver Menighed, og der saa
ogsaa kom nogle faa udenfor Me-
nighederne, Wide Diet udgsre ner-
paa $50 Studenter, naar Trini-
tatis Seminarium medregnes.