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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26
'otals :. .11ss12 23o792 1o154 1896
ressional District.
HERE ON HIKE
FROM II As<E TO

FROM MAsNE TO TRI;\ TON
 Early Repass 26, of Tren.on, N. J.. who was hiking from Maine to Trenton. made an overnight stop in Norwich We'd nesday and was given quarters at the po- lice station where he applied for lodgings for the night as he had no money.
 ReDass attracted attention as he pass t. rough the street because of the ot rg he wore. His suit was of red ii | black stripes, Il, carried heavy hnaps3c. on his back and wore wood- choppers boots with the the feet made like moccasins. Repass reported that they had already had some extremely cold weather in Maine, around the zero point.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26

CromwelI.-.Ir. and Mrs. Andrew Ia cobson of Cromwell announce thr u.- riage of their daughter Otiea ard Ray mond E. Smith of Wentworth x H.. Sept. 13, 1920. Mir md Airs. Snl.Eh will reside in New Har1 li-H, where he groom is in business s.ta his father
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26
Joins Fraternity at Amherst

Piilil Sayles of 145 Washington street who is a freshman at Amherst college rls Teen initiated into Psi Upsilcn fra terr.ty to whie1 his 3rothe: 1h6n;as S"yios of the class of 1922 belongs.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26
WEATHER SPOILED PLANS
FoE BIG FOX HUNT

Plans of Norwich hunters for Thanks giving day fox hunt were spoiled by the Iieht snow with touches of rain that fell through Wednesday night and Thursday. Tie i7-I-,sers Gid not 4 mt to go out, as they knew the dogs c9u.1 not pick ip the scent Under such weather conditions
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26

ra-'.rri 1rzs si'ce o'ccnno- of ts: c 'e- cf nee fIgl Seward r- hr nc. q iy. New Yor
 to do the sa7. klnl of work under ti' American committee for devastate France.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26

N. H., will head the delegation from that state The Connecticut delegates will be led by Judge J. S. Pullman, of Bridge port, while Weir Williams, of Providence will have charge of the representatives from Rhode Island.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26
The percentage of women

The percent3Ee or NOUtn N-p SUI tI wt' wenk ner- es is enormous E GUS
 ,r 'ren.Hl r g. l.ii and N E. -ta1 $ .he eos.acn cor of vgs.g s-todaT- Cisc .ot .Jhe mili.Onz w-lc has h.en so aff ct d has cons forth w in a statement telling how she regained her strength and I'd herself of nerve trouble. V. shall not give her name, in accord ance with our policy of treating all mat ters of this kind in confidence. She says:
 "I tried several so-called tonics. but I want to say right now that Woman-Hood
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26
s2 V > C- xz-a
 NA | 14@ -S 0

' the orly one that helred me I
 9 ous he d1ches for
 'r-s Iun down and l- . -lT .c ef 2 the me. Every- l-- ..- 54 oE 4-. .l. -es md coallflt e. eH Lesr .1e cl-4-.n nlsgng without getting cross tut since taking the sec ond bottl e lNomen-.lCo Tonic that nervous c' Has san-s red. I've no more head -s nd I'm Lack to almost my former v-e ght" fg troman-Eood Tonic is sold by O. e. Engier.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26
GREENEVILLE

SIX hours after high water it is loW ua-er which is followed by Hood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26
52sa S373 

D 2510 4s40 194 Il
 Vote For Governor. The vote for governor by counties was
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26
5071 8594 8
23O8 5135 PIP 10
United States Senator.

For United States senator the vote in New London, Holland and Windham counties was as follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26

Rocky Hill.-About 50 attended the 18th wedding anniversary party of MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Sprague at their home Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26

ts aT ouarternaster and Yrs Robert Sterr1- rd q ''ren of Otrobanlo o@-rue eft cf'n sla eH.ns to pass T',-rl.s- giving with Is Sterry's parents Mir. and Mrs. Albert Coates. of Branford
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-26

SUN. MooN AND TIDES. u Sun | High | Moon Rises. Sets. H Water. Sets
 Standard Time)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

Frankenberry, Is; and Potts, 6.
The coaches have not been able to
develop a steady foul shooter as
the following record indicates
Frankenberry % out Of 62; Ham
mann % out of 81; and Fiery / out
Of s. Captain Thornberg, though
not the highest scorer on the team
Is one of the best floor men that
as been developed at the High
School in years, and is making a
signal success in his leadership of
The team.
There is no doubt but that the
local boys will turn in another
victory tonight when they meet the
fast team from Alexandria's High
School Several weeks ago they
defeated this quintet at Alexandria
in one of the hardest-fought and
toughest games of the season.
Those who have been following the
game Of basketball in Martinsburg
have something IN store for them
in this game for the Virginia lads
are coming here full Of determina-
ion to wipe out the ienominy Of
defeat on their home court And
Captain Thornberg and his war
rj0rs are determined that the win
ming streak they are now on shall
not be broken a. more tais sea
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

to an inquiry from Prosecuting At
torney David c. Mckee, of Ohio
county, the latter complaining that
on account OF the increased cost of
living it is impossible to secure
competent men to serve for this
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21
HALLAHAN ISSUES RULING

Walter s. Hallanan, state tax
commissioner, has ruled that cleo
ton officials cannot receive more
than 50 a day from the county
courts. The ruling came In answer
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

Those articles have tried to impress you
serious danger that is facing
It to see that your property
oportion to its worth today.
jely explained the risks that
"a AXE il YOU base the amount Of your in
suraace On the value of property a few
years back. They have explained just how
the increased cost affects all kinds of insur-
ance, whether ON Che eighty per cent coin
surmce basis OF on the ordinary insurance
plan
They have told YOU that the cost Of in
@urance has increased less than the cost Of
any other necessity.
They have told YOU that you can ad-
Just your insurance to suit the needs at any
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21
amount.

Mr.. f. P. Cohill, the well-known
orchardist of Hancock, Md, is in
the city today looking after his
fruit interests.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

Eead he }iar1,4-hlre Journal.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

time--you DO not have to wait for your pres
ent policies to expire as some people think
Already many are needing these warn
ings and protecting themselves against pos
sibIe ruin from fire by looking up their pol
icies and going to some fire insurance agen-
cy for advice
It would be impossible 10 discuss in
these articles all the points that ought to be
considered. It is impossible to impress up
on everybody in this way, the grave ina
oortance Of prompt action, but everyone
who heeds Che warning will be glad that they
have been to their insurance agency and
been set right.
II has been estimated that before these
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

warnings were issued, over ninety-fve per
cent of the insurable property in Berkeley
county was only insured on the basis of
what it cost, years ago. Yet if it HAD
been insured for every dollar that it cost
and should all burn up tonight, the county
would be many millions of dollars short of
getting enough insurance money to replace
the roperty-BECAUSEA ALL PROPER
TY TODAY COSTS TWICE WHAT 1T
COST A FEW years ago.
So heed the advice and warning of
these agencies-protect yourself as you
ought to be protected-talk it over With
of these leading agencies and let them
you how to meet the danger of your ha
a fire tonight A telephone message or
at any Of these agencies will settle the
ter for you in five minutes-why delay
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-21

GtVtNG TIE PfMoC1htG CHaNdp
O4E G>AZ AS HIS pAnVNGp-
NhAt<GS a mlSOERL Oh Hlz7
SoGS 400 HhNO,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
PAA REUSE.

Jeg tog hjemmefra S6ndag Eff
termiddag den 10. Okt. Rejsen
gik over Union Pacific Banen til
Blair, Nebr. bet var bestemf, at
.ieg skulde tale j Kirken der
Tirsdag Aften den II. Okt. og
paa Skolen Onsdag Aften den
-. Okt. Disse M0der blew holdt
som bestemt. bet var az stor In.
teresse for mig at besege yor
Forenede danske ev. lutherske
Kirkes SkOle endnu en- Gang.
Jeg hayde like bes9gt Skolen
mere end cen Gang, siden jeg
bley ferdig der for otte Aar 81
den. Skolens Sal var helt fluid
af lyttende unge Mennesker. bet
var en- Forn6jelse at Sc saa man
&c. bet tegneT godt for Frem'
tiden. Jeg hilste paa Miss Elisa
beth Jacobsen og Carl Nielsen,
begge her fra Salt Lake City. -
Man kunde merke paa SUDDEN
terne, at de gledede sig til den
nye Skole. Og Diet err heller TX
Ike saa %underligt. bet tranges
sikkert haardt. En- ny udvidet
Skole err en- Sag, der er We
vard vor I~nteresse, Forb9n oe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
sTAKKELs psTRIG.


~" 9''iissN'
n"s9 peai'snips oii az i"U' ~
noIue e' rolNeais'e'inins vi"
'iSiu'nins III SSNa'"u r"' ~
1er Nraillst hehieue' ru0"
oPn"rNsoiuieo paa ue' H"Hu'
som { Pdafaere emu nose' an
oel u o3eFet faiit "i "e" o"io-
p''ishe NYoIansiis, So" s'ul'
iasueS Feo san " %" 'oi
MISUNDERSTANDING,
''el me lysA-ostrigNho o"ir""-
ue mea SIN helnpeoeio.Aiills paa
% Miiiioher' hYoraI "lene =
~liilohef / iioYeustauen "len'
en- pNohoniaR iieiiseenuo lu.u-
stanaIg oieFea5s1lgt. FOR at oe'
me Lala shuiae Auilio oil'io
SIN beloiknlns' haaDV ucnn9
n~euDrlhges III ahllure emu nav
aeien al den eaVefehoe' os I'd
DER I pJeoilKRet h,eSlen o'erai'
er iukket t@t l Tor lySAe %
selVlplgeiig ogsaa tysA-pslrlgShe
Oayahdfefe, Kan dehl'e DeloiA'
ningsreaiiNiloh kun 9Nc Veu' d.
den uhyre oYerskydenue MaSSc
sui0er ihJel en- rroceS' SOM
lor9Yrlgt aiiefeae l@hge mar
ret Gang, men hogenT Maaue
h@mmes slt forlpo yea ue S'o-
re liJeipeiofailstaiIhlhsel' sum
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Og Frankrig, son / Djeblik-
ket saa afgjort spiller Fprste-
violin / den europ9iske Koncert,
er 0strigs bestemte Modstander
/ dette Sp6rgsmaal og vii paa
ingen Made slippe en- Tgddel
at st. Germain-Pagten. Jndlem-
medes 0strig i Tyskland, Wide
dette Land trods alt vpre gaaet
I'd af den store Krig med en-
yaldig Land og Befolkningsfor-
9gelse, og dette vii Frankrig
paa ingen Made taale.
SpGrger man, ON Halydelen af
Dstfies Befolkning da yirkelig
skal ofres til en- langsom Suite.
d6d blot for at opretholde ON.
fanget af Tyskalnds Ydmygelse,
sYares der fras fransk Side, at
Tilstanden i Tyskland jo for IT.
cen ef omtrent hse saa elendig
SON 0strigs, og at to Elendig-
beder like udligner hinanden
yea at IP8geS Sammen.
Dette Argument er' selYfpige-
Zig ganske u~holdbart, eftersom
iys6iahd uagpr Ell omfaade, der
ef e~KolonllSk IeYedygtlgt og der
Tor Tor eller siden maa komme
I'd over aeh nuFgrende pkono-
n2isAe hrlae' medens pstrlg som
seifst@nalg Stat er DON'T tai yed-
Rarende Stagnatlon hyilket
iefflsf lnarpmihes ira fransk 81
sageh err, at pstrlgs oprethoi-
deise som selYst@ndlg Stat er ct
Y@sentiIgt Lea Frankrigs ener-
giske balkanisarlngspolitlk over
go 10 ArrAfrn nnAA Ill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Sender hermed en- k@rlig Hi
sen til Yennerne dernede; jee
bevarer dejlige Minder fra dis.
Sc Mgder.
Kansas City. Fra Oaks gib
Rejsen tilbage til Kansas City
hvor Diet var bestemt, at .jeg
skulde holde Mode Tirsdag AT
ten den rs. Okt. Jeg kom til
|Byen tidlig paa Formiddagen.
Pastor Wilhelmsen var paa Sta
tionen efter mig. Jeg tilbragtc
en- hyggelig Dag i hans HEM.
ON Aftenen hayde vi saa Mode
j Kirkea. Der var temmelig man
&c til Stede. Efter MGdet sam
'ledes Vi i Kirkens Krypt, hvor
vi nod en- Kop Katie og Rage.
vi tilbragte Ell hyggelig Aften
sammen.
Andre Steder. Fra Kan
sas City gik Rejsen ON ad Oma-
.ha, Frederiksborg og Minden,
Nebr., paa hyilke Steder jeg
ogsaa talte sarlig i yor Utah
missions Intercsse.
Salt Lake City. Saa er
jeg hjemme / Salt Lake City, og
her i Byen og andre Steder i
Utah og Idaho har vi jo yor
Utahmission. 0g Diet var der
for, jeg kom til Kredsm6det,
sarlig fordi Vi bqrer ogsaa I'll
Nebraska Kreds. Utahmissionen
er eanske Yist samfundets Mis-
sion, men som Kreds h9rer Vi
10 til Nebraska Kreds. Og det
er vi ogsaa glade for. vi Wide
bare 6nske, at den Dag MATTE
komme, da Vi kunde sende De
legater til M6derne, ia, at den
Dag MATTE komme, da vi sely
tdlde h0lds ct Kredsmode.
Det er, aandeligt talt, for.
ftisleude at kohme nd en- Gang
imelIem. Men Diet er dog og-
saa s66nt at komme hjem igen.
Der kendcr Vi jo Vanskelighe-
derne bedst, men saa ser vi maa-
skc ogsaa bedst, hyor wort Ar
bejde ligger, og saa vii Herren
give os Frimodighed til at holde
nd, OF han vii give os SER.
Her j Salt Lake City err der
mango at vore dyrek6bte Lands
mend, der sleuide samles ind i
Guds Rige. VII | ude i Samfun-
Diet bede megat for os, at Vi
maa faa Made til at bringe
dem Naadens Budskab.
J. c. Carlson.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

ming er at optages j ct stort
9konomisk Enhedsomraade, son
kan gengiye den den syundne
Basis for sin Eksistens. Men Diet
te kan kun opnaas we'd Tilslut-
ming I'll Tyskland, thi til an
Dire sider mgder Tysk-0strig kun
bitter f'jendskhed
Der ef derfor nnpPe heller
Tyiyl ON, at den paatenkte Fol
keafstemning vii give ct aldeles
oyerYgldende Flertal for Til,
slutningen, som jo ogsaa har Be
grundelse i De rationale Forbold.
0g hyis Princippet ON Folkenes
Selybestemmelsesret skulde ske
Fyldest, burde 0strigs Tilslut-
ming til Diet tyske Statsforbund
da like mode Modstand ude
fra. Men en- saadan Modstand er
like blot til Stede, den er saa
stark, at den 6strigske Folkeaf-
stemning efter al Sandsynlighed
kun vii bliye en- virkningslgs De-
monstration.
Blandt de allierede Magter,
SON i St. Germain-Traktaten fix
optaget den Bestemmelse, at 0st-
rio skulde ware en- selystendig
Stat og like MATTE Suite sig
I'll Tyskland, er kun Italien az
gjort eaaet bort fra dette Stand
punkt. Nappe af Menneskeker-
iehed over for den tidligere
Modstander, men af politisk BE.
regning. Italien frygter en- Gen
opstaaen af MISUNDERSTANDING
ten j Form az en- Donau-Union;
tai den okonomiske N9dvendig-
he'd vi selYfplgelig wise sig steer
kere end de rationale Antipa-
Ter, naar Sulten banker paa Do
rem. Dette 0nsker Italien, som
j den juso-slaviske Stat allerede
har faaet en- stprkere og farli-
gere Konkurrent end ventet, for
enhyer Pris at undgaa og er der
for stemt for at lade 0strig gil
de ind ! Rammen af den stor-
tyske Stat, som Italien desuden
mcgee ansker at komme / ct yeA-
skabeligt Forhold til,
England, som kun ] ringere
Grad feler sig politisk %interes-
seret i sagen, er muligvis like
utilbgjelig til at yde 0strigs Liv-
sag nogen StGtte, men vii dog
n@ppe sette Venskabsforholdet
I'll Frankrig paa Spill derived.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

stor S6holm for hans mango
aarige og torfaste Arbejde i low
Kreds og 6nsker ham Herren.
Yelsignelse for Fremtiden.
Endvidere blew def foreslaae
og Yedtaget, at Kredsen yde.
samme Understottelse / Diet kom
mende Aar, SON i DIET svundne
I'll Yirksomhederne: Des Moinei
og Jewell, Davenport og Moline
Rutland og HUMBOLDT SAINT al
kredsstyrelsen j Forbindelse met
Menighederne Des Moines oq
Jewell s6rger for deres Bette.
ming eftcr Pastor Sgholms Fra.
tradelse og G til, at Prastelon.
nan bliyer forh6jet til mindst
100000 ON Aaret.
For Atlantics Yedkommendc
bleY Diet besluttet, at Kredsen 81
yer Menigheden den nBdyendige
Gnderst6ttelse, saa den kan kal-
de bosiddende Prest, og at
kredsstyrelsen s6rger fer, at At.
Iantic faar Prestebetjening i Va.
kaneetiden.
Yenner, lad os ihukomne Her
rens Ord til sine Disciple. 10
stem err stor, men Arbejderne
ere faa, er derfor H6stens
HERE ON, at han vii sende ar.
bejdere I'd til sin Host, og lad
Is saa gore derefter.
Sendagen begyndte med Hoj-
segudstjeneste Stedets Prest,
Pastor w. C. Nielsen, holdt Skirt
tetale udfra Salmeverset:
Jesu Bod og Saar
Jeg fuld Forldsning faar;
Il den Del, jeg lar for3et.
Er som aldrig sket,
Naar jeg blot til Jesus ser.
og Pastor a. p. Hansen, Council
Bluffs, holdt Hejmesseprediken
udfra Dagens Tekst, LUX. Is, IS
Ill Enden.. Der bley pegt paa
Diet meget, som vi taber, medens
Vi jaeger efter at vinde. Der Ia
bes saa mango gyldne Anlednin-
ger, HIelbred og mango andre
Ting, der tables timeligt og aan-
deligt. Diet eelder frem for alt
ON, at vi like taber den code
Del. Mar ct Menneske har tabt
dene idste Anledning Ill at faa
den code Del, da er def tabt -
fortabt. vi maa derfor lpgec
Npgt paa at vinde og beware
den code Del, som like skal Ia
yes fra os - Sjelens eyige Frel-
Sc. Den faces we'd Korsets Fod
hos Jesus og den beyares we'd,
at Vi we'd Ordet og Helligaan,
den lader os fore ind paa Hel,
liggorelsens Vel, saa der af yort
Liv kommer til at flyde leven-
de Vandstr6mme. ia, MATTE VI
faa lert at sidde we'd Jesu Fod-
der og vokse af hans Tale, saa
skal den code Del like tages
fra os.
ON Eftermiddagen talte Pa
sfor +. X. NJ. Hansen, Audubon.
paa Engelsk og Pastor 4. u.
Nielsen paa Dansk.
ON Aftenen predikede Pastor
y. c. Carlson, hvorefter Ordei
var frit. Der var mango, som be.
nyttede Anledningen til at af.
lggge ct Vidnesbyrd. Maa Gud
yelsigne den sgd, der bley saa.
ct, og give Vakst til evigt Liy
Siple til Frelse, hans Navn Ii
ERE.
II. L. Jensen, Sex
PAA REUSE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
I.ANDS0GEREl CIV ACT.

IANDsocEREr CIV ACT. yrkelge G0DTKOB for hvem'
onsker sig en- Lille opdyrket
Farm til sit ~fremtidige HEN. so Acres, code improvements:
Pris 500. 30 Acres, indhegnet og godt improved; $1,000. 1913
Acres godt improved og indhegnet; $1,000. To al disse Farme
ligger nar we'd Thief River Falls, MINI. En- n@r we'd Red Lake
Falls, MINI. Jorden err af bedste Kvaliet, n@sten Diet hele under
Plov; beliggende en- smuk, godt b~ebygget Egn, Telefon, Rural
Postrute, nar we'd Skole. Udmerkede Veje. Dette Land vii for,
doble sin Vgrdi ganske kort It'd. De maa handle hurtgt.
Dsse Godtkeb varer like l%engeSkriv til:
MORGAN & SCHULTHEIS, Grand Forks, North Dakota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

har giyet EN- hjelpende Hands
r@kning, er d e $ M o i II e s, D a.
venport og Moline, r Il T.
land og Hum t, som nd
g9r ct selyst9ndigt Kald bley
we'd sidste Aarsm6de loyet en-
aarlig stotte fra Kredsen indtil
de kan klare sig selv.
Coon Rapids og Scranton, som
er lagt sammen til ct Missions.
kald, er fra JUL Maaned dette
Aar faiet til yor Kredsmission.
Cand. \. \. Skanderup har mod
taget Kald fra Kredsen og har
ibegyndt Arbejdet paa disse Eg-
ne. Effer sin Ordination yenter
han at fortsette Gerningen som
Kredsens Missionsprest.
kole:
Bibelskolen err en- ny Corning
indenfor yor Kreds. GamleTan.
ker err we'd dens Be~gyndelse yir-
keliggiort. Under Pastor Kr.
Ankers og Pastor Matthiesens
Ledelse afholdtes i LGbet af Som
meren en- saadan Skole. Vi skYl-
der disse TO Br6dre TAX, fordi
de tog denne Virksomhed op.
Mon en- saadan Plante like kun
de trives i vor Krcds, hyis Vi
freder ON den2 Guds Folk tren-
ger i yor trayle It'd til Hyileti-
amer paa de gronne Grrsgange.
Gud velsigne fremdelgs vor
Kreds g yor Kirke.
! broderlig Hlrb5dighed
A. NJ. Nielsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

1lnge.
Kansas City, Kans. Fra
Blair gik Reisen til Kansas City,
hyor Nebraska Kreds af Den
forenedc danske Kirke / Ameri-
ka, skulde holde Aarsmode. Mo
dedagene var HI 0kt. Hyor
a det rige og skonne Dage. ia,
hyor err Diet godt for Br9dre at
BIO sammen. Hvof bar de dog eh
smuk Kirke i Kansas City, og
hyor tog Menigheden der dog
vel imod NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Oct err andcn Gang, Menigheden
i Kansas City har taget imod
Kredsm6de, og Yirksomheden j
Kansas City er dog forholdsvis
ny.
Oaks, Okla m a. Fra
Kansas City gik Turen Ill Oaks,
Okla. Jeg havde i iengere It'd
haft Indbydelse til at komme
dcrned og bolde M6der for dem
der. Jeg hayde 10 nasten like
'' ~ 0is si'i''.
W uos n'e5 - 80
'N'' Nul''' s's9 nj. S2sS ia
- l2l In -
az" US "",4e VIZ i.sps 80
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
A. NJ. Nielsen.

Pastor \. Ia. JerSlld 1ndleue-
de Emmett; ,,Hyordan skal VI
bedst hjelpe wore Born og unge
til, at de kan vokse op hos Her
rem Indlederen betonede to nod
yendige Forudsatninger for, at
der / det hele taget kan vere
Tale ON at lose denne Opgaye.
F9rst, at B6rnene maa yere over
giyet I'll Herren og v@re hans
thi er de like hos ham, i Sam
fund med ham, kan de like yok-
Sc op hos ham. Derngst gelder
det ON at bibringc Bgrnene For
staaelse az denne velsignede
Kendsgerning og derudfra lare
dem alt, hyad Jesus har befalet,
og saaeldes ypkke LISTEN til at
bliye hos ham.
ON Aftenen holdt Pastor Kr.
Anker Of bibelsk Foredrag over
Emmett. ,,Stilhed i Arbejdet for
Herrens Ansigt." Taleren peg
tie paa Faren i den altfor store
Travlhed. som err vor lids Ser-
kende. bet var dog like den
vdre Traylhed. der a NEST
farIig, thi den kom vi vel over
men den indre Uro, som gor, at
man aldrig kan blive s%tille, er
Diet farlige; thi uden Stilhed for
Herren og for sig sely, bliyer
Diet like I'll noget med Arbejdet
Taleren CAV Eksempler herpaa
udfra den Hellige Skrift og VI
ste, at fgrst i Stilhed begyndte
Diet Arbejde der duede.
ON L6rdagen indledede Pa.
stor J. II. Vammen Emmett ,,Yori
Indre Missionsarbejde, og v
havde en- livlig og god Droftel
Sc az dette yigtige Emne.
Fra neutrality-suspicious. kar
meddeles:
K~redsmedet anbefaler at del
tages tilb6rligt Hensyn I'll Hell
ligggrelsesm6der we'd Drpftelsf
af Helligg6relsesemner we'd vo
re Missionsm6der.
Kredsen, i Betragtning at, a.
Pastor A. l.. j. SGholm fratra
der sin Corning son Priest, I'D
taller sin hjertelige TAX til Pa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-20
CA7RE TOTI RONAN|I DIN De:
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Recomand aceasta la tot rrle
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